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FROM GEN'L BUTLER's COMMAND

FROM GEN'L BUTLER'S COMMAND.
Successful so far-Rallr0ad Communi.
cation With Petersburg Cut OH-The
Union Troops Reported to have Passed
The Outer Line of Rebel Defences.
FORTRESS MONROE. May 12-2 p. m.-The
steamer Hero, with two hundred sick and
wounded, has just arrived from Bermuda
Hundred, from which the following news is
derived: asE sH
There was no fighting yesterday. Our forces
fell back towards the James river some three
miles, and were engaged during the day in
throwing up entrenchmentS.
Gen Butler intends enrren ching from the
Ap4omattox to the James, distance Of some
six miles. tt -. .-.asE
Beauregard was reinforced during Tuesday
night with two brigades from Lees army, as
near as can be ascertained.
The James river was obstructed yesterday
afternoon by our forces near Turkey Bend
sinking number OF schooners and barges.
This efectually biockades the rebel iron -clads.
Our whole force moved at q. m. to- day.
Probably are engaging the enemy at this time.
1t would be Well to give publicity to the fact
that no citizen is permitted to come into this
department without a special pass from the
Secretary OF War. t
One hundred and seventy rebel prisoners,
including three officers. were brought here last
night, taken in the recent engagements near
Petersburg They will be forwarded to Point
Brig. Gen. Geo. J. Stannard and Lieut. e.
w. Hooker, A. d. O., arrived here and left for
the front yesterday. It is expected Gen. STAN
nara viii commando q division under Maj Gen.
Smith. 1E
LATER.
BERMUDA HUNDRED, May 13.--A teanster
was shot down this morning BY guerrilla,
three miles from BERN uda Hundred.
At daylight the rear guard advanced. At
eight a. m. General Butler and staff left his old
headquarters. At ten a. m. the whole force was
moving in the direction Of Petersburg and
Richmond. At twelve N. the enemy was dis.
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AUCTION SALES.
RYJ. G. Meg UIRs 4 CO., AuctioDe.rs.

Fgk asHsk sHk5 es ryyALgAss ssAyga
o s''s Ct ri f,s CHRIS %FTEShSs Ss;
aIs. named and CONTINUING in ths order herein
OF the District Of Columbia, sitting IL chaneery.
ssass Ge the sa sh a o
ailep Miller ct al are defendants, mo. 1867 We
Lots Nos: :I,ssAs,s 7,s,s.p, "a, 2s. q. n. and
and Its streets ssst and south sscees inprossd ed
ss late ssss. d 1 the h .d ysTa
vlded as may be deemed most desirable
$! 81 fronting south street. between ssS
nImnsaistely after. par. of lot No. 2; in Square
na mo y6 fronting % feet nshss on south stree.
sss. ana improved by double two story frame
Immediately after, part Of Lot No. I, square No.
beginning for the same at So feet inches from
@ 1onns Of si and ss bssos
north north 55 faet inches thence east II iest thence
with u impro vs,en.s consisting Of three story
brick Yelling house. = - -
beginning for the sse psfs At o. poiai same en
south IW feet from east ldth street, thence north
ss! s asnss sns &c
the beginning together with tie improvements
Immsdaes sfter part If os No s Square
no !s9 beiEg the south part thereof. fronting 2,
teet on th street east and runang back that wild sh
on NJ street south 81 feet, together wi In the I'm.
prnvsments, consisting Of a fame dwelling hoa. e.
8. Immediately after, Lot IS, in Square No. I.025,
ifontlng go feet 18th stree. east, at the
"t south street, and running back e5 feet, to-
gsther with the Improvements, consisting of 9
story brick dwelling house, with three story
brick back building
Terms: One hird in cash; the remainder in s. Il,
snd B months, with interest, for which the pur-
ch asr must give notes secured 20 the satisfaction
Of the Trustees. The purchaser to have the option
Of psying all in ca ash
torveyancing snd stamps at the cost of the pur-
Ii the terms of sale are not complied with in FIVE
days thereafter the Trustees reServs the RICH. Of
ressllIng. at the risk znd of the defauting
purchaser. enc week q notice in the National
1ntelligencer.> GEO A B0HRER,
e. @. MORGAN,
A. THOS, BRADLEY,
Trustees.
IN McQuJPF l. rH 49,
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of 9 writ Of Pisri Fscias. issued from
he CLERK 9 Ofiee Of the Suprsne court of the
United Slater for the District of oolurbia, ana to
me directed, will 90 pose To pnbc sale, for cash.
y. on "WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of May p.x.,
$50! At IL O'Clock m, all defendant right titis,
No. 34, in Square No. 8U, bourded as follows -
Aesinning for the same at the southeast corner of
Dot No 50, ON the line of Seventh street east rnn
nina thence vest 81 feet, thence north 80 feet.
fnence east 81 feet to the beginning, together W th
.evied upon as the property Of Samuel aud os .ph
AfpoIe aod Will ea sold to satisfy judicial No go
A ,sTor OF bite, Middleton & Beail use of Elias
my9 WARDH LhMGN II a Marahsy n n
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RYJ. g, MCGUIRE It Co., Auction-ers.

TRU USTEE's SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT IN
siXfEENTH STREET BETWEEN HASA
CHUssTIS AVENUE AND NORTH P STREET
On sAfCRDAY ar AFEERNO0N. May 2Ist st s
O'Clock. on the premises. by virtue of deed Of
trust, dated April 2ist, 1853, ami duly recorded
c.. st thu request Of the holder of the note
IN secured, shall ssn. Lot No. 8, in W NJ Mer-
rlcE y sub division of the south part ofSGuare No
ISL fronting 2, feet on Sixteenth atfeet west he
tEsep massachusetts, aver ue and north street
Ard running back l25 feet 8 vide OIL ,lic alley
Terms: One third in cas- h; thu remainder ia six
and twelve months, With interest, secured by deed
Of trust on the premises.
Conveyances at the cost Of the purchasers
THoe. J. RlsnER, Trustee
my.S-eoSds j. C. MCGUIRE d CO. hucrS
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MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION OF VAS
1Vl IkGTON CITY, d. c..
NOTICE OF OPENING OF BOOKS OF SIR
SCRIPTION TO CAPITAL STOCK

In accordance with the fourth section of the
os the na
Agsli gn 2s' lsii which provides as follows:
twenty ts1s dsa asr S = bs b snS5 o That +
perators named in the first secto n, or a majority
sa 40 boas th %
subscription to the capital stock OF the said cor
o Be @ ps
majority Of them, public notice Of W hich may be
Ss o9 81 hem a
and and subseribers upon said books TO the capital
holders: Prer,dsd That every ~ sabacriber ri be- shall
Pay, Pay, at the time Of subscribins, such par centum
hss az ss a%osn 5s Ss TIE e. %
srs sy ssa ea4sl. Of sI e
his subscription shall be null and void. And
Of said shall Be Closed The eorpora pes
tors named in the first section, or majority of
s
twenty ds{s ,tahereafser call the first meeting Of
shs af Se of s
ings Of the stockholders each share shall entitie
the holders to one vote, to be given in person or
sneHn. Of CAPITAL Stock a.sd within
bs on 5
slant, at the counting room Of James G. Mcclure
Co., and will be kept open for sixty days.
D' 0faef Oh the c0rpofRso5GBsEsR RoBERr MoMuRDY,
my l25t Secretary Board of Corporators.
pa PE H An GI NOS.
would most respectfully inform my customers
ny spring stock Of American and Frensh PAPER:
HANGINGs, . eonsstng Of the finest French Gilt
Papers, suitable a for parlors, dining rooms. cham
am also in receipt of a large assortment of Gilt
Co5InMIce. & Gilt Window Shades and Picture Cord
All persons wishing to purchase will do we'll to
look for themselves before buying elsewhere, as
f have ane largest ef The pys pgds IN
my s-eo2m Intel No. $40 Pa. avenue.
II hSFhfdskAToEssJ, .ron.,
.rr,,,, REFRIdERAToRs
aArTlsal MATING,
oAA CARPETS, -
For ,,ss ssis by N. GREEN 4 WInLLIAMs,
RooFINa FELT .rn,,,.u oli
Just received and for sale, choice lot Of Felt
LIME, PLASTER, CIHENT. HAIR, Ie1
-, FENWlCK & STEWART,
PRIZES CAsHED
IN All iegalized lotteries; Information given.
'en''' iSaEPa Eiiisss BarEs, II Wall street. T..
~ B-lm" Post oface Box 4,264.
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LEE IN RIUHMoND WOUNDED,


Belle Boyd caught on Blockade unner-
a, The Redy of a Union Captain Found.
FORTRESS MONROE, May i2-The Petars.
burg Express Of the flth says Gen. Lee is in
Richmond, wounded.---
The telegraph lines between Petersburg ana
Richmond are cut, as we'll rs the railroad. u
The body of Captain Phelau, OF the gunboat
Sbawsheen, was found floating in the James
river yesterday evening, shot through the
bead. At the time OF the DIES truction of the
boat he was seen to swim ashore.
The noted Belle Boyd was On the blockade
runner Greyhound, and is now in Hampton
Roads. ss.# -a.5. .. ..E -..=t -
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RYJ. @. Meg UIaB Il co.. Aucrioneers,
fRCETEE'S SALE t.R BRICK DWELLING
HOusE ANT LOT ON NORTH n. BETWEEN
IRLRTEENTH AND FOCRTEhNTH STREETS

fEUITEE.S SALE - BRICK DWELLING
aNb 81 SpHTa ii
49,; a. -. ., a.., =, v.,,.
Glampitt and wife dated the twenty third day of
Sepss nber, eighteen hundred and fifty sht. and
a d Rscoras Ss f1 for Is,9s Rassaa
tor county, District of Columbia, I shah sell at
ID on All II J, d r
parcel Of land in the City of Washington, and Dis-
two and y g
sushsd on the pam Of sssd esy ahe
for said part at i. point on the line of II street
Earth eight feet four nehes IS feet 4inches) east
of tae southwest corner of "a ia lot nhered one.
and running thence east sixteen feet inches, (If
teet thence west sixteen feet eie st inehs. i feet
inches tsepcs south ninsty two feet (a2 feet, to
Brick House. with ali t6s =odern improverneuts
irss, and opposite the PresSy CSTreh ana is
cae OF the most desirable residences Of it's class in
Terms One third of the purchase money in cash;
the balance, with interest, in siI months. deed
Will he given and deed of trust taken To secufe the
deferred payments.
All conveyances. including revenue stamps. az
Should the terms Of sale rot be complied with
within three days, the Trustee reserves the
ahaser. after giving one weeks roties in the Ns-
1ionsl 'lntsli seueer, or other newspaper pub
"''so IL Jso: D. MCPHERSON Trustee.
uy.l2seo&ds j. McG UIRs Il Co. Auots.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES
Cai<f QgarternraH IS Osce. Depot Of lVasiinrton,,
wu ;. ,o% w.fTISSTes = nsS's D. C APRIL e. I35
IN ayii E n,S Isl. 2. ard
ID S' d. i"S4' I fHoRsEs toFs AND MULES.
'enosmnsdc ca az sat ID Tor vgSns ssFy1a2 ignss
Sale 10 comm at 10 O'CLOCK, a.m:
s,,v Gan .,s osiof Z anokza: st,Ikl.ss,
sp.z1. Wv Depot OF WashiSston' D. o.
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GENERAL WADSwGRTH PROBABLY
LIVING.
He was Alive In the Enemy's Hospital on
.-..- Sunday -.-....--.. -.-Hr

He was Alive In the Enemy's Hospital on
-- .. -- sunday .-. -.-g
The cheering news Of the probable safety OF
Gen. James s. Wadsworth Is conveyed in the
following extract OF a letter from Capt. Philip
Schuyler, Of Gen. PatrIck's staff. The letter
says:
"Heddquarters ARMY Of the Potomac. .SiS Ailss
Norm Of SpottSytcGaia Court House. f2 IN, May
tn-We have news this morning from General
Wadsworth. A prisoner states that he saw
him Sunday morning or Saturday night, lying
on a couch In hospital tent. with one OF our
officers attending him. He was shot in the
head. The bullet entered near the nose. The
General was breathing with some difficulty
and playing with the buttons of his coat" -
The last statement in this letter shows that
Gen. Wadsworth was so severely injured that
his mind wandered.
Gen. Patrick, named in Captain Schuyler's
letter, is provost marshal OF Grants army.
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THURSDAYS GREAT FIGHT


Correspondence of the New York Woridi
TIE Gryny of the Potomac open ed its seventh
conse cutiVe day of battle this morning with
brilliant success. .-
Adyices to night (rhursday) direct from the
front state that General Hancock's corps on
the ceniTe, Just west of Spottsylyania Court
House, m0ved at an early hour on A. r HiIrs
OLD corps, and after a severe skirHlish drove
Heath's di vision and part Of Wflcox's, captur.
ing two thousand prisoners, one Major and
Two Brlstdier Generals, and fifty field and
line officers. ........ O.. = =
Rnmor las placed the number much Il; cher,
Dut they are believed to he the facts as nnar as
conid be obtained hastily from the font and
transmitted to fredericksburg
AT nine o'clock q. m. no other fighting had
occurred, ana it was hard to say whether 8
general battle ensued or not.
The belief is that another one was foue hit To.
day Intelligence of yesterdays situation is at
hand. Heavy artillery firing and skirmishing
were kept up.
. Burnside and Hancock maintained the posi-
ticn which they occupied at the close OF the
battle on Tuesday. 1t was thought that a gen.
eral engagement could not be prolonged beyond
to-day, but it is impossible to tell II one was
fought. Those who reach here from the front
are confident that one corps OF Lees army /.
across the Po river, and that he will not risk
another engagement on this side.
In the general advance on Tuesday the 9Th
corps captured ,0G0 prisoners of Dole's brigade,
OF Rhodes division, Of Ewell's corps, with q
officers and several stands of colorS, instead of
three brigades, as published.
1t is believed that the eneHy's loss on Tues
day far exceeds that Of our army, as it is known
that the casualties in Gen. Heath's rebel brigade
were enormous. A prisoner stated that nothing
had ever been seen like 1t. The rebel dead Were
piled up in heaps on the ground.
Sheridan had cut both railroads leading to
Richmond at Saxton's Junction, twenty miles
from the rebel capital. He has thus efectually
destroyed the road.
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ap2l-eo&ds J. o. MCGUIRE & co Aucts
pY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TREsTEE,s SALE OF OVER THREE ACRES
OF LAND IN THE ELAHBORHO0D OF THE
SSATIIoNAL I,nls, |, ! = RACE COURSE At AUCTION;
sell by virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber,
and recorded in Liher N. c. T., No. 3, fnGos 81,
i!2 4I3 E4 and AIS. one of the -zi records for the
county of Was hington, in the District Of Coluu-
bia- st clock y. M, the premises the follow
ing described ed property, lying and being in the
county Of Washin gton. District aforesaid, viz
Part OF Ridge Tract, hsginnins for the same st
at it's JUNCTION with St. Elizabeth tract and thence
rnnning by magnetic course north 80 degrees and
y nj nutes west along the west boundary of said
St Elizabeth Tract chains and 50 links to a stake,
thence south Is degrees and 80 minutes west
chains and so links to stake, thence south 80 de-
grees and 80 nutes east chains and 50 links to
stake Sc, on the boundary line separating the said
part OF Ridge tract from the tract lying there
Of, thence north rs degrees and 30 minutes esIt
along said boundary line chains and 50 links to
The place of beginning, being parallel lines CON.
tanning three acres and four perches, be the same
more or less.
Terms cash. All conveyancing, including reve-
nue. stamps, at the cost of pu rchaser
Ii the terms Of sale are not complied with in FIVE
days after sale the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the first
purchaser, by giving three days notice OF such re-
WIN. MORGAN. Trustee.
ap ai-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS hucts
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auc.ioaeers.

TRG:TEEiS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
SiNph H. STRELT WEST, BETWEEN o AND p
Pursuant to deed in trust made and executed
By Hicbard A. Hyde, of Washing gton Cits, TO the
subscriber to secure a certain debt therein men
TONED, shall proceed to sell, at public anction,
On the Seventh day of Jnna next. ats O'Clock D.
M OF ths premises, all that piece or parcel of
the said Ci.y of Washington, and District of Col
umbia, and kno~ and designated as Lot mum bered
ten tl01 in Cruttsnden's sub division of Square
numbered three hupored and ninaty -eisht (s6D
fronting txentY t20) feet Ninth stre=t we It. be-
tween and p streets nortn and ruu ming back with
that width 10 publ, alley. to gether with al aud
singular tbs improvements, privileges, heredita-
ments and appurtenanses to tae same belonging,
in wise appertaining."
Terms: One half of tha purchase money cash,
The bslSpce in three ard six months, with inter
sst. me deferred payments to be secured by
deed in trust On the premises
All convsyances including revenue stamps at the
pc nss oi the purchaser. $50 ..e.
II the terms are not complied With within five days
after tB Gay OF sale the property will be reRoid.
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
after Eve days notice in the kyen pg Star.
CIAS. P WANNALL Trustee
my.5-eo&ds J. G. Meg UIRE i CO.. Aucts.
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Greenbacks as Standard Currency.
CHICAGO, May l2.-The bankers of the city
last night resolved that on and after Monday
next to adopt reenbacks as the standard cur.
rency. Similar action has been taken in many
places in the interior ~
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-G.l. THE WAR IN GEORGIA. -
Dalton Evacuated by the Enemy-The
Union Army Occupy the Place.
CINCINNATI, MAY l3-G1enaral Johnston
evacuated Dalton last night. Our forces now
occupy the place
A Canari .

Boston. May 1a--The report OF the sinking
Of the u. ) steamers Hunts vile and De Soto
by the pirate Florida was a c7nard. Both
vessels arrived at Key West on the 2eth nit,
from cruise. They intended to remain in
port two weeks tor supplies and repairs.
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FROM NEW uRa.EANs.

'FRON REV ORLEANS. A2j *
The Red River ENredit,en-rheF Fight at
Canea River--The Dnten Trcops Victo.
rieuS,
new York, MAY i3.--rhe steamer Creole
has arrived from New Orleans on tha 5th, via
Hayana. The report of fight at t,Cane river,
April a3, is con frmer. by correspondence in the
SeW Orlesns papers. Tne rebel position was
tasen by assault by Gen. Birgs, at the point OF
TIE 9ayonet and 50 or ITO rebels captured
Among the first killed was Col. Fessen den,
ieadlng his brigade. The rebels gy,urs ned ard
were again route d. Their loss was heavy.
ours lIo Killed and wounded. -
General McCIernand arrived a. Alexaudris
on the s6th, r,s.--p~ A.-.,r-t = Er = :
u The army occupies strong ros,tion. sns "a
able to resist I've times its nRmber
All fle transports are below the falls and
safe at Alexandria. There are eight gunboass
above the tails.
The Eastport was blown up on the arh.
! The enemy made his appearance on the 18th
on the Shreveport road, an6 drove in our
advance cavalry General McCiernand met
them with his dornrnanG, when thev withdrew
ithCut fight The armies. however, are in
cl4ss ,lroS tmily. and the pickets ara fripg coma
sta,Stly. batrie was hourlr expected, and
our men were anxious TO meet the euemy.
NV SoRR, May 10, p. ma Nrw Orleans
letter o. the 7Jh, in the Express, gives repor.
that General Eanks is retreating blythe land
rcnfe TO Bras hear City, II being trnposs fble to
do so br the river, az the steamer Uity Belle,
On her way up with reenHens to reinforce
him, was captured, with ali on board. aud
burued.- Two other boats Were captured and
bnfned.l Gold closed heavy at i72.l! SfEnL
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
AA TATE On THE POTOMAC RIVER,
=

- bS virtue OF a deed OF trust executed by asspsc
ioehnan, snd AppollonsJ Tochu.sa, ais wife.
caEed uiy u 1857. and recorded su,,n., she land
records of Alexandria Co nty, Ya,--the SAID liaa
par Ioch man being engaged in the rebellion against
the sovereign authority of tya United Ssstss and
soe interest on the debt secured by ssid ased of
L9st 6s,ng ID arrssr AID unpaid from the slt- day
party secured and By eirtte of the authority con.
ierred by said deed aad the statute in such case
made and provided and On the 10Th day of Nav 1884
isha sen at anetiou the hi CHEST bdie for cash
IN ir9nt OF ne Aayor Office in the City of Alex
said deed that is ta say the farm ctlai Snn,mer
HUI haI on the Potomac river in said County ,--ths
ss,ns com pr ing shout ore hundred and fifty acres
ana oeing sltuatef about midway between Wash.
tnstos City and Alex andria, Va
Further par rsicu lars of the sale will be given at
the time thereof
ap S1-td JIM STEWART rrn...ss
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rRAY's PATENT

CRAY's PATENT a
NODDED COLLARS
Have now been before the public for nearly rear
They are universally pronounced the nestest an
best fitting collars extant -- a.
The upper edge presents 3 perfect curve, free
from the giles noticed in all other collars
The cravat causes Fuckers on the inside of the
turn-down collar; they are as SMOOTH INSIDE
AS OUTSIDE, and therefore perfectly free and
easy to the neck.
The Garotte Collar has q smooth and evenly an
ished ed ge on both sides. -.
These Collars are not simply fat pieces of paper
cut in the form of . collar. but are MOLDED
ANDsHAPED TO FIT THE NECK. .....-
They are made in "Novelty.'' (or surn-down
style, in every half size from I2 to II inches, and
in Eureka" (or Garotte, from l3 to II inches
ard packed in solid sises'' in neat blue cartons,
con aiming 100 each; also in smaller ones OF ten
each-the latter very handy package for travellers
army and navy officers. ...... .....
SEvERY COLLAR is stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers in mems furnishing goods.
The trsde supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
aDA-sm 322 Pa. avenue, Washington,
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uIGH STREET MARKET, r-...
Ii No. "a OPPOSITE PROSPECT STREET,
Ge0TgetOrn, d. c.

We, the undersigned, beg leave to inform
the public that we. have on hand choice
assortment of Fresh Meats of all kinds, Poultry
Game, &c. Eggs wholesale and retail. Apples
and Potatoes by the barrel Canned Fruits of all
my 3-lm" H W FISHER g. CO.
STOCK OF THE CORPORATION OF GEORGE.
y TOWN D: :C:-Persons who would wish to pur.
chase stock of the Corporation of Georgetown d
G., on which interest will be payable quarterly,
can obtaln some on application to WILLIAM
LAIRD, Esq, Clerk of the Corporation.
an I8- d3w ....r. -..0 ... %
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUHE DAYS.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES sALEoF TWoHANDsoME BCIIp
ne LOTS EAST OF THE CAPITOL AT siJG

mo LOTS EAST OF THE CAPITOL At suG-
On FRIDAY. the goth instant, 1 shall sell i,
nehI CT the premises, at clock y. Ir by virtue
81 aseS OF trust 10 the subscriber, bearing data
the ist day OF July, 1889. AMI recorded in Iihcr
IS No. ls2. fclios, sss sa7. and s9s one Of TIE
iand records for the county OF Aashiugton in ths
District OF Columbia. the follow in named nrnnar
ising and being in the city of Washington. 6is-
IT rict aforesaid viz:
Lots numbered nineteen and twenty. in saoare
rum noered ten hundred and twenty nine cont.ia
1ns over nineteen Thousand square feet OF gronni
ihis property fronts one huntrsd and tseuty-o,e
gee. SIX inches on north y between Tbirtaan nth
sn1 foGrtaept tn streets east, nsar MARYLAND sy -
- erIne OF sale Ope-four1h cash; the balance in g.
4 sSd u months, the purchaser e. give notes for
.se deferred payments, bearing In at from, the
fafer. r "'e" "a 1'u'e
An eonveyancing at tn" cns. of the purchaser,
90 Ii the terms are not complied in Ave days ths
Trustee reserve the right to sell the property
at tie risk and coat of the first purchaser BY "A
YerAsing the same bres tic1es in the National In
telisencer.
ROBERT RICKEpTs Trustee.
ny.6 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auets
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NJ DRAWING AND PAINTING
lsI1SS THOMAS Will resume her class in Draw
ing and Painting Saturday, May Ith. at her resi-
dence on Prospect st., corner of Fayette George
town. d. G. Miss T would be pleased to see her
pupils and any others who may have wish to join
the class. nv 5-iws