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Sanitary Fair in Pbiladeiubia

+ PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-The Sanitary Fair
is decidedly crowded to- day. At t2 o clock the
vote for the sword stood as follows HANCOCK.
AIS Meade, 332; Grant, %; Mcclellan, "a; Sher,
man, ]; Warren, /.
t- ANOTHER ACCOUNT. -yY
-u PH1LADRLPHIA, June 18.-The Sanitary Fair
has been crowded to excess all day A. the
close this evening the sword vote stood as fol-
lows Hancock, 103; Meade, 6ls; Grant, So:
Mcclellan, 50 Sherman, 4; and some few scat
tering 1T go u 3-E
The receipts have been much larger than
was anticipated, as much as $500 hayinr
taken in at one table = o
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the REBEL RAID INru kENruCKY.
The Rebels Within Thirty Mites Of Gin.
cinuati Their DePredations on the
Route-They occupy Parts. Cynthfuna,
Georsrlown md " lillian sfawa - .na

cinuati - Their DePredations en- the
Georg.sown and Williams ssswn. 1TE
CINCISNArI, June 9-The rebals are now at
Falmouth, on the Kentucky Central railroad,
and At Wiiiiamstown, on the turnpike, thirty
miles from Cincinna ati. rss
A large rebel force is reported twelve miles
from Richmond. = -
The rebels are also reported between Grab
Orchard and Stamford They burned large
warehouse and water station at Cypthiana
yesterday, and now have possession OF Paris
Cynthiana, Georgetown and Williamstown.
LOUISVILLE, June about 700 rebel cav
airy, supposed TO be part OF John Morgan's
force, entered Paris, KY, last night, without
resistance. a'..
,r. Later. a...
LOUISVILLE, June ln.-The ordnance train
from Frankfort yesterday was attac ked near
Der OF the Kentucky Legislature, was killed in
an encounter. The railroad men think the
train has returned safely 10 Frankfort, as its
engine was reversed Immediately upon the
attat X. and the cars proceeded toward that
point iE
"A car of armed soldiers, which proceeded up
the road last night to learn the extent OF the
saser, has not returned. and we have no
Geographic communication with Frankfort
since yesterday afternoon.
' CINCINNATI. June iO.-Oneof Morgan g men,
captured at MaysrilIe, reports that the force I'm
Kentucky is under the immediate command of
General Morgan, Colonel Alston, and Colonel
Smith. The total force is about three thou.
sand, a large portion of them being dfsmounted
cavalry. They entered the State st Pound
Gap. A scouting party, under Everett, was
sent ahead to pick up horses for the dfsmounted
men.
They passed through Hazel Green, Owing
vile, and FIlemingsburg, and took Maysviiie
without any resistance, robbing the citizens of
money and other vaiuables. The farms OF the
Union men were stripped OF horses, while those
Of the rebel citizens were protected.
Everett left Maysville on Wednesday, for
Mount Sterling, At which place 1t was thsught
Morgan's men were concentrating, with the
intention OF attac king Lexington.
The position OF affairs in the central partOf
the State, to-day, is not known as comm unica-
tion is broken wi n Lexington.
It is said that the intention Of the rebels is 10
destroy all the railroads, IL possible, and make
their exit through central Kentucky and Mid.
die Tennessee
The Kentucky Central Railroad is being re-
paired and trains viii run to Cynthiana TO-
morrow
GenI Holson left Covington, to day, to open
communication with Lexington
CINCINEATI, June 9.-General Burbridge,
who has been following the rebels since they
left Pound Gap, came up with them yesterday
at Mount Sterling, and whipped them hand
somely. A portion Of Morgan command en-
tered Lexington at two O'Clock this morning,
burned the Kentucky Central railroad depot
robbed q number Of stores, and lett at ten o'clk
in the direction of Georgetown and Frankfort
Burbridge is following them. H.
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n0The Liverpool Times of May % says tha :
Joe Coburn, the opponent Of Jem Mace arrived
and looks all over a fighting man. l. e. he lis an
athlete, and is evidently one who can stand
training. He is most gentlemanly in his de.
meanor. During his stay in Liverpool he viii
remain at the Universal Hotel, Waterloo road. ;.
Mace had been telegraphed to, and will prob
ably meet Coburn in Liverpool.
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~ FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Mississippi BIockaded

NEW YORK, June 1O.-The steamer George
has arrived. ..' t. 81 ..' -ti ..' l. -I-.'
The blockade of the Mississippi at Green
vile is confirmed = alt-77'
The steamers Henry Ames, Mississippi, Olive
Branch and others are lying above Green vile,
waiting the result OF an engagement which has
been going on for two days between the bate .
res ana the gunboats. But little, if any, i'm
preston appears to have been made upon the
batteries. ,-,' az r.,.F
Guerriiias sse again committing outrages in
Louisiana n-4 r.. = =.
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Financial MatterS.

NEW YORK. June 10.-At meeting Of the
associated banks to. day, a resolution to den os
S25,0OO,G00 with the sub. treasury, and recefye
six Per cent certificates, was lost for waut,of
unanimous vo,e-thrty-six voting in favor
OF and fourteen against it. This will not nre
vent the affirmative banks from deuositinc g
money; and it is probable this will be done,
the agreement. ~
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

IT GEORGETOWN, d. c., MAY "a, 1884
i HE Undersigned Grocers and Dry Goods Mer-
chants do hereby agree to close our respective
places Of business at 7}s p, m. from June 1st to
September lst, 1864, except SATURDAY, in order
to afford our employees portion of time for re-.
G. W. BEALL & CO.,
w. s MATTHEW'S
JOHN j. BOGUE, '+f
GEORGE y. oRME, r1 -.
" L. JACKSON, = --
LEWIS BROOKS - ~
+. I. hILBURN, " E-.-.- ...
A. j. RATCLIFFE CO.
GEORGE UPPERafAN, - ..' = F
II. A. CARROLL, fs,I =: -,t#
A. F. OPFUTT 4 CO., 90:
W. III. ERNEST, ."-H e. ...r
J. p. KELLY, 80.
MAYFIELD u BROWN,
EDWARD II. BROWN tss
SmOOT & BURROUGHS,
$50 *. s. ROSEETHAL, T - - ass.
EDWARD MYERS. my 25-3w+
'CoHW11NG PRoMPTLY T ATTENDED, TO, by the
Gov: Curtin and Belle Haven.'' Apply to the
Captains on board, or to ~ = - -
JOHN B. DAVIDSON
my3 Water street., Geor
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The performance to Conclude with the funny Ne
gro Buretta, entitled
TEE OLD CLOCK
HERE SHE GOES AND THERE SHE GOES.
simon. - biily west
Rest of characters by the entire Company Of La
dies and Gentlemen. '.t H..
In addition to which the regular
VARIETY PROGRAMME ,-
..'..-., Of
SONGS, DANCES. NEGRO ACTS. &C, &C, &C.
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The Union ejoicfnss in
- Tennessee y"

NASHVILLE, June 10.-The nominations OF
the baltimore Convention were received with
much enthusiasm; salutes were fired, and
''Andy' johnson made an eloquent national
speech at the ST. Cloud Hotel, amid great ap.
plausp
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AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HoRsEs.


WAR DEPARTMENT, CAIiLiY BuRlAu,
w OyFIoF or CHIEF QUAETEsAAsTlA,
r.lI - WashiagtoH. ID. c. April q, l56h;
Will be sold at pu Bile auction, 10 the highest bid
dsY at the times and places naned below, viz:
Getty sburs Penna. Monday, May 9th,
Altoona Penns. :, Thur day, May lzth,
. M film Penna. Thursday, May 18th,
READING Penna., THURSDAY, May 18th,
Lebanon PennA.. Thursday, June %, -.
Northum erland, sPenna., THURSDAY, June stn.
Scranton, Penns., Thursday, June lGth
william sport. Penns :, THURSDAY, y une zn.
One Hundred 1907 horses At Gettysburg ana 4 wo
Hundred and Fifty (20J At each of the other places
These horses have been condemned as unnt ior
the cavalry service of the United States Army.
; FOR road and farm purposes many sooo OAR
Horses viii be sold singly. -,
ssiss begin st 10 .. m, and continue dailH unal
Tsrms M soc cash, in Us. rrssspr, =, noses sslys
,nS,,eao 1t. Col. ana 9. 9. "a o.vslry Bureau
C,IfE YCONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES
SS;,f eoy,,ysaassr Oesee. Depot Of Washiastos,l
tho E"" WAsHISGreH,a d. o., june lSi4.
8 w;ll he ,oId st publis auction, az the CorralP
nee q tss 9sssbSSnEsssTDyA 9Wssss5bSSnEsDAY and on WIZ
(, NEsDAY' 1aH1so aH1oRsEs II II ! AND HuLls,
. ecne en- ned IS unit for p9biie ssIrdSse' sS'
VEINS: Cash in Gov o. nmsnt funat.
Sale 10 commence at 10 octocE e. ppi,cwvp
sstd s Depot Of WAhinston
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CoUeHs! COLDS! CONSUMPTION.
REDDlNG,s RUSSIA sALvE.!

n NE ND AIN E-f 4 III = = " :"
FORTY YEARS EXPERIE NOE
over all other healing remedies. 1t reduces the
most angry looking Swellinss and Indamations as
if by Magic: heals OLD SORES. WOUNDS, BURNS,
SCALDs, &C. in a surprisingly short time. ~ ,
U Only 25 cents Box. 1uA
The above are old and teen established Remedies.
For Sale by. p
J p DISsMoRE, 491 Broadway, New York
S,W. FowLE d Co. rs fremont St. Boston,
mvos Sd W3m and by all Druggists.
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RYJ.o. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
CHANcERY eALE Of VALUABLE VACANT

... .4. LOTS ...r... .....4 ..-.-
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June 7th, at half
past:aye O'clock, on the premises, by virtue Of q
umeia. made in cause tNO aS. in equity } where
in JuliustM. Granger Is complainant, and Adele
DeU elias and others,are defendants, passed Maj 6,
1864 we shall sell the whole of Square No Sol, d-
vioed intO desirable Building. Lots. fronting re-
spectively on north Istyeet. New Jersey avenue,
and FIRST street west al haYn fine alley facilities
in the rear. 1.. y - 10y . -. .
This square is 10 gated ON the high ground north
of the Capitol, in the inmediste vicinity OF St .
AIoysius Church and the National Printing Odice,
and is in every respect desirable for private resi-
Terms: One halfcash; the remainder in three
and six months with interest. secured to the sats
faction of the Trustees; on the ratification of the
sales BY the court and payment OF the purchase
money, the Trustees will convey the property in
fee TO the purchasers. -
Ii the terms Of sale are moi complied with in ave
days after the sale, the Trustees may re-seli the
property 30 in default at the risk and expense Of
The purchaser. on one weeks notice, in the Ma
uonAl Intelligencer. f.. s.sEss ~. -, !;
.Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost Of
W.D. pAyIDGE,l r,,stko.s
-e!C.. "a. THOS JiR1sHRR,S AfusLees
my 2l-eo&ds ]. @. MCGUIRE co.. Aucts
R-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
til THU URsDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th: same
hour snd place. D. DAYIDGE.
THOS j. FISHER,
5es-d MCGUIRE CO.. ausase'' Aucts.
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N sa7-l- MUSICAL.aa Ia /
fROF. EsPUTA Would respectfully infsrm The
public that he is now prepared to give lessons In
retired from his other professional business, $1
he is now able to devote the whole of his time to
pleased to patronize him. Prof. Esputas method
is the same as is taughtin Europe-that is, while
good musicians of them also; SO that any one who
may receive Instructions from him may acquire
that knowledge Of music as win maks them com
petent for teachers or profession al musicians
Prof. Esputa is now for ming classes and all who
desire to enter must apply early. as the number ID
limited. t--- al.raE 1
For terms apply tS Prot. JOHN EspUTA, No.
n b. The cars pass Prof Esputa' resid ence eve
~ SIX minutes during the day my H,mf
U1oR SALE lOHEAP-rwo second. hand BIZ
Il LIZARD TABLEe. Inquire st Carroll Hall, 9
street, near corner Of 18th. 8ss- le31W'
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RYW VIM. B. LEWIS & co. .Auctionsers.

GREAT SALES OF RARE AND VALUABLE
PAINTINGS: de- s&gaATA Az oTIoN.
at Mr. A. Hun ter's Rooms, over the Bank of W ash
nRtop, we shall sell all of Mr. Hunters stock of
Papers. Exploring Expeditions. Crmean Re ports.
Annual Debates OF Congress, Dictionaries, Mi:cel-
Autographs, Rare Plaster Busts. Paintings. amo o g
which valuable Picture of Jupiter, &c.. by Cor.
reggio. Also, Secretaries, Book Cases, Shelving,
Tables, &c.,&c.
Sales wili be continued MONDAY AMI WE'D
HESDAY EVENINGS, until all are sold, IS the
Catalogues of2}O lots ready three days before
each sale. Books can be seen al any time.
je g. dts TChron.1 ". B. LEWIS Il CO., Aucts.
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DYJ.C. Meg GUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on MADISON
STREET. FORMERLY OREGON ALLEY.
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sail the south
half of Lot AZ IN Square numbered AS, fronting
~, feet on Madison street. IN street running from
N TO streets nor tn, between 9th and 7th streets
west running back F feet to Is feet alley, with
= X feet alley on the south side. aud improved
with A two story Frame Dwelling House coatai n
ing four rooms and kitchen, and Large Frame
Terms One third in cash; the remainder in and
g nonths with interest, secured by deed OF trust
W ranvPPxsnces snv at the cost of The pureh aser
Ie J. c. MEG UIRE & CO., Auct's.
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AUCTION SALES.
/ FUTURE DAYS.
| IlY J. Q. MCGUIRE L CO, Auctioneers.

FUTURE DAYS.
TlY J. Q. MCGUIRE Co, Auctioneers.
DESIRABLE LOT OPPOSITE THE WESTERN
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. June 18th, At So
O'Clock on the pTemi.es. we shall sell, he east
part Of Lot No s. in Square No. lW. fronting 20
feet on north K street between 18Th and 18th SITS.
west and nearly opposite the Western Market,
Iunn ing hack astmt 81 feet TO q public alley.
Terms: One half cash. the remainder ins six
months. with interest, secured by deed of trust
. oSnveysnees At the cost of the purchaser.
+ Jed lRep J O. McG UIRE l. co .Aucts.
RYJ, o. ;McG UIRE & 90, Anctioneers. ~
VALUABLE VACANT LOTS ON NEW YORK
AVENUE,BETsEE ZEN 9Th AND7TH STREETS
Wet, AND 9Th STREET WEST, BETWEEN
AND STREE e NORTH
Go MONDAY AfTERNO0N june 18th, At g
O'Clock. on the premi ses We will sell, the eastern
part OF Lot No in Square No 45h, frbntins 81 feet
on tie nor n si1eNof New York avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh streets west, and running back
l5 feet to be divided into two Lots of II feet front
each. y =,
IMMEDIATELY AFTER.
Part of Lot No 81, and the whole Of Lot No q,
in Squars No. 49, divided into FIVE Lots, fronting
each I6 feet inches the west side of Sixth street
west, between and streets north, and running
Terms: One-third cash. the remainder In six,
and twelve months with interest. secured by deed
of trust on the premises. !
oonveyances and stamps ct the cost of the pur-
chaser. - .. t
je6,d JO McGUIRHh CO. Aucts
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Av., NEAR WILLARD's HorRL.
Also of Growers New Chestnut Street Theater.
Philadelphia.
fHIs tsaturday) EVENING, June II, 1854,
last night most positively of the Grand Opera
BENEPIT OF JOSEPH HERMANNs
SOUV ENIR NIGHT

SOUV ENIR NIGHT.
The Director regrets that the continued severe
Illness Of Madame Johannsen precfudes thu posi-
stead an immense biH, much the greatest given
during the entire season as presenting all tie ar
Opera in this city for their very large attendance
whs L f is sener.g
that Grand German tfpera win never for many
has the past ssssos Mr. araVer AasE, as h
6oted sedpl99nsly @ that the Opera should excel in
instance the second during nearl forty ghts Of
Opera here, Isckness positive prev ents him fro
lie viii regard the circumstances with becoming
indulgence
To nj ght the opening selection will be the G rand
Opera, by Kreutzer. Opera entire,l -
- r. A NIGHT IN GRENADA.
Gomez ----- N. Hehalmann
Sabrleile.--+- ----- N lie Canissa
frlnce--. .-.,. - NJ Steinecke g
TeieH ,LInsheim
'a'erin -------.----..... HImme +
To be followed by the second and third acts of
PAU ST
h Himmer -. -....... Faust
Signors Frederici as-,........,.......M marguerite
n Joseph Hermanns phistophie pifPe IS
hTd "a LA RoGse wt Fl the Ro6n Marths
eoheia'f IA Iiip DAME D shaNHMfEr HHffsr scene from
Habelmann and the Chorus.
MISS N1kHA1, cnhRkofTE SHEs ThJMfsos. q 5sit;
the distinguished Dramatic Star, will appear in
incompatible hfTTGG sfiaIR Rs'faA BAREFoor
FANcHoN, THG ffR CRICKET.
FORDS NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET. ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
THIS EVENING, yUNEn.
LAST NIGHT
of the eminent comedian.
MIR i CLARKE
COMEDY OF ERRORS.
Received nightly with shouts of laughter and
MISS ALICE GRAY AS ADRIANA
CLARKE IN TWO HUMOROUS CHARACTERS.
The performance will conclude with the thilling
JONATHAN BRADFORD.
-....--. r. MONDAY. -.. .
IL New dfaa Pezf& s59 os gIst
J. s: Clarke by De wa1aIeepR i,IIeR entitled
Will shortly he produced, Z. .
THE KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE.
In active preparation, shakspeare's brilliant
Two GENTLEMEN OF VERONA.
A GRAND SACRED CONCERT, -
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
(9th street, between G and H.
will be given on the
EVENING OF WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst.
- -. ROssINI's sTABAT MATER "a
will be sung entire by large and efficient choi,
under the direction q Mrs. G. Y KaETscHu1n, "
A RARE TREAT.
Tickets 81 each. May be procured at all the
principal book and music stores in the city. ;
je91w fiTI - a
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SPRING DEBILITYr
LANGUOR, LAssITUDE.

LANGUOR, IASSlTUDE.
LOW STATE or THE SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING TIME OF YEAR, are
Immediately relieved by the /
PERUVIAN SYRUP, .-.. /
Or Protected Solution of PROT0XIDE OF IRON.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP - /
supplies the blood with its vital principle or .
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON, =
1nfnsing sTRENGTH VIGeR and NEW LIFE into all
parts of the system. st-
4 One of the most pistinguished Jurists in New
England writes to friend as follows:
Il have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the
result fully sustains your prediction. 1t has made
a NEW MAN of me; infused into my system new
debiltated as when you last saw me, but stronger,
heartier. and with larger capacity for labor men
tai and physical, than at any time during the last
i've years" -- = -. s' #t
An eminentDivine of Boston says - /
Il have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
Of SPIRITS, ELASTICITY OF MUSCLE;
- + No. 49I Broadway. New York.
COUGHS! COLDS! CONSUMPTION!
WLSTAR'S .BALSAk OF WILD CHERRY
ONE OF TIE OLDEST AND MosT RELIABLE RRy.
DIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs. Colds, Whoop.ng Cough, Bronchitis. Diff.
culty Of Bysasliiag, lAstAsna, Hoarseness
Sore Throat: Group, and ecery
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry does not Dryup
system, but lposens it, and cleanses the Lungs of
all Impurities. 49, =
None genuine unless signed Il. BUTTS" ON the
wrapper. ..EtEft eI
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetionesrs.

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SAJEOF A THREE.
STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON MASS,
ACHUSETTS AFENUl BETWEEN FOURTH
AND FIFTH STREET NORTH AT AUCTION.
On THU RSDAY, the ID day of June 1t 'clock
p. shall SELL IL fIent of the premises, part
Of Lot II in Square No. Sic, with nearly built
three STORY Frame House containing nine rooms
There is no better location in the city. ..e !
Terms cash.
my.as-I GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, .
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the terms, until MONDAY, the 9th
inst, same hour and place.
Terms One half cash; balance in and II months
for notes bearing interest, secured by deed of
trust.
All conveyanees and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
3-d&ds GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
g THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the rain untfl MONDAY, the 18th inst =,
T }e 7-eoGads % j. q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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SATE OF MISCELLANEOUS oUARTERMAs
TIRS' STORES.

fz;f C,,,ortsy,uaSsy,s OEce, Depot Of Washinstoa,
'N'o WAsaIsGTos; D. O.. June g. 1854
Will be sold at Public Anetic1, a. G9Ssrpment N t
y, and Twenty frst and Twenty. second streets, IN
the city of washinston. D. c., on WEDNESDAY,
lime ~ fSISt at 10 O'Clock q m large lot of 10
fplIowing named Qusrterms ssters' stores. con-
demped rs unfit for PUBLIC service; viz
@1Bisnlsts Blact smiths Tools. Horee and Wagon
Covers, Carpent re- Tools. Portable Forge; Grind
stonss Harm S. Lanterns. Scrap leather. Paulins,
Rope stoves sad iles. Scales Stable Fixtures, Iron
wire and about 100 ,oOO pounds of Scrap iron.
suecsssful bidders viii be required to remove
the articles within Eve 4) days from the day Of
sale. a...
-IIt d. b. RUCK1R,
Brig. Gen and Chief Quartsrmastsr,
t.7.td DEPOT OF Washington. D. o.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
I'D y AA "A .sgF
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL IH

CHANCERf SALE OF VALUABLE REAL 1S.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Colnmbis, en- the 2lst of May,
A. D.. 1864, passed in q certain cause NO. 1900
pending in raid court. between Joseph r. Cassin,
trustee, complainant, and John Williams, defend.
ant-the undersigned trustee will, on FRIDAY,
the nth day Of June, A. ID. 1854 at six O'Clock r.
H., in front of the premises, proceed to sell all
that lot of grou nd situate in the city OF Washing
ton, and District OF Co1u NJ bia, known and desig
mated as lot numbered ]6 in square numbered g.;
also the east seven feet eight inches front Hot
neInbered Isl in said square. together With the inn
provements on said lot and part OF lot. consisting
Of large three story brick dwelling house. (beng
portion Of The zeal eststsrof the late Commodore
Tbis properly Is situated on Nor tn street. be.
Ettween 18th and 9th ateets west fronting 81 feet
and 8ipehes on X street. and extending back with
that uniform width ,(S feet incheD l09 feet 10
inches TO pull blic alley.
The terms Of The sale are One. third cash; the
balance to be paid in two equal instalments at six
,nd twelve months from the day Of salei said bal.
ance to bear interest from the day OF sale and the
pa, ment to be secured by the bonds OF the
rurch aser or purchasers, with surety to be ap-
proved by the trustee:
Eve DAYS from the day OF sale the trustee reserves
the right to resel the property, ct the risk and
cost Of the defsulting purchaser, by advertising
such re .esle three times IN some one or more dsy
neWspspers publishsd In the city OF Washington
All lconveyaneing and stamHs st the cost Of the
my Estaw&ds GREEN L WILLIAMS. Aucta.
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RYJ. c. MEG ORE & CO.. Auctioneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF THREE DESIRABLE
" DWELLING HOUSES. AND Lots ON TIL q
EAST SIDE OF sIATM TIL, s STREET WE5r. BE.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 10th. at 6
O'Clock on the premises. We shall sell bots No.
Is and is. in Square No. 4Sj fronting together 50
feet on 9Th street west. between G and b street,
north. and runniI 2 back % feet to wide public
alley, improved by three very desirable Frame
Dwelling Houses. with back buildings, to be sold
separately.
Z Terms One half cash; the remainder in and 6
months, with interest, secured by ardeed on the
premises. t
COnveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
je cit j. q. McG GUIRE & Co.. Auct'a. .
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auetipneers.

RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auetalqneers.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
CORNER OF AND 10TH STREETS.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. June IL, at half past
six CLOCK, ON the premises we shall sell, parts of
Lots Nos 10 and II in Square No. l2O, fronting on
North street. at the corner of Nineteenth street
west, to be divided into building lots.
These Lots are finely located for private resi-
der ees ON quie and pleasant street, but In full
view Of Pennsy lvania avenue.
Terms cash. -
COnveyapces at the cost of the purchaser,
je 9-d &c. MCGUIRE IL CO., Aucts.
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs 8 SALE.

In virtue of two rrits of Fier Fscias issued from
the CLERKS 9fcs of the Circuit t,s Cogsd q the ths
eIpose to pubic sale for cash at the front Of the
Court House doer, of said county on M0NpAIi ths
fesdants right, tie, claim, and in and to
Lots No. ?. and 9, in Square No; S BENG the
upon as the property of William Dou glass, and viii
be sold to satisfy judicial No 2ss and 49, to octo
Brother, use of James II. Smith, use Of Henry
Douglass. MM SELDEN,
nv E-d6ds late Q. 8. Marshal. d. O.
nFTHE ABOVE SALE ISjP0STPONEp UN-
" ~" - WM SELDEN,
je7 late q. 8, Marshal, d. @.