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Notice.

4 LLPERSONS HOLDING NOTES OR LAWFUL.
"A accounts against the Estate of Tho,nas J. Cly-
hrn will present them Inc fr payment within
ninety days l:on date. After that time will no, tay
any ciainIa against tho Estate.
WM. CLYBURN,
Oct 2l-3t Aimiu,,,.to-
Confederate please copy three times.
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STATE OF, SOUTH CAROLINA.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CoLCAhIA, :. c., Oct IL, 1864.
IN. ACCORDANCE WITH THE RESOLUTIONS
Il of.'he Geieral Assembly, the following persons
have been appointed by the Governor the Military
Academy and will report At the Arsenal Academy in
Columbia. to Capt. J. +. THOMAS commanding, on
the fret day of January ue1ii
Ft,st Congressional I'is" "ict.-sergt--H HAnEnm,
Co. +. s. CIV, B. H. Owens, Pee Dee Light .Artille.
.ly.
Secons Cong,t.sione Inistriet-SerRt,A,F F. OBriep.
Co. !. lst S. C. T.
7htra Caay,ss,iOneI IDi,'' iet.-Bsnjamin J. John.
son.
Fourth Congressional Dixtr.et-lA .IaAcey Dean,
Go. r. Hampton Legion, S CV.
fyth ConDy essic,suI Listriet.--Tlepdors o. Ward,
Go. d.. 22d 2. C. V.
Si1m Cong ess'"'.al Dist'ict-Sergt. Madison r:
Hawthorn, Co. F, 18th S. G. Y.
The applicants who have not been appointed and
who may desire to renew their applications for the
next year, should give notioe thsreul 10 this depart
ment
BY srder OF the Governor.
b. ARTHUR,
Oct. ls Private Secretary.
IW Colu!nbia and Chatlea,on pager, .;publi.h sr
weekly for two wesks. All ether papers in the State
publish once.
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NEW ..COODSl'
=. 8oAERG.ER8 -.

.a-
pLAeK:AbPAeGAS;
ID Black and solored Calicoss;
Gpghamss Paper 4;anbries;
DeBeRes and Deaines;
Brown and blue nenns;
Superior English Iopgclotl,;
Ladies Silk Gloyes Whaebone;
Gilt Buttons ond Trimmings lor ladies dresses;
Black Italian sewing Silks;
BLACK, white and aolorcd spool Tlread--all Nos;
Rlsck ta1 Thread
Pins, Knitting Needles, Needles. Buttons, Tape;
Combs and Tolst sonp, Ilarpin>;
Ladies' Hair Netts;
Ladies' white, slate and blue Hose;
Servants Handkercllis =, and great many other
articles, too numerous 10 mention.
-: kLsO:-
Cotton Cards and Yarn-all Numbers;
7.s ard ~ Granitevile Shirt,gs, aud an ..Aasost.
merit OF Groccriss-aIso Gun Powder.
Call nnd: exanine tile stock at
:J. SOMMERS,
Opposite the Market.
October lS tn. tn. s.6
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AaTstsslss.

AagisssGtss.
{2ha- K. .Wit4sEspaou, Vim. y. Hogaa,-M. r. Tay-
ter' Horny Brace, John 4. Shaw. Richard L.
EHhhA ksr, " T. Barker.
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Notice.

A Ii. PERSONS ARE FOREWAREED NOT TO
II trade for note givenhy me- to John Baker, for
five hundred dollara, dated time In Juue 1861
a. the property tor which it g,ven Inns pro:ed IN.
sound, l. will OF pay said note unless compelled by
Jaw. JAMES A. THOMPSON.
Sept.
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Coroner.
John $. Merouey.

Aana9ers + Elections.
Camdsn-John S. Meronsy, c. A. Mcdonald,
Curston's Mill-Fredsrick Bowen, James Team,
Emanuel Parker.
Fiat Roek-Jes,. Truesdel, James Fletcher,
George II. Miller.
Bufalo-Wm. Mungo. Gillian sowell, VIM. Cato.
Lizenly's-Jehn McGougau, Daniel McCaskill,
Donald Mcdonald.
sehroci's Mill-B. T. MeCey. Alexander Me-
Leod, Henry Radcliffe.
Goodwin's Store-Benjamin Cook, John L, Mick
le,. James II. Vaughn.
Liberty lIill-A. D.. Jones, jr,, Il. C. Patterson,
Il. B. Cupnin CHAM.
Officers Of Courk
Joseph D. Dunlap Commilsioper in EQUITY; "
Clyburn. Clerk; A. l.. Mcdonald, Ordinary
duncan Sheorn, Sheriff
Tar Collector.
William McKain.
Confederate Enrolling O6c.r
". T.. Lener
Confedtrate Wur Tar, Collector.
A. NJ Kennedy:
A.ses,ar.s
J'hn Can.ey, R. NJ. Kennedy,
.C'''.s.er Of Tor in Kind.
Saneb Zones.
tMef Ce'nn,i''ary Asent
J: II. Dsvsre4u1'
Csntfd.rate Quarttrme.te,. Astnt,
James Sewers.
Stdte Quartermo'te,s Agent,
A. Markley Lee.
RsettVing and Delivering Agent.
j. NJ. Gayle.
observation-disclosures
Officers, of the Town Of Camden.
Intendant
James Dunlap.
Hdraens.
n. D. 4 B.1ley. Do liocot,, L. M. Bowel, X. NJ.
Kepacdy.
Recordsr
r. NJ. Kennedy.
:iXar.hsl and Market G.rA.
VIM. johnson.
Professional.
Physiefdns now Pracfeiny.
i. II. Drns, d. l.. DcSaussure, r. Rrenstiernn.
H.'H. Skies, benjamin H. Mathesnn. j. Mc(,nn,
J. i. 'Trantham, w. l.. Pickett, r. s. Lucns r..
F PMcDow. J.. N. .DeSa,ssure. Thomas w. Sal.
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RAGS !:RAGS!!

THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR WHITE
4 liner or cotton rags delivered large or small
quantities 1t this. Office.
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D1 STklC DIRECTORY.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
, .Lsgislators.

A. e.. ;Boykin--Ssnatoe.
aas. sh' D'ssp':saFs' D. D. P:ss1-k.pr.Ssls.-
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Council Notice.

-<kHh TOWN AUTHORITIES HAVING con.
Il TRACrED v ith party to cut all grass aud
weeds III the Cemetery outsde private lots) hereby
forbid any ono else cutting grass within the enclosure
By order Of Council T. ". KENNE EDY
Clerk Of Council.
Oct tf
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President and Director. Of Camden Bridge Co.
.President-John NJ. DeSaussure.
Directors-John Macrae. b. Perkins, ,Jnmes Team
Colin hacras, Sec. j. Treas.
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Soldiers Board Of Relief.
JehH NJ DeSsussure, l.. Barnes, James Dunlap. J.
Ross Dye, c. Nosely, James Team, Jesse Trucs-
del. John B. Mickle. Charles haley, john Gas
kias, Daniel Garduer.
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Comn.i.,io,.ers ofths Poor.
4. Barnes, 4. A. McDowall, John q. Higgins, R.
NJ. Kennedy, J. S.. DePsss. ". z. Hughson, Sec
and Treas.
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Coa.naissiuners Of Rouds.
., n. Dasaussure Chairman, B. r., Mccoy, W. E.
Hughes. Daniel b. Kirkland James l.. Nc
Dowal!. Lewis J. Patterson, }. English Dolby,
Fred. bowen, John l.. Mickle, Gillian Sswell,
Richmond Il. Terrell, Emanuel Parker.
The sixth section Of the "Act to establish GER
tain Roads, Bridges and Ferries, passed December
IL, is a. follows:
THAT each Com missioner Of Roads now in Of
fee, or hereafter appointed, shall until
successor .is appointed. and has accepted This
section to be in force during the wur.
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Csmmis,ioners to ApprQre Public Securities.
son, ST., A. b.. kennedy, Thos. E. Shannon.
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-4caden4ics and |rimuay Schools in ta,nden.
l.. NkCandless' Male Acadeny f. Slnudenmy o.,
male academy: Mrs. McCundlcss Academy tor
Young Ladies, Mrs. McCrciglt Miss DAN son
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DcNouu.
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Professional.
now Pr0cf,eiin1.

l.. n. Drns, D. L. Desaussure, r. Rrenstiernn,
n. n. Skies, benjamin H. Mathesnn. J. McCnn.
!. !. .Trantham, w. l.. Pickett, =. s. Lucas. r.
McDo~: L. ". DeSa'ssnre. Thomas W, Sal
mond, r. L. zsmp.
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B State papers copy three times.
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Commissioners of Free Schools.
Wiley Kelley, Vim. Dixon. James Team, {
Halle. Jesse Trueldel, Daniel Bethune,
Mcdowell
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kChuychr..
..Methodist-J. r. Wightman, pastor.
Presbyterinn-S. II. Hay,
Episcopal-T. +. Davis, jr.,
Baptist-W. E.. Hughson,
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VTARIETIESi VARIETIES
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Fronting Penn'A avenue and Ninth Streetl
SIGN OF THE BIG DRUMMOND LIGHT
HAhBLlN \ CO. ......,... ''..'.''''', iIHptlt'oIb
FITZ SIMMONS. Stage Manager aud Advertiser.
E5-OveT.cTOwdCd every night!
Hundreds left standing
10 GREAT UNION DRAMA.
Tho Great History of the DAy-Every Union
Man should sec it-Showing the Blessings OF
Union Depicting the Horrors Of Secess On-PTO-
duccd At an expense of OVER 81 ,sOO-EyeTy Ecene
new-EAeh n correct view, taken from the lscali-
ties Introduced and the buildings embodied, form
Ing q perfect pictorial history.
TERRIBLE AND SHAMEFUL CRIMINAL ACTS
MALE AND FEMALE FIrNDSl
SeTblAnce Of humanity, with hearts immoysble'
Private letteTs REd hidden trAnsgressions, row all
come TO ght in the great drama Of vice, written by
FitL simmons, the great sensation dramAtst author
of The Female PickpOGk"t Belle OF Washington,
and twenty other successful acting plays, IS per-
formed In this city.
The Drama is entitled,
THE SEVEN TH-SIhEEf DRESSMAkER,
TIE UNION NJ ARrYR GIRL,
perfect dramatic representation, Introducing a
new era in varied amuEements.
The peoples names In most cases are withheld,
yet the base and dIsoteditable actions of bad men
and bad women boldly presented In their vivid
vices,
Also, on Wednesday afternoon, in addition, the
great Music Hall Show. one hundred and hity
men, women, and children. Admission, % and so
cents. Old prices resumed. lell
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CONSULTATION OF FUEL AND QUARTERS.
WAR DEPARTMEST,)
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, }
WAsHISGrOS, June o, 1854.
General Orders, No. eos.
All buildings and structures of whatever kind, or
tents In the possession of the authorities Of the
United States, are to be REGARDED, for the time
being, as the property of the Government, and are
to be used and accounted for AZ such. OfhcerB or
enlisted men quartered III such structures or tents
In the possession OF the United States, no matter
whether conhscatrd, or merely seized and pos
sessed by Government authority, are deemed to
be furnished with quarters by the Government
No such officer or enlisted man Is, therefore, en-
titled to Communication Of fuel and quarters and
any communication psid In such cases will be imme-
diatcly refunded. Officers Of the QuartermAster'B
Department who have paid Communication In such
cases, or to any officer serving personally in the
field, will Immediately report the amount, time,
and place Of such payments and the names Of
those 10 whom they have been made, to the Pay
master General, in order that they may be deduct
ed on the accounts Of those who have received
| them.
| 1t shall hereafter be the duty Of all inspecting
| ofilcers to examine into aud report upon all mat
tiers connected with the execution OF this order.
BY order Of the Secretary OF War:
y. D. TOWNSEND,
IelS Assistant Adjutsnt General.
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DAN RICE's GREAT SHow.-This afternoon
and tonight afford the last opportunities OF wit
messing this rare entertainment On SUNDAY, the
rnIe maiercl and personnel will be transported to
Baltimore by special train, where, we doubt not,
the same brilliant career will mark the advent al
the greNt Jester in the monumental city that has
attended him in the national capital.
VARIETIEs.-Great summer resort. Coolest
place OF amusement. Seventh street DressmAk-
err the great sensation drama, Tonight. Seventh
Georgetown people see GeOrgeto Wn Heights in 1t.
Views OF the Long Bridge, Smiths niAn park, the
battle OF Seven Pines, with view Of Richmond In
The distance, &c, sc and the accomplished act
Fess, Miss Lettie Chandler, and the star company
wednesday afternoon, leyee.
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AL EXAM DRIA NEW S .

The following items are taken from the
State Journal OF the nth Instant
Liberal Contribution The handsome sum OF
500 was recently raised by the parish Of tho Rev.
DR.. Lewis, of WAtertown, Ct, snd forwarded by
the hands Of several ladies, on visit, to the hos
pitfalls Of this city. At this time such contributions
very gratefully received, and will be truly APP
preoiated, as II will be the means OF affordihg TO
the sick and wounded many delioac.es as well a.
necessary comforts.
ARTILLERY Prdofiee.-In accordance with previous
notice, the large three hundred FOUNDER (l6.inch)
and the two hundred FOUNDER Patrott guns, at
"let off" TO day, under the superintendence of
Major MesservCy, now acting brgadier general, in
the presence Of large cOncourle OF spectators.
The practice was excellent and elected the warm
applause Of those present. Three shots were nred
from the l5inch gun, the first being blank cart
ridge. The second thot was q she'll but the fuse
being cut little too short II did not reach the
mark The third one did better and struck within
ten or fifteen feet OF the barrel which was used 40
target and anchored near a mile distant from the
gunner. We had no idea that such accurate shoot
Ing could be done with so large and unwieldy a
gun.
Two shells were fred from the two hundred
FOUNDER Partott, the first one striking and ex'
as the second one from the hitcen.ineh gun: The
second phell was detective and exploded premA.
turcly, but without doing any damage.
There were quite number OF distinguished OH
oers present, among them several gentlemen be.
longing to the French service. They all expressed
themselves highly delighted with the practice.
The conclusion was not near so great az WAS an
ticipAted owing, perhaps, TO the fine breeze which
prevailed at the time.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ITO RENT---AN ELEGANT HOUSE,
with brown stone front, partially furnished,
with all modern improvements, centrally and
pleasantly located, No. AI street near the resi-
dence OF Secretary Oh Sc, together with large
brick stable. The premises not to be rented for a
boardlnE-house. For particulars, inquire Of Hon.
ELY, No. q Four-snd-a.hslf street. Possession
given imme liAtely. jelStf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
IL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 10.
Looation-Corner Of Sixth street and New YORK
Avenue.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK.
EVERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
TRAINED HORSES AND PONIES,
TRAINED DOGS AND MONKEYS,
TRAINED MULES AND BUFFALOES,
Together with the Blind Talking Horse,
EXCELSIOR, JR.,
The Comic Mules, PETE and BARNEY, and
MR.. HENRY COOKIES
TROUPE OF ACTING DOGS AND MONKEYS,
From London and Paris, The whole under tho
personal supervision of
MR. DAN RICE,
Assisted by his young and beautiful wife,
MRS. DAN RICE,
and the Eminent American EquefrieB,
PROF. $. O. STOKES AND LADY.
Admission to 20 cents.
Box Seats. 90 cents
jel4
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BOARD or COMMON CoUNcfL.-A petition
from j. Agnsw relative to an enoroaehment on
the public property was presented by Mr.. Heiston
and laid on the table. Mr.. Collins offered rtso-
luton appropriatIng $1,000 for the purchase Of
schoo flu niture Adopted. Mr.. Davis reported
q resolution to remit fine imposed on Jane y as
kins. Passed. Mr.. Shoemaker reported resolu-
tion TO appropriate 5000 for the repsir OF High
street Laid on the table. The Board then adj
journal.
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WHITEHURsT's GALLBRY, d34 PENNSYLVANIA
hvEEUE.--Tbis celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly RENTED and furnished. Has one Of
the largest collections of Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing likenesses Of distinguished persons,
both civil and military. Likeneshes of many OF
hese fallen in battle can he obtained here. = For
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his COM
petitorB, received medal At the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention iB called to his new
imperial Photographic, also Vignotts now much
ought after. novi4-u
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Nsw York STyIEs.-Gsntlem6l'S Clothing =
EciD rnd Fashionable "A large assortment for DroBI
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
tug Coats excel in beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered in this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
ocs-tf 3l2 Pa. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
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Music AT THE PREsIDENT's.-Th following
programme has been selected by Prof Scala fol
ihil evening, at the Presidents grounds l. Mira
LincOln's Union March. ?. Quiokstep-LA PaTi
Bini. 3, Oyerture-LA FigliA del Regimento. 1
QusTtette-Luoia ID LAmmermoOr. O. ConBtltu
tIon QuAdriles. 6. Amelia Waltz. 7. Mont DlanI
Polka. 8. National Medley.
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aEoRaEroWN AFFAIRS

BOARD OF ALDERMEN, June 1.-THE Board
met at the usual hour. A resolution from the
. Common Council to purchase school iurniture WAS
concuTred in. The resolution In regard to party
walls and fences was reported on adversely by the
Recorder
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND
COAL.

COAL.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June nth, 1864.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed till ~ o'clock m, on FRIDAY, July |, 10
fur iThing, for the use Of this Depart nent:
400 tons e $40 lbs. 10 the tOn) beat Baltimore
CompRuy's white All Goal,
81 tons best Red Ath Coal same size, and
2 0 co DIS best seasoned OAK Wood.
Satisfactory arrangements must be made TO Sc
cure o the Government full weight aud meAs"fe.
The wood muBt he corded aud measured upon
the premises, and One-iouTth sawed intO three,
and the remainder into two pieces, and all piled
away IN the cellar.
Parties supplying the Wood will he at liberty to
deliver 1t ut such time during the fall and winter
MS may best suit their convenience, provided secu'
Fity be gi,en for the faithful iuIhlment OF the
contract,
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids, II the Interests OF the department
seem to require It.
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be given OF thercabiisy and 10y atty
OF the parties
Samples OF coal, such as Ia desired, can be seen
by calling upon the undersignod.
Payments will be promptly made
The proposals should he addTos scl to the under.
signed, and endorsed "PrOpoasls for Wood and
Coal" OF for either one, As the Gaze may be.
JAMES 5. HALLOWELL,
Disturbing Clerk,
jel7-lst Post Once Department.
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TEE only place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods Of all kinds At MGnrdciUrers prices
At u. i. HALLS IndiA Rubber Warehouse, $40
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tonth
streets. AlgO, all kiGdB Of Rubber goods bUAutl.
lilly rot aired at short notice. mar 2j-u
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EXEMPLARY.-Mr. NJ. william, proprietor OF
the well known millinery establishment on Penn
81 lyaniA avenue, though over foTty.hVe years Of
age and a foreigner, has furnished substitute &c
go into the war for him.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFF CIAL.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE, J
WAsHISGTON, March IT, 1884,
All applications for leaves of absence or per,
mission to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General Halleok, Chief of staff, and must
specify the business for which the officer desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct to tho
Secretary OF War on this subject will receive no
attention.
BY order OF the Secretary OF War.
i. D. TOWNSEND,
m2I-tf Assistant AdIutsnt General.
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RARE BOOK CATALOGUE SALR.-The cata-
lOgue from No. I6I will be continued next Tues.
day and Wednesday evening, at ~ o'clock, over
Bank of Wash. ngtOn, by VIM. D. LewIB n Co., Suc.
tiOneora.
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Il
One Brick House on Fourth street, osxiOo, eleven
rooms, $4,000.
one BIick House on C street, frat ward, 2IxlOO
ten rooms, 81 500.
One Brick House on Seventeenth street, Fret
ward, l1x1O0 nine rooms, $4,000.
One Brick House on the leland, street, 25xiOO
ten rooms, 90 900.
one Brick House on Ninth street, 2okioO, nine
One Brick House on sixth street, 1sxlOO eight
rooms, $4,000.
one Brick House on street IsxIOO, eight rooms,
renting for 800 per year, $4,000.
One Brick House on street, 26xiOO, seven
rooms, g35O0.
Five Brick Houses on Ninth street, l7xIOO, seven
rooms, $500.
One Bfisk House on Eighth street, Island, 0OxsO,
One Brick House on Tenth street, IIxIOO, eight
rooms, 90 200.
Five Brick Houses, on Massachusetts avenue,
between and N streets, l6XsO seven rooms,
Two Brick Houses on street north, ISxI!5 Ave
-Four Brick Houses on Thirteenth street, Island,
one Brick House on Ninth street, i3xiOO, Eve
''''' '''''' FRAME HOUSES.
One Frame House, ia, 900 feet Of ground sixteen
One Frame House, tCottage,) esxIOO, twelve
rooms, $500.
one Frame House on Eighth street, I6xIOO, six
rooms, 81 800.
One Frame House on Tenth street, 05xl3s, seven
rooms, S2,700
Two Frame Houses on the Island, Virginia ave.
nue., 1880, seven rooms, 81 300.
Two Frame Houses on Eighth street, l2x1S, eight
rooms, 81 $50
Four Frame Houses on Tenth street, ljxlOO, hvo
rooms. o., 900.
One Frame HouBe on Twenty-thlrd street, (cor'
ner,) lSx70, six rooms, 81 500.
Bulldog Lots In AL parts Of the city.
Farms and Lands for sale and exchange.
MITCHELL SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast
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ANY one having occasion to visit a private
Vellny.
A large and successful practice here and elso-
where enables him to guaranty aperfeot cure in all
eAEes.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor. febl-u
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DOR SALE A NEW TWO STORY
Il BRICK hoUsE-saloon, .parlor, excellent
bAsement-one square west of the Circle, on Penn
syIvania avenue, adjo ing Doot. Newman's. Lot
extends from avenue to street. Title ndispu-
table. Possession given July ist, 1854. Inquire Of
J. d WHEELER,
my3l-tf Collectors Q1lce, City Hall.
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nor sALE---THE STOCK AND FIX
i lures of the Wood and Coal Yard located at
No. 4g3 Twelfth street, between and streets,
with lease Of one or three years, At the option
of the proprietor. SAID yard being centrally To-
Gated in the midst Of business community, makes
the location one OF the most desirable in the city.
The present proprietor having urgent business to
attend to elsewhere, will dispose OF the above at
low price, or would rent tie yard and fixtures II
desired. myl1-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18

JNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
a large quantity Of OAK aud PINE WOOD
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, whiCII
he is prepared to deliver to purchasers in any part
Of the city, at reduced priees. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, in quantities to suit pnr-
chaserr. Orders solicited at his now Wood Yard,
No. 1873 Twelfth street, between and streets.
no6-tf =, +. CORBETT.