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TaE RssrLs AND OR PRESIDENTIAL ELgc

TaE REBELS AND OR PRESIDENTIAL ELEc-
7Iox.-The Richmond Examiner Of Angus,
Third. thus refers 10 oGr presidential election:
Il IS rather singular - remark, that these
Sa;es have uot only 4 profound interest il
th-t foreign election (thoush with {, votes TO
influence M. but are exercising a most coutrol-
Ing power in deciding it They are also
fgh,ins in the Yankee Presidential campaign
after their oxn manner. If Grant is eugioee
ring fer Lincoln's reelection on the Chicka-
hominy and Appomatox, while Sherman IS
log rohag for hin about Atlanta, or lhe 9th
er hand. We regard Gen. Lee as pipeplayer
for the Democratic Convention in Chicago;
and Gen. Early. il IS said. has gone over to
stump the STATES Of Maryland and Pennsyivs
ais.foz The Peace Party: = certain war poi
ticiau named Hunter, had engagements 10 meet
Early on the stump. bat il is feared be will
back out ofthem; and there is probably noth-
ing 10 prevent our eloquen, ad7oca,e of -resce
III s-ssFi1z th-se Srs'=s
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"FloHrtsa FOR 1HE NlGeER. Tho Cop
perheads say we are lighting for the freedom
of the ulgger." Tha. is false. we are fight.
ing for common Constitution ard common
country. ard if the "nieger" can get his rights.
in the coufci Of his master with ,he Govern
ment. it is his privilege. We are Sighting
primarily for the white mans rights. Northern
people have bad no rights II the South for
fifteen years, unless they would deny their own
manhood. They have not been permitted TO
ever Pass through The balf Of their ONE country,
under their Own flag. without being exposed to
tar, feathers. rails and roTes. The Northern
people eadured all this in quiet. bat when the
rebels, who had been warrins upon the Cons,i
ta'iou for forty years, 6aaily struck down every
pillar of our nationality We took up arms 20
subdue the treason, and reasseri the rights Of
the AmsTican cit zen that had beea 60 long
6enis6.
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CHEgRIye.-rhe Red Blpf Independent says
Messrs. Brannan and Vinton. having Travelled
through the Northern counties. bring Us he
good news iha, the Union cause is triumphant
wherever they hase been, and that good sc,
r-1at rili = given u re 3'h of November.
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We are assured that ia speech ct the
~Denocrstic'' meeting at Snellings, last Mon
day night. Col. Moore stated that the Northern
pc PIE sprung from monkeys, and could not
lose by amaleamatng with negroes. Some Of
his Northern born fellow Democrats must have
been fatered and delighted with such talk
No doaot they oheered.-Mar'posa Ga4s:.e.
What have The chivalroas descendants Of the
cavaliers lost by anaganating with negroes?
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AMI SLAVERY PRooRFss Some Of Il

AMI SLAVERY PRoGREss Some OF The
radical aboii,ionists pretead hat tie present
Administration and dominant party have done
little or nothing against slavery. Unprejudiced
fisnds Of liberty abroad look at the matter
differently. John Stuart MIL az eminent
English philauthropist, in recent letter reca-
pitulatos the substantial gins fer liberty in
this country as follows
l. Emancipation in Missouri.
? Emancipation in West Virginia.
s. Emancipation in Maryland.
! Emancipation in Washington Ciiy
5. Repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Law pro
hoiuon Of slavery in the national territories
{. Admission OF Kansas as a free State
/ Recognition Of the Independence of Hayti.
5. Enlistment Of 100000 black soldiers.
9. Provision for the admission Of three rev
States Colorado, Nebraska and Nevada.
10. Organization Of four new free territories
Idaho. Montana. Dacotah ard Arizona
II. Establishment of free labor on plants
tions in South Caroina. Louisiana, Mississippi.
Tennessee and Arkansas.
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OnStable'S Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
eBissaei ont 4 the Justices Court of Wyandotte
Township &c O>sood. J. P..) Butte County Cali
faTaia . me directed and delivered. commanding
lie 10 make the sum OF one hundred ard nineteen
and 50 loo dollars Judgment. together with five and
T5 100 dollars costs Of sut and all actTuing costs
wherein W I. Bliss is plaintiff. ana Myers Minine Z
COMPANY IS defendant. have levied upon and win
expose 81 public sale to the highest bidder ior cash
az The ExchanEe Hotel, il Wyandot:e, in the State
and coanty Aforesaid on Saturday tie fifteenth day
II October A. o. 1864, az one O'Clock P. NJ Of said
day s.. the right title and interest CT the above
named dsfeudaat in and TO the following described
property. 10 VII: One copper mining claim, known
a lha Myers Mining Cdmpany'S claim, situated IN
WySndOtts Mining District. Butte County Califor
MA a1d being composed Of the original u yers Min
Ing Company 'scl4irn Of twenty shares Of two hun
dFed feet each, and the FavoTite Copper Mining
c. s claim Of ten shares of two bundled feet each
the former recorded in said Mining District May
26th 1858 and the latter recorded June 20th 1858
consolidated and incorporated under the name o.
the Myers Mining Company August 2sth, 1858, and
TOW known ss the Myers Mining Conpany's claim.
containing six thousand feet II length, together
with 81 the machinery and tools and appu-teuaa-
oes thereunto belonging O. Il aaywise thereto sn
pertaining. DANIEL COMBS,
Constable Wyando:ts Township.
Wysr6otte, Sept Path. 1854. SWAY
The above sale is hereby POSTPONED 70 Saturday,
Octo5e- pa 1864, st 0ne O'Clock Y
DANIEL COMBS, Constable.
Wys16otts. Sept so, 1854
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ASTRONOMERS predict that in November Of
this year meteoric display Of falling stars.
similar to that Of November. 1888, will take
The weekly union record., 1864-10-08

At the Methodist Episcopal Conference.
lately il session at san Francisco, it was
ordered that q mission bs established amcnf
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To Whom It NAV Concern.

DE IT KNOWN. That SARAH MAGINES
II left ny bed and board on the 18th day Of Sep
tsnher, l66i-snd sii persons are forbid haroo-irg
OF trlsrirs her OF ny account fron this date.
uAGnrS
cksroke- cer+ i7cth lcs4 s~-s3
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Chico Township.

Chico-Inspec:or, \. Hallet: Jadses. J. E Shear
er, r. II. cochran.
Dayfon-Inspector. DR.. Watts; Judges. 4. 5.
ll5ble- -- B ydSton.
Rock Crfek-At Fairview House. Inspector. c.
b b.i-Iott; judges. John Gwyun. -- Randolph
Fane Crc6k-lnspeetor, Geo. X. Adams; Judges,
Geo. Peck, J. ". Howl.
Ho,.'iis NHi--Iaspector J. c. NosrI; Judges
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
M 4 S S NJ e E T 7 n G
Gand Rally!

Union aicm, Awake. Arouse, Icur Lib
sIties and Rights arc Csoue Forever.
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HAMILTON To,>nship.

H4nii:on-At the Hamilton House Inspector
Robert /. Moore; Judges, Alex. Dick, c Nelson.
Sta1'er-At t. >haaers House. Inspector. :. T
Iere>her; Jadses- James :. Crane JBo A Smell
Ro5iasoa's RcRch-At Roblnson's House. in
speetor, A. p. Nelson; Judges, - Clark, J
IeeieT-
IAompson's Fet-lnspector, c. E. Campbell
Judges. A. /. Hal. Il. Ausila.
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Rid,vell Township.

Bid,cel's Bar-Insrector. Thornton Spencer;
judges, George Mcbride, Geo. ". Brooks.
BtrTp CTc6F-lnsnectoT David Johnson; Judges.
Harry Hakes Re0i Ruckcr.
-foHHtain House - Inspector ". T. Dodge:
Judges Geo. ". RaSan, Michael Pane.
PfHrins-IusDect'r, Hood sew; Jnlges, c. n
Prime sam J. Seibprt
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The general feeling Of Union men {; The
numbers in Attendance a. This meeting IS that
OF qualification mingled with sarpriso-grAii6
cation at the evidence that he people are more
determined ana enthusiastic than ever in their
devotion TO the cause OF The Cniop. and surprise
at the numbers from oil parts q the county IN
attendance at the meeting. We prsdic; tbs;
Butte couhty will give 4 larger majority than
ever before for the Union ticket.
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'h5 I-aiscs 7 rs c-ss-
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Mountain Spring Township.

No0retoirn-Inspector, John s. Moore; Jadzes
Capt. Freeland, /. pickerson.
Lgnptin-lnspectcr 0rrin Champlia; Judges;
{. Cleveland, Dr. Miller.
nte'prjse-inspector, Fred. Wilcox; Judges,
Tim Smith, Richard Ccnroiy.
-Mo1nts!n Spring AoaSe- Inspector. Gee. 7.
Rogers; Judges, Daniel phslan, :. J. Hewlett.
String gtotrp-Insl leo,or. J. ". Noodman; Judges
Francis Tubir r. + CraaGa,l
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Orori1e-Iasqec;oe. Seneca Ever; judges. Jss.
Green. Martin Shea.
Cherokee Rarsne-At Canp;ons House. In
spector, \. Smith: judges, ". Dewitt John Camp.
ton.
es. lir. Aat;oln. Alex k.ray.
Carpenters F'a:-laspector, Z. c. MerritheE:
jalses, Mn. Davis. solomon Young.
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Gro Township.

Forbestorn-1nspector, l. P. Smith; Jalges. r.
r. Chappen, F. :. Owen.
Clipper AEls-Ipsrector. Z. Adams; judges,
George Shearer L. 2. Parlia.
Nooreral.-lnspector, W. r. Van Ordea; J4dg
g Ehos Nnhln q " 49,
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Series of Grand Mass Meetings:

kEON. JOHN BIDWEIL. Union NOMINEE
z l1r Congress, Hon. Geor-a VI. Tyler and
L.. -,.isaA go l-a-s als-ns.
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FAT, Avn WINTER Cro1uING

New Styles superb stock Of osercoats, Dress,
Frock, aid WalIipg Goats, Pantaloous. Vests,
and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c &c.
We are now prepared to hibit our stock Of Mems
gsnce of style variety and exce encs of fabric and
faith ILLNESS of msnufacture. has not been
pared by any stock heretofore offered in this
market
Those in search eff Clothing for Gentlemen . and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say with 5urapce they will fiud
the right articl on the most easonahle ter ms.
Also. an extensive assortment of Gentlemen 8
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything recess
sar for complete outfit
NOAH WALKER& CO. 36S Pa av.,
oc 10 SIN" Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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FUNERAL.-Yesterday morning the funeral
services OF the late Isaac Rollins took place at
the East Washington Methodist Church, which
was crowded to oyerflowins Rev n. N
Sfpes, the pastor OF the church, preached the
funeral sermon. after which the procession
formed, Eagle Tent of Rechabites, accompa-
MED by Finley Hospital Band attending, and
proceeded to the Congressional Cemetery,
where the remains were inferred.
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
by GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctionsers.

VALUABLE SALE OF FOUR STORY BRICK
HOt1k ANDLOT Oa SJNTH STREET WEST,
BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH, At
AUCTION.
n'cocS NJ me Is LaT oa LII tek'; at
premises, parts Lots and 4 in Square 48s with the
improvements, consisting OF y Four -ttory Brick
Rcuse, with large halls, parlOrs. chambers, gas
and water; max ing it a handsome private resi-
denc in the centrai part of the city.
Terms as follows: Three notes. payable in Is 20
and Y months from December Is, 1863, with in
terest, and tie balance t. be pail in cash. deed
given.
All conveyancirg and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser.
&C II eoa&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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SEHRET DIaKASka

Sona,t'an's Gift is the most certain, safe and
edy ever discovered Cures IN two to four days.
snd recent cases in twenty, four hours Nomnersl
no balsan no mercury. Only ten Fills to be taken.
It is the soldiers hope and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Yale packages. e.:
female, $3.
Sdmd-atnn's Roo. and Herb Jaices-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis Scrofuls Ulcers Sores
spots. letters. &c. Price 81 or six bottles for s.
Sold By 8. O. Ford. See advertiserent. ms
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CoLaATE,s HONEY SOAP

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emolient in it's nature fragrantly scent
ed ard extremely beneficial in it's action upon the
skin. For sale by all Dru ggista and Fancy Goods
Nealers IA
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CoRNs, &C-Those afflicted with these tronble-
some things whether hard or soft; alao. those
troubled With BUM ems, Ca losties. Club and In
growing Nails can find great relief and satisfacto-
~ b. neft. by applying to DR.. White, No. i24
Pennsylva avenue, between AZ and 9th streets.
No charge for consultation. Oc 2l-tf
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Nervous DEBILITY, SEMINAL wsAKssss, etc.,
Can Bs Cured by enc who has really cured htmself
snd hundreds of others. and will tell YOU nothip q
but the TRUTH. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD H. Tsk,RE
mar 4 DH W IL Lock Boz Boston, Mass.
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Oh. DUPoST's Sugar-coated Female Regulating
Pills are the Gerry best They operate speedily
and stecrirtly, and sbeing sugar COATED create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. trial o.
these Pills will prove their superiority ors- all
others. Price 81 box. Sold byS C Ford corner
18th street and Pa avenue Wssbir ston, and Henry
Cook, Alexaudria tas-ly
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RYJAs. G. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneer,.

LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED DWELLING
HOUSE ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
TTM TN IN E AND Do, T, TnWsHTf-sECOND
On THU RSDAY AFT ERNO0N, OctC Der 18th, at
clock on the premises, shall! sell part of Lot
Is, in Square No. 80, fronting 26 feet on street
north, between 2lst and 22d streets west, an1 run
ming back l2S feet inches, TO- ether vi the i'm
three story brick dwelling house, With two story
back building, mar Bile mantels. water and gas, and
finished in the most su perinr manner tt rOugbOut
cellars under the whole building. Immediate pos
session will he given.
Terms: One third. in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve mon his, with interest, secured by q
deed of trust
Title indisputable aud sale without reserve.
Conveyances at cost of the purchaser.
The hou So is well supple with furniture, which
may be taken at q valuation.
oc2I JAS c. MCGUIRE & co, Auc is.
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sFFaaATokkERA DAN BE CUkzD.-Dr Rano' Is spe-
eifc cures Spsrnatorrh9a, Seminal Wtoks<ss, In
Its effects truly magical A trial Of the Specific
1in convince the most skepticsl Of its merits,
street and Pa. avenue, Washing tou, and Henry
Cook, AleIandris. ies-iy
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RYJ. G. McaUIRs & co, Auct,on..r,

On N1RrH n sP PRRtTK DWELLING HOUSE,
AND 18TH STREETS. Ar PTBLfG sSIr III
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Ortober 5stb ~
Of Lot No ., in Square No. 3d. frSntius ~ fsat -
inch on north strset, between nth aud Isth az
running back 100 feet to an alley, improved by a
three-story brick Dwelling House, contsinioe
FALCON psrlnr, four good chambers, dining room
ball and kitchen, all in perfect order and hand
somely ps pered thrOu ghout. The garden is nicely
sofded and paved, and contains choice fruit aud
flowers
~ Immedist possession will he given
Terms One half in cash; the remainder 10 six
ans twelve months with Interest, secured by ICED
of trust on the premises
chaser.
oc Is J. c. MCGUIRE 4 co Auc+s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GENTLEMEN in want of Beautiful Scarf Pins AM
Sleeve Buttons should call at the Dollar Store
43S Penn. avenue, near Al street. IT.
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYSTEMs-neu and reliable treatme mt
in Reports of the Howard Association.sent by
Address D. j. Skillin Houg hton. Howard Asso
citation, No. South Ninth street. Philadelphis,
Pa. ia 20 I'm
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TIE CHEAPEST BEST HAIR DYE IN TEE WoaLp
-Nsrr Fades or Washes Opt.-U phsm's Hair Dye,
80 cents box. The best in use. Try it. SOLD by
9. @ Ford, corner Ilth street and Penn. avenue
Washington; and Henry Cook, AleJsndria.
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WARRANTED 70 CURE SIX DATs.-Dr. Godfrey
Antidote, al English Specific of siItyfvs years
standing, viii cure Gono,rh1a an siz iays. No
shsnss Of diet required Price 81 per bottle" Sold
by s. o. FORD, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue,
Washington. and Henry Cook e1andria 10 Sly
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}lYw. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE ANDIOr
ON NORTH A STREET, BETWEEN 1SF AND

PUBLIC SALE OF a FRAME HOUSE ANDLOr
ON NORTH STREET, BETWEEN 1SF AND
On TUESDAY, the 25th day of October, 1864. at 4
O'Clock M. l shall otter for sale at public suc-
ton in front of the premises. the west of lot
numbered twenty four t24l. in square numbered
seven hundred and twsDty eight t72sl, fronting
twenty one t2ll feet eleven aud one half NlIs1
inches IN north street, and running ba-k with
that width one hundI ed and twenty seven 27D feet
Gig hit and half 81 inches to the rear line of
said lot with the mprovements.
This property is impr wed by a frame house. two
stories h gh, with hs' ement The location is good
and offers great inducements to purchasers.
Terms: One-half cash; the residue in three and
six months; tie purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred payments, bearing interest from the day
Of rale. and satisfactorily endorsed.
A deed given. and Iced of trust taken.
Al! conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser
If the terms of sale not complied with with
in five days from the day Of sale, | reserve the
right to resell the said property. at the risk and
cost of the Hefauitin2 purchaser.
ASBURY H0yD. Agent and Attorney.
oc 10 Paw VIM L. WALL & CO Aucts.
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L. Trolope, ~ =
Crusoe' g Island, California and washoeBy J.
Ross Browne. too6l FRANK TAYLOR.
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WANTS..

II y
L United States Hotel oc2 42t+
WANTED BY !. wbife woman, a PLAoR as
d S5 os il
w SAINT with accounts aud Of good busin ass 40
its. Address "Mercator, = office of thi. paper. it,
sstt TO rss
1Sth streets oc 2i-2t*
WANTED-Tyo a5st;elas; MAiTERs wanted
av. bet~esn csh and nd ilth sts O. it "a
WANTRD-By lady. who is q rapid and good
.ssu. writer. emplornent IS G3PYIsT Please
ocA
WANTED TO RENT-A Furnish ned HOT Sc con.
ts CITY
Post Once. oc "a IT.
WANTED-A good LOAF BREAD BAKER.
~, Coed wages and steady ,, emp,oyment given
&C 24 Ii 'H' ''' Ne' u = anu III NoERR BRO
&10O-The advertiser will give this amount
T.s Ssen . sP from the
army. Address F. C.,efiee of this paper. 1t
WANTED77A native FRENCH TEACHER, to
AdaI ess Boy 80, Washinssen city Pcs Pest Once
WANTED TO BUY OR RRNT-A HOUSE in
" no, First j Ward must be near Pa: av.
wasbpson Also Lot Of 20 or 40 acres s' ether
for cash or in exchange for above house Address
I Z , L. fg4 p. az; Wits NAV &C q, a 5 s
w work at French legation Apply at No. SO
Fl ST.. bet 10th AID 1915 SITS. 22-2t'
H5TE bEIETEk good
oc 22-3tF 50 La av., bet 9th and 9TH SITS.
WANTID.A WOMAN who Hnderstan,s:s cool;
ironing, for small family. "A German; English
between 9th and 18th SITS. oc p st
BOARD WANTED, with sipgle Room, by 3
ID young gentleman of quiet habits, in small
y" care Of c. Il Anderson, Box $50, POST OF:
6ce. oc 2l-3t+
HEADQUARTERS CHIEF EseIsEsR OF DEsEscEs,l
", WANTED ED IsMHMkpIkTEaIfGG.sSSE GITtS1S5REp
CHOPPERS, to work on Forts across Eastern
Fort Mahsn senng a
T B5Gse th s e. RPf1ns
&C 20 Ct Enginr Defences North Of Potomac.
WANTED IMMEDIATEL1-As small HOUSE.
1 %
Address stating tern terms and location, Hastings"
Box 100, Post Office. &C lS-6tF
DEpoT IA MP sDa se sef woTN
want their work spoiled Will go TO no other So
s Of the EE Of Sysr 1sssD r
Embroidery AND e Brs snig Stamped Goods Braid
NV u,
w nished HOUSE, for few months
w. P. FESSENDEN,
oc lift Corner Of 18th and streets
XNANTED-First-e class COAT MAKERS to
W whom the best Northern city prices will be
paid
VIM. Tucker, Stahler6 & Young
VIM. Griffith, Jas. Lackey.
+ HeibeEger, II. Ribnitzky,
Hinton 4 Teel, II. Hughes
Geo. +. Scnafer, NJ. LOsano.
McRse & Taft. VIM Peterson,
oc 3-tf Merchant Tsilors of Washington City
CARPENTERS WANTED.
HEADQUARTERS DeportmeHt Of WASHINGTON, !
Otfcs Chief QunrterUnetsT,
Nos. 53i, 536, 53} 18th street, near New York av
WASHINGTON sept ~, 1874
Wsnted Immediately, fifty good CARPENTERS
to go to Point lookout Maryland Wages S70 per
month and ration. Each workman VIII bring his
own Kit Of tools. Transportation win be furnished
by the Government for the workmen and their
tools from this city to Point Lookout;
JOHN A. ELLISON,
Colonel and Chief Quar- ter master,
sep g tt Department If W ashin gton.
w ANTBD-sECOND HAND FURNITURE
n,noAls Also, MIRRORS CARPETS, BEDS. BED
description. R. BUCHLY, 42s 7th street,
te8-f between g and east side
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AUCTION SALES.
For ether Asctfsn Sales see first page.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO. MORROW

For ether Asctfsn Sales see first page.
THIS AFTKRNoON AND TO. MORROW
Bf GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucticneers.
HooSSsnEH9LD AND KITCHEN PuRS1rrRE
ga ~ A1STi6NSo FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
~ ciocs a. m at the residence Of Thhmssss sch az
north. an ekceiisn Ninth street near street
Tables, Bureaus. Washstands, Bedsteass
Mattresses, Carpets, Glass and CroekerS wara
Stoves and Kitchen Requisites A' ware
With many Gthes articles. Terms cash
And ~ s o clock D. m We shall sell the Ho,sao-,
Lot. hay ing trent of 40 feet running baak to an
alley. III. House iss good two story frame. will
SIX rooms, otner improve ment s- stable. &C.
months, for notes bearing interest from day of
deed Given and deed of trust taken
Az Conveyance at cost of purchaser including
Sl@ will be required when the property is
oc IS GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RYWM. l.. WALL d co, Auctionesrs
- sonth corner Penn a avenue and 9Th street.
GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS AT AUCTION.
Un ~ ESDAY .25th ipstan we will sell in front
Boxes sosp, Pepper, Indigo. kegs Mustard and
Cases brakes Plantation Bitters. Jamaica Do.
Do Old Martel Brandy and fine Bourbon whisky
EE II syrup, boxes Segsrs
Ghe.lpg Tobacco, baskets Hsidsick, &C.. &c.
N parreis Whisky 0ctayes Brandy
crate Cups and Saucers, barrels Tumblers
Barrels CEuits Glassware, & &c.
oc2 W. L. WALL & CO Auots.
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Two coon BRICK dwelling houses az auction
tomorrow afternoon ats o'ciock sim ,ted on
north street, between 18th aud 10Th streets
west each house con- aiming about eight room :.
aud desirable il every pect Tor small ia m .
lily.
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by JAMES c. MCGUIRE q CO., AuctiOneers
TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON 4TH STREET
WEST, BETWEEN NORTH l. ST. AND NEW

WEST, BETWEEN NORTH ST. AND NEW
YORK AVENUE.
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. October 26th.
at o'clock, on the premises, shalt sell par: of
Lot No. 4. in Square No. 525, fronting 40 feet on
9TH street west, bstueen north L street and New
York avenue, and running back % feet AZ inches,
to be sold as two baidins lots of 20 feet front
esch
Terms: One half in cash the remainder in
six months, with interest, scared by a deed
OF trU st on the premises.
Ccnveyauces and stamps at the cost of the pur-
haser
oc sod C MCGUIRE & co, Aucts
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pYJAs. G. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctiOnsers.

BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND VACANT
LOTS NEAR THE NAVY YARD.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 18th, at 4 Z
o'clock on the premises, we shall sell Lots (, g.,
and parts of Lots and g. in Square No. G8, 'front.'
in on south 1 street. between o and 9TH streets
east, near the junction of Virgins avenue, por-
ton improved by double Brick Dwelling House,
cob tanning ten rooms, with double porches the en-
tire length Of the north side of the house. The
mainder will be sold AS bui lding lots.
Terms One third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months. with interest, secured by 8
deed Sftrust on the premises.
Cost OF conveyances and stamps to be paid by
th pur chaser.
oc 2H-d j. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.