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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07
[Circular No III
Mi and 4, 4. General.

Tic amount Of it is simply this,
that when a drafted man does not
pay $500, or get substitute, or 90
himself, the Government drafts again
ANA takes his neighbor in his place.
Can there ben greater injustice
than THE! lfhy reason Of the npgiect
Of the Government to retain its men.
il losrs thelu, others not pccUniarly
obligated have to pay The ponally OF
those dlaltel. There aye about >
go men, We undlr5iaul, who have
not reported in the tSo districts in
his county, and for these destr!ars
another supplementary draft is to be
ordered The deserters when caught
are to bc credited. not on the draft
under which they were drawn, bu, On
another and future draft This is un
fIIr and unjust decision as can PCS
s.bIy Jo imagined. -Eaqai,sr,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07
A Beautiful Decision Under
the Con seriptiOn Law.

The following circular has been re.
ceived by Proves. Marshal Jones IN
this city;
OFFICE or \. a. PRovosT MAEsHAIi
GrSEGAL FOR ONO.
[Circular No. ~
When supplementary draft ia
made for deficiencies uccassioned by
drafted men failing tn report, and the
quota is tins filled, dcserters from
frat draft, if arrested and held, will
be credited on m:ure calls,
By order oi Crlone! Porter,
l.. V. BlEHL L,
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u + + &c IA l. -,
Nar OepaIlmeme, n1 sa. a@1 1n'one y y GfTass GMce,

" Washington, D. C., Jlle IA, 1854.
The following officers, having been reported
at the headquarters of the army for the often ces
they will stand dismissed the service OF
the United States, unless, within fifteen 15) days
from this date, they appear before the Military
Commission, in session in this city, Of which
volunteers, is president, and make satisfactory
defence to the charges against them.
For failing to report to the Medical Director at An.
napolis. Md, as ordered. - ~,
Second Lieutenant. j. W. Yeaton, 39th Uni.
ted States colored troops.
For failing to report in person at Fort Smelling,
Minnesota, as ordered.
First Lieutenant Eugene L. Townsend, Vet.
eran Reserve Corps.
Conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentlemen irs
refusing to return money taken from soldier
rhom he, ~hile officer Of the guard, had caused to
Second Lieutenant Henry Harrison, 33d Ohio
volunteers.
Disobed,ence of orders and absence ,cithout leave.
First Lieutenant Isaac Adds, 99th Pennsyl.
yania volunteers.
Absence ,eithout leaee.
Second Lieutenant 5. l.. Savage, 1S3d Penn.
sylyania volunteers.
First Lieutenant Michael L. S. O'Briau. 29d
United States colored troops.
First Lieutenant Benjamin V. Carey, I23d
Illinois volunteers.
First Lieutenant L. A. Chamberlin, battery
A, Independent Maryland artillery.
First Lieutenant M. Carroll, 99th Pennsylva-
mia volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon Elmer Nichols, 11sth Hi.
nois (mounted) volunteers.
.Desertion.
Second Lieutenant Joseph NJ. Roser, 5th
Maryland volunteers.
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.

TsnnesseeEThe vieiisnce Comm ittee - prepara-
tons to Hang the sshoOIp as.er-. Whats the Use
LONE Rwiassr 1s and ReG HSRsfa Pros
fbs WsndsreTs O. the FACE Of tie ithYl
lars HoussNThs ,scheSlfnsster Hanted Down
fsaipsrR Ropes IN Pursuit Of
Of Penn hsnsoqSsRsge nss
$arI ~ xe1Es M Mrsels9AssseH seass yii5sss
Hssst i liz
ssi A. / asi
eto9nmit n tee e Stir in Pnrsuit-Capture Of PsnnTH
wfss 5S@Rs bss @
Rsssr1 into ID DaGssraPsnn Finds
SsEk Hosf 5sioTss ss PsSnmtsFl 5;a,Ssd doa
TIE Triumph Of the Bayonnet-Eseape Of the Pris-
gsnds # he ias
Phrenole sieal -Deyelopme.tThe Trust at the
paI Kss5s Rs asa sss s
SIN il Desperase in
ss foses on POSITION os rfsna
Saved h the Desperate Heroism Of P0mp-Thril'
stage. II IS one q the fnhost magnificent and esati1s
SCENE 3.-Interior of Cudjo $ sCave-Blythewood
PrsopeT.Master and nd Slave change R RPases1The
Virginia Attack Threatened . .Treache ry-yir-
ginia's defense Of the Gave Of Blythewood-
The Woman WhipgerS-A Little n lM1is,take-0udjo Mis-,
CudJo's Cave-loYe- making in the Wilderness--
The Council of Waffle The Gaze Disc1yered % bysilas
Warm Welcome to Cudjo's Cave-Grand Tablea,,-
The Runaway and the Free Nisger-Is Carl a
silas-Her Heroic Resolve-Capting Sprowl Makes
aspeech-The Mountain Torrentfepe e speration Of
misunderstanding Death of Cudjo' and Silas
Rop s-The Last Attack Defeat of the Secession
ists-The Old Flag Floats Again in Tennessee
Grand Tableau of Victory.
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War Department, Adjutant Generals Office, !

Var Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, ID. c., June 13 1864. )
The following named officers, charged with
offences, and heretofore published, are exempt
from being dismissed the service OF the United
Special Orders No "a series of 1863 from War
Department, having reported that satisfactory
defence has been made in their respective cases,
viz:
Lieutenant Ii. R. PSgh, 18th New York cav.
airy.
Sacond Lieutenant Jacob Hamilton, company
r oth Veteran Reserve Corps. -
Major George r. Davis, Sd Rhode Island
cavalry. Z: u. ToWNsnND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
SkirmishiBs Along the Lines-No General
Engagement.

ICorresrondence OF the Associated Press1
HKArQUARTERs ARMY OF THE PoroMAC,
Sne H;-botn ar rmtes occupy tneir Old posiuou
considerable diminishing and cannonading,
but NO damage has been effected by either side
Tne men are we'll protected behind high and
strong breast works
The enemys soldiers converse with ours in
the most friendly manner, but opinions being
too freely exchanged, we'll as sugar and
tobacco, such familiarity has now been stoppe
by special order. The rebels have a large gun
mounted upon a railroad truck It throws a
x.inch she'll, but is nevertheless the subiect Of
much mirth among or men. -.
General Meade rode through this portion of
his lines yesterday afternoon. His visit was
entirely unexpected, and was made in most
upostentatous manner. 80
The railroad has been torn mp by our troops,
and the rails, from Dispatch Station TO White
House. have all been carefully removed.
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KIDWELL L HENDERSON, ,f5f .4lI a-.
N --fsf No. 367 ID STREET, HEAR Ninth,
Respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they have now in store well Sc
'effAWAIL PAPERS AND DwINDowsHADES,
which they are prepared to sell at the lowest cash
Work done at short notice in the city or country
by e1perisnesd wS.tmeNH ..n r. ar, ns.,.s, ns,r o.,
Franklin Hall Building. --ap H-u
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HThe following dialogue is said to have
taken place recently between married couple
on their travels: "My dear, are You comfort.
able in that corner7" go ute, thank you, my
feetr, 80 uite sure love-" "And no cold air
from the window by your ear :" aQuite Ger.
tain, darling" "Then, my dear, IN change
places with you HE@st
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RY ]. 9. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctionesrs.
UNREsERyED SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT
PROPERTY IN SQUARE 447, FRONTING ON
SEVENTH STREET WEST AND NORTH.N
AND o STREETS. ~ s-- - -
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at
6oclock, on the premises shall sell for account
of St Vincent's Orphan Asylum, the following
valuable vacant Lots in Square No. AZ, viz:
Lot 10 fronting 60 feet 7th street west be-
tween N and streets north, and runnip 9 back lls
feet to o s6 feet alley .s'o'--
Lots "A, l6 and l6 fronting each 81 fest on north
o street between 9Th and 5th street streets west. and
Lot s, fronting 81 feet north N street, between
9th and 7th streets west running back la5 feet to
50 feet alley, -.l
The above win be divided into good sized Build
il Lots.
Terms One third cash; the rem ainder In AMI
u months. with interest. secured BY deed OF trus
on the premi ses.
Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur-
cb sseTs,
~ To prevent irresponsible bidding. q pay
ment Of so on each lot will be required at the
time of sale, .---..s1--..1 g..
je6-d JC MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
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LOCAL NEWS.

POLICE EREPoRTs.-Sec0ndP Precinct --Thoma As
Butler, bury ing dog in street; cvsts IS cents.
Chas. Peters and Jas. Weber, assault and bat
terry; dismissed. Eugene Stevens, do; IS. Geo.
Bates, throwing stones; sass ~ 49,. %,
TAtrd Precinct.-Thos Llckett, disorderly:
as As. VIM. Marcy, do; S2.45. Samuel Booth,
do; Cornelius Sullivan, do; dismissed. Green
bury Brown, drunk and disorderly; Sl55. Jno.
Sullivan, keeping vicious dog; dismissed
Mary A. Kelly, drunk; do. Henry Armstrong,
fast driving; SIS Co.
Fourth Preoinct.--Wm. Dobbias, Sarah Soul
ly, Edward Fallen, Edward Butcher, John
Berger Geo. James, Thos Kelly, L. Smeed,
John johnson, Jas Harvey, drunk and disor-
Mary Rasan, do; workhouse John McCue,
do; military. Jno. Walter indecent exposure;
81. Jno Kelly, deserter; military.
Fgh Prec5nct-JosPphine Chapman, Maria
Gilmore, dlsorderly; 81 5seach Margaret I'd
sci, Arm Butler, do.; ~ each. Jas. Dougherfy, =,
do; locked up. Mary Brown do; workhouse.
John Egleston, do; SIS. Martin Welsh, do;
dismissed. Henry Duran, drunk; 8 SO. Bridget
Martin, grand larceny; dismissed. Amanda
u2rt, Sarah Wilson and Margaret Clagett,
street walking; Sl5S each.
Sizth Precinct-Mary Nutrell, drunk and
ceny; Jail. J. Raundy, drunk, military. ]. II.
johnson, drunk and disorderIy; 81 Thomas
Brown, larceny; Jail for court Mlchl Maho-
ney, assault and battery; for hearing. John
Morris, larceny; dismissed Thomas White.
diserderly; IS. Sam Goldine, do; dismissed. .
Frank Smith. indecentexposure;s5 Edmonia
6s tes, drur X; workhouse. 'f
Tenth Preeinct.-David Craig, John Kettle,
Chas. Rodhw well, vaerancy; workhouse, VIM.
Kelly, drunk and disoruerly; military. r.
Hatton, dIsor derly 80. Moses Wormiey, do;
S.. Catharlne Jackson, do; 80. Louis Wies-
niger, indecent language; 81. Frank Hanks,
deserter; military. Thomas J. Smith, drunk;
dismissed.
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w WANTED. ., ..-..r-,
FLUTINGI

Every lady in the District to know that have,
at considerable expense, had built q very elegant
machine for fiptilg or Crimpine Dresses. e.
Orimped at short notice. in as good style, and as
chsap as in any other city Ladies' remembsr s this
place to get stamping done. 3S1 r street, oppo-
site Patent 0fee. Stamping and Machine stitch
Ing DEPOT. myS
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Arrest Of Marshal Murray.

NEW YORK, June 13-United States Marshal
Murray was arrested o-day by the sheriff OF
Greene county on warrant issued under an
Indictment of the grand jury OF that co unity,
for kidnapping. The matter will probably be
arranged SO that the NJ arshai Will be released
or his own recognizance 10 appear when
wanted
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General Buffers Com m a and-An Quiet AZ
the Front. --..

FORTRESS MONROE, June 1850 p. NJ
The steamer Thomas Powell has Just arrived
from Bern uda Hundred and reports all quiet
in General Butler's department.
Ne intelligence from General Grant His
supplies still 60 to him via the White House
and York river.
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DYJ.o. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. .Auctioneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF THRBB DESIRABLE
DWELLING HoTSE5 AND LOTS ON THE
TWEEN q AND II STREETS NORTH.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, june 18th, at 6
o'clock on the premises, shall sell Lots No.
u and Is, in Square No 49, fronting together 80
feet on 9Th street west between g and b streets
north and runnir z tack IS feet to q wide public
alley, improved by three very desirable Frame
Dwelling Houses. with back buildings, to be sold
separately.
Terms: One.h half cash; the remainder in and ;
months, with interest, secured by deed on the
premises
Conveyanees at the cost of the purchaser.
ie SIT j. q. McGUlRE a Co., Aucts.
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ieH-d J.C. MCGUIRE { Co, Ansts.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.J 90
vALgAgLl BUILDING LOTS IN VARIOUS
PARTS OF THE CITY AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 2oth inst, We shall sell on the
premises, commencing on TIE 6rst lot at s O'Clock
Z: ;nhe following handsome Building Lots in the
Lot No. 9, in sqqars 2s, front 70 feet II inches on
viii 6e divided it desired into three lots.
Lot Ss, ~. same square, front ~ feet inches,
North part lot ii. square III, having front Of
nue. and E street north. = :.
And on To EsDAY. the 2lst inst, we shall sell
commencing at the first named lot at s 0'e oek p
M viz: =.........g 7 .-... =
Part s 8. in square 4s2, having front Of q feet
9incbes on street south, between AZ and 9Th
West half lot 8, in square 4as, front 40 feet on
eor tn street, between AZ and 9Th streets west
will be divided into two lots of 20 feet each if
Part Lot in square 677 it being the east ls feet
fronting on street south, between ID and Sd sts.
Terms: One half cash, remainder in six, and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest from
day Of sale. Deed given and deed of trust taken.
All conveYancing, including revenue stamps at
the cost of the purchaser. Title in1eputabls
Twenty dollars win be required paid dim when
the property is Knocked off from each purchaser, r,
and II rot paid the property will be put MP again
and rold to the next ighest bidder. - =, :
jeBd = GRE1N & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS rHEATKR.
PENsILvAnA Az, HsAa WILLAHD's Ho1nL,
Also Of GroSers New Chestnut Street fhssssp. sSsS.
Philadelphia. n = y
Second appearance of the ia, ented Actress,
aF'5 MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON
whe will appear in her great character Of
vICrORINE.
THIS Tuesday HVENIN9,r
The performance to commence with the donnsst;s
Drama, in three acts entitled
vICTORINE:
THE WORKING GIRLS DREAM.
Victorine.-- Miss Charlotte Thomson
Performance will conclude With the ue " oomeax
in TIVE acts, row playing in New York With great
.lrs BULL In A CHINA SHOP, rsk
Bagshott, his original character J.. K. Mortimer
WEDNESDAY EVENING ,.FANoHoN. THE
F0RD'S NEW THEATER, -
TEETH STREET. ABOVE PrxHsYLvAsfA Avssus,
a..a GREAT SUCCESS TT . h
Of the new American drama.
Mr.. J. 8. CLARKE
THIS EVENING. JUNE Il,
viii be presented the fiH TGok; american drama of
l THE GENTLEMAN OF NATURE. s
Peter Wsxem, the Gentleman of
Marion, afterwards Mrs. Judge mt o. O. 'iAfRe
To Conclude with Tom, Tavlor's ad mira BE com.
edy of BABES IN THE WOOD.
other ehsssssers BY Miss Alice Gray and the he en
tire Company. .F- IsrH p
Tosmorrow, Mr.. J. s. Clarke in Planehe's great
play, called 90 =. ---l-l.
THE KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE,
In active preparation. Shakspeare's Comedy of
the I ..- = -: ~ - - 80 .r
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs 8 SALE.

In virtue of two writs Of Pieri Faciss issued from
the ol-rk's ofics of the Circuit Court Of the
eIPose to public sale for cash at the front Of the
Court House door, of said county on MONDAY, the
fsndants right, title claim and Interest in and to
Lots No. ], 2, and 8, in Square No; 90, bsins the
sn,ro ps, Of ssd sne ans 1
be sold to satisfy judicial No 2S5 and 299 to 0cto
Der term 1859 in favor OF VIM, q. W. White and
Brother, use of James h. Smith, use OF Henry
Douglass WM. SELDEN,
my .l3-d&ds late y. B. Marshal. D. O.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
WIN. SELDEN,
je7 late q. g. Marshal, D. o.
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UYJ. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

fHATkK sTkKEF HoFSks FSsmkKtY H 6REaSN AIfEY AIffEGY4soN
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at
O'Clock. ON tn premises, we shall ssn the south
half Of Lot AZ In Square numbered 443, fronting
l2s feet Madison street., "a street running from
to n streets north, between 9Th and 7th streets
west running back Il feet to Is feet alley, with
with two story Frame Dwelling House contain
ing 70 our rooms AID kitchen, and Large Frame
Stsbe
Terms One-third in cash the rem aind er in and
months, With interest, secured by deed OF trust
on the premises
Conveyarces at the cost of the pureh aser.
lie sd j. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CANTERBURY HALL. ,na il
h2s1e IS1sFsksUsTT H1Ek rHHxP.s HsP
S'a e"" " s.,s,siss. sia ,,: . Hsss o. s'''"a' aad
WI. c1s411VaI.....-------sa.ss - -. saaassl.
Reproductions, by particular request, for 17s'
!. ....s '$sH $sH #fHk #hHk SssE$; SsE$;;
a::EE:E EssHs
witnessed during Rs rst two Weeks of its per-
"fn 'hee n FEN sPTffofU TMoUsANp s. pERsoks. .s,e
e.presss the sts entlad
Sd .'4- Inv SSBBj}Ss SSB}$s SSzzSh SSzz$h 5.5 @s.
u :, sSB;S's SSB}$'s SzEf: SfES:: : ,.,. !,
i E. S:$EEHS$E s:$$EHSHE & 8: EEHHB$z: EHHHBSz
EE% EE% ssEEssEEEkEE AsP 4kP 4RsS!SEMMESEs
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS.
A Village in East Tennessee. gi- sa. ..- 1a
Barber Jim s Cellar. \ r.. e.-.- -.
WaterfaIls Wal I and ciifs in the oumpersnd Noun
' '' Machine by II. Walker; t7..
AApp?;intments Apps;d d S{ u MI M splnEsn; RrsSsn;
The Burning Mountains and Rescue of Virginia
Villars is of the most awfally grand illustra-
tiens ever presented to the public. .r. 80:
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
And on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at p. M, will
be preseptefth. New Drama, drsmatzed expressly
for the Canterbury, by John +. Poole, Esq, en-
'''''D CUDJo's CAVE, ~
- BArrLE-cRs9Y sY 1HE oF FREEDOM.
POMP, self -emancipated bond
man. >. ----.--;. ID. LEE Efoanscl
Cudjo, a deformed negro and fugi-
tive. but sound in heart -----.-s-..- Billy west
master j. ]. Dou sherty
of courage and of cunning :. ;. w. g. Cavanaeh
Rev. Mr.. Vi]lars, aged clergy :.
man. and blind. dr. ~.
Mr. VilIars rs...,'..,.... ...-. John Mullisan
Stsckbridge) e.. Mr. Lefert
Grodd .-... r.. MsPhefson
Lvsander Sprow1. =
siuss hue BBpiyIhs BiTythewood - 80 Mr. williams
Dan PepperilL " }Secessonists} 80. NJ Sullivan
6er 6errin . -. ....... Howard
Davis ........D t........ johnson
dau ehterl. Jennie Forrest
Mrs sprovl, widow as has lost
her brother----.. ...."... LUCY Vh1pon
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RY J. G. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers.
THREE FRAME HOUsESAND LOTS ON SOUTE
y STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS EAST,
oHANoERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL

- :
Pursusnt TO decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Colnmbia passed the 18th day of
May, iSS4. IN an equity cause. mo. 2H) wherein
and John L Hall defendant, the subscriber win,
on THU URsDAY, ths.2d day Of June instant, at
for sale at Public Auction, TO the highest bidder,
Lot No. s and the east half of Lot No a in Square
S76, in this city. The lots are adjacent and front
on = Street south, between Sixth and Seventh
streets east, running back to South Carolina ave-
The terms Of sale. are One third cash; the re
N ainder in equal instalments in three and six
months after the day Of sale. The notes Of the
purchaser. with approved security, win be
taken for the de ferred payments.
In Ave days eafter the trustee win sell thu
property at the risk and cost Of the defau ting
'Conbeysrces and stamps at the eost Of the pur-
chaser. RObEnT NJ D1AL1s rrustee.
je 7-Staw2w&ds ], @, MCGUIRE L CO., Apets,
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auet,ri Ge getorn

IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEoRG ErOwN AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. June Is, at s
o'eioek D. m will sell in front of the emisss
tion TO GEORGETOWN fronting 20 feet on the west
side of.monfgomery street near Dunbsrton street.
and run ming back l2l fest, aod 10 improved By o
Good Two ftory Brick House.
Ess. Part of Lot No. .T Iss in Bsalps addition to
Georgstown, fronting 20 feet on the south side Of
Dun barton street, near Montgomery street, and
running back 80 feet, and improved by Brick
Stable.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty.
Conveyancing and stamps At the cost OF the pur-
eb sser. .f
Sales positive.
lie I'd THOS, DOWL1N6, Auction0er.
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RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs

CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
the District Of Columbia, dated the list Of May,
,f 81
s Rs ri, das s sns slafs s & s aecet
in frost Of the premises. PROCEED to sell all
ton. and bstrict OF Goiu S Ss I known nov .d dss
mated as lot numbered 16 in square numbered 8;
s0 sAs SP Of
b9es on ,ss lot and part Of a
s estate Sslss Of as
Stephen Cassin =. -.
txesn snd III .tssss 0a ontns
and inches on + street. and extending back with
that unit nm yidth fa feet inches) los feet 10
The terms 'ti of the s sale are One third cash. the
q aay o .s
to bear interest from the day Of sale and the
purchaser or purchasers, with surety to be ap.
e 'ss b sst se .7
the right tore sell tie property, at the risk and
Sh
newspapers publisht in the city Of Washin ston.
and e The COS, q the
my Is ssaw&ds GREEN l. WfILfAMs. Iacts
RY TH0s. D0wLING, Auctioneer; !; georgetown.
TWO STORY TRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN
q. VOC oSSEoRGEToWH 4 8 yNy xnrA AT AAUGIIoS; -.
n
part lot No. Isl, in Beatty and Hsviins' add,
s9e assP S sspes. fronting Market
The s,,se sepsst offs good
Terms: Cash All convsyaheipg and stamps at
Se sd sd o' 'n' p'l'ntFFiae tFaes BOWLING, Aues.
RYJ. 9. MEG UREA CO., Anstioneers.
COMA1ss1o SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
ksIsIsPs sbsfsRss 81 foT IN
ssss ssiS si &. sssss .ssss
.h ds{ Of IN sss
81 PaTke g. HoSis. deceased, fhs snder.isnsd,
Commissioners in the above entitled cause. will
S M sas ~ hs ts a
fas tea NJ :ss ss &.
Coach and contain
"a Lot NJ; 1, in square 10. 2s7, situated at the
R BrSse
ing Houie. suitable for tavera. and other improve
( Terms Of sale: One-t third in cash. on the day of
Of
+ Ii
3. e
81 ''sq }SSs SsSsf S5hsS nsgsSSsenHArr,
,slsd 10. McGuIsE ISsiE2anc3so5.o1s1s co.e aasis.
RY J. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL EsTATE.
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It :.t sSsDs s r. 81 Sss
Rs.l Estate lying and being in the city Of WASH.
ist The whole of Square No. as2. fronting on l4th
south The entire square contains iissls SQUARE square
feet h tn The eSnsist Hf large well
out-houses. suitable for first class residence or
place of public entertainment and summer resort,
ssr o e
snd T & Il e.
.2d Part Of Lot No j. in Square Isl. fronting on
streets, containing ssi square feet, and having on
it = double txo-story two f,sms dwellins, house.
sale; the purchaser or purchasers TO execute his
bonds for the residue in the name Of the respective
and twelve months after date; the ttls to be with
held till the payment Of all the purchase money.
JOHN
HENRY A. CLARK, 81. ...1.
CORNELIUs A. DOUGHERTY,
JOHN G.. ROBINSON,
--tlE..a Commissioners.
10 lid ]. @. MCGUIRE L CO., Anets.r
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.J -
VALgAggLLl. BUIILpINg LOTS IN VARIOUS
PARTS OF THE CITY AT AUCTION
premises commencing ON TIE first lot at O'Clock
Z; the following handsome Building Lots in the
Lot No. in square %, front 40 feet II inches on
26th street vest between and X streets north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-14
DYGRFEN 8 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

Two FINE BUILDING LOTS ON N STREET,
BETMEskN Nod EhEvEETHc IL A iHc4IHI AIR TWELFTH
on THURsDAY, the 18th instant, ats O'Clock p.
m we shall sell, in front Of the premises, all of
Tof No 4, and part of Lot 8. In subdivision of
Square No. 3lS. fronting S5 feet on N street, run
ming back $50 feet deep These lots are beautifully
located for residences. .t....#.t s.rs.-. -, :.
Terms: One half cash: balance in three and six
months, secured by deed OF trust on the premises
All conyeyapcins and revenue stamps at the cost
Ss III Id GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.