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fort.-Dr. Cyrus W Nelson. of Boston. Mas. an.
thor OF Clinical observations on the On the treat
ment OF abdominal diseases, says in a letter dated
teoruary 22nd ls62, 4 consider Bri.tols Sugar
coated Pill the best remedy for chronic Constipa-
ton al present known. With me they have never
failed, and have prescribed them in at least ffty
instances. He also states That for all irreg9-
.aries Of the digestive functions the liver and the
bowels they are by far the most useful medicine he
has ever pre~cTibed-Perfectly safe and eminentfy
reliable. Similar testimony is volunteered by Dr..
Humphrey Lettson. OF Chicago H.. who entirHer-
ateS thirty cases, with names and dates in which
he has administered the Pills. with entire success
ior nahltnai eostIveness and piles. Whenever they
have heen used As a remedy for liver and bowel
complaints the result has h6en equally satisfactory
They ars pat up in glass vials ard will keep in any
climate Procurable Of al druggists.
HOSTETTER. SMITH &DFAV
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Dissolution Notice.

r5NHE CO-PARTNEBSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between Ralph Bird and Jas I.owery,
under the name and style Of Bird lowery is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
viii Ice continued by Ralph Bird, who j. authorized
to collect and settle all debts and libites of the
.ate irm. RALPH BIRD
JAMES LOWERY.
0royille March 9th, 1864.
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MRs. DAVID TERRY.-The Mazatlan Times. of
the 18th ultimo, says:
Dates from Tepic TO March 7th. state that all
was quite there. Mrs. Terry and party reached
Eagle Pas. loo miles from san Antonio, Texas, On
The 18Th Of JanuarT.
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WHAT does IT MEA N?-The following appears
as an advertisement in the Sacramento Union.
~ As live, saith the Lord God, have no pleasure
in the death of the wicked but that the wicked
turn from his way aud live turn ye. turn We from
your wicked ways; for why will ye die."--Ezekie
XXxlii.
Who has turned preacher through Tie nrcss
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ firm OF Deamer Wallis is hereby Dissolved by
mutual consent. from and after the 22d dav 81
March, lS6+. ". <. Deamer Is authorized 10 col.
lect all partnership debts due the late firm. and
viii pay all Indebtedness Of said firm. Those in
dehted to the late firm will please call and settle
their amounts ac-the ola stand Thankful fo, nsst
faverS Of the old firm, w. E Reamer will be rreat.
fui for coa;ipuance Of the same.
W. y. PEAAER.
T. &. WALLIS
Oreyille. March nd. 1854. no2l It
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Union County Central Committee.

Pursuant to a resolution Of the Union Coun-
y Convention, Mr. Ever, Chairman of the
Convention, appointed the following gentlemen
S Union County Central Committee for the
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THE new Kansas Senator, Carney, is from
Cincinnati, Ohio. He is radical.
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TENNESSEE moves forward as though she
would be first 10 return to the Union. On tho
tenth of February last. large meeting of the
citizens of Memphis adopted the following res
olutious:
Resolred, That We cordially endorse the late
proclamation OF Gov. Andrew johnson. par
ticularly the oath therein, which prescribes
the qualification Of voters at the approaching
election.
Resotued, That in the reorganization Of the
State of Tennessee, emancipation is the true
policy Of the State, and the first duty of her
people.
Resolrsd That We endorse and ra,ify the call
tes mass meeting on the 22d instant, as pub
lished in the Bulletin to day, and pledge our
selves to support the policy therein indicated
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CHARTER ELECTION N MARYsvILLE.-This elec-
tion took place March 2lst. The Appeal says
The Copperheads had not the courage TO take
the field openly against the regular Union ticket
but strategyzing W ith few disappointed aspirant-
and their friends, they brought out a mongreI Citi-
zens ticket, headed by Union candidate for Mayor
{who was run against public protest., and to-
gether they made slight raid upon the Union
forces. But it being ascerained at early hour of
the day that the Union ticket was inviacibe. the
Copperhead enthusiasm slightly cooled down" The
following officers were chosen: Mayor-C. B. Fow-
ler ; Tressurer-J. ". Moore; Ma-shal-P. ".
Winkley; Clerk-Barney Eilerman; Assessor
J. c. Brady: School Commissioners-W c Belcher.
J. o. Goodwin, Il. H. Rhees Aldermen, William
Hawley, W. c. Ogden.
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To The PoISr-At the late Trinity County
Union Convention. among others the following
resolu,ios was passed:
Resotred, That we detest all men protesting
unionism who, in Union disguise are the willy
mouth-pieces and aiders of the enemy of our
common country, and upon such we invoke the
most viihering infamy
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San Francisco Correspondents.

EDITos UNION RECORD The STEAMER
Senstor left yesterday, with one hundred sol
diers of Company II, from Camp Drum, with
their horses and accoutremeuts for San Pedro
whence they will proceed to Tucson, there to
join other companies of the California Volun
teefs under command of Col. Brown. These
same soldiers are the ones who hung their
Col IN effgy. because one of his appointments
did not suit them. Uncle Sam cares but httle
about these minor matters, and 50 Company
81 may hate their Colonel as much as they
please-but if be leads them 10 victory on the
Texas or Mexican frontier, Old Abe will bt
satisfied.
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The citizens Of oroyiHe and vicinity, are respect
fully invited 10 attend
marie 2t D. MAIER, Proprietor.
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wounded and missing The first Mississippi
Cavalry lost fifty, and the Eleventh about
twenty-6ve Nine out of eighteen officers of
the Eighth Louisiana were wounded.
Letters from Europe report that all kinds OF
titles OF nobility are to be conferred by Maxi
milan on the Secess:onists, who. in large
numbers, will attend him from Paris TO Mexi-
CO. DR.. Gwin is to be Duke!
WASHINGTON, March 20th.-Prisouers from
Richmond assert that the rebel, have already
secretly executed q number of officers attach.
ed to colored regiments. 1t is said that seve-
raj have disappeared mysteriously from Libby.
LOUISVILLE, March 20th-Five hundred
rebels, under Hughes and Ferguson. are this
side of the Cumberland On the morning Of
March 10th they attacked one of General
Hobsons camps near Bennets Ferry, but
we're repulsed with the loss of four killed and
several wounded. The next day General
Hobsons cavalry attacked the rebels under
Colonel Hamilton, killing six. woundiug sew
eral and capturing Hamilton. Hobson has
nearly broken up the guerrilla bands along the
Cumberland. Many of them are daily surren-
dering themselves.
A letter from Japan to the n Y. Tribune
reports the burning of 10000 houses in the
city Of OssDa, China, with loss of near one
thousand lives. The fire lasted three days.
The Steamer Spread Eagle sunk, sixty miles
above the mouth of the Missouri river, ou
the % inst, valued at $4,000.
NEw YORK. March PA special Wash
ington dispatch to the Commercial says: OF,
fetal sdvices from Arkansas state there is .
steady return there of citizens to allegiance,
many prominent rebels being among the num-
Der. Gen. Albert Pike has made overtures
for amnesty.
The Philadelphia Examiners New Orleans
letter says: Banks took the field on the 9th,
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HoRsEsl. HoRsEsl HoRsEsI
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU, J
ODsos Of Chief Qsa,ternastsS,

WASHINGTON June s, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this once
until II CLOCK Monday, June Goth, 1854, for two
thousand t2,os0) Cavalry Horses, TO be delivered
at the Government Stables at Giesboro. Depot,
near Washington city, within forty tiO) days from
Said horses to be sound in all particulars we'll
broken full in flesh, from fifteen l5) to sixteen l6D
good condition. and we'll adapted in every way to
These speeihoatloas ,piH b str,aly adhered to and
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
by guaranty for its faithful performance.
-, @should any United States officer guarantee
the proposal of a bidder who should prove to be
irresponsible, his name will be reported to the
Secretary Of War with recommendation thas
such officer be d smissed the service. ;.
est accountability and trery failure TO comply tota
terms Of contract TO make the con asoarf
3D. ,ctH be followed BY prosecution to tsfxA extent I
Form Of bid and guaranty can be had on appli-
Successful bidders will be prepared to enter into
written contracts with good and sufficient securi
ty. Immediately on the acceptance of their bids.
The oath of allegiance must accompany each
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
Bids for one hundred IiOO Horses and UPWARDS
Bids for The entirs Number of Horses required arc
payment. will be promptly made on completion
No Mares ,cia BE- retsired.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Cav.
alry Horsesf and addressed to Lieut.. Col. James
4; Ek,n, ohiSs Spartermaster' Cavalry Bureau
Any other information will be promptly given.
JAMES A. EKIN, Lieut.. Colonel and
Chief Quartermaster, Cavalry Bureau.
~ Purchase IN the open market will be con.
awarded. Payment made in certificates Of indabt-
edness for seven I'D horses or more Je stu
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THE EVENING STAR.
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Hea quarters T'resost Marsha. ard Board Of
EarollBent Of District of GoIgmbid, J

Enrolment Of District of Colsmbid, 4
Washington, ID. c., June 3, lS6i.S
The Board of Enrolment OF the District OF
Columbia will be in session at the office Of the
Provost Marshai District Of Colu mbia, corner
Of Fourteenth street and New York avenue,
daily (Sundays excepted) from III o'clock a. m.
to O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of hearing
cases Of exemption from draft for thefollowing
causes, viz: p % ... '
Alienage;
Non-residence; ~
Unsuitableness Of age;
Manifest permanent physical disability; and
Two years service during the present war,
either I'm the army or navy.
Citizens are requested TO furLishlnformation
as to persops who are not enrolled, or who are
irving 10 avoid enrolment, as il is equally for
the Interest Of each person enrolled to place
npon the "Enrollnent List" all persons liable
20 do military duty, SO that his own chance for
draft shall not be unjustly increased.
J. u. PUTNAM,
Captain LIST regiment V. r. Corps,
and Provost Marshal Of the
may 26-u District Of Columbia.
War Department, Adjutant Generate ONes,l
Warrington, March II, 1854. {
All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
mission to visit washington must be addressed
to Major General HaIleck, Chief Of STAFF, and
must specify the business Tor which the officer
desires the permission. Telegrams addressed
direct TO the Secretary Of War on this subject
Will receive no attention.
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
E. ID TowNsHNp,
Assistant Adjutant General
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HORSES WANTED.

War DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuRRAu,
ODfce of Chief QnnTfsrpaaStey, }
WAsHISGToN, d. C., May 18th, 1SS4.S
THREE THOUSAND % ,000) HORSES WANTED.
One hundred and sixty Ave t$l65) dollars per head
will be paid for all lL. 49,.
delivered within the next thirty 500 days at the
Government stables at Gesboro', d. G.
Said horses to be sound in all particulars, not
less than i've t5) nor than nine t9 years old;
from fifteen to sixteen hands high, full in flesh,
eompactly built, bride wise, azd Of size suli cient
for cavalry purposes. =.
These specifications will be strictly adhered to
And risidly enforced in every particular.
Payment made on delivery OF seven "a apd over.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieut.. COL and Chief Qusrtermaster,
my lc-Im Cavalry Bureau.
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CIV. sorzLzR. JHo. v. soTlLla,
c. w. BOTELER 4 SON, -.
IMPoRTRRs, ssE5 40.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER5
CHINA. GLASS. AND oRooKlRY, WARE.
TABLE, QUTLlRY. sILvIR-PLATll WARE.
BRITTANIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS.
TIN CHAMBER slTs, COAL OIL LAMPS,
yAPANN1D WAITlRS. DOOR MATTE.
YIATHxR DUsTlRs. BRUsHls, ~
WOOD WARE. AND va
HOUslKlIPIN6 ARTICLES G1N1RALJN
~ HOUSES. HOTELS, AND sTlANBOATS
yURNIsHlD AT SHORT NOTION.
% SIS, IRON HALL. as.
RsEHsYLYANIA ANlNUl, 80 --
fsl7-soeua f-. .. sstwssn 9th and 10th '-
e w1B,B &BaylRIDa .. -
!, eHAaIiH$s S;o fSHfss $50.
oHis2S: shtss: 1T E:1 49, ssss: u,
"a sois. lamp: Goal on Lamps, Ian ~
-ae terms, Stone ware, DO, &e', &C. a,
Goods Packed and Delivered In this City anA
Va q HAND s;s:ssa s:
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. By Charles Dickens.
Nancy Blake Letters to a Western coa'in' 70
cents -, 49, * .ertu it2 VI
cou sHSi P Si sale. Is cents. -.
EsSsl Rhsn:s. and Hand Book CO.
ce Rn r. ,ell,s Work and Play. Sl.75; r
+ 9sven Stories, with Basement and Attic. By1
MsEyeii 80 Mission to America. q - aau7
| AernsrdS Nstnre. Nv George p. Marsh $aD.
fnctermaHs America and Der Commentators.
$3.50. man 60 a-sH 81 szat %
ssIa' ~ sas ""' ~ FRANCE TAYLOR.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucs j; Georgetown

ks 1uV"AD OV"H1NU1 Aucs i0eofgeso"u'
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE AND
DESlRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGE.
TOWN AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Or TyEsDAY AFTBRNOON, June 2lst. 1864, at
No. - and 2o in BeaIl's addition to Georsetovn,
fsoI ting l1e feet on West street; with depth Of
divided into four building lots. each fronting 30
feet on the south side Of West street with depth
OF llo feet to . 10 feet alley from Montgomery
street. ~ -
The south parts of Lots go and 25l, fronting 90
feet on the west side of Green street, above West
streetlwith depth of 12O feet.
Part Of Lots No. ls8 and 139, in Beall's addition
TO Georgetown. fronting ~ feet on the east side OF
feet. ~ .
Terms It sale.
All conveysneins and stamps at the cest Of the
sd [Intel3 THOs. BOWLING. Auot.
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CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERS OFFICE,
" DEPoRr OF WAsHINGroN,3
Wnshi1ston. ID, c., January 4, 1854

WuSHtNgtOWs u o., SdHudfy =, IooSs
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware Lumber, Leather,
ONCE Furniture, Harness, and ssddlery, are re-
quested to send to this Office, on MONDAY ofeach
articles they are prepared to furnish this Depot at
short notice, with the price of each marked in plain
figures SO that in case the exigencies of the service
require it, the article articles can be obtained
without delay, and at the lowest price.
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot viii be rs.
CURED to furnish the list punctually every Monday
morning. D. II. RuCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quarterm astel,
ja5-u Depot of Washington.
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QYJ.c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

u y. w., hUCuUUoeIB.
TRUSTEES sALEOF LOT ON STREET. BE.
TWEEN I4TH AND 18th STREETS WEST.
On TU ESDAY AFTERNOON, July 6th. 1854, at
O'Clock at the Auction Rooms Of J. G. Mcguire &
Co., by virtue Of deed of trust from Ohsrlss T..
Ryerson dated June 25th, 1853, and duly recorded
the Land.Kecords for WASHINGTON county, D. O., We
shall sell, the vest half Of Lot No. g, Ia Drarys
subdivision of Square No. 2O9, fronting 2l1s feet
on north street, between 4th and 18th streets
west. and running back 100 feet to lofoot alley.
Conyeyances and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. WM. b. WARD, Trnstass
JAS. Y. DAVIS.{ AfuS'oeS'
&c. 10 2aWdds J.C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts.
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RYJ. @. MCGUIRE 1 CO., Auctioneers.

CATALOGUE BALE OF VALUABLE COLLEC,
to-! r2y OF F MILITgAnRY, scIENTIFIo, AND MIS-
On THuRsDIY and FRiD4Y ByENINGs, June
Esd and 24th We shall sell com rnencing at f.past
teven O'Clock each day at oar Auction Rooms, the
Library Of the late Gen. G: Totten. Chief Ensi;
reer q. B. Army, compris n over one thousand
Volumes Of rare and valuable Military, Scientific,
and MiscellaBeous Works. Me- FIJI
Terms cash.
Catalogues may be obtained on application to the
AuctiOneers. u H.. 80 =
4. ~ Capt ". g; T + ~ G Exeensor.
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United STATES MARsHALs SAIL. Z

United bTATES MAKSHALB SAL. ~
the Clerk's ONCE Of tho Circuit Court Of the
District Of 0olpmbia, snd TO me directed, T. viii
Court House door, Of said county, ON MONDAY, the
9Th day Of June next. 1854, at II O'Clock all de-
tendsnts right, title claim, and interest In Ind to
undivided third part said Lots seized and ieviea
upon As the property Of William Douglass, and win
Der term 1859, in favor Of VIM. q. ", white and
Brother, nse of James r. Smith, use of Henry
my. la-d&ds late q. 5. Marsha. b. q.
ITHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
tiIthe 10Th inst, same hour and place
Jet late q. 8, Marshal, D. @.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
ALL Dental Operations performed in a thorough
and scientific manner, by DR. MERRILL,
successor to DR.. W. P. McConnelD at9SS2
Asa Pa. avenue, between Sd and AZ SITS. >0
Teeth extracted without pain by the use OF
Particular attention given to filing and preserv-
ing the teeth. Chldren's teeth carefully attended
TO.
Artificial teeth inserted in the most approved
styles now adopted by the profession. my23-Im*
ERfAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
Tssih Extracted isithoks Ppf~ Viti Ms Mxh,iA 0
O1ygS8,
would advise All persons having teeth TO ex.
tract to call 1t DR.. 1EWIE'S ofice,
and have them taken out by this new
and harmless process. Also call andQLl1I1
examine the Doctors new and Inn
you once See the great Improvement in bis teeth
you win hays them in other style than this new
and valuable enc. No. a42, Pa. avenue. between
Rows l''A 's 8. b. LEwIs. N. D., Dentist.
III. LOOMS, N. b., t & Inventor and p.,.ns..
OF the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at
tends personally at his ONCE in this
elty. many persons can wear theseSl{IYY"
teeth who cannot wear others, and no 49,
person can wear others who cannot wear these.
Persons calling At my once can be accomm odsted
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
elesnest strongest, and most perfect denture that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLAT1 will BE-
more fully Warfa nted.
Rooms in this city-No 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also. 907 Arch st,
Philadeiphia. mar4-ly
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+ AUCTION SALES. $
FUTURE DAYS.
10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioneers. {

FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE
We shall sell in front Of the premises the follow;
ns the wsshns
SQUARE sa6. Lots Ii and IL. corner Of Twelfth and
south I streets Two Lots; ll-47 feet front on
Twelfth street BY rs feet on South l street
I 1AH.e front on Twelfth street, BY IS feet
Souare On. Lots H. IT, Is, u andlS, Twelfth street
east between south and south I streets.
5y i s. in sRs l fss let. Psss:
II ont, by 200 feat inehes -.
Square ! eas, Lots and g. south L street, between
Twelfth street east and Thirteenth street east;
Lots II and u, south X street., setween Twelfth
street east and Thirteenth street east Four
, Lott; go feet front on Thirteenth street, By
: a5 feet on south J. street; $50 feet 8 inches
front on south + street, By ia2 feet inches;
11-60 feet inches front on south X street, by
Io2 feet inches; E2-62 feet front on south z
All these lots open on alley Ways in the rear.
To be sold separAtely. l tl-E2u T.
Terms: Three! quarters cash balance in and II
months secured BY deed of trust on the premises
All conveyaneing and revenue stamps at the cost
10 l0-esd GREEN WILLIAMS. Auets. b,
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AoG OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 1oH
A beautiful assortment Of Gilt and Dark Oval
Pietures also variety Of Carte de Visite Hrsrnss
ct I.-MARK RlTGRB,l ass 7tA street, y
Eight doors above ODD feilows' Hall
Terms cash - - % 29-lmifs y
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RYJ. G. M0GL IRE & CO., Anotionsers.
DEs1RABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT PUP

DEsIRABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT PUP
On THURSDAY w af HnGRENsSS; June n, at 6
sf hsss ss
inches on sth street. east inprsvea +; new s two
ing rooms With celisr; stsbiins Tor horses and
coys Tasson- honse with large hay loft, ana other
The grounds are laid out with choice fruit trees,
grapes: &C., and, With small expense, could be
converted into fine summer resort and public
Terps; onethird in cash; the residue in 6,
deed Of trust on the premises. .,.r 81 =
~ Early possession 81 ven. $500.
,Conveyances and stamps At the cost Of the pur.
je I'D [Rep.l &c MCGUIRE CO., Auets.
RYJ. o. MEG UIRE& CO.. Auetioneers. y.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
ALE sGsfNEs 81 fST SN fGNksxtvA;
E66ANa = BRIDGE fDaaE' AM 0AioA TAVERN al
L eonplisnce Win N order ofths ciroui. cour.
Of H. On
oanmissieners il the above :nsitled ssase. Viii
S.Ss n sps .ys fissssa
side Of Sd s
% Lot Nc. :. in SQUARE No: ~. situated at the
foot Of the Potomac Bridge, containing 1898 .gpare
feet Upon thislos there is large Brick Dwell.
Terms Of sale: one-third in cash, on the day of
due in the name Of the respective heirs, payable,
moth s:. the the :ss .s It 5. 1 4: S
+ tse sGss e re purchaser
5 S$ $k$t !: Essfh ssssssseHnHrr'
jelsd 10. McG UIRE & CO.. Auets.
RYJ. G. Mcguire CO.. Auctionsers.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
ss$ FL sss
RsjeIiy Fl he RsIsss ints1s ss,ersd % Tie
ss:s I'd ssss Z ex Ct
SsfSf VI Sss
ns .na Ssns is He 1T; 81 WssS
list The Whole of s qu.re No. 49, fronting on l4th
south. The entire square contains 1898 square
Ss ia ss ssnsss IF vs
s; s sssspss q
surrounded by shade trees, and commanding fine
view of the Potomac and Virginia shores It is
and will soon be connected with Pennsylvania av2
enue by the 18th street. branch Of the Washington
ID Part of Lot No. ]. in Square 267, fronting on
Maryland avenue, and lying between 1871 and 14th
it a double two-story frame dwelling house.
Terms of sale One third in cash on tho day Of
sale; |he purchaser or purchasers to execute his
bonds for the residue in the OF the respective
heirs able with interest at the essi rate at six
and twelve months after date; the title to be with
held till the payment of all the purchase money
ALI convey aneing ct the cost Of the purchaser.
~. JOHN HENDERsONtY ,-
.a. - HENRY A. CLARK. =. .t.-...
= CORNELL Ua a. D0U9HRRTY,
10 JOHN G.. ROBINSON, a. .
Commissioners.
je I'D ]. g. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-17
RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
WEST, BifWEEN Q AND PsTREETs NOKTH.
On TufeDAY AFTERNOON. June IS, at s o'clk,
on the premises by virtue of deed of trust dated
September %, is6i, and duly recorded in Liber N.
Q. r. No. and folios l, ct SEQ, and Of the Land
Lot No. in Crittenden's sub division Of Square
sga fronting % feet on Ninth street west. between
and streets north, TnnniDg ssch q fset4 inches
Brick Dwelling House containing two basement
rooms, saloon parlor, wide hall, and three cham.
bers. with woodshed, &C., in the rear.
Terms cash.
Corveyances at cost of the purchaser. L.
THUMASS. BURR Trustee
les dts J. G. MCGUIRE d co Aacts