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DYJ. O. MoGUIRI A Co. Auction..r. :

RY ]. O. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON
sIXTEENTH STREET BETWEEN MASSA
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 2lat, at s
O'Clock, on the premises. BY virtue of deed Of
among the land records for Washineto County,
D. Co. at the request Of the holder of the note thers
rick SUB division Of the south part of square No
lsl, fronting p feet Sixteenth street west, be-
tween Massachusetts, aver ue and north street,
and running back l25 feet to . wide public alley.
Terms: One third ia cash; the remainder In six
of trust on the premises.
Conveyances at the cost of the purchasers.
THOS.J ]. FISHER, Trustee.
my.5-eo6ds 10. MCGUIRE co.. Auets,
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A rCrIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

WAR DEPARTMENT. oAyALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CHIBP QgAaT1anAsfln,S
Win be sold at public auction to the highest bid.
asI, at the times and places named below, viz:
Newport, Penna Thursday, May 5th,
6sttysburg, Psnna.. Monday, May 9th,
tlt1eGna penna. Thur.day, May 18th.
leading. Pshna., Thursdss. May nth,
lebanon, Penna. ThursdsZ, June "a,
Northumberland, Penna., Thursday, June 9th.
ON. Penna., Thursdsy, June 10Th.
Dsyort, Penna., Thursday, ynne sd.
One Hundred tlool horses at Gettysburg. and Two
These horses have been condemned as unit for
The cavalry service of the United States Army.
FOR road and firm purposes many good bargains
Horses viii bs sold sinsly.
u s:is: u: .ss sssn At M and continue daily until
Terms: cash, in United States 4 ITreasu.Z notes
ap q. tts2o It. Col and Q. Q. n. Ca1airy bureau,
IT Q. MILITARY RAILROADS,
" Qses eE Assistant QwartsrndH1,
WAsHISeToS, April Is, 1854.
AUcTIoN.-Win be sold, ON WEDNESDAY, the
18th day OF May, 1t the Railroad Depot, in AsxAn-
600 Tons Of Old Railroad Iron,
LOO Tons OF Old Gar Axle6,
$50 Tons OF CAST Scrap Iron,
OQ Tons OF Wrought Iron,
= Tons OF Old Brass and Copper,
300 OIL Barrels.
3srBs ce.h e. acvsrnmsns :; Funds: Ten 90.
~ r.nez.4 within ssp a.,,
rom date Of sale q. L. ROBINSON,
ao.H-da. Captain and A. O. II.
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ap 2l-eoads J.c. MCGUIRE Il CO Huci


TRUSTEES SALE OF OVER THREE ACRES
StTIoN1 Lf RdE laE NsE IE JTHE
On MONDAY, the 2sd day of May, 1864, shall
sell by virtue Of deed of trust to the subscriber
and recorded in Liber n. g. T., No. 8, folios III,
county Of Washington, in the Distriet,ef Colum:
bla, At o'clock p: M. on the premises the follow
ing descIibsd ed Rfoperty, lying and being in the
Part Of Ridge Tract, beginning for the same at q
stone marked the porthsast corner OF Ridge Tract,
spn9ing by magnetic g9urse aqyth 50 degrees and
90 minutes west along the west boundary Of saia
st. Elizabeth Tracts chains and solinks to stake,
chains and 30 links to stake, thence south s. de.
sstsTs saa set on east CHAINS and 90 links to
part Of Ridge tract from the tract ng east there
OF, thence north Is degrees and 50 minutes east
along said boundary lire chains and 80 links to
the place OF beginning, being parallel lines, CON.
tanning three acres and four perehes, be the same
Terms cash: Al cenveyaneipg, including reve-
If the terms of sale are not complied with in fye
days after sale the trustee reserves tho risht 10
resa the property at the risk and cost of the 6rst
purchaser asy giving three days notice OF such re-
WIN. MORGAN, Trustee,
ap 2l.eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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NAVY DEPARTMENT., N1:,u,,e,o,, Ma, >, 1854.

There Sil b offered for sale e gusls sueent tSs 3.
United States Navy Yard, WsshinStHn: seout ssV-
entyays thousand pounds Of Gospsg Ses t .h.
day q sale upon aRpiestion 70 ths C9mmsna:nt e os
scale have shown 81 Der cent Of metallic copper.
TVenty ~ cent ofths purchase % %monsy must & b
Tifi bs Showed 10 remove it from the yArd; and,
ct 10 removed, the deposit win bs forfeited 70 tAs
4ii nayments to be made In 6overnneat funds,
and before the scals-is removed from the Navy
Yayd. b .zz=t t'-.a ss.'5 '.'t' my.4-eo4W
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+ D B u IL d 4 n 8

TO Bull d 4 RS.
Having on hand large stock of Lumber, such ~
J0IsT,
scANTL1Na,
SIDING,
FLOORING,
WHITE PINE CULLNAs,
SHINGLES, &C.,
and desiring to change the plan of my yard and at
the same time to avoid the expense of moving and
re-piling much of this lumber, shall from this
date materially reduce my prices in order to close
out my stock and make the desired change at once
will offe- particular inducements to parties pur-
chasing largely, especially of Framing Lumber.
have very superior assortment of l, III, 2, g.,
4 and inch OAK and ASH mostly well seasoned
to which invite the attention of hard wood deal.
ers. T. EDW. CLARK,
Office and Yard Virginia avenue,
my7-1ws between 9Th and 10th SITS. east.
sRs :,ss, y, Msans.a.y May
run from the Pennsy.ya yania House
Sxs strsss s fst 6s
vile, O. Hall. oSsps:co. st. q. Bay, and Leonard.
''..' ws ~a .s.. N.A a; F. K1MMEIL, Agent:
PAPE n H NaIN as.
great variety Of
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES
Adapted to
fAAl0Ssb1s DINING ROOMS, ,,s ~, .
5000 YARDS CANTON MATTIN0e,
1900 YARDS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Our Mattines are unrivalled in this CITY, cemp,is.
ing in part the famous Gowqua brand for parlors
OIL Cloths from to II feet wide, adapted to dinin
rooms, halls, &c. Also
WINDOW SHADES,
BRASS ooRN1oEs.
PARL0R MATS, 10
Paper hung by skillful workmen, and al order
promptly attended to. Give us call and So
from 10 to % Per cent.
RIFLE FALCONERD
No. 34e 7th street, between street and
sp See Mass. avenue.
MILK DAIRY FOR sALR-Larse hotel trade
dys.s .oa oits Bo1
he der hsn J 4
corner Bridge and Montgomery streets, now called
siS
sasoftmsnt Of Wines, liquors: Sis:r,, &C.. &o..
and nave also ''''''n'' A''"sS 2 = YSsssssHH4.xs. sssH.s.
.,a~. H. 'ffssaiaa; flos1i:ssi;..
S,OOO i'Soe iSoeeb bushels Tusts Islsaa Salt
ts'eSS S SACKS sa Liy%s,p0ol E; e.. A sist sslt
..e !: 7 3; =;
lust REeEEiysD ANP FOB sALI AZ ]! on BOARD
5000 bushels Peach BLOW Potatoes, -
Zoo Is" RnsSia Turnips.
Inauiye on board the boat or at Fulton Market,
corner l4th and SITS. go )
my 3-5tA A. II. HEPBURN
5O, ,UUO PRiNoIB stsmpins p.,ot. U3s 3si
street, oppositsk atSnt Once and set their stamp
there are other Richards In the Held ladies' better
look ont that they come to Princes, who 10 the
anly practical hand In the rity. Be sure you 70 to
| fsfyeet, opposite Patent Once. Rhl
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TRusTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
NINTR STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND

By ReSs1d 2 Hsde Of "a CITY, seosSe to tse
TONED shall proceed to sell, at public suction,
on the Seventh day of june next: At 6 O'Clock. p.
cuSa a
rnbia, and Known and Designated as Lot numbered
numbered three hundred and ninety eight taas,J
fronting txenty laol feet on Ninth street west. be-
that width 70 pubic sle, tosesher ~itb al and
and asns
rerns nny s ons hs q shs purchase money CASH
the balance in three and six months. With inter.
est est The % deferred payments to be secured by
All conveyauces including revenue stamps 1t the
eHpense 81 the purchaser.
after the Day Of sale. the property viii be re-soid
& the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
after five days n0sii e' Rz;Hpt trustee.
my.5-eo&as j. MoGUIRE 4 Co. Aucts
slE "a FRs poEoSA5 S55tk kITHk, hEAI hS
IN ALsxAspRIA County, Va.
ToehmAn, and Appollonia J. Toehman, his wife,
dated July "A. 1857: and recorded among the land
Il sss
the interest on the debt secured by said deed Of
trust being In arresr and unpaid from the S0th day
party secured and By virtue Of the authority y cons
DAY " Of
ths S.y Of dsasn
ss; ss SFsSfs sssa or
AllI' on the Potomac river in said County,-the
snasd sSuu
tngton oity and Alexandria, Va.
IuItser particulars of the sale will be given at
apSO.td JIM, STEWART TrustAes
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber
ineton County, in the District of Columhia letters
Of administration on the personal estate Of John
All persons having claims against the said de.
ceased are hereby yarned to exhibit the same,
or before the eth day Of April next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from al benefit Of
the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April, "A.
p. 1864. lap IS w3wH] JACOB ]. FINK,
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0RPHANS' oounr, March 9, BA.-DIsfRIcr
- 01 GoLuxeIA, Wash!sston CoInsy, 70; ;.it:-In
Mcsherry infant h irs Of Mrs Helen Mary Hsshes::
~, deceased, for sale Of real estate, = -
The guardian aforesaid having this day made
report Of the sale in pursuance Of an order and
and confirmed by the Supreme Court Of the Dis
tEst Of Coi9mbia sitting in equity, It is ordered
shown to the contrary, on or before the frst day
of June next, provide copy of this order be pub
Star once week for three conseeutiys weeks prior
to that time. WIN. 2. PURCELL,
Sole Judge of the Orphans, Court.
ap 25-W3W Register OF Rills.
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AUCTION SALES.
HUYURR DAYS
FUTURE DAYS.
RY J. o. MCGUIRE co., Auetisnesrs.
fRUsTESs SALE or A HOUSE AND LOT ON

n, y 6THEBTS.
By virtue Of deed of trust frsm h. B. Bridge.
No ll, tplies HO, &c, Of the La ad Records Of the
county Of Washington, Yil, offer at Auction on
MONDAY the 18th day Of May next, on The epremi-
ksa ~ 81 O'Clock. p. m, part of Lot sever o. In
square three hundred and forty -ons (S4i in Wash
nine ieet seven Inches nom the southeast corner
Of 4 and Eleventh streets. and running thence
.onth twenty -aye feet on Eleventh street, thence
nt. thence due north twenty .6ve feet, and thenee
aus west to the bekihnins. With the improvements,
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money
b paid in cash. and the residue in two equal In
stalments at six and twelve months, with interest,"
10 be secured
The terms Of sale must be complied with within
After week ct the risk and cost ofthe nrst
s.ssiiaess. % 9HAs ce p enIM9hIsHh ISHh II hTGrustes
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WHEELER ON THE MANA 01N1NTE o1
w bees; $50. - =
The Enslish Bee Keeper: Lrndon; $l.7s. 31
Huiah on Bees: London; Sz:ooa
Owiily's Bee Keeping eSpisaneo' S'~'
The Honey Bee: z5c. EEt et@}
Eddy on Bee Culture; zbc.
Lonsstroth on the Honey Bee NW
Harhison on Bes and Bee Keeping; ~. 1z +
Psyne's Bee Keeper . Guide; LS9dpn; $iHH
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IL a d CDM1NT
viii be sold Ct avery lSx yasrss to S|4ss tAs lot
my W-5 31e Penna. avenue, uD staifs.
GRAYs PHIlADstRnHzI8s tbRnHzI8sur Al. pnper,
Now sellinS At S9.so Per ca6k. NJ N-coss'
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FORD'S NEW THEATER,
TENrH STREET, ABOVE PEaNsyLvANIA AVENUE

TRE GREIT COMEDIAN.
MR.. J. 8. CLARKE,
who will appear
THIS Thursday EVENING. May p. 1854,
in two humorous characters, supported by
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
and the entire company. The performance will
commence With Sterling Coyna's celebrated COM
'N'' EvERYBoDY,s FRIEND.
Major Yelling ngton DeBoots.-.. Mr. ] Clarke
Mrs sxand.swn: .----:...-.. Miss Susan denim
Te conclude with ]. B Blanche's comic drama OF
HE'S JACK SHEPPARD.
JACK shephfa o-MoRRow,
Last ight but one of
MR.. J. 8. CLARKE
who will appear in two new characters
NOTICE.-In order to give increased effect to
the perfect the grand spectacle Of the
NAIAD QUEEN.
1t is postponed until further orders.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS fHEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Az, NEAR WILLARD's HorlL.
LEONARD p4RoylR....--..-.......- Direct

TkHNsYLvAN1 AV., MAJ WILLARD's HoflL.
THE COOLEST THEATER IN AMERICA. VEN.
TILATED BY OVER 100 WINDOWS
ICE WATER FOR THE AUDIENCE!
Third appearance of the versatile actress,
MISS MARY PROVOST,
greeted last evening bya
CROW DED AND FAbHIONABLE AUDIENCE,
ROUNDS UPON ROUNDS OF APPLAUSE
Were showered upon her for her beautiful imper-
sonation. Acknowledged by the entire assembfage
QUEEN OF THE DRAMATIC ART.
THIS tThursday) EVENING, May L, 1854,
Will be presented Tom Taylor's PRICE comedy,
NELL GWYNNE.
H RANGE e GIRL.
Nell Gwynne. ..-....-... Miss Mary Provost
(Her celebrated comedy irnpersonationJ
On Friday evening Miss Mary Provost will
appear ip her great character of
p LUCIE D'AVARVILLE,
in the thrilling drama of that name, which is only
played by her in the United States.
Look out for the FEMALE GAMBLER, soon to
be produced
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PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS.
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A RESOLUTION making an appropriation for the

Resolred BY the Board Of Aldermen dsd Board Of
Comnen Council Of the Corporation Of GeorsaotrT,
That there be- and is hereby sppropriated the sani
OF two hundred dollars, to be expended on the
repairs Of hydrants: and paid by the CLERK to the
order of the Water Engineer, On proper vouchers.
Approved April 80, 1864.
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En OOn LADIEe WANTED 10 GALL AT
CU,UUU PRINCHp Stamping Depot, 3e1
Ing, shtchins, Pinkins and tmhroidery done. AZ
there are pther Richards In the field ladies' better
look out that they come TO- Princes, who 10 the
aply practical hand In the eity. Bs sure ron GO to
fsfYeet, opposite Patent Once. NH
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RESOLUTION changing the grade of portion Of

Resolved BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board oS
GpmmPa Co..Sest q tae cOsperat.en q Ssoyssto.ss,
street be as follows; Preserving the grade of Gay
street; then descending with a uniform grade to
Monroe street. to the top Of Mr.. Dayidsons wall
at its northeast corner; and from Monroe street
descending with uniform grade towards the crssk
so as to make fall upon the bank of the creek
of three and half feet.
Approved pril e. 1851
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A RESOLUTION to provide for the expenses OF the
ing March 81, 1864. -
Resolr.d by the Bsa.d Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Cooperation Of GeoYsffotcn
That the sum of eight hundred and forty dollars
and severity mine cents be- and the same 10 hereby,
appropriated to defray the eIp penses of the Poor
and Work House for the 6rst quarter of 1854; and
that the Clerk pay the same to the order Of the
Trustee, upon proper vouchers.
Approved April %, 1854
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FASnlONABLE DREsS b CLOAK MAKING
AI1ss ANNA NUs9ER, fashionable Dress aud
Nl CLOAK Maker, beg~ 70 Inform her old customer-
and the publir generally that she has opened N shup
on rhrd street. mcDanieis store, third story
She solicits custom, and Nh urush dress and cloak
trimmings desired. hitd2w"
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-02-06
Fishipgcreek, Feb. /, 1864.
SHEEP SHEDDING WOOL,

Mr.. Lewis Clark, in the Wisconsin Far
n1er, says the best plan to keep the wool
on sheep is to keep them fat, and that if
sheep "run down. from any cause, and
are fed high at once, their wool will start.
Even a change of pasture, from poor to
timothy and clover pasture, will start
the wool from lean sheep. But the feed
ing OF corn, beans, rye, barley, oats, veg.
etables, or anything that sheep will eat
that makes fat, avoiding sudden changes,
will not only cause the wool to stick, but
will increase it more than enough to pay
the additional cost.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-02-06
HIGH PRICED SHEEP.

AT the recent Exhibition of the Yer.
mont State Agricultural Society, Mr. E.
S. Stowell, of Cornwall, refused $l4OO
for ram; farmer in Addison Co., dis
posed of three rams at $1,000 each, and
another individual in the same district is
reported to have refused an offer of $780,
900 for his stock, 900 Merinos. We
should say of this latter story as is often
remarked concerning news from The South
cit lacks confirmation"