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FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.
He is Across the Chattaho ochee-Report
Capture of 1000 More Prisoners.


Capture of 1900 More Prisoners.
The Chattanooga Gazette Of Sunday says:
"Unofticial advices have reached this city
that large proportion Of Sherman's forces
have successfully crossed the Chattahoochee.
and that at least two thousand Of Hardee's
corps have been gobbled by the Great Flanker
Indeed, rumor sets the figures at not less than
five thousand; but as we never deal In sensa.
lions, we place them at two thousand.
Johnston is still ssdrawing" Sherman. He
will soon have him in Atlanta. Johnston is
good on "draw;' but judging from the books
at the T. NJ. Generals office, he is losing great
many "chIps.'
It is with sincere regret that we learn that
Col. Frank Sherman, Chief OF Gen. Towards
staff, is a prisoner. Col. Sherman is from Chi
cago, and Is as we'll and favorably known as
any man ia the Northwest" TtF
further advices fully confirm the crossing
of The Chattahooche. And the secure lod ye-
ment of our forces on the south side of that
stream. We shall expect to hear the fall Of
Atlanta within q few days.
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A Resolution granting permission TO inser
VVBX PUBLIC ARB HEREBY INFORMED
u that tha Union HOTEL. 4aor6a- \ a 4

Hk PEBLIU AK1 HEH6bf INFURHHO
town, d. c., has recently changed hands, yfYky
and is nov open to the travelling cemmu- 4s:EAx
nifty The hotel has been refufniahed With eX-
treDe care and taste. Persens who are obliged to
remain in the city during the sammef men tbs will
5nd the 5oo%: large, airy ana coItortsois The
rom the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot.
RoHrd 81 pef day, 1seAmt
MO CURE NO PAY t-G0 to DE-. BROTHERs
~ q GRAY and be cured. They have given
their particular attention to the treatment And
cure Of all forms Disease, particularly that of
oldest established Botanic Medical Orc in the
Ditrict, and have saved thousands from q dis
graceful and horrihle death How i'm portsnt IL 10
then. for those unfartanates Who have broaght
disease uear themselves. TO be cured befoze it ff
TOO latei thus preventing exposuse Of ttssGse'Vee
and family
efFc. and Residence I7s south B street, iasnd
site Sinithsonisp, 1esim
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EXPULSION OF CoRREsPoNDENTs.-Two ar
my correspondents, Mr.. VIM. Swinton, Of the
New York Times, and Mr.. Kent, Of the Tri-
bune, have been ordered by Gen. Meade 10
Leave the Army Of the Potomac, and not re-
turn again on pain Of Imprisonment. They
are CT argrd with having published incorrect
statements or army operations. The offence
imputed is understood to relate TO an alleged
DEPRECIATION Of the fighting qualities of the
Ninth Army Corps during recent engage
ment-N T. Sun
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LOCAL NEWS.

TIE FIRST CAsE.-On Tuesday last, J. J.
Krauth instituted proceedings through Carusi
and Miller, before Justice }. h. Johnson, to
regain possession Of a house owned by him,
occupied by Singleton GoldIn, under the act
recently passed by Congress. this being the
first case under the act. The case is fixed for
trial on Saturday next.
For the information OF the public we VIII
state that the foil owing form is issued:
To-, Justice of the Peace. in and for
the County Of Washington, District OF Column
shows that tenant and premises, known as NJ.
-, on, between - and - streets, In the
city Of Washington, in the County and District
rssaid, are unlawfully detained from him
by one - -, to whom this complainant
had rented the same. and whose estate therein
has been determined by alawfni notice to quit
He therefore prays that summons may be
issued to proper officer of said county to be
served upon the said --, com manding
him, the said - -. to appear before You
and show cause, by day to be therein named,
him for the possession Of said premises, and
the costs of this application, &c, according to
the set of Congress in such case m AIDE and pro-
yided. IComplainants signature.l
Subscribed and sworn to before me this til
Of -, 1854. --,J.P.
: The following is the summons:
District Of Columbia, County of Washington. to
,ptt,:-To -, county constable in and for
the county and District aforesaid greeting:
Whereas by his written complaint
on oath to me, justice of the peace in and for
said county, bearing date the - day OF -,
A D., has complained that one
unlawfully detains from him the tenement and
premises which he, the said -7, held Of
him as tenant, the same being known as lin
ssrt number and street, in the city of Wash
ington, in said county, after his, the said -
IS, estate therein had been determined by
lawful notice to quit, as will appear by refer
ence to copy Of said complaint hereto an
nexed.
You are therefore commanded to summon
the said --- to be and appear before me,
the subscriber, on insert date of trial with the
timel and show cause, If any he has, why iudg-
ment should not be rendered against him.
Witness my hand and seal, this insert date.
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MORE REBEL PRISONERS,

Seven rebel prisoners, picked up by the pnr-
suers OF the invaders, were brought in last
night. Their names are: W. H. Prince, 9th
Alabama; Edward +. Fisher, 5th Virginia
George w. Anderson, 23d Virginia battery;
James Collins, eth Virginia; G. b. Carter, LIST
supposed to belong to Breckinridges diyisio n.
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RpJ. o. MCGUIRE q 90. A.u.i.n.er,

RpJ. O. MCGUIRE q o., Aao.isn.ers.
ADMINISTRATOR sALR or NATIVE vrrvs
BOkSe, SPRING WAGON AMI AkNIss noe
On FRIDAY AFTERN0Oa univ "a stssssi
Of the Auction Rooms OF Jas O. Mettuire q
cerner Of 10Th and streets, shall Iii IN. ~;
loving property, belonging to the estate Of M,
60, Gals. Catawbs Wine
80 Colombia Wine
ID Isabella Wine
~ Venapgo Wine,
in all $50 gals in casks not exceeding 10 eel, a..I
Al the same lime '~en
One Horsc, Harness and Spring Wagon.
NINA UHLMANN
hdmT OF late ChaA r. UhImsnB
y 70 :. Y: MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTRRnIsrpp,.
Y STORES mn
ChsC Qs0Tfrmas 0fce, Washiaxtc, n.~~ .
u,u, WASHINGTON. d. c. mi, Ne Ia, \
De fold st publ suction. at sayantb .1os
1nara, IN She city of Wsshin gton ON EpIn HeSs
suiy z; 1888. at II O'Clock g. IN lot ot Co.,
n s torres, condemned as unft for uss 80; w
scoop Shoyels, Chairs e''":
BE-, Buckets,
49, Lanterns,
mS' Stoves,
LOTS LOTS lovers, Old Copper,
TshIas iesSes Life Preservers, 60.
.nuCcessIul bidders will he required to remov.
'he stores wishtn tive days from date of sale
Terms cash, in Government fund.
Ri. D H RUCKER,
,e Orig. ven and Chief Gu sr ermaster
~ ioa Depot Of WRship Rtou
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~ From Hudson Taylor, 33i Pennsylvania
avenue, we have the August number of Har-
per's Magazine also the May number of Black
goods Magazine, and the. May number of the
North British RecieaU, atfording budget OF ex-
celleut reading
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ERESH BREF AND VEGETABLES FOR I'll I
II NAVY.


Bureds Of Provisions and Clothing. July IA, b6S4.t
Sealed Proposals, endorsed " Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables, y will be received at this Blu
reau until o'clock, p III on the 2!nh Of July, ia
slant for the supply of 10 90 pounds of Presh Beef
and 4OD pounds of Fresh Vegetables at the Wash
ington Station, a. required. The Beef and Vesets-
bles must be of good quality, and the best the mar
ket Affords and each article must be red for By
tn pound The Beef must be in equal proportions.
fore and hind quarters.
Bonds with approved security. will be required
in one half the estimated amount of the eoutract,
and twenty per cent in addition will be with aeii
from the amount of each payment to be inside,
collateral security for the due performance of the
contract, which will on NO account be paid until s
is fully complied with.
Every offer made must be ACCOMPANIED by writ
ten guaranty, igned by ose or more reSpo nsibie
persons that the bidder bidde q will il bis or
their bid be enter into an with
in nve days, with good and sufhcient suretes, to
furnish the articles proposed
No nroroaal will he considered unless sccomps-
MED by such guaranty an nv evidence
that the bidder Is regular dealer In the articles
The De,ertment reserves the right to reject any
proposal cot eoesidsred advantageous TO the Gov
crpn ont IL
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STATE OF THE THKRMoNRTRR.-At Frank.
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day at 1
O'Clock, 81 in the shade; in the sun lis.
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

CHAhGER6 SALE OF LARGE QUANTITY OF
Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme
Court the District of Columbia sitting equity
passed July 7, 1904 in certain cause wherein Rob
Adams executor and trustee of Charles l.. Colt
man deceased, ct al. are defendants, No. las
and manner hereinafter named, the following -de-
18th a.
O'Clock
Square south of Square No. III, sill bounded By
Vermont avenue, 18th street west and north @
Lots Nos. 3, ,6,7.8 and 9. in Square No. IT,
Square No. z7s, all fronting respectively on 18th
street west, north q street, Vermont and Rhode
Square No. $40, all fronting ON 18th and 18th
streets west, north and streets and Vermont
Square No. $40. all fronting on 18th and 18th
street.
The whole squares will be subdivided into build
ing lots, plats Of which may be obtained at the
Auction Rooms prior to the sale, or on the ground
the day of sale.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. July %, at o'clock.
Lois s, 10. and %. in Square Ne. ST, on the
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July %, at s
o'clock. on the premises
No. IS. in font of the old Glass Rouse
Terms: One third in cash: the remainder in six.
day OF sale, for which notes will be required vita
approved security. On the RATIFICATION OF the sale
by the Court, and payment in full OF the purchase
money. the property will be conveyed to the par-
If the terms of sale are not complied with in Eve
erty SO in default, at the risk and expense of the
The cost Of conyeysnces and stamps to be paid
0s the Poe'nA:ysA JAMES ADAMS. }r-n,.s..
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| WAFER RRaIsrRAR's opp1on.

WATER RgaIsYRAR's OpYfos
CIfy HALL. July 7. Ra
All persons who use the Aqueduct water on their
nov due to the Cor porstion for the period from
July !, 1914, to January l, 1916.
Gee during this month Of July. If not paid By Or
before August LIST. the Law commands that tn
water he shut off at the main and not restored a..
cept upoD payo emit Of rr-ars and two dollars for
eKpense Of shutting of q. restoring.
The Law deer not provide for serving iBdivids nj
notices, and this puSuc notice 70 all tha' win ia
given. RANDOLPH COYLR
jy elm - Water hegistfar
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CAPTURE OF PRISONERS AT MARTIHsBCRG.
The Wheeling Intelligencer OF Monday last
says:
General Suliivan's advance reached Mar
dasburg yesterday, entered the place. and took
many prisoners Sullivan commands the
advance OF General Hunters forces. We may
thus know that our troops are vigorous ly push.
log on after the enemy. They will dou btless be
Il contact with the rebels before many hours
perhaps to-day.
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NAVY YARD.-The gunboats Tolohoma and
Ferbena have arrived at the yard. The Pom.
tiac left yesterday.
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PRIZE SALE.-Yesterday, the Marshal sold
the prize steamer Siren. lying at the foo. OF
Sixth street, wv. L. Wall & Co., auc,ioneers, }
to Mr.. Lynch, Of GEORGETOWN, for $4,000.
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THE MANASSAS RAILROAD.

We learn from parties from near Manassas
that the rebels are not using that road, as was
reported. On the contrary, due inquiry shows
that they have removed such iron as they could
gather up, and transported it further south; no
doubt to repair roads leading from Richmond,
and of more immediate importance to them.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
z. s. ASSESSORS OFPIcB,
(olleetior District Of District Of Co9Hp,bia.
To all whom it may concern Notice is hereby
with the Income Tax for 1865 is in this office
Said lists will remain open for inspection and ex
18th day of july, 1854: and that the undersigned
will remain in his once, No 46S 7th street west
for fftsen days thereafter TO hear and determine
all appesls that may be made relative to
siTe or erroneous valuation by the Assistant As
sessors 80
All appeals must be. in writing. specifying the
particular case, matter or thing respecting which
description lie requested, and state the ground or
principle of inequality or error complained Of.
p. N. PEARSON, g. s. Ass'r for D. c.,
No. AS6 It'll street west.
Washin Sfn0 July H. v ll-e06t
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Ex.SRcRETARY CHAsg.-Hon S. T.. Chase
has determined to visit Europe during this
season, and report has 1t that ne Is now In
COMMUNICATION with Secretary Fessenden, at
NV York. in reference to the subject OF nsgo-
tin,ipo a foreign loan. 1t is to be hoped that
the distinguished fnanc al abilities OF Mr..
Chase msy be made avsiian,e abroad In what
ever eteps may be adopted to sustain the
rational cfNftt -.5l
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OWING TO THK RLUCrUATING AND CON
" sTAETLY ADVANCING RATES OF q
and the impossibility Of replacing stocks ND
without absolute loss when founded on time W
toners that hereafter all bills WILL BE REM
have been purchasin on quarterly accounts under
settled msrxet viii appreciate the necessity Of
the change in terms, JOHN B. KLvANs,
800 Penns Av ard 81 La. av,
Nv fkapChronIntel Goa Unionl
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RY JAS. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOIS ON NEW YORK AVENUE BETWEEN

4TH AND 5TH STREETS WEST.
Under and by virtue of a decree of the Su preme
Court of the District of Columbia, duly passed on
July 5th. 1864, in cause pending in said Court.
Miller. is complainant, and 1gnstius Fries ct Al.
defendants, mo l29 in equity, will sell at pub
lie auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY,
the sth day of August 1864, at clock Lots
A, b and @, according to a subdivision made in
said cause of original Lot No in Square No. sig,
have each front of % feet inches, and Lot has
. front of n feet inches on New York avenue.
between 4th and 5th SITS west and extend back, the
same width, about los feet to public alley 3Ofeet
wide.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
in cash, and the residue in two equal instslmenta
st and u months after date, for which the pur-
chaser's notes bearing interest from the day of
sale, with approved personal securities. will be
required, and lien will also be retained on the
premises sold.
All conveysncing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
If the terms of sale not complied with within
ten days from the day of sale the trustee reserves
the ri ght to resell the premises sold, at the risk
tice. JOHN G.. KENNEDY, Trustee
~ Is eo3w&ds J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts
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SECOND EDITION.
S O'CLOCK p. M.
FROM OVER rHE RIVER

All Is quiet across the river, the rebel inva-
sonists having got suffic ent start to be able to
escape through the gaps uninterrupted. 1t is
doubtful II the rebel invasionists will make
s'day wages" by their RAID, as, with their
forced marches, they will break down quite as
many horses as they stole, and the cattle they
drove away will be devoured Ia provisioning
the rebel raiders on their way to Richmond.
few of the thieving raiders may be the
better for the trip to the extent Of some pocket
money stolen from individuals, but we doab,
II jeff Davis will not be loser rather than the
gamer by the expedition.
Foiled in their expectation of seizIng Wash.
ington by surprise, the whole expedition was
failure.
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j DEALER IN
TOR Coo GIQ RQ pYpEQ

500 9th st al lge Pa. ave., east side Washin Ktan.
The attention of suffers and purch ssers general
iy Is called to his stock, Which will be found 70
asnbrare q great variety OF every article ia his
line of business He would take this occasion 10
return HE thanks to the Washington pablo for tbs
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billiard TABLES FOR sALB.-The subscri-
ID her has THREE FIRST CLASS
RIEIIARp TABLES, nearly new, S4s6E824L
which he VII disposs Ct very lev: VI
oflith street end hsnasY4vsnis avenue. !eiA-a
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N1OTICE.-FOR SALE-5OO sets If one, two, and
~ foar horse second hand HARNESS; 500 good
second and SADDLES and BRIDES, ApaIv to
r. S. JOHNSTON. No. 81 Penn avenue, between
~ ard 9Th ST., opposite National Hotel. jy i5-lm'
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR JULY:
II $l.5.-COEfESfS.-A Physical Theory of the
Universe. The Property xhts of Married Wo-
Constitution and ifs Defects. The Navy of the
United States. Our Soldiers. National Curren-
cy. The Rebellion; its Causes and Conseq uenoes
Critical Notices. - =
NOTICE.-Ih have opened Anew BARBER SHOP
IN on G street, between LIST street and New jar
sey avenue. at Boyl IS Hotel, where will be siad
70 see my friends and customers.
A. LEUTNER.
@ street, between lat and N av
Jy7-lmt BoJle's Hotel, near the Decot
w A Tt Z y 7 g.
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ANOTHER OLD MEMBER OF THE FIRE De.
PARTMKNT GoNB.-Henry S. Ward, well
known as an old member OF the Franklin En-
CINE Company, died at his residence, on 18th
street, near d, yesterday morning. of lung dis
ease. His funeral will take place from his
residence tomorrow evening, at O'Clock, and
will be attended by the active and exempt
members OF the company. He had been q
member OF the company for over 20 years.
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II sIsAvsL RooPsu

CRAWL B00FSi
" CRAWL RCOF6it
40 WILSON 4 CO., s,eosssers {, J. .. Walker
20 M&shiaEtOn, D. O nAnufsctafees sf IN.
pVx ED FIhk sad WATER PROOF WILT. CH-
Omse.l6i ID street, below Pa. svt nEe Ordors
nay 70 tett q once Mutaal Insurance Company,
On s:reet snd kceisiAas avenue. or address t.
Post O6oe Box So
All worh executed prsmptiy and on the nesl
reasonable terus. sTA Narrated Repairs made
PROMPTLY. ms H.Sms
DERRIEND NEW YOPO6RAKHIOAL var
NAP 0P rH9 s0CfhE ERIN n AfIs. nth Z
ChrsCoLosy Of the SrsAs Retellien; o. ou.ss
Sek rRAHCK fAYLO
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DEGREES OF DIvoRCR.-ChiefJ Justice Cartier,
sitting in equity, few days since, made q
decree divorcing Edward p. Brooks from the
bonds Of matrimony with Georgianna Brooks
The petitioner alleged in the petition that he
married her about one year since; that she
shortly after left him and went to a house of
M nths, and left for the West, and is now man.
aging house in Philadelphia. M. Thompson
for Plaintiff.
A decree was also made, divorcing Ann
Mcclure and Timothy Mcclure from bed and
board. The petitioner alleged ill treatment,
and the evidence in the case was to the effect
that shortly after they were married, lin 1861
ne commenced getting drunk and I'LL treating
her, threatening to kill her and driving her
from the house. MIR. Lloyd for petitioner, and
Mr.. Norris for respondent
In some DEGREES granted heretofore by Judge
Olin, a clause was inserted when adultery
was proved, restraining the defendant from
marrying again. but it seems that Judge Cart
ter holds that Court has no such power, as he
refused to make such a decree.
ORPHANS COURT Judge Purcell. Last
court day the will of Robert Reed was fully
proved. and the will OF Benjamin Waggaman
was partially proved.
DIR. Grafton Tyler was qualified as collector
of the estate of DR.. b. J. HELEN.
Nina Uhlmann gave bond and was qualified
as guardian of the orphans Of Charles J. Uhl-
mann.
The first and final account Of Anna Random,
executrix OF Benedict Random, was approved
and passed, and balance and distribution
was ordered to be made.
The first and final accounts of w. A. Stearns,
administrator Of II. A. Stearns and Mary f.
Stearns, and OF John Alexander, ddministra-
tor of Mary B. Alexander, were approved and
passed.
The will Of Loring Il. True, which devises
his estate to his wife, and directs that out Of
the proceeds she shall pay to the American
Education Society, which existed at Bruns-
wick College, Maine, $1,000, was filed and
partially proved
The first and final account OF T.. G.. Handy,
administrator W. a. of W. X. Moxen, was ap.
proved and passed.
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SUBSTITUTES,

g q B STIT TIES!
SUBS ITC TIES!
Can be had at reasonable prices at No. J11 9th
street, near Pa. avenue. Runners and Others lib
orally dealt with by applyingat
N. H. MILLER,S.
jy Is 1w* Justice of the Peace
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by W. l., WALL & CO., Auctions.r,
ID southwest corner Pa. Ayenne and 9th NJ

AT AUCTION "
On TCns pa 81, MORNING. July 18th, at -
Chests Tea. boxes Sperm and Adamsntine oAa.
dies
Barrels Coffee and boxes do,
Boxes Canned Fruits and Meats
Boxes Brown, Yellow and CASTLE Soap.
Boxes Starch, Yeast Powders and Cheese
Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon
Cases Whisky, demijohns Brandy ana WhiskeY.
Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigars.
Is boxes prime Chewing Tobacco
HRross Natural Leaf Tobacco.
Octaves and quarters Brandy, Cases Jamaica
Rum.
Gibson's xxx, Old Bourbon and other brands.
Barrels Whitkey. various brands.
Pipe Holland Gin
Barrels Apple Brandy.
50 cases Claret
50 casee Glassware
Undershirts and Clothing.
A quantity of Small Stores and Suffers Goods.
Terms cash.
~ 10 WIN. l.. WALL dCO.. ACcta
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IN THE DRAFT
L HE Best plan to escape the pending draft is to
furnish acceptable substitutes while they may be
obtained at reasonable rates. Apply at once to
GARDNER & BURGESS, No 239 street. near
18th. Office hours from a, m. to 4p. m. jy l4-3ts
nRAFTED.-Ary person wishing to procure a
IL substitute on reasonable terms can do 40 by
calling at No. 319 4 street, under the KIRBY
House. between 18th and 18th.
jy l3 1wt ]. Il. POSEY and A. JOHNSON.
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Fort Stevens, 18th street road, to be had Of J.
GOLDIN CO. Photographers, No. Penn. ave-
nue., between Sth and 9Th streets, Market Space.
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE &c CO., Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHOICE OLD WINS
AND LIQUORS IN BOTTLES AND DEMI.

on FRIDAY MORNING, July 22d, at o'clock p.
m at the Hotel of Mr.. James Csspsris, opposite
the East Capitol Park, shall sell without re-
serve, his extensive stock of 6ne Wines .pd
Liquors, some of it being reserved stock of the
last twenty years. We name in part
Choice Brands of Madeira, Port, Sherry, Rhine
Superior Old Monon gshela and Cabinet Whisky,
some bottled in 1880.
Choice Brandy, Santa Cruz and Jamaica Rum, Old
Scotch Whiskev, imported in IS4f, Peach
Brandy, Wild Cherry Brandy.
Hungarian and Californis Wines, Old Julep, Psrs-
ley Brandy, Cham pa gne, in quarts and pints,
White Wine, Vinegar, &C., &c.
One large French plate Mirror.
RS-Catalogues may be obtained al the Auction
Rooms.
Terms cash.
jylS MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.