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Nashvile-on Saturday continually cap
turing prisoners, trophies, and guns
Best of all, Gen. Thomas announces
bis purpose to keep on, and evidently
means to clear Tennessee Of Rebels before
he stops. Hoad has but two lines of re,
treat one to Florence, Ala; the other tc
Co,inth, Miss.
The death of Fort Pillow Forrest is re
-pore'. A more active, resolute, anC
bloodthirsty scoundrel did not exist in the
Confederacy.
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lECLUDIYG EVEN
CONSUMPTION,

WISTAR'S BALSA2 OF WILD CHERRY
So general has the use Of this remedy be-
come, and so popular is it everywhere, that it 10
unnecessary for me TO recount its virtues. Itg
works speak for it, and End utterance in the
abundant and voluntary testimony of tho
many who from long suffering and settlsd
disease have been restored to pristine vigor
and health. We can present mass Of cri-~
dence in proof of our assertion, that
CANNOT BE DISCREDIrED.
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Pennsylvania has 2.5l2 miles If rail
way, which cost Sl43,47l,710. The Gu
mails are 1047 miles in length, costing
S3G8ll700 The real and personal es
tate in 1860 amountedto Sl.416. sol .SS8
The State debt November so, 1868, was
$50 ,4S6, ,596, showing decrease from the
prece lirg year of SSlo,6I7.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM
WILD CHERRY

ONE OF TIE OLDEST AnD MOST RELIABLE RIM
EDIEs IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, WhOopiug Cough, Bron-
chitis, Difficulty Of Breathing, As.h-
ma, HoarseDess, Sore Throat,
Group, and every Affection of
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST,
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS, MILITARY OFF
GERS, and SINGERS can use"Bro'c" S
bronchial Trocnes," or Cough and Voice
Lozengers, as freely as requislte,-con'
,aining nothing that can injure the sys'
TEN, They are invaluable for aliaying
the hoarseness and irritation incident to
to vocal cxertion, clearing and strength
enng the voice.
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nG-In Wayne township, Clinton Co.,
Pa, we're thlee veteran voters for Lincoln
and Johnson-JOseph Montgomery, aged
93 Peter Poormau, SS; Wm. l. Mont
gomery, Sc.
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El The Official canvass Of New York
State gives Lincoln G,79G maj. ovecr Nc
Clcilau, and Fenton S,453 maj. over Sey.
mour. State Officers, Congress, and Leg.
islature, Union, bv largo maj
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Administrators Notice.

NXTHEREAS Letters of Administration to
w the estate of WM. B. JENKINS, late Of
Shipper township, Cameron county, deco have
been granted to the subscriber, all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to maks
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them, duly au-
thenticated, for settlement to
JACOB JENKINS, Admir-.
Coudersport, Oct. 25, 1864 AZ.
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Government whenever il shall have ceased Oh
the part OF those who began it.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
December 6, 1864.
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The Tyrone Herald has been suspend
cd for want Of adequate patronage.
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Gen Sherman announces, under his own
signature, his arrival on the coast. The
capture Of Fort McAlIister, on the 18th,
completes his communication with the
fleet. Previously to that he had destroy
ed all the railroads and invested the city
His march was agreeable" the weather
fine, supplies abundant. 1t is rcmarka-
BILE that We hear nothing of these astoun.
ding ravages which the Rebel Gen.
Wheeler has i'll along been reported by
the Richmond papers to have made on
Sherman's forces. But Gen. Sherman
says he has not been "at all molested
by guerriilas." Not wagon lost on
the trip. lie has utterly destroyed over
two hundred miles of rails And he "re.
CARDS Savannah as already gained" ;" NoIh-
ing could be more perfect than the whole
conduct of this expedition, as nothing
will be more glorious than its final result.
From Gen. Thomas We continue to
receive accounts of the enemy's defeat
and flight. Our forces were eight miles
beyond Franklip-twenty six south of
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The draft for State troops, it is said
has been temporarily aboudoned.
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CANNOT BE DISCREDIrED.
The Rev. Jacob Sechler.

Well known and much respected amongrtte
German population in this country, makes the
following statement for the benefit OF ,hs
afflicted
HANOVER, Pa, Feb. IS, 1859
Dear SrS Having realized in my family
important benefits from the use of your valu-
able preparation-W -WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILr
CHERRV-it affords me pleasure to recommend
it to the public. Some eight years ago one.
Of my daughters seemed to be in a decline
and little hopes of her recovery were enter
tanned then procured a bottle of your ex--
cellent Balsam, and before she had taken the
whole Of the contents Of the bottle there was
great Improvement in her health. have
in my individual case, made frequent asa Of
your valuable medicine, and have also BEEN
benefited by it. JACOB SECHLER.
From Jessie Smith, ESQ,
President of the Morris County Bank, Morris
town, New Jersey.
"Having used DR.. W1sNAR's BALsAM or,
WILD CuERRY for about fifteen years, and
having realized its beneficial results in my
family, it affords me great pleasure in recon-
mending it to the public as a valuable RENE
dy in cases of weak lungs, colds, coughs, dc.,
and q remedy which | consider to be entirely
innocent, and may be taken with perfect
safely by the most delicate in health"
From Hon. john E. Smith,
\ distinguished Lewyer in Westminster, Nd
| have on several occasions used DR.. WH-
TR's BALsAM OF WILD Cherry for severe colds
aud always with decided benefit. know Of
no preparation that is more efficacious or
more deserving of general use.
| The Balsam has also been used with e1-
cellent effect by J. B. Elliott, Merchant, Halls
Cross Roads, Md.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed ~. BUTTS
on the wrapper .....
F0R SALE BY
J. P. D1ysMoRE, No. 491 Broadway, N. York,
S. W. Fowler & Co., Proprietors, Boston.
| And by all Druggists.
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PRICE CURRENT,

Corrected every Wednesday by p. A. STEB.
BINS & CO., Retail Dealers in Groceries
aud Provisions,
opposite d. f. GlasSmire's Hotel,
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Well known and much respected among-tte
German population in this country, makes the
statement for the benefit Of ,hs
afflicted
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ByW.B. LKWIs 4 GO ,Auctionssrs.
UCT1ON SALE OF DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.

We will cell At cur salesroom, No. PSI PennsyI-
van'a avenue. between 18th and 18th sire cts, on
WEDNESDAY. THURsDAY and FRI DAY NORM
lNGs, March ID, Sd and 4tb, 1864 commencing st
10 O'Clock, the entire stock of Q retail dry goods
dealer declining business The stock comprises Q
6ne sssortmentof
Prints Bic ached and Brown Muslins,
Dress Goods, Silks, Shawls,
Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
Hosiery and Fancy Goods.
K. HEXTHR& CO.,
mhl-3t* Auctionsers
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BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auetionser,
QeorRetoMn. d. O.

VERY vALuH SSsGnlss AND D 81 q BUILD.
ruI ING toTs u GEoaeIrowH AT -AuclIol.-on
oftee premises, Rsrt Of Lot No g. In Old Georee-
toMn; tIonunS 20 feet on north side Of Bridge
running back lao feet.
Middle part Of same Lot fsont,nr N fat q, th.
south side OF Prospect street, between Market
and Frederick ttrests.s and running beoi 10
feet. ~~ 49,
ALSO.
North Part of sam Lot. ffontins 60 fact IN ths
north side OF Prospect street. betveen HsySeS
and Prospect streets. running back s. feet.
ALSO,
Immediately after the above, Lot No. A. In B.atty
and Hawkins addition TO 0eorsetoWn frontin NJ
80 feet on the west side Of frsderief sfyest
above lishth street, and running back l5n feat
Terms one third cash; balance in six and twelve
mont he secured by deed OF trust on the pYonortv
All convey anoirg and stamps as the cost OF sks
purchaser
ns5 'a ''' THos. pCwLIHa, Asss,
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RAHoIs NoHuN.l tRRAHoIs B. MoHux.
MOHUN & SON,
SUCCESSORS TO ]. +. LzHnAA,
L U M B Z r. ID A L e h s,
Canal, Bet,vesx l2ih and 18th Streets,
Warrington, D. O.
The undersigned havins purchassd the Lumber
Yard Of Mr. Jpo. T. Lehman, are nov prepared t.
furnish Lumber Of al kinds at the market rates.
They desire to call attention to their large stock
which consists In part Of the following kinds:
About 100 900 feet Walnut, Ill thicknesses,
100000 feet = Poplar, prime,
10000 {" Oak and Ash, various sisss,
I.ooo. eco feet 6santlins and Joist. Ill lengths,
100000 White Pine Outings,
roo ooo g ylcoYiuR.
AlIo, . large quantity Of I'll other kinds Of Limb
a s.eolm M0HUH & eON,
NH DIVOUAo AND tn nA1fk1 !ixLD
or 0epleil2 sksssns H.. = 1nv1e Va aae ~:
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DIED.,

On the I'd instant, after short and painful i'll
ness. BENZ. T. KING, in the forty eighth year of
his age.
The friends CT the deceased will attend his fune-
rsl on street, between 18th and l3H sire cts, on
Thursdey evening, March s.
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ID GA r DI G.-Two choice Rooms, on second
ID floor, can be had with Boart, by application at
No. 4O7 Third street, between Penn. avenue and
G street. II"
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By ]. c. McGUIEE & CO., Auctioneers.
nESHSABLE DWELLING house NEAR TIN
IL TREASURY DEPARTMENT AT AUOTIoN On
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 81 At Clock,
on the premises, We shall sell nice wen finished
frame Dwelling House, containing eight rooms
together with the Lot, At present apisd by Mrs
NJ A: wager, situsted on orth d street, near 18th
street
The pre- misses can be examined on application
TerEs one third cash, the remainder in six and
trust.
ConyeysDces at cost OF the purchaser.
~ In mediate possession given. The Furniture
may be purchased at valuation il desired.
feT ICbror j. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-Between 9Th snd I4th streets. I and G. on
.nd 9F same to S7' n
e. RlWARD-strayed away last December, .
she Tbs WI
mhsst% T. COMFY
I osT,,Tvo oERT5FI0ATEs Of DlPosIT t.
ssts sd S Sses1fs r .ss G sof
=, These certificates not having been endorsed BY
are hsrsbf notified not to nsssfists them s .r.su
s.e f MeHs BOX ss n sss sa
seventy and eighty dollars, consisting Of Treasury
s5;s s. 4
EsTRAY;-csme to the subscribers stable on
flLtR ss Cd ih the sonn: . sa fhe
owner Is requested TO come fol ward prove proper
ty A e, Charges and take IL Mc sstZ Rous.
Soass fsea {e!ainf T5svf9s Sss; ssHss a.
5ssn xs:h!n ssop q s.sa.ds, f. q HsR
me re st and receive suitable reward. mhl 2tH
T1AK55N Up pI hsTRAY.o9 The % Z q Fsbrl.ry,
Is hands and bstsst and s years Old The
owner is requested TO come forward. prove proper
',pa' charges and '.1 HR a'R tE.f kR1Dezr,
NH St" 23d street, bet G and H.
REWARD-Any person no will return my black
IL and tan TDkRIER PUP to No. 529 18th street
south nth will be Literally rswardea uoon,nn
CAME TO THE PRlMIsls OF HUGHTUOLRY
~ last week . small GAY HORSE The rner is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
a9a ,nd fs away No. 4s6 nth street
Tween The Bsnf Of s ton and the s SspitSl,
among which was . letter addressed to B. b.
French, they are Of no use to any one except the
owner. The finder will please leave them ct the
Bank Of Warrington. A suitable reward will be
Gh0 REWARD FOR TWO HORsEs-Stolsn
GQtU from the stable of the undersigned on the
night OF the 18th instant, two large Bay Horses,
used for cart purposes; One quite aesh, no marks
Of nose, and hip bone. very pr ointment The above
reward win be given for return Of both or twenty
'0N"'' w '''n'f DfsKs0N L KING.
Wood and Cosl Dealers,
fe 25-l0t" Georgetown, D. o.
| con REWARD Stolen from the stable on my
YOO farm Ct BrentXoed psxs west Of Kendall
names and tails short sixteen hands in eight and
lightly built Ose horse 10 or years old, In fns
condition, off hind foot white. off fore foot with
sand crack. The other horse Is or years old,
| quite lean, name little thin and short, loosely
sheath large, loose and hanging. When standing
their tails drop, when in action they carry them
we'll mp, and travel we'll tosa ther reward of $50
will be paid for their recovery or $40 for either.
There we're talsn at t6s same time three Brides
BLANK cts OATHBRINE PEA RSON
| Re 26 Tvs tOhron Bait. Sun
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BALLS. PARTIES, &c.

wv q IL -
AWKWARD CLUB,
FOR fHg BsNEFIf OF TIM
N ARY AIR
WIN be siyen at the Fair Room, corner Pa. avenue
e and 7th street, on
MoNDAY!sMARcH 5rH, 1854.
The committee pledg Oh emselyes thatno pains or
expense will bs spared 20 make this the 6fapd a
BAH OF the season. The members beg the So
patronage Of tbs public as this Ball lie 9iyenE4A
N good cause, A full brass and string bandlxh0
I mss been engaged Positively no hats or caps al.
Tickets 81 admitting sentlemau and ladies.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGBMENrs.
W. &. Bird, B. y. yridly, A. W. Bussy,
Floor MANiGBRs
Bf R sii55a; Inc Bsrknsn Sec Wsshaster'
Jas sprpgmsn. Jas Stuart
CoNMlffss OF RBCRPr,oM.
Jas Gunneil, CIV Schasfsr Jas. Sprins man,
II. COMMITTEE OF POLICE
s. Bird. Ballet Master.
Re 70 l2ts GEO. ". SOHAEFER, Sec.
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CUARDIAN SALE OF REAL EsTGTI."B1 vir-
" Tue of decree of the Orphans Court OF the
IusIy 1854, and confirmed By the su preme Court
Of said District the 18th day Of February, is6 {,
will on the i4th day Of March 1854, ct CLOCK D..
m :. on the premises sell the following described
a third Of fourth of part Of Lots No and 8, in
Square No. 1907, and beginning for the same at a
point on the line of Eleventh street east so feet
from the southwest corner of said eauars, and
running north With said street q feet thence
to the place Of beginning, together vita the i'm
nsnts cSnsistin& Sf two story Brick Dxsl
Occupied By VIM Il. Carico. Esq.
The terms of sale are; One, bali cash; balance
from day Of sale, and each mote payable In six
months from day Of sale.
Expense Of deed to Be paid By purchaser.
y. MOHUN. Guardian.
mh2-eo J, o, Meg UIRD & CO.. Auets,
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THE UNDERSIGNED Is WILLING TO PUR
L chase Ladies cast off OLOTHING, also fns
DRESSES for which he will give the highest cash
18th fsU lWr
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: P c A L T II
pATlNT DOUBLE TUBE PIPEl

The immens demand for these Pipes since their
into the city Of Baltimore in 1862 has
led to the formation Q. an ineorpo.ated eompany,
The The po.t com plsts ffiS tA0T0RY in This eoun
and half they have been subjected to popular use
and criticism, and without adv rtsing or special
efforts have attained universal APPROVAL
The difference between these Pipes and oil others
10 i'm Piled in their title. They have simply ttco
fuJes thronshoRt the Stem insfead Of one Through
the upper tube the smoke Is drawn In its purity and
richness whilst thr0ush the lower tube the water
from the mouth and condensed nicotine dsscends TO
the cup ct the bottom. whence it 10 easily dis.
Ths advantages of this arrangement are obvious
ut 6rSt view 20 every smoker. The aroma OF the
smoke is not destroyed by passing through the &C.
cumulAted filth ~ In other pipes, nor drawn back
into the mouth, and the Pipe s preserved rom BE-
Domino offonsive - others quickly do.
These Pipes are, for sails By retail dealers gen
efs"' 'A1 GO. W. COCHRAN & co..
S9S Reun ayanu.. WAshingtou,
gents Sor Warrington, 6eofgetown and AlsxAn-
driA. DO-Jt
N1ANUR1 ron BALI AT 9HIssoRO POINT,
lyl b. tbs cart OK ssssel loaa. at Low Easss. @9N
W SS5ussfains OF vessels desiring. rsturn fright
would e, vell % call. ApDly 20 DAP III Jos. =;
ffss44HFihboss s si 1in ssih ISL
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AUCTION SALES.
HoR 0fH1R AUCTION sALIs an 1sr PAe1
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO. MORROW.
By WIN. L. WALL a 90 Ane.,on..r,

By WIN. L. WALL 4 co. Aue:ioueer,.
SAlE OF PINE VALUABLE LOT
Of ~ ,S 81 81: Ssssf
Solnmbis. passed ON the 18th day of DsoemSer, A.
o 81 sGsipsSsir' ss Il s.I
& In s Gs %:
Georsy Y King and Ella King, infant children Of
s:. p'ses sI R.5 g
numbered three hundred and seventy seven, fST'
Of said of on street north tSepss ruSniss
north ONE .Ddred ,nd City nine use, feet to the
thence south one hundred and City nine tissi feet;
and thence west twenty four ga to the placs of be-
n This .rsgsrsy I. located on street. between
the city. 1t Is a beautiful building lot, and the
Terms Of sale: One hslf cash; the residue in two
S S5 The nof's Of the purchase en-
sss rso s: " s,s
-. CATHERINE vENABLE, Guardian.
Al the same time And place shall offer for
sale Al the interest and title Of the widow and
Of in and to the property above described, on the
f.za- sts~&ds WI. WALL 90, Auc.s.
SnsEi Brick HUE AS sS 81 sssrH
SsIaS
3D. q. Az O'Clock, the premises We sh ali sell Lot
No To- in the So bdiviscn OF the half of Square
No. Sal, fronting a. feet2 inches on Tenth street
west, between and NJ streets north, and running
back about SO feet, together with the improve
ments Consisting OF Two story and Bassmsnt
BITCH Dwelling house, containing Ella hit rooms
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in six and
nine months, with interest, secured by Q deed Of
trust on the premises.
Convey snces At cost of purchaser.
feA J. O. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts
ByW. LEWIs& 90 ,Auetionesrs.
I ARGE PEREMPTORY SALE.-THIs IyDN-
IL ING. At O'Clock, At our Auction Ro ,ms No.
427 18th street, bet g and H We shall sell q spisn.
did collection of Photograph Albums in every style
ines, fine Books Stationery, fne Family Bibles &c.
ALSO silver plated Wares. Gold snd silver PEN
Pocket Cutlery, fine selections of Foreign Sea
Shells with Immense variety OF Fancy Goods
fef9 st tChron. W. B. LEWISd CO., Aucts
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~ THE ABOVE sAEE - POSTPONED Uc
I'll FRIDAY the lth inst same hour and pisce.
mha.d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts,
uPfysf Si,a SALE or IMPROVED AND, Oh

rR RE Fl seGb ~ ISPRoNs6
n. uAp1qoLDBy Virtue Of decree Of the suprsms
Court Of the District Of colum substitutins ne
ss ustee under certain deeds or trust IN
one recorded in Liber J. A. 8 No ISL, folio las.
DC; also one other recorded in Libsr j. 4. No.
and ~ 81 t u lsRa
at { O'Clock ,. m. sci ct public auction, On the
SIS Lois Is: and With an:
Meat konss, Stable, and Sheds
Also: Lots 5. =, and5, In Square No. go. anim-
The improved property is situated on 3 street
north. between 9Th And 6th east. endis we'll adapt
Terms: One third cash ; balances In two equal
s1rs s. a.s Il trust on sSs pts%l.s
0PurchaseRs ut . former sale having failee =
comply, the trustee viii resHire eash lSyme.f
shsse. % DO nsis on The dsy % ~. I. asas q
vhieh the Dsopsrts viii - 5TnssaiSsrss'K -
). .,.o.a. ). 3. sses sb1ssss2 o.: HSs,..
ETHK APovR aAkI Is POSTPONED UNTIL
'i.sss .s Esss stisissF or S..i 1:si.
COV 4 INT Sail.
ozxprx sAsHEts 11erY sAEsn.kLs,l
wh.rf wssSiastoe. b. o, On WlDNlsDAI.
g ir!a S Be- Barrels, ,,..,,,
IS : &1ssii...ys .
iS Ha Sst asa nesas.s Barrels.
Terms eash, in Geyersnsnt funds. . nutx..
usl-s.a LIEUT.. Dol. ~ .. O.
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The BEST PLACE to get beautiful Jewelry at a
low price is at 43e Penn. avenue, near AZ. Ped
lers in Jewelry would do well to call and examine
the stock at the Dollar Store 43S Penn avenue,
near AZ ST. 1t
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By GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctionsers

By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers
ENRAME HOUSE, WITH BRICK BASEMENT
II AND LoT, ON NORTH STREET, NEXT TO THE oo.-
GER OF sTH sTlEIT WEST, AT AUCTIoN.-On TOES.
DAY the Sth instant, We shall sell in front of the
premises. at FIVE O'Clock p. m - two story Frame
which it stands. being part of orr sina lot No g. in
ssusre No. Nt. This property has front of 20
feet on north I, between It'll and 9Th streets west
and next to the corner OF sth street, running back
80 feet
Terms one half cash; balance in and IL months,
for notes bearing interest; deed given, and deed
of trust taken.
An conveyance, stamps, &C.. at cost of pur
chaser.
mh2 d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
By W. L WALL & CO., Auctionsers
A NEWLY FINIsHED FKAMR HOUSE ON
"A FIRST STREET, BETWEEN ID AND STREETS, AT
AUCTION On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, ID
March we will sell, in front o; the premises, Lot
No. IL, in Hoffma al subdivision of original Lot 2
square 619, improved By ansrly flisned two-story
Frame Dwelling contsirinG six rooms and every
convenience for small dwelling.
fe25 WI. WALL & co., Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN.
til SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 9Th instant, at 4
O'Clock.
mh2 WM.L. WALL & CO.. Auc,ieneers.
VIZ
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WARDEN OF THE JAIL.-Robert Beale, OF tn s
city, was yesterday nominated to the Senate
for the wardenship OF the Jail under the new
bill. MI. Beale was formerly Sergeant at
Arms of the United States Senate, and is an
old resident of the Fifth Ward.
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SEE FIRST PACE Of to-day's Star Tor interest.
ING local articles.
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
"A YllD-On MONDAY, the 18th inst, at 4
O'Clock m. We shall sell in front Of the premises,
west corner Of said Square. thence south on line
with Sixth street east 90 feet and two inches,
avenue SO ct inches, to point southw estwardly
from the place of beginning, thence ON q line with
ming for same At southeast corner of said square
thence east 20 feet, thence north Is feet 8 inches
place of BEGINNING, IS feet inches.
fe23-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
~THE ABOVE SALE ID POSTPONED UN-
mh2d GREEN Il WILLIAMS. 1;sss
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EARM FOR eALE-Either one or two hundred
acres, excellent neiehborh ,od well improved,
and ready for i'm mediate occupation; it has very
large Barn, and Stsbling for twelve horses, dne,
new Courthouse and Grainery, and every neeoful
the Ssvenrh-stIeet road, with good frontage. and
only eight miles from Washington For farther
Information apply personally to WILLIAM A.
BATCHELOR, or il by letter. address Sligo Post
Once, Montgomery county, Md. fe 2-lmk
EOR sALI-A new three story HOUSE, with
4 two story back building, being newly. built
Brick, No. 1872 Fourth street, between and Now
York avenue. Above named contains eight rooms.
Apply to ~. CREWS, No. ]24 Seventh street.
jal2-2mr
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By VIM. L. WALL CO.. Auctioneers.
At the Horse Bazaar, 90 south side La. Arsnxs
bet,ceen 9th and lnth streets
HORSE AT AUoTION-on THURSDAY
- MORNING, March Sd, commencing at 10
O'Clock, We will sell at the Bazaar and Repository,
a superior Dark Brown Horse of the Black Hawk
stock, ard owned by an Officer out Of the servios,
and having no further use for him. and il suitable
for officer.
Terms cash.
NH T. T.
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
THREE FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ON TIL
ds, Of March at 1 O'CLOCK D. m, We shall sell in
front of the premises, Frame Houses and Lots In
deep, on the corner Of I'd and ttreet south; one
Of the Houses is used As GIocsry Store that a
place, will DO we'll to attend the sale
Terms one. third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest; q deed given AMI Q deed OF
truet taken on the premises.
All conveyapcing and revenue stamps 1t the cost
OF the purchasers
Title indiGputable.
fe24- d GREEN WlLLiAmo, AueS.
~ THE ABOVE SAEH - POSTPONED Un-
RRInlY ha Lfh inst same hour And plac9.