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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.

Interestins from Petersburg and the v al. {.
ley-Hancock's Fight on Wednesday
Rebels Claim Z. 1000 Prisoners and Gun .
"Details Of Gen. Hunters Q NJ ovements,
The Richmond Examiner has the following
Latest from Petersburg.
We learned last night that our troops en-.
Weldon road, and after short but sharp fight
repulsed them handeomely.
The eneny's movement was watched by q
about twelve O'Clock near Mr. Richard vii.
liams' farm, In Dinwiddie, q half mile west Of
the Jerusalem plank road, and some three
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Headquarters Military District of Washington,

Washington, d. c., June 25, 1854.
General Orders, No. 19.-I. The streets and
environs OF the city Of Washington are in a
neglected and filthy condition. To preserve
the health OF military residents, and promote
the recovery OF those sick in hospitals, 1t is
ordered that each and every property -owner,
or his tenant in possession in lieu of him, shall
at once have so much of aly street, within the
corporate limits of the city, as bounds his prop.
eIty or residence, and any alley or passageway
thereon or limiting it. and the grounds in his
possession or ownership, thoroughly cleaned
and disinfected.
The work of cleansing the public grounds,
and the streets contiguous, will be commenced
at once, by the officer charged with the execu-
tion OF this order. Upon its com mpletion, should
the occupants or owners OF private property
have failed in compliance, the officer so detailed
will perform the work and assess the cost upcn
the owners or tenants.
II. Captain Charles M. Merritt, A. @. NJ, Is
hereby temporarily relieved from duty as
Judge Advocate at the Central Guardhouse,
and is charged with the execution Of the pro.
visions of these orders. He will make the
necessary acquisitions for laborers and trans
portation without delay.
By order of COL M. N. Wisewell, Military
Governor. THKoDORR MCGOWAN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
and on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
The Great Sensation Drama, written expressly for
the Canterbury, entitled the

BUSHWHACKERS OF THE P0TOMACl
Beau sickman, who Lives On his Shape. Nv d
Williams
Mark Branton, Chief of the Bushwhackers.-.J
DsFOrrest
Jim Brsxley, One of his Gang J Dou ugherty
Tim Pagan the Swampoodle g tame Cock. 49,. W B
Cavanagh
Peter McGafin Break | 49,. j Wilkinson
Michael Doyle....- of -----.....W Stiles
Sutbsy Shs5Isy Fin PDsP bo1yy bRsy Tbas TRa5sss
Mo]l Dolan, 8 Buxom Young Orayture. j Mulligan
Mrs McLauehlin, Sporting Widow Miss Porter
Florence Rickstts, Dashing Belle Miss Gardner
Miss Ge9rgey Simpson Miss Msggi Wilson
Lucy Gilmore, her Sister. -. Miss Vic Ross
Black Sal, Genuine Mahogany Miss Viola
smofeE sn1oa Eyfd EnSss9 Es%s1
Spirit of Washington ...-..-....-.-.WS W Stevens
tOQuess OF Llpefty. II w aife
Roberts, the Union Picket-.-....---FSw Swasgart
Bushwhackers, Pickets, Union Soldiers, &C., by
the Auxinaries.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

READY AT LAST, sad 7t
And will be produced i q e1'
TONIGHT s.
THE GREAT SENSATION NOVELTY,
BE u SICKM AN,
BUsHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMACi
The best Local Sensation Drama ever produced in
Washington. Gotten up an expense of over
$500, with
NEW AND ELEGANT LOCAL SCENERY,
FAMILIAR SCENES IN WASHINGTON,
LIFE-LIKE REPRESENTATIONS.
All of which have been infinitely copied by the
artist from careful observation, and are therefore
accurate copies of Washington city and its sur
dings, and cannot fail to strike the beholder
as being exact counter parts of the original.
The Costumes have been made similar to those
worn by the parties to be represented and 30 me
cases have been, through strategy, procured from
the persons themselves, thereby showing q de
termination to render the characters easily recog
nized by all, thus making the plot still more ef
fective.
The Machinery and Appointments are also com.
plete in the minutest detail, and everything has
been done which ingenuity and enterprise could
devise. tS make this play what it purports 10 be-
faithful representation Of Life in the Capital,
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DEPARTMENT OF The SOUTH.
The Rebel Earthworks on Johns Island
Dpstroved

NEW YORK, June 26.-The steamer Arago
brings Port Royal dvices to the 23d inst.
The rebel steamer Fox, with an assorted
cargo, ran into Charleston on the night OF the
7th, and out again on the 11th.
Admiral Dahlgren was at Port Royal.
The gunboats Sonoma and McDonough
landed force on Johns Island, who destroyed
the rebel works ana retired safelv
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Msrshall, Machinery and App ointments by T.
Sullivan: the W hole prod duced under tn Inn
mediate supervision of the Stage Man
ager, w. B. Cavanagh
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RYJ. hoGUIK1 d CO.. Auctionssrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
xEnMoNr Avenue, BETWEEN Q AND h
BY virtue Of deed of trust from Tho. Rice,
dated June 10th 1863, and duly rscorded in Libsr
n. Q. No J folio. lOs ct seq. one Of the land
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. July 7th. at 61SS
O'Clock, on the premises. Lot A., In Lehman 3
subdivision Of Lot2, in Square No. III fronting Is
Il ct II inches on Vermont avenue, between and
= streets north, and running back Ill feet 5'z
inches.
Terms On slf cash the remsinder in M tbs,
With interest, secured by deed of trust on the
Conysyances 1t the cost of the purchaser.
HILLARY G S'AL DING, Trustee.
- q poSds J O. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts
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PERSONAL.

III DR. H. THOMPSON
HAS Removed from No. 254 north to 512 II
street, one door west of 7th st.
once hours, 10 to II a. M; to p. je23 Inn
ITO THE POOR AND UNPoRTUNATE.-con
sultstion gratis from II to II m. Medicines
""' DR.. BEoHT1NaER.
Formerly Surgeon in charge in the Austrian and
italian army. informs the public of Washington
that he has Just arrived from Paris, and devotes
his attention to the treatment of all kinds of dis
Particular attention to females and private
diseases He converses in English, French, Ger
man, Spanish and italian languages. His di plo-
mas from the most celebrated university of Europe
hsDg in bis ohice, Penn. avenue, 5O2, near 81
street. Once hours, to IL q. M; to 6 p. m.
te7-3w
n UERYS-Who has the largest assortment of
@ pattern for Stampingf Whs is the only prac.
tica1 person that Stampss Who has the largest
number of haHds at Embroidery Who has the
finest stock of Enbroideries, Brsids, DC, and who
s the only person in the District that does Plutns
' WPRINCE, ss1 STREET,
where ladies ect from Is 600 choice patterns
for any kind of work, and where they can get ANY
PATTERN stamped. Having stamped for 80 900
ladies is proof that he knows his business. Ladies
who do not want their goods spoiled, but stamped
they should be- go to the only person in the city
who does good work.
FJUTINGi FLUTINGI FLUTINGi
The only mdciiHs in town now in operation.
Fluting done good as in new York or elsewhere.
mys-H e-3s1 street. opposite Patent Office.
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AUCTION SALES.
DY EM L WALL L CO., Auctioneers,
ID South corner Penn q avenue and 9Th st.
PAWNBROKER'S SALE.

PAwNBROKER'S SALB.
t6ss ssGE ssss
H,sa ssP sfLyss sp xxraass sHsaisss kRtshtsS gkRstsS eo.D
81 s
sssSrtment Of spring and summer clothing, con-
Business Sack Frock. and Dress Costs.
Pants Vets Ilndarclothing and Shirts,
Skirts and Dress Pattsrns, =. -
Stella Grape, Woolen and other shawls land On
Velvet. tfioth, Silk and Lace c,oaks.
Quilts Blankets, Counterpanes, Sheets ,tPiiioW
Gold Silver and Plated Watches.
1eld and Silver Vest Guard, and Chateiaae
Diamond, Plain Cold and Set Rings, Breas.pins,
ana SouSis s a.rfei ssfi Guns, 1RsvolrerzA
c,yiolins,, Guitars. Ban,os, Drums. Flutes and
rticies not enumerated which must be sold with
ut to close see b. su;insis %srL CO.. Aucts
N. B.-we would respectfully cali the attention
of ss Gh
tnis s R Walsh afs c BE-
RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.
vALgAgLE uN1MpRovEp PROPERTY AT
ANb fwEIFFH fT%fhFF 81 sTRsET MAFfkAsNp MksT AVENUE
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. july. LIST, at s.l
Gs sh ss % ss tss
good Building Lots, frontips respectively on llth
and 18th streets west and Maryland avenue, all
running back to alleys
This comprises some Of the choicest buildin ng
sites in that section of the city, and the sale is
worthy the attention of persons who wish fine
building sites
Title indisputable.
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder In six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by a
deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyances and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser.
A payment of $40 on each lot will be required at
the time of sale
je 73-d J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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AFFAIRS IN MoNTaoMRRT.-Out Of the 296
persons in this county drafted under the late
call OF the President for s'more men," we learn
that all furnished substitutes, were exempted,
or paid the commutation money, with the ex-
ception Of one white man and several negroes,
who, not being 30 fortunate as to have any such
resources to fall back upon, were Obliged to
appear in person, when they were Immediately
assigned convenient quarters, preparatory to
being placed in the ranks.
On Saturday last, Henry Waring, James 0.
Rabbit, and John and Henry Horner, Eaqs.,
were arrested at their homes, bv q squad OF
Government cavalry, and on Sunday passed
through this place, on their way to w ashingtons
on scme charge, the particulars Of which we
have net been able to understand. Two Mary
the same section OF the county, and accom-.
panied the citizens. q.
The weather for the past few months has
been very pleasant, though the nights are rather
cool for this season OF the year A good rain
would be very acceptable at this time to vege-
tation generally, particularly to the gardens,
which are beginning tc show need OF II. The
prospects OF the farmers are, so far as the sea-
son is concerned, good, the wheat crop promi-
sing fair average yield-in some localities
quite heavy-whilst in q few others we hear
Of much complaint. The ryei very good, ana
the oats. though feeling the effects OF the dry
weather, are doing very well; whilst the grass
Will AFFORD heavy swathe. Great apprehen-
sioDs are felt, however, that serious loss may
occur from the scarcity Of labor necessary to
secure the various crops, and q fine opportu-
nifty is afforded those In the cities who ara
seeking work to find 1t ready at hand In the
country.-Roekpille Sentinel, June "a.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON NORTH I, BETWEEN 1iTH
AND 18TH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION
90 WEDN NEsDAf. the 6th day OF July next. 1854,
] shall sell, il front OF the premises, at clock
p m. by virtue of decree of the Orph ans Court
dated the 12th day of May, 1853, ratified and con-
frmed by the Supreme Court of the District Of
Colum the 18th day of May, 1853, the follow.
ing described handsome building lots, viz:
Lot numbered four t4) in Square numbered two
hundred and eighteen, as it having front Of -
feet inshes en- north 1 between l4th and 18th
streets west runnins back with side alley to 80
feet alley 142 feet n inches.
Terms One-hslf cash; balance in six months,
the purchaser TO give note for the deferred pay
ment, hearing interest from tie day OF sale, and
secured to the satisfaction Of the Guardian.
AL conveyEncng including revenue stamps, At
the cost Of the purchaser.
On hunt red dollars viii be required paid down
When the property is knock ed of, and IL the whole
terms not complied with in fve days sfer sai
The 6uariisn reserves the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost Of The defaulting pur-
chaser by adver .isng sach resale in the National
IDfellige ncer three times.
Title perfect
Mrs ELIZA ANN DUANE Guardian.
je E-sod&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aacts,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORD's NEW THEATER,
rnx-n s1aEsr. Asovs PESssYLvAHA Avssus.
JOHN street and
MONDAY EVENING. June n.
Continued success If the gorgeous
FABLE OF THE OR TENT,
Drsmati1ed from the famous Arabian Nights. en-
''''' FORTY THIEVES,
GORGEOUS qHssSHEsTAb 9hIEsTAb sS9iESERr, SiENss
sRiEs DID sSSA.g,EE SSfSgNEs,a aira,o ;na
MISS SUSAN NkSSStS'rs BENIN MUSIC
...., ). ;, 1s MoRsiA1ssA, At, o,,.-
re piece concludes with the Resple ndsnt Scene,
y A' 7 HTHE HOME OF THE FAIRIES.
CASCADES OF HPa FaE ihs SILVER LAKE.
In rehearsal, the Grand Remspss Of the Military
Also, the Comic Psntomime Of the ii MAGIo TRUM
RGE fRF Tef h ,ssesa sls the
GROWERS rHEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Az. NEAR WrLLARD's HofIL.
VIM L. s1NN.-..-T Temporary Lessee and Manager
ON MONDAY EVENING, Juneu.
the glorious beauties of Dramatic Psgeantry, as
otiEE.f1sS GElST u oRIENrAL SPECTACULAR DRAMA
now .perfor ming, in which the beautiful, young,
anu 'a'sn'eu MISS KATE VANCE.
has achieved conquest over the hearts of all
cssKeIs' ' shn let Tes1 10 ,ne
IN s9S Every 1iR NIaHT to
s r .ns snd the the Mssnssn ss fs
Charger trained 0f BOZ y; i SURs, RsTr'
who leaps over over fearful abysses, and runs with
AROUND THE PARQUETTE CIRcLEi
the n ssysntb time, W. H. Miners SsamatGsstioa Of
Lord Byron's
Or, THE VII : P4HHShA hokMsE M 6E M 5AErAay AZ Z ~
of Due Mr. S K ssfa Il
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
FOR A SHORT SEASON.
OPENING NIGHT
of the ar-famed
SANFORD OPERA TROUPE,
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
The above Celebrated Troupe will make their
appearance at this Popular Hall, commencing
MONDAY, June q.
This Troupe which has always been character
lied for it's Spirited and Attractive enterta aments
ts1 eefEis IN THE 81
SION, and now in addition to being the Oldest, it
ABLEsT oPERATIC TROUPE
in the United States.
The Programme for this Evening comprises many
Choice Gems OF
SENTIMENT, WIT.
HUMoR, COMEDY, ...
BURLEsoUE, AND DANCING.
Making up a most Deli ghtful and Attractive En-
''' ''' 8. 8. SANFORD.
PERFORMANCES EVERY EVENING.
DSors open at tx, commencing ats.
Admission, Is and 81 cents. je 25-T
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wsles from the Weldon road they eonslsted
OF Hansoeks second corps and q brigade Of
We captured Lieut.. Col. R. r. stoush.on. OF
the ed y. 5. sharpshoosers, captain and some
ten privafes Col. Stoughton wss wounded
In the wilderness nghts, but has recovered.
,ssr Arrival Of the Prisoners. -.
"A batch OF prfsoners, taken near the Weldon
Major Kerrs' headquarters iast night and by
him turned over 10 Provost Marshal Hawes.
They state that they balony to the % army
sns nsd been sns
nFhfs They were then relieved by ne W army
corps, the number Of which they did net learn,
only arrived Monday night, and was four
LAfrR Notwithstanding the seeming quiet
which prevailed mp to the time OF the departure
OF the train, events hsd begun to develop about
tw o miles south OF the city early in the after
loon, which resulted in glorious yietory to
cur arms. Mahone's brigade, with another
whose name We could not learn. made an
attack upon Hancock's corps about p. m., and
drove them from two lines OF breastworks, and
captured nearly two thousand prisoners, In
cluding hfty seven commissioned omcers, 20:
eether with four pieces Of artillery and eight
The fight was renewed last evening. but the
enemy was repulsed in each OF bis attacks mp
%
On q visit to Grant s1H Ch d
STILL LATRR.-D spatchas received at half
past ten O'CLOCK last nlRnt fuiiy counlm ho
above. The fighting had ceased with the ex-
csption Of occasional sharpshootine and artil-
lery firing. The repulse OF the enemy In each
OF his assaults 10 described as having oeen easy.
Our loss was comparatively small. sea
From the James.
There was nothing Of i'm portanc ce in progress
yesterday; the affair Of the batteries ana gun
boats AZ ard of Howlett's House on Tuesday
smouned to little Of importance. In the pro-
gress OF Affairs the iron. clad Virginia refusing
to work, an In vestigation revealed a chisel in
one OF her cylinders, which had slightly In.
Iured the piston and disabled her for the time.
Whether this was the work Of treachery or OF
criminal carelessness remains to be seen.
Important from Lynchburs.
Passengers from Lynchburg on yesterday
state that the last heard from the Yanke raider
Hunter was when he had arrived at Liberty.
He has gone Exiting" somewhere nobody
knows.
FPem the Valley. .r'
A gentleman who arrived from Staunton on
yesterday, states that the rebels are no longer
seen or heard in that vicinity, nor at Harrison
burg, Lexington and their respective neigh
borhoods. The damage done by Hunter was
very extensive, many Of the farmers having
been plundered OF all their gram, cattle and
other stock. Every establishment OF general
public utility was destroyed along their route.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
n 81 = W HIT = HOUSE,
i I66AfRD on
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

ATLANTTU UITf,
Is NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE VISITORS.
The Proprietor, thankful for past liberal pport t
pied ges himself to spare effort that will contri
butte to the happiness of his patrons and secure
for them the comforts of home at the ses side.
For information. address WIN. WHITEHOUSE
Atlantic City. je 22-2T"
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| FIREWORKS! FIREWORKSll
The largest assortment in the city.
FLAGsl FLAGSl! o.
of all kinds.
LANTERNsl LANTERNsll
= for illuminations, &C.
Roman Candles, Exhibition Pieces
Scroll W heels, Fire Crackers,
Sky Rockets, Pulling Crackers.
Pin Wheels, Torpedoes,
Triap giles, Flotillas,
Vertical Wheels. Chinese Bombs,
Saxon Wheels, Fire Balloons,
China Flyers, Toy Cannons,
Flying Pigeons, Cracker Pistols,
serpents, Torpedo and Cracker Pts
Grass Hoppers tolls combines-a new
Flower Pots, article,
| Blue Lights, Transparent Lanterns.
Bengola Lights. Toy Drums.
Mines,
COME EvERYBODYi
and get your supplies for the
GLORIOUS FOURTH
from the great
NATIONAL FLAG AND FIREWORKS DEPOT,
800 STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH.
Depot for Boswell & Warmers celebrated
CoLoRIFIC FOR CoLoRING THE HAIR.
/ @-Ths Trade supplied. je ls-2w
NorEssss ss GsD II sffRas1 81
the different government, corrals the Depart
ment Of washington has been removed from the
18th streets. one block from Pennsylvanis avenue,
The planting season being over, now is the
proper time for farmers and gardeners to lay In
snd haul supply Of msnurs tor top DRESSINGS and
0p na1 t for New fort Good freshts
ana ''Sp"''h gwen. A'pEzy HEDGE. Agent,
Ofce-N. =. corner Eth and streets.
js1-5w block from Pa. av., on 12th st.
5 A DOORS.
Of bosen
superior style and wsrkmanship. which we are Of
We RESPECTFULLY invite builders and others to call
and examine our ''fsE fESwfoS II ffSSs'a STEWART,
Ofice-west side of Seventh street,
je Is Inn. at Canal Bridge.
A rrENTE1N2sEi ENsib. bA91Est RKRk. 1rARnn
PRINCE, on T street, stamps, Flutes, G.imps,
neatly, chesply and promptly. Csli and see for
yourselves R'Hsnssi PaisSs. sss name ,.r.,m
hh DDLc. bESI hOChLAND LIME VIII Do
(Uu sold at Great Sacrifice to close eonsign-
ment, in lots to suit any class of purchaser Also,
a large lot Of Cement, Plaster, Lumber. Pickets,
and Hay. J. W PUTNAM,
je Oct Ill Water st., GeorGetown.
AQ6 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 400
4. beautiful assortment Of GIL. and Dark 0ysi
Pictures; also variety Of CARTE de viste Frames.
at y. MARKR1TERe, $50 Ith street,,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows' Hall.
Terms cash Ap 29lmifs
MAP or RICHMOND AND sURR0UNDIN0
AVA country, showing rebel 81 cents.
3eN FRANCK TAYLOR.
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~ The lands OF Michigan in the ragion of
Lake Superior are being rapidly occupied, the
rich mines OF lead, iron and gold inviting an
extended emigration thither.
~ The crops In Massachusetts are reported
to be seriously affected by the drought which
seems to be prevalent all over the country.
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LIMITED STATES HOTEL.
~ . CAPE ISLAND. N. J,
JOHN WEST. AARON MILLER,
PRoPRIRfoRS.
Beg leave to call the attention of their friends
and the public to the above magnificent -A
establishment, which will be open for YEsl4Y
the reception of visitors on the 18th of lk:MR
June.
Besides spacious Dining Hall and Parlors, it
contains an unusual number Of large and we'll
ventilated Bed Rooms, all handso mely furnished
with new furniture throughout
The Proprietors of this Establishment will spare
no care Or expense to meet the wants of their
guests, thereby hoping to share literally in the
public patronage.
Application for rooms made to the subscribers,
by letter to Cape Island, will receive prompt
reply.
eS-6w WEST MILLER
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DY JAS. c. Moo UIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.

DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS on 21sT
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July It'll, at 6k
O'Clock on the premises, by virtue of a deed Of
Liber A. s, No Do. foios 2I8 ct seq, one of the
land records for Washington county ?; shall
recorded subdivision of original lots 7, and g. in
Square numbered lG2, fronting together 90 feet on
and running back 100 feet, improved with two
three-story Brick Dwelling houses, with back
buildings, to be sold separately.
Terms of sale Ope-third in cash, and the re-
nsnder in s and Il months, With interest, secured
by deed Of trust on the premises.
Cost of conyeyances, including revenue STAN ps,
TO be paid by the purchaser.
II the terms of sale are not complied with in fvs
days, the Trustee reserves the light to resell at
the risk and expense of the defsultng purchaser.
j. CARTER MARBURY. Trustee.
d enA ds j G. MCGUIHE X Go Aucta
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.

Ky -, y. MCGUIRE Co., Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON STREET, BIZ
t1H as5H Tais h M
Ss ss 1ss aag Ea1ss
:s sSs Let Ns bsai,
sub-diytsien Of ssusre No. 9os. fronting Az feet
west, and running back 100 feet to iO.foOt alley
Conveyanoss and stamps At the cost OF the pur
chaser. WM, f. WARD. r,,.....
b.p saw&ds 10 MoaUiRh 90 .Auets.
RYJAhEs c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auetioneers
e sFEE RTFP5Hs III PGstSo EAST
On sATG6R6AY dFTERNo6S. Jaiy I =. a. six
O'Clock, on the premises, commencing with the
hf'' named We souaRs SOU is n No. 1856.
and IN ss on Of sssss
streets.
Lots No l.5, and =, fronting ON Kentucky and
Seas SOUTH 5fsPSss rs sdGass s ;s5
80 Nv SQUARE No, Ie2;
and T.ve ens monS win nseTss secured b.
deed of trrst on the premises.
5as tes eS;s III
SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
CAi<t Qaansza,te,'s 0scs 1.po. wass,ns.e~,}
WIN be sold Al pasiis .aetion W st IS: S Cor ioorrals,
tn: saiy city g. & @.'AsasstGa sns on
WEDNESDAY HoRs2kss oislk p isS, M, slifss : r. e
condemned as unit for public service
Sale to commence .. 10 o'siseE anu; -
:. .y-,,. Brig. Gen. and os,si Ss ss.;ssSS.ss:.: sS