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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-06

BosroN ITEMs.-A letter from our Boston
correspondent "Abel' which we have found
it impossible to publish, contains .the follow.
ing items.
"Such has been the influx of laborers TO
this city tBoston) that they are unable to OBJ
tain work.
1T is estimated that one firm in this city
mas received in per centage for sale of prize
goods, $4,000.
"a gunboat and monitor are to be built
on new plan at Chelsea, suggested TO the
Government by a lady who moves in the first
circles. II is thought by those who have ex-
amined the plan, that it will supersede all
others
"A new projectile for destroying vessels A
anchor has proved very satisfactory on exper-
iment. 1t is iinpelled under water one-fourth
of a mile, and cannot be discovered from the
vessel at which it Is aimed.
Immense quantities of goods are being
shipped to the Provinces, hoping that the pre-
MUM on the coin will pay handsome
profit
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buy he, and iii 90 you Good"
Use DIR. LansIey's Root and II erb Bitter,

For Jaundice, Costiyene.s. Liver Complaint, HUI
mors Indigestion Dyspepsia, Piles, Dizziness Head
ache, Drowsin So aud all seases arising from dis
ordeTei stomach torpid liver. and bad blood, to
which all persons are subject in spril ana summer
They eeanse the system. regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound.
ness of mind and strength OF bed TO all who use
them so by all d 2alers in Medicine eyerywhere
AT Is, 50 and % cents per bottle. GEO. q. GOOD
WIN co., 81 Hanover Street, Boston Propiie-
tors. dam
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An arrival at Fortress Monroe 3D. from n.
G., reports Washington laid in ashes by strag-
Cling soldiers and marines, at the time of its
evacuation. Loss large.
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The Floral show.

The following is the official report Of the
premiums awarded at the Floral exhibition of
the horticultural Society, held at Mechanics
Hall on Wednesday last:
To Alexander Picksrd, gardener to Hon John
NJ. Wood. bsst collection Of plants not less
than 25, in blossom, So
To Pierce Powers, gardener to Capt j. B. Coye
best " specimen plants, in blossom, a. 90
10 Patrick Dufie, gardener to Hen j b Brown,
Tor best 8 specimens plants in blossom, BOO
10 Patrick Dufte. for best three Azalias. 90
10 same for best collection OF PeiargOniums, 300
10 Pierce Powers, Tor best single specimen Of
plants in blossom. rose 100
To same for second best collection of Pelargon-
iums, 200
To same for best six nam.d varieties Of Ro.es. 90
To AleN'r Piekard for best display Of Roses 400
TO William Ward Of Elmwooj Nursery for
best collection of Nerbenas 200
TO Pierce Fowe 5, sc sond best do loo
To Alexander Pickard for best single specimen
Fuchias, 100
TO same TO- best display Of Cameias 200
TO Patrick Duiie for best display Of Peoiee =
Tinks, / 90
To VIM S Ward, Of Eimwood Nursery. West
brook. for best display OF Carnation Pinks, / 90
To same for bed display of Auriculas. 90
To Alex. Picard for best display Cinerarias, 90
To same for best Caecoiarias 100
To Patrick Duiic for specimens OF ripo Straw
berries gratuity, leo
To Alexander Piekard. best display cut flowers, 4 90
To Patrick Duffc for socond best do 500
To eNaneer Pickard for best psIor boquct, 500
To same Tor best hand boquet, 2O0
To Miss Andrew for best basket wild flowers, 8 20
TO Hiss Croswel for second be I basket of lid
flowers, 200
To Frank Jordan for third bes. wild flowers, 100
To Mary z. Richardson for handsome boquet
wild flowers 80
To Mrs G. s. King for handsome vase OF cuit-
waited flowers, 80
To william 5. Ward for best display Pausies, 200
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DIED..

In this city 9th inst. Kate. eldest daug Of ohm
and Jane Mcyisker. aged IL years
81 Andrews papers please copy.
In Augusta. Mrs Peace Marston widow of John
Marston, formerly of Cumberland aged 81
In Maysyille. March 26th, Mrs Nancy, wife Reuben
Stubs aged n.
In Bancroft Eliza shorey. aged Is.
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"sozopoST" is now attracting very considerable
attention, aud well il may The article represented
b. this music al zane il one of the best pyeparnt,er
Tor the teeth and gums that has been offered to
the public
We have been familiar with its results for some
years past, and have never known ease in which
Ms use was not pleasing and highly satisfactory. 1t
poh.hes the teeth, bardeus the gun and gives u
wholesome tone 10 the mouth and breGfh.-Prori-
deace Duty Press. mehl6 Ii
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CARR ELIzApErH. Julyl, lss3.

STR;-During my connection with the State Re.
form School, n teacher l.. f. AtWood's Bitters
were introduced there and used with marked success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, ae., Al. HiLLMAN.
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EnaL Ionr.t,

SEND me 81 by mail. ard will send IN return
Twelve Gold Plated Dollars. making cat vest
chain. Address DRkSSER'S one Dollar Jewelry
ore, 70 Exchange street, box lS2, Portland Ne.
APRIL d3w
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THE MANAGEMENT OF STEEL; including
Forging. Hardening, Tempering, Anneai-
ing Shrinking and Expansion also, the Case
hardening of Iron. BY George Ide. New
York: ID. Appleton Il Co. For sale in this
city by ii. l.. Davis.
This is reprint, in a small pamphlet of 40 pages,
of little London treatise the subject written by
employ oe in the Woolwieh Arsenal. 1t is full Of
value to practical mechanics.
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New Publications

HISTORY OF THE ROMANS UNDER THE EN-
PTRE. BY Charles Merivale, b.. d., Late
Fellow of St. Johns College. Cambridge,
vol 3. New York; D. Appleton 4 Co.
12mo, PIP. 49, For sale 10 this city by ii.
l.. Davis.
This is a reprint of the London edition. the pre-
yious volumes OF which closed with the assassinat
of Caesar. The present volume takes up the MARIA
tive from that DISASTROUS event and gives 4 clear
asd connected history Of the terrible civil that
ended in the triumph of Octayius and the establish
ment of the Empire. The characters and acts OF
Antonius, Cicero aud ocayius those of the re
markable men connected with the Roman Empire,
are fully and faithfully brought out in relation TO
each o'her and the age in which they hourished Mr..
Merivale, in this volume, has given connected mar
ratiVe of the most important period in the history
Rome
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sR-If you going TO the W est, South, or North.
West procure Through Tickets at LIrrrE's Union
Ticket Office, No 81 Exchange Street, where you
may have choice of routes 81 the lowest rates OF
fare, and obtain all neediai information.
Nov. 2, 1868. TuThSkwtf
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid from Aspinwal 10th ul-, barque A c Adams
Trinidad.
Ar at ST John NIB, 9TH ship siafordsh:re. Mailing.
Boston.
At Basscm, March 8, ship d Choato, Mc,Ianus.
for Europe, idg.
At Rangoon March Is ship Sam Dnnnng Brl
Nhitehouse for Liverpool
Sid from Liverpool ed. lyanhoe. Bixby, Boston.
Adv Esd North American tsl tor Quebec 2Sth; Eli
phalet Greeley, Cutter for Boston LIST inst; Suiote
Soule for New ork Goth ult.
Sid from Cardiff 18th, Enoch Talbot. Merryman,
Rio Janeiro.
Cardiff
Ar at Tough Foyie 23d, North America, lsl Port
land.
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The circulation oftAe Daily Press Is larger
than any other Daily paper IN the STATE, ana
double that Of any other in Portland.
Isams-s7.Oo per year " paid strictly in Gd-
,ance a discount Of 81 90 ioiH be made.
rx- Reading Matter ON NIL Four Pages.
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apr29 dtf

De. J. w. KELLEY. Associate Founder of the
Analytical System of MEDICINE, ard sueeesso TO his
Father, tn late DIR. J. Ciawson Kelley, will lie IN
attendance a. pa Congress street. Taesday and
Wednesday,. the 10th and 18th of May. The SIX are
invited TO call. Office advice free. may5dlw'
S-rhe Post Office is directly opposite Harris
Hat and Cap Store. feh2e n
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SPOKEN,

May |, lat % 10. don 70 90. brig c L Kelley, from
MAtapzas for Boston,
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MARRIED..

In Yarmouth, May 4. by Rev Geo A Putnam. Leon
ard Soule and Miss Anna Z Twombley. both OF
In Lexington. Mass, Joshua l. johnson. of Noble
boyo, and Miss Sarah + Rhoades, OF L.
IN oSo.iakes hAss' UasIu Il E1gartOu, of fhons
aston. and Miss Ophelia VI Ton, oft.
Cratic.
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rg-The flddlers of New York have organ
lied an Orchestra League" which not only
presumes to tx The salaries, but dictates who
the managers shall employ.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.


IMPORTS.
MArANZAs-Brig Annandale. Dos hhds Sugar
Thos Assncio & Co. "a hhds Moasses, 1 l. Came. 9
bbls Molasses. master.
CARDENAS-sch J B Litehfeld. 2e4 hhds Molas-
ses, 81 tres do, IL bbs do Thos Asencio Co. II hhds
do, order.
Sch Ida May. 10 hhds Molasses. 30 tres Emery.
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$500 Reward.

OST or stolen from the subscf iber uesday Il light
II MAY 3d. either sta amboat whs .rf or on board
the steamer between Portland and h ostop Pocket
Book, containing 81. 100. The above reward will be
paid to whoever will the lost property 10 this
Office or to L. s. WENTWORTH
may 6d3ts Py rsonsdeld Ne
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL TICEs.
The Patent Belle Monte skirts.
full assortment of these celebrated Skirts in the
new style at
A n ID f. II S O n $
HoOPsKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
meh23 DIFF Under Mechanics Hall.
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THOMAS G. LoRING. DRUGGIST,

AND -
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner OF Exchange & Federal Srs.
A perfect nt guaranteed. The poor literally con-
sidered. mch25 dtf
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Friday. .......................May q.
Sun rises. ...........44 AZ High water. ... IL a
sun sets .........f. Length OF days. -....H 10
Thermometer. q O'Clock A. - deg.
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VERN A T E L L A

Ia further statement Of the virtues Of the verna-
tclla, the following little incident may he found
somewhat illustrative:
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The Cheapest Agency

FTIIiE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 ain
Il concerned that she has been duly appointed ana
taken upon hersefthe trust Observation-Disclosures Of tho
estste OF
SIMEON sKILLINGS 3D.
late OF Portland, In the county Of Cumberland d.
ceased. by giving bond the law directs; she re-
fore requests all persons who indebted tie said
decezsed's estate, to make immediate payne Mt: and
those who have any demands thereon, TO ex ibit the
same for settlement to
HANNAH b. Skill lINGs.
Portland. April -, 1854. masew3w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-13

At the benefit Of n lie Adeline Pat
Il, in Paris, recently, she was almost
srnothered in bouquets Again, by par
ticular request, she appeared Tor me
last time this season in II BaFoiefs-
On this occasion an admirer, young
Russian prince, installed himself ~ =
privats box and amused himself and
the audience BY throwing, a. the feet Of
the eubarrasssd songstress, hity on SIX
~ bououets Of the most costly and rare
6owers several Of them containing
,.sses ~ valuable diamonds and pearl
b~aceIets necklaces, rings, etc. Patti
-tood the test admirably and presented
ber treasures 70 her father, who hand
~ thom over to the thestrical manager,
~ be returned 20 their donor
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Draught Horses.
Notice.

TUE BUSINESS HERETOFORE Conducted
undar the name Of JANIS K BREAST viii
tom and afer tle first aay - nay, Es64 b. styled
j. n 4 A. &. BREAST nay S-2H
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Hss also on hand by far the largest and most com
plste assortment Of
Hats, Gaps and D1iiltal
Hat CORDS,

Of any hOuss either In this place or Louisville:
Eiy stock In thus line is irect from the Inanufae-
TORIES and viii sell rs low ~ ANY Cincinnati house.
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TO the next term of this Court; and all
other questions arising in the cause, in
GLIDING the question of costs, are re
served until the final hearing.
CoNNALfY - TR1Gr-
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VIM. CAMERON 4 CO.. Publishers.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,
rHE RATES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS;

MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Will be charged AZ the usual advertising rates.
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no. IL CEDAR STREET
Felt, LeghOrn and Straw Hats,
TRIMMED AND UETRIMMED,

which will be sold at the lowest wholesale prices.
Ladies call and see my stock at Nos. 46 and 90
Cherry street, up stairs, Nashville, Tenn.
Feb l9-3m N. L. HIGGINS.
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Gen Alexander Hays, killed at the
head of his command in the late bat
ties on the Rapidan, was native of
Pittsburgh, born about the year 1875
He entered the West Point Military
Military Academy as a cadet in 1910,
and graduated in 1874 Ia his class
were Winfield S. Hancock, Alfred
Pleasanton and others now identified
with the Union army, and Simon B.
Buckner and D. N. Frost, who took
the rebel chute Hays was not remark
able at West Point as a student, rank
ing, on graduation, the twentieth in
twenty-five On leaving the Academy
be was assigned 10 the Fourth Infantry
as Second Lieutenant By brevet to the
full rank Of which grade he rose in
1916, when he was assigned to the
Eighth Infantry He was brevetted
First Lieutenant for gallant conduct in
the battles.of Palo Alto and Resacca-de-
la-Palma IN Texas, in May, 1916 In
the Mexican war he was Acting As
sistant Adjutant General to General
Lane, and under that officer distin-
guished himself in the conflict near
Atlxco and in the battle Of Sequaltf.
plan lie resigned on the 18th OF
April, lS4S, and went into the business
Of manufacturing iron in Venango
county Pennsylvania. When the
regular army was increased in 1861, he
was appointed, May 18th, a Captain in
the 10Th Infantry, became Colonel Of
the Esd Pennsylvania Volunteers, and
was made Brigadier General on the
Goth Of September he participated IN
the battles Of Yorktown, Williamsburg,
Pair Oaks the Orchard, Nelson's Farm,
Malvern Hill, on the Peninsula, and a.
Grovet0n, Bull Run the second,) Get
tysburg and other engagements since
IN the recent advance he commanded,
We believe, the third division Of the
second army corps.
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49, DR.. KING. formerly Of New York. for
last four years of Louisville, KY, who
- devoted he attention % the treatment Of PM
Vste daeases for 81 year., harers himself, having
attended 70 3 practice for 20 many years, and cared
~ rYanF thousands ne u eneGle1 % clre al diseases
III private mature, no mater how had they msy be
ff,F ipiudicoUs medical treatment CT Tom neglect
al the5r ovn Dr. kings Diapensary - No -
D.slerick street between Cheny and the SQUARE,
sseond story, where he cures al diseases Of pm
yats nature.
t3onorrhaa cured without nsnseous medicines O.
interference with business.
Structures Of Old or recent date ereciualiy cared
IN g Few days, BY Operaoon which Causes DO
fsins Where q szicture exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps disease calses more mischief
and uEdernlines the heath 20 much
Syphlis, with al The diaess.s % ii's sksns grow
ng out q negect OF bad treatment, a - eSiect1-
slly cured ia q few days.
sENIsAL MEkERKGs.-f Particular al nuon having
teen given % this dlsease, and All the consei eeEoa
growing cut u IL brought on ~ many Gases - tbs
destructive habits q lnconsiderEte youth. and eK-
o1ssiFe iu1nlgence Of the pafsiona, 8 neglect q
Nhich VA nntsfmlue the Constitution, rendering
the subject unat Tor business % soety, AMI caus-
ing preuIAfure old Ace.
Females VIC may b laborne with any difhcuity
o. the aIlD usy rssi assured u Immediate re-
keI
persons resisting kbfoad By writing and stating
t.eir case with les enclosed direct toIlr. A. King
no = Desderiek sEreet, Nashviiie Team viii have
fh6 neeeaf az nlehcines ea1t 3 thair addresa.
once hours fosn o'clcck A ihs moFninE uniil .
me sveninE Apr7-dkNly
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The rebel General jenkins, mention
ed in Lees report as having been killed
in the late battle Is A. G. jenkins Of
virginia. He formsrly commanded
brigade in General A. z. Hills division,
but more recently was attached 70 Gen.
Stuarts cavalry corps. He has had
some nOtoriety in the war, chiefly ia
connection with his exploits IN the She
nandoah Valley and IN Western Vir-
giaia.
Gen Kirby Smith in his official re-
port Of the Red River battles. claims
70 hsve taken from General Banks, four
thousand prisoners, two thousand FIVE
hundred wounded, eight thousand
stand of arms, two thousand and odd
mules, two hundred and fifty wagons,
nine hundred barrels Of -four and
thirty five pieces Of cannon
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates. 70 which we bind ourselves strictly 10
adhere. WIN. CAMERON, for the Union
JOHN WALLACE, for the D6,patch
NASHVILLE Tenn. ,IulY 25, 1853.
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n OtiOns,

tonery and Envelopes, Hair Brushes, Combs,
Gloves. Ganatlets. Army Shirts, Pocket Knives,
Hosiery, ESndkerchieis, Suspsnder5, and sundries
too tedious 70 mention. allow nothing this side
Of Cincinnati to EXCEL NE.
To the Sutiers and country merchants 7 would
say, call and see my stock and examine my prices
before baying elsewhere or gong farther North
This stock is for WHOLESALE at Nos. IS and 80
CHERRY STREET, up stairs, snd those VINO wish
a nice HAT from among all the latest styles, and q
fine pair of BOoTs, can be accommodated at my re-
tail rOom, at present 81
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LIFE OR DEATH /!
SOLDIERS,
Don't 90 back to the War,

EoR MANY HAVE DIED FROM DIARRHGA
Il and Dysentery m your regiment nov tAEe
knApsackE with bottle u Dr. StricklaDd's Anti
Cholerz Mixture-rememtST how many we're saved
last year BY taking L alter beng discharged and
sent nom the hospitals as incurable- One doee
viii imrneeiataly relieve he most severe case %
iiarriloa OF aAyseniery. II u acknowledged y
The Faculty % b the only medicine SHOWN y cure
Chrome ~ irrt0a snd DysentsTy. nov, don Ne
eject q, for on your return efsznge q diet and
water, etc, VII most certainly hIht % ptsrrhsea
and any cent bottle Of Ds. ser1cklanda Ano Chol
era Nurture vii cors you and several others. Il
VII keep good n any climate. Do not h1 y ten
your colnrEdes 70 pat bo.sie Of Il N thair KNAPP
assks.
sold b. Druggists, and prepared only By d.. A.
STRICKLAND, 6 East Fo1sfh-screet Cincinnati,
Ono. ap 26-tg y th-Wiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-18
Hoods Discamfiture.

NASHVILLE, Oct. F.-Hood's army has
moved north Of Atlanta. 1t is rumored that
he has captured Dalton, Ga, with nine hun
capped.
The latest intelligence places Hood with a
body of troops. at Ships Gap, fifteen miles
southwest Of Dalton.
A large portion of Sherman's army is hotly
pursuing.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 17.-General Sherman
sitnation. Everv noint ever held by MS is still
in our possession. Atlanta Is all right, with
plenty to eat, and the short railroad break will
be repaired in ten days. Hood thus far has not
more men than we have, and his raid has pro.
duced NO military result. He was dreadfully
repulsed at Allatoona by General Carrs and his
brave compeers, who deserve the thanks Of the
whole country for their gallant and stubborn
defence. WILLARD WARREN,
-.-s- General Sherman's Staff.
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pYJ.o. MCGUIRE & Co.. Auctioneers.

oHANCERY SALE SALE OF Of IMP iMRR0vED AND UNIM-
, Under and By virtue Of An order Of the Supreme
Der S0th 1864. in certain wherein George w.
Miller is complainant, and Ellen Miller ct al are
defendants, mo. LAG, EeuityD directing sale of
certain pieces of property heretofore sold, aRd for
which the purch asers failed to comply with the
terms Of sale in every particular. shall SELL ON
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. October 18th, at o'clk,
on the premises, the south part of subdivision G.,
ID and o, in Square No. 492, fronting about q feet
on Four and q half street, between Mar ylaud
nue. and south q street. and running back to pub
lie alley, and improved by frame dwelling house,
immediate possession of which will be given.
I'm mmediately after we sh all sell, thu premises,
the middle one third part of Lot Is. in Square No
s6S, fronting II feet on north street, between 9Th
and 7th streets east, and running back H5 feet inch
Also. the north half of Lot No. Is, in Square No.
$780, fronting 231a feet lst street east, between
south and streets, and running back SO feet
Terms One third in cash the remainder in 6, Il,
and Is months. with interest, for which pur-
chaser m ust gives notes. secured to the setisfacton
Of the Trustees; the purchasers to have the option
of paying all in cash.
ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in Eve
days after the SALE the Trustees reserve the right
Of rekeing at the risk and expense Of the default
ing purchaser, on one week notice in the Ma
ueha' in'eiiseeG GEORGE A. BoHRER,)
C. MORGAN Trustees
A THOS BRADLEY.
oc S-eo6ds &c MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneer..
- No. SIG corner 7th and d streets north
SALE o5 YHtTARtE gApRaRtn BSPgey 5MPPRoyEp AND uN-
The trastees eaUrasra andsr the will tbs
late Edmund keiles offer for sale At at pubiio suc
vi Rsh october
Part Of Lot 8. square go, fronting g. feet 81
Esst hsIf Of Lot i5, Square ss7.
Part Of Lott, Square $50. Is feet lo's inches A
street apG 80 feet on I'd street east.
feet en- East Capitol street BY depth elliot. Three
sepa.s spt Of f. lease on lot unsapred:
east 60 feet inches thence east feet p inches,
thence south xestwardiy along said avenue u feet
to the place of beginning, containing 1882 square
Part of Lot 10. Square ss3, beginning at the dis
OF 10 10 Iset a rem the corner OF and
Let % tseI the
Lease 90 years on Is feet front by depth of lot, 50
years unexpred, on East Capitol street, near Cap
itol grounds.
And on THURSDAY. the 26th instant, at o'clk
%. on the premises
North half of Lot %, Square So.
s.inches ON south street, depth iO9 feet inches
containing 2,b7S square feet.
part of Lot 49, Square 10 one frame ON lot suqsre
1885, 2brick houses part of Lot f. Square 730. and
OF nIs oas Ps o the
is to be paid in cash. and the residue in and IL
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust
purchase
:. A payment of s2s each lot will be required at
the time of purchase.
Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in one
snd Of the deans ne on fae one
weeks previous notice in the National Inteligen-
Ger is reserved by the trustees.
The cost Of cOnveyancng and revenue stamps
to be paid by the purchaser.
PATRICK McKENNA,
JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Trustees,
oe Sd GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts