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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-18

grounds Of the Chick shominy. and th6po-
eitiors Of the subsequent engagements In
tho movements OF the Federal army to-
wards James river and al the other points
a. interest ID connection with the eif9s Of
Richmoud. IL seems to be well sad arcu-
rstely executed. and 81 this juocture cannot
lati TO be Interesting to the lubIic.
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Changed With Spindling II ahh Lindsey
was arrested by Constable Robinson, OF Hen
rico, on Friday last, charged with swindiing
Messrs Deane & Brown out Of 81 200 worth
OF goods. II ia alleged that Lindsey, who
Messrs D. & b., called at their store on the
day in question, and represented that he was
the agent for Chimborszo Hospital, and had
been sent by the surgeon In charge to pur-
chase some country produea Not suspect
Ing anything wrong, he was permitted to
take away about twelve hundred dollars'
worth Of butter and Irish potatoes but,
instead of carrying them TO the hospital,
they were resold to parties In the city, and
the proceeds pocketed by him On learning
these facts warrant was obtained for Lind
sey's arrest, and he was taken before Justice
Nettles; bat that officer, believing the
offence to have been committed In the city
limits, turned him over to the Mayor The
case viii come mp this morning.
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rTss -betwe0u the hours of eleven and
WE'VE O'Clock, Saturday morning last, large
soiumes OF smoke were seen TO isauefrom
the roof Of the tine brick residence located
on 9Th, between Marshall apd Clay streets,
owned ana occupied by Mr. John A Kelvin.
wing TO the extreme dry slate CT the
weather, aud tho length Of time baora the
hfe ehgines reached tha spot, the reof end
upper story Ut the bniidlng wera entireiy
nfs'rnyed, as well as the greater ptv4ion OF
me provisions and some OF the tfnituse
Which aS kept therein, but by thk aetiYe
efforts Of a large numser of citizens who
were attracted to the spot, the contents Of
the other parts Of the house were removed
TO the sfreet, and thereby taved from the
derouring elements and the damaging effects
ct water thrown from the engines. Mr..
Beivln's loss will not fall far short of finy
thousand dollars, AZ the walls and fl ,oring
to the lower stories Of his house were very
much damaged by the muddy water, and
some OF his fufni'ure was broken and
bruised in such q manner as to render it
comparatively worthless. This makes the
sixth time that Mr. Belvin has been burnt
ont. The origin Of tho fre IL not kno wp.
though It is believed that it was caused by
the falling Of sparks from the chimney to
the roof, which was shlngls one and In q
very inaammsble condition.
Appreheudirg that tho building ON the
right of Mr. Belvin's residence, belonging TO
MIR Nicholas Dessreux, was In dagger of
being destroyed, tie furnltare from his
house was also removed to the street but
the sequel haa proved that such step was
unnecessary, as 1t sustained no material
damage.
The efficiency Of the steam fire. engine
was fully demonstrated on this, % en- all
other occasions where 1t has been used
Before its arrival the cracking flames had
gained such headway as to threaten the de>
struction OF large lot IF valuable pro-
perty, but 1t had not been fairly at work
m0le than i've or ten minutes before the
fire was completely subdued. and people
living in the neighborhood became satisfied
that there was no further danger OF Its
spreading to any other building.
A few minutes after five O'clock Yesterday
morning the fire bells again sounded an
alarm, which proved to have been caused by
the burning Of some rubbish in the base
Inent story of the residence on the corner Of
Leigh and 10th streets, occupied by Mrs z
w Roy, refugee from the Northern Neck
of Virginia. The room In which the fire
originated was filed with lumber, which
had been put there By Mr. A w Taylor, the
owner OF the property, and as It had not
been unlocked and entered BY any one since
Mr 1's removal there is no doubt but that
it was the work Of an incen6iary Once be-
fore on the same night ,cnly a few hours pre-
ceG.ng the last alarm, the incendiaTy torch
was applied to the basement room on the
opposite side of tho building, but IL was
exiting ulshed In a very short time. In
neither case did the fire d. much damage
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TRANSPORTS SUNK.

L Was currently reported on Saturday
that our batteries near llanison's Landing,
rh James river, had succeeded in sinking
iva OF the enemy's transports, and had
r'nIlttelY blocEated the river so as TO pre-
vent The egress Of the Yankee set. Heavy
rap5 was ttafd in that direction on Satuf-
d'y. and We doubt not that our artiiierists
se paying stTic! attention to the enemy a
ADss.la
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BY TELEGRAPH.
i..rsSs o. .as rssss .sssUsAsi. ,. i

sssssed according 10 aes ,s ccrsyess IN The yss /.
ls63, By }. 3. THEA sHass In the ciefh = oAbcS sf
the District Court OF the CsRsedefsts 0sates for
The NorheTn D1stsict Of GsoTxfa.
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AETIrAL aF PRISONERS.

lie Petersburg train last evening brought
over fiteen Yankee prisoners. one of them
o5bsd very much likea negro, though his
daik compile lon may have heen the result
Of i thick coating Of dirt.
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~,7oLkN or tsrsysd from camp between NAs-
= vem Hill and Ridley g shop. on ths 10th or 1sih
Of Juoe.a small scrrel Horse, Or 10 ,ears old,
star 10 ioreheac one rear hoaf fool ifts whste
has had sore back, ami 10 very tcklisn about tha
hack 10 c,pss quencs Of IL; had on back confsde-
rate saddle. any Information lea log TO hts rsosv
cry VIII Do libera.ly rewarded.
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There was no rebels on the north side Of the
BALTIMORE and Ohio railroad. The Federal troops
no the railroad fro N M0n0cacy 10 cumberland,
Mart ;usburg, Fredeiick, Hagerstown, Hafper's
Ferry the South Mouatala, &c, and al POW DC
cupted by FcGera troops.
ahe enemy evacuated Frederick City, but not
Until they had burned all the Governments buid
tngs except the h9spita ., and had received from
the au;hofities $3.50 900 demaaded Of them. hey
left many oi their wounded behind In the hospi
tais.
The medical director at Frederick reports the
toss Ia the battle Of Monocacy 20 bs seven hua
ofed ard eleven In killed, wounded and prisoners
on the Union side, and seven hundred aud inirty
on the rebel sice.
Mai Gen Fan kiln Is also reported 20 have made
his escape from GiIm0Ie's cavalry while they
were encamped on farm near keeteTtown His
where bouts was not known up 10 iast Hight.
suRsIss OF nLAR's REslBssrg
The Washington Chronicle gets the following
from Mafshal Bonnifant, who, on the day before,
visited bis plantation, near the biairs. II appeafs
,hat the residence Of Montgomery Blair waa
burned, but The house OF his soa tfIaasis aats)
was spared by our forces:
tho residence of BlaIs, Esq. which Was ths
rebel headq aartefs. The fact thai two aencrsis
Of corps were with the rebel force shows thai
theis numbers could NOT be less than thirty o.
Hreckiurlage spoke OF the rebel movesaent - one
designed 70 relieve Richmoad, but man Of his
address and expcrieacS would hardly rescs
suafests desGus
The pseasrvaiion Of the msnst0n ef Mr = bisSl
70 due 10 the OF 0sn Bfec kringe, WHIT
was NO doubt In durncsd W the ffiendy gelatfoai
formerly eItseiAg bstweea hiasscif ana Una en.l.
ueat owner ls 10 an iuieresitss fact thai ~ ths
,ime Of the threatened duel hssweea uc Hss
Francis cuilias and Gen nsecktnrides, the Ia
tss r. paired 70 riivev spring, whsss hs wse hospa
tabiy entertained And kept out 1t the wey q ~
ufceu Of the law While the dtfcslstts wsse penA
| ting. 1b1 Two Kehsuckians paesed past of ~
stle IN the use 0f tbe st0a. - which tnth e1sei
esn 1Fsehlnddsa teqpsnuy refeut4 n ef3tetu
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EG DOL. AIRS Reward. will pay the above
s)U saward for the delivery, or any Information,
so thar get him again. or my horse. hs II q
blood bay, blaze face blind In left eye, and white
farm, In u,nrseo, on Monday, 'be ilih inst.
JC WOOLDRID6E,
jy lS- AT 60 n, e4lh tegt Va cav.
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kyIaAxkD etoen, from my wagon. On Tcie-
y graph read. leading 70 Petersburg, six miies
from Btchnoud, on tho night II the 9Th insi, swo
Mules-one . marc mule, light dua or sorre, eoloSsd,
med.um s,Z3 rignt shoude. Ehrunkon from strain,
the other da1k c0iered horxs mue. small scar
on his hip very liberai rtwaSd viii be paid Tor
tho delivery Of both either ai n Dabaeyfo,
corner Of Broad end 7th sts, Richmond
ty i6-4It q DONALDSON
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QrUi. EN- Ysstsrday mornifg from bsd-suen
~ over the store of stern b bro, 81 Main strest =
large, msssive white pitcher, deeply nakea n1sag
its length. II was part Of valuable eel, md much
priced Any information which nsy fesd y its
rscovsry, and the apprehension or the hisf, n =
this cfes. or 81 Main st. us stairs, VIII b ibersy
rewarded. ~ 1e- ~
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FIFTY Dsilars atw ard --sto en- fsom ms farm
by q soldie: n1aE 0akwood Cemeisry, on Bat
urday, iosh list, about s'sisck in the day,
white grsy hcrssi toisrsSly drii, and Ia pretty
goe order 30 vssy psen,rent mar ks sscoiIeuisd.
will give ths sbovs reward tof hn, ssd no
questions ssksd, n returned to me al No Maia
Al, fhrec doors above tbs q d Market.
iyI8-6tr WIN SrARs WOOn
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rvSHlkTY DoslsTV Howard 0Ysyed fseo ~
hcQGRou Unicn Hin, ruesda1 0psns0gs sha
i1th last. rsi Apd waite pied css, nssksa vssh
crop and slt 10 Ike right eaF, The eet hcfa oseee
VIII be paid soe the essufa Of ths ocv - toiesmo(
tiun which win Iced 70 hsP reeovery.
1AMsL - o0p9NY,
ly1S-lsi Cesnss ~ ssA MAh -
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i on Grace ttreet, and 81 Jzmss's Chuieb, .
geld chRteiins PiD, Ia the shaSe Of Q leaf To
aader viii be literally rewarded by leaving II -
Mr. B B Picxest's, corner Of Leigh and 5;h SIS.
~ lS-2f
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CTRAy Hcsss --OAms % my hxm y uens1qes -
~ shs Osberns rpsapits, Orc mt:ee 40 -
m,sd. aAeat he 1gth Lass -, ; toh& 1ee-e199
pepye pyeperty. ~ ehapssp 90 sohe hlm oMQQs
= Ae v3li y 6selt NH eeaSeeleo s1sy
~ lk-Ats MYAttAk
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LOST, STKAYED. A.

10A DOLLARS Rewstd.-Sisayed or sioicsr
lDU from uis subscriber, near McUlelisnd's
bridge, On Monday last. the tIth Inst, O sorrei
horse, eight or nine years old fax name aud tall,
and hoof. ~ii' give the above rewsrd for tho
return of the horse 10 company II, Coi aobbtns,s
command, or for such Information az win lead to
his recovery. iiy rs s4i1 JNo ) toNRs
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Es1RAY --oame TO my farm, la the csuAtJ q.
~ Coz bland, severa, weeks since, IN iron grsy
h0f 20. Toe owaer u requested 10 come forwarn,
prove property. nay chafges and take him away. OF
be v III be dealt with acrortins ~ law. Address
WM BARxxT,
" lS--St. Box kp4 sicbmone Va
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DIE ID,
On the rs b inst, THOMAS D. Fl. WHITE, aged


On the rs inst, THOMAS D. II. WHITE, aged
bs years, months and 10 DAYS
me friends and acquaintances OF tae FAMILY are
RESPECTFULLY invited to attend his funeral from his
Iale residence on 18th street sopth. near the cor.
ner OF street on to morrow, the 18th instant. at
8 Q CLOCK. Baltimore and Alexandra papers
On Friday, the .6th inst, EDWARD SMITH.
aged q years.
His funeral will take place on Sunday the 18th
inst, at o. m from No 232 New York avenue,
betwe. 4th and 5th SITS
On the morning Of the q h instant at Il minutes
to O'Clock. Mrs PRECILLA COSGRAVES, in the
65th year of her age.
day the 18th inst, from the residence of Mr. ] L.
Jenkens corner of 9th and L street east, near the
Navy Yard gate. Her friends are respectfully iu-
yited to attend.
[Ohio papers please COPY
On 9TH inst, LUWEZER ELBERTT, wife of
Joseph Duglass Ebert, in the 18th year of her
age, after IL months illness of cunsumptio (which
she bore with christian fortitude
Her funeral will take place Oh Monday, August
2sth at 5p; m. from her late residence, street,
family are respectfully invited to attend
On the 26th inst. CHARLES ALEXANDER,
youngest son of Fanny K. and Robert l. Harris
aged year. months and Is days.
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EDUCATIONAL.

M FEMALE SCHOOL
NIRS. MARIA C. MCCORMICK, late of Alexan-
dria. Va, having removed her school to Cam
bridge. Md, is prepared to receive four or ave
girls, as boarding pupils, in her family. Their
Intellectual, domestic and moral training will re-
ceiVe her mo st assiduouscare. Her success while
for years engaged in Alexandria, in educating
girls, is well known to all old residents of that
town.
Parents in this vicinity who desire further in
formation concerning the ges of her school
are respectfully referred to Lewis Mckenzie, Esq ,
of Alexandria. Va. or ". d. Wallach, Editor Of
the Washington Star. Her terms for board, tu-
ition, &c ARE moderate.
Cambridge. Md. where she has recently located
lghtfu villages in the Union, and has about it no
attribute whatever except such prudent and
socitous pa eut will approve in selecting local
ity in which to have daughter thoroughly edu-
Gated and trained for future usefulness.
The fall term of her school commences on the
first Monday OF September. au Is dim
EMERSON INSTITUTE-Select Classical and
II Mathematical school for boys, Fourteenth
street. between and X. The Twelfth Annual
Session of this School will begin the first MON
DAY in September. For circulars. &C. address
the Principal. CHAS. b. YOUNG. 34s New
York avenue. Tuition per quarter, $50. au25-6t*
r AFAYETTE INSTITUTE, A Select School for
IL young Ladies and Misses, 367 / street, be.
tween 18th aud I4th, will reopen on
MONDAY, septemb-r 5th.
Experienced and thorough teachers.
Music and French in charge of eminent Profess
sOrs.
For circulars call at Drug Store corner of and
18th or ut the Institute after Septe M er LIST
Misses WILLIAMS Il HALSTEAD
an "a data eo4ts tChronj
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
" PUBIC SCHOOLS,
CITY HALL. WASHINGTON. d O

August Is, 1864.
until WEDNESDAY, slst day of August, 1864, at
y clock m for furnishing supplies for the Pub
June h is5 as per schedules annexed Sereto
PEop9saIs must be endofaed Proposals for FueI
sails may be made for the whole Of the Fuel re.
districts. The uel to be delivered at the expense
OF the contractor in such quantities and at such
nittee on supplies; Ali articles except Fuel,
at the the s. 56s
the Committee mn may elect the Quantities spec
the eseresd to
more or accept less, at the option of the Commit
the lowest responsible bona fde bidder, to be de-
termined by the Committee, The Committee re-
for sef Of all
Those alone whose offers shall be accepted will be
ssssod JONAS e b sTs John
Chairman Com. on Supplies b. T PS
SCHEDULE A.-FuEL.
Coal-Anthracite, Write Ash-l5D tons; to be an.
KGns o ess and Pine
be e;s spportoned equally in the four school dis
SCHEDULE B-BooKs.
COME,
Parker Wa.!son's First Rsadsrps dozen copies
:. :, Third Readers dozen copies
Quackenbos' History of United states-l dozen
sAu ssRisf Governments. 1nstruotor-l dozen cop
American Musical Glass Book dozen copies
swans Spelling Book-4 dozen copies
Coiburn' S Mental Arithmetic-4d dozen comics
swans Primary School Spelling Books dozen
First Lessons in History United States-l dozen
Concordia-2 dozen copies
Warren,s Primary Geograp hy-4 dozen copies
SrfeP %a.on dG5T m copies os Word
Davies Primary Arithmetic-s dozen copies. Re.
Davies Elements Of Written Arithmetic and prac-
t teal AL s,thmetc-Sdozen copies Revised edi-
Davies PRACTICAL Arithmetic dozen copies. Re-
vised edition, 1868
po,, VI s9aEDglE C:-srArIosERY..
Note Writing Paper-5 reams Best quality
Enyeiopes letter whiteIsc6 f Best a aaaIty
Writing Ink tDoyell'stI6o quarts
Lead Pencils-lO dozen
Inkstands. plain CLASP dozen
Potter %as Books Nos to -
included-l dozen copies ofsach
States, s by P-l dozen
States States T. T. By By II dozen
SCHEDULE D.-FURsIrURE AND MISCELLANEOUS
No Sweeping Brushes-2 dozen
No. 3 Dust Brushes-5 dozen
Hemp Door Mats-2 dozen
Dust Pans-3 dezen
Water Buckets, cedar. Imprinted. irsu bounds
Water Cups, tin; pitt i dozen ose auA-' u01ea
Esrthenware Pitchers, !. gall dozen
Coal Hods, Is inches-l dozen
Coal Holds, IS inches-I dozen
Table Bells-I dozen
sponge, medium-6lbs
ssss, nnf aie esssa Rspa {stes chronl
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAsTERS
- STORES.

Chief G,sar,srm,astsrs 0Hes, Depot of Washtnsox.}
Washington, D. c.. August %, 1854. {
Will be sold at public auction, at 9TH street
Wharf in the city of Wash gton, on TUESDAY,
termaster's stores, condemned as unit for use.
viz: = O.,
nfAbout 91O bushels of oats. about 70 bushels Of
corn paulins. buckets chairs, shovels. picks Lam
terms. scales, stovepipe, brooms, brushes, &C..
&c &c
Also, at the same time and place, viii be sold
IS co. condemned grain .acks
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
stores within FIVE days from the date of sale.
B. H. FUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Qusrtermaster.
an 23-7t Depot of Wash n gton
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MARRIED.

On the llth Of August, at the First Congrsgs-
fonsl Msth9dist Church. BY the Rev. Mr. Brown,
HODGE S HALEY OF Charles county, Nd, TO
AMELIA Q. WARDER, of this city
alexandra papers please copy.1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Inc LOT OILY one dollar. at 1ha Dollar Jewelry
S'oio- ''o rehha ave-. near IA street, It.
90 tiss thisG FOR rHE TEETH The Fragrant
the most approved den tifrices OF the dss 1t is :
very pSpHIas a.Lse'e Tor the toilet highly reco N
preserver Of the teeth. rrfreshp. tha mon Sna
swestenipg the breath, and arrestins the Oroprsss
of decay. " SA'sio''
Sold by Drugs SITS. su9se+
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rrHI cHBAPssT AND sAsT HAis DTs - TEE HoaLp
-Nseey FADES 9, HaSses MI paams Hair Dye,
~ cents bex.fpe n-st in use fryi It, Sold By
& Ford, corperkitth erect and Penn. aveuue,
Warrington: ard HepfJ Cook. AleIAreris. 80 ~
sS-lY @s-sts.
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PERSONAL.

pERsoNAL.-A. A. BOYENs. ysur note duly
L received Friday by your Orderly, jackson. and
when you cali to settle at the segsr store, your
Orderly can dispatch for you well.
IT Very respectfully, PROPRIETRESS
INFORMATION, WANTED OF CLINTON KEN
Welsh Mill. Water St, Georgetown, D. G. a25 st.
(AUTION.-To all ,,cAom is may Coneern:.--An
~ pr rseps are hereby cautioned against filling
9Th the names of "R. A. shinn y and Army {
shlnn, a. al who are found 30 offending will be
yidipps against the improper use Of trade marks,
Iwould also notify nv customers that, payment
this all OR fLEY lost sh mn after
Aug ~ s ds Bqt sa ~ DEPOT 81 Greene
M ADAM ad MARSHA. late from northern city,
mp her residence at No. 4O3 X street, between
sth sId h to read the and
5I o sE 9H;1, MSSSE sssns.r so. Of .se no,s
EiasSo1, naS III oth rrocts,on Hierchant ~
ase's Sad 81 Sgs's aas'"s '"''s i" the trust
An action OF Mnltiplepoinding and Generation
Scotland by James Houston, .Grocsr in Repfrew,
and others: the Trustees of the said William
time residing in Boutwell,. now in Glasgow. and
others, and is at present in dependence before
anS OF of es
ment BY the said William Mctue. dated the sist
in terms of an Interlocutor by Lord Kfaioch,
dated 18th July, 1854 whereby notice of the de-
inserted once weekly for three weeks in the New
York Herald and Washin gton Star, for the infor-
nation of all parties having interest in the fund
r. B. MACoNOcHJE. W. g., Edinburgh. and
TOWERS CLARK, ROBERTON Il ROSS, WRI-
TIERS; Glasgow, Agents for the Trustees.
IL 1awSw
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-William
ElcGuire, selling liquor unlicensed; dismissed.
Aoner Austin, assault and disorderly: dis
missed. Robert Wilson, drunk; do. Lizzie
Brown, drunk and disorderly; -. Jas. Burell,
throwing stones; 81 SIS. Richard Chambers,
drunk and disorderly; So
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RYJ. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
SLAUGHTER HOUSE PROPERTY.
By virtue ofs deed of trust dated Decem Der 18th,
No. 2, folios ~, &c. of the Lsnd Records OF
MashDgton county; D. C.. will sell at public
NJ, en- WEDNESDAY, the 3lst day of August A.
D., 1864, Lots Nos. l.. 2, s. and 4, in Square No:
6Ss, fronting on Georgia avenue; between Half and
gether with all the improvements, consisting of
Slaughter House, Ice House, &c
Terms of sale Or third in cash; and the re-
nainder in equal payments in 6 and IL months,
with interest from day of sale, secured by deed of
trust.
Terms to be complied within FIVE days from day
resell at the risk and cost of the first purchaser
after weeks notice.
Convey ancing, including stamps at the purcha-
ser's expense.
VIM. II WARD, Trustee
au II ee&ds JAS. O. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctsl
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SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON MARY
LAND Az. BETWEEN AZ AND 9Th SITS.
On TIL RsDAY EVENING. Sept. LIST, at six
O'Clock, on the premises we shall sell part of Lot
T. in subdivision of Lots 10 and Ii, in Square
No. 492 fronting Is feet on Maryland avenue, bet.
Az and 9Th streets. running back las feet to wide
public alley, and improved by a two story brick
dwelling now occupied as q Bakery.
Terms 81 600 cash; balance in 6 and IL months,
with interest, secured by deed of trust on the
premises.
Conyeyancing at the cost of the purchaser
au 23-dts J, O. MCGUIRE IL Co. Aucts,
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, AND LOT ON NORTH 81, BETWEEN
18TH AND 14TH STREETS WEST

HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH 81, BETWEEN
18th AND 14TH STREETS WEST.
By virtue of deed of trust from William III,
Clampitt and wife, dated the 23d day of Septem-
ter eighteen huI dred and fifty eight, and duly re-
corded in ber A. s, No. l6l, tolios 4E, 49, aud
459 one of the land records for Washin gton coun.
y District ofColumbia. will sell at public AUG
NOON, September 9TH, at o'clock, all that lot or
parcel Of land in the city of Washington, and Dis
trlct of Columbia aforesaid. being part of Lots
numbered one; twenty-nine, and thirty, n, ., 30)
In Square numbered two hundred and fifty, $780,
as SAID Lots and square are marked, laid down and
dlstr guished on the plan or said city; beginning
Tor said part at point on the line Of 81 street
OF the southwest corner of said lot numbered one.
and running hence east sixteen feet eight inches
us feet 8 inchesb thence north ninety-two feet
[S2 feet thence wess sixteen feet eight inches GIG
feet inches } thence south ninety-two feet (e2
feet to the place of be ginning, improved by we'll
built brick house with all the modern improve
Depts
This property lies just east of the Demenou
buildings, and opposite the Presbyterian Church,
class in the city
Terms on E. half of the purchase money in cash;
$500 of which must be paid down at the time OF
sale, the remainder, with interest. in 6months. A
deed will be given and deed of trust taken to se-
cure the deferred payment
All conyeyances, including revenue stamps, at
the cost of the purchaser.
Should the terms Of sale not be complied with
within three days. the Trustee reserves the right
to resell at the risk and expenses of the purcha.
SER after giving week notice in the National
Intelli gencer, other newspaper published in
JNO, d. MCPHERSON, Trustee
au 22-d j. O. MCGUIRE d CO., AuoIs,