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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
IN DIS1 RIOT COURT. HOWARD CO.
IOWA.
against Original Notice.
E. Thompson.

To Z. Thompson, Defendant:
SIR, You aro hereby notified that there is
~ now on lie in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Die trict Court or Howard county Iowa.
u petition of E. Thornburg. claiming you
the sum of one hand ed and seventy h,e
ao!'.- Cor money overraid ON contract. and
thai "n:r.. 40" a"rot.' shvre'o and 'Hwe:
:; or -".ogc roua q. IA. .e. nrd IhJ ui the
acxt tim Of the d sir ct Court I" be b"Gu"
.nd .,eId in said county commencing Oh the
at.. M,ndry after tho Sd MONDAY l" May
1854. yonr default will be entered and Judg-
ment rendered against you for the whole
amount claimed, VIII, interest and costs OF
suit. You will also take notice that writ
Of attac men: has been asked tor. against
your property and granted.
Dated January 9Th 1864. nlStA
GOODRl,'H Il MEAD,
Atty;s tor laintiff.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18

NOR SALE! i BARGAIN !!
A first rate quarter section of petir,e land
six r..les west OF New Oregon. Price
$3.50. Apply to CHAP, MAR
SHALL, Vernon Springs, Howard Co.
Iowa. March is, 1864
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
Net Assets January, 1864,
S3.OO2,556.39.

4th The Plan and Organization Of the
Etna after IS years severe trial has real'-
zci she greatest public advantage and sue
cess Of the various .ystems Of re !n"ure-
ence IN the Country. Is now better than
ever prenai ed TOR duty
ST.. IL, 600 Los claims have been set
tied and paid, SIXTEEN MILLION Of DOL.
LARS!
6tb. The Consumption # Property by Fire.
in the United States. averages owl 100000
daiy.-Is your property exposed and unpro-
teeted!
7th Are you Insured If not, why not!
the cost is ,rifling; tic duty is manifest; the
result may be your escape from ruia-whi!e
delay and neg Get may involve you IN bank
ruptcy, poverty or cruel Disappointment
9Th. Particular ATTENTION and regard is
given to small risks as we'll as large o:.'9
| Able security and superior commsrcu az,
vantaa es afforded.
Politics Issued uithout delay.
Il b. mitchell. Agent
| New Oregon. Iowa.
II. 10. If.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
MARRIED.

In Now Oregon, March 18th, by Alvah
Warrington Jr. Mr. George Helms and
Miss Ellen Yarrin gton, all of New Ore ,on.
In New Oregon March 18th, by Hon. c.
E. Berry. Mr.. Will am Helms and Mis-.
Emily Phillips: all of New Oregon
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
THE FAITHFUL MAIDEN

! knew Maiden fair and FREQ
! Who loved ayouth that went to sea
Fortune Ind never smiled on him,
And people called him Shabby Jim :"
That name wns good enough they doen,'d.
For ono who 80 unlucky scomod.
His nearest relatives, 'tissa,d,
Would pass him with nrched head,
But she, his fond md faithful maid,
In her affections never stray'd;
Although hor eye with griet grew dim,
She still adhe' ed to Shabby Jilc 80
"When fortune changes, he will be
A perfect Nonpareil," said shc
And shc was right for he came back
u ith golden treasure many pack
Aud first of course. the lecky gent,
TO ABRM kOHN'S Emporium went.
And rs q splendid suit he wore,
Felix's called him Shabby Jim no more
His friends and relative ali smiled,
But "Mistcr James" was not bcguilsi,
Scorning the merccnary trap,
tie poured his wealth in Annals lap.
Aspondid assortment Of fashionable
Ready Nude Clothing,
For Men and Boys. Also large stock OF
Bets and Shoes,
which J have in store adj ming the Cloth
ny Sscre. Also. u full assortment Of
HATS AND APPS
GETLEMEN'SfuRNISHING GOODS, &C
Which viii, sell at the lowest rates. Give us q
call and sec for yourselves.
UTAt the new brick building, next doc,
to WA. Ko.s' saddlery store. [n7v5yl
Abrm K0hn.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18

cept through the arbitrament OF
war, must raise one million of men
to subdue them. This is not the
last call that will be needed.
| | The Senate of the U. S. has
passed a bill giving all male ne
groes who have been in Washing
ton one year the right ofsuttrage.
1t is now pending before the
House where Of course it will
pass. The next move will be for
Congress to give the negroes of
the Southern States the right of
suffrage.
Legal tender notes were worth
so cents on the dollaron the 10th.
Mr.. Sumner presented a petit
ton from 1000 negroes of La.
asking the right of suffrage, and
it is said he is about to present a
bill to carry into effect the prayer
of the petitioners. Had it been
said two years ago that scheme
to regulate the elective franchise
in the states by Congressional &C.
ton would be tavorably pressed
upon the attention Of that ba&y.
tie psrson m. king the assertion
would have been deemed little
else than a madn,an.
Col. WolforJ of Kentucky, the
first to raise a regiment in that
state has in public speech de-
nounced the President as a ty-
rant and usurper. His arrest is
ordered by his high mightiness.
the President. Gov. Bramblette
who owes his election to Linco' ms
bayonets sustains the Colonel.
The clergy of New York have
entered a solemn protest. Tin the
name Of God and humanity: Of
course) against rafting for the
articles to be disposed of at sam
itary fairs. How about the rattle
of the President in 1.-The lottery
of death announced for April Is,
Messrs Clerical humbugs!
Tie bill authorizing Secretary
Chase to sell the gold in the Trea-
sury after paying the interest on
the public debt, land the Presi-
dents salary has passed both
houses ofCongress. 1t seeH.s to us
that instead, it should have been
a bill directing the Secretary to
pay the gold to the privates i'll
the army, in place Of treasury no.
ties worth only 80 cents to the
dollar.
Greenbacks have deprecated
so much that Congress has bill
in process of incubation for col
ming cents from Bronze instead Of
Nickel, which is now too valua-
bic to represent the fractional
parts of a dollar. When the war
closes and Reputation comes as
it is sure to, the Iron coin Of Ly-
curgus would be even too valna-
bic for that purpose, with iron at
5 cents per pound, aroirdupoise.
Wewould invite the attention
# onl readers to a notice from the
Secretary Of the Board Of Educa-
ton Of this State for a teachers
Institute to be held at this place
April 25. 1t is a matter that
commends itself to the attention
Of every friend of education in the
county and should have their cor.
dial support.
BEWARE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unpriuciplcl parties have put up Il
large amount Of worthless stuff called
Saicratns and scattered II all over tho
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
Lands for Sale {!
IN
CHICKASAW T. HOWARD cos
IOWA.

Being 1900 acres in Chickasav ard 1880
ncresin Howard Counties. iowa, which will
nc sold for caAh or Part on credit. Fer
terms apply to Geo. " JOKES. Dubuque
W. R. Mead, New Oregon, Howard Co.; CT
G. s. T.. Scott McGregor, iowa.
March, 4th 1864. nl6ms
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
GREAT INDUCEMENTS

GREAT INDUCEMENTS
COME AND SEEi!
NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODSf"
uroke caro- of tho dimes and tho dollars
will take care ofthemselvcs."
Nj. Nj. MOON,
Now has on hand and is being constantly
supplied with fresh and we'll selected STOCK
Dry Goods.
Ready made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Sugar,
Coffee
Tea,
Salt.
Dried Fruits,
Fish,
MOlaSSeS,
Golden Syrup
Brooms,
Tubs.
Pals,
Tobacco,
Fancy Goods
&
Yankee Notions,
In short he keeps himself we'll supplied
with all the articles of general marchanh Sc
usually kept ia q general stock of merchan-
die.
NJ goods sold on credit unless by special
agreement.
He is determined not to be under sold in
this market in any article of so-ds III his
line oftraas, nor to be surpass ed in the quail
ity and style Of goods.
Every article guaranteed to be as represent.
ed or the price refunded.
Produce Of all kinds taken in payment for
goods and highest market prices paid.
If you want good goods call at
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18

For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bugs, Moths IN Furs. Wool
lens, &c. Insects on
Plants, Fouls, Ami
mols, &c.
Put up in csc. soc. and S 90 Bottles, and
Flasks SO and IS sizes Tor Hotels, Public
Institutions, &c.
''Only infa!lible remedies known.
Free from Poisons."
''Not dangerous t" the Human Family
RATS come out Of thu ir holes to de-
~ Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
1r- III i. =! ,.a;4-.s, AL = .ilers everywhere.
l.. o.. .EwAnE !" fail y ."hlt IS limitations.
80 See that "Cosr.a's'' is eac! Box Bottle
a.l F!as. before you buy.
cay- Address HENRY II. COSTAR,
lD~ Principal Depot 4s2 Bro: dwa,, N Y
I9-Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Drug
gists, and in New Oregon, Iowa, by J. J.
CLEMM"R. [nlsv5ms.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
R, n, /. BROWN,

and the celebrated bull against sl.o comet
aud in favorof emancipation were written
upon the same qualify ofpapcr, and sent oss
in envelopes furnished at the same house.
GEN ROSECRANS, or "anv
other man. will save money by purchasing
Dry Goods, Groceries. Crockery, Glass. wsr~,
Boots 81 Shoes or Keady made Clotl,ir ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18

IS the best fitted Of any man in Howard
County to buy and sell general msrshand disc.
GEN, MCCLELLAN, is supposed 70 have
written Dear Brown !: We must stop digging
and die, unless you Immediately ship Us .
large supply ofready nude clothing, boots
and shoes, coffee and sugar, oil ofwhich
Gen. tlallcck has failed to furnish-
GEN. POPE, is supposed to havo issued
his famous orders ON narer furni.hed ky
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DIED..


On Wednesday evening, the 9th instant after a
short illness, Mr. THOMAS Y. ROBINSON, of the
John G. Robinson Esq.
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
his fat her, No. 439 9TH street, between q and III
streets, on tomerrow friday afternoon, at az
o'clock. The friends Of the family are invited
without further notice
Baltimore Sun please copy.1
On Wednesday, the 6th instant ELIZABETH A.,
daug hter of the late Major George W. Walker
Her funeral win take place from her mother 8
residence, GEAR Rock Greek Church, on Friday, at
half past eleven q. m. The friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
On the morning Of the 9th Of October, Mrs.
MARY PLATZ, cOnsort Of Joseph Platz, In the
10Th year of her age.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
invited to attend her funeral, tomorrow, at 4
O'Clock, from the residence, No. 512 Pa avenue
without further notice EEe
lChronicie and Bait Sun copyl
~ Sp TIE g Ct October, 1884, ANN ELIzABETH
tbaitimore sun and New York Herald please copy. ]
In Phiisdelphia, on the 18th of Sept. JAMES,
son OF Cornelius and Isabella O'Neai, aged d
yoeIr. oc It, -
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DE-. RANp's SPECIFIC.


The oldest and most reliable medicine for the
cure of Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness, Loss Of
Power, &c. This MEDICINE has stood the test of
over thirty years, and las always proved success
Or. Rand'GEpeslft is exhibited in the form of
pills, maasup AfH0 Substances thst have q
specific efect6paa aEgenerative organs. Most
persons ssst1a4a4hoh1ea Of operations upon the
bowels nom taBa6g&aSt Kind of pills. The Specific
of DR.. Hand 49,, ded as an eraeuatlns n1sdi-
cine. Its medical vfftdes are expended entirely
upon the impaired generative organs. The pills
are not unpleasant to the taste, and many persons
masticate them with impunity before swallowing
them; which plan we would always recommend, as
aording the speediest way to get the effect of the
remedy.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for S.. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
JOHN J. KRONER,
Wholesale Agent. 4O3 Chestnut street,
au Sl-eoly Philadelphia, Pa.
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DRUNKENNESS CURED.

DRUNKENNESS CURED.
The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt
ing cup. DR.. Zanes antidote for strong drink is
a certain cur for drunkenness. 1t creates dis
like for strong drink, and can be administered
without the knowledge of the patient.
Descriptive circulars sent to any address. For
sale by all respectable Druggists in the United
States and Canadas. Price 81 per box, or packages
of six boxes for IS.
JOHN ]. KRONER,
Wholesale Agent, 4O3 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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GEORGETOWN .ADVER,MTS

n%P0TOMAO ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER,
-N No. s.-Companions. you are respectfully
requested to attend stated meeting Of the Chap
ter THIS Thursday EVENING. the 9th inst, ct
clock. By order Of the M. K. II P.
IT. VIM. II. R0HRER, Secretary.
~ NOTICE-GENERAL LICENSES AND
uS DOG LICENSES.-All Licenses due the
Corporation Of Georgstown on the LIST Of October
Otherwise they will he strictly enforced BY the
And notice is further given that all Dog Liceu-
ses expire the soth inst. If payment is delayed
beyond the 10th of October next the Licenses, by
law, is made 25 cents higher and if not then paid.
owner becomes ubject to a fine, and the law d.
reefs that the dog shall be killed.
sep 20 3tawtOl0 WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
CEORGETOWN CORPORATION sTOCK.-
~ Those persons who may be disposed to pur.
an interest OF, siH per cent. per ann9m. PAYABLE
LAIRD. Clerk of said Corporation. oc 1-dtNl
flowing PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, BY the
ID Potomac Tow Company's boats, Potomac"
Captains on board or John a pAv1DsoN
my u water streAt. GEORGETOWN.
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KRoMKR's (UPHAM's) HAIR DYE.

Fifty Cents Boz.
Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81. Natural,
durable, BEAUTIFUL. Warranted to please This ar
ticle has been thoroughly tested by DR.. Chiffon,
of New York. and Profs. Booth and Garrett. of
Philadelphia, who pronounce it free from all poi
sonous ingredients, and the material composing
will not injure the most delicate hair.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers
everywhere.
JOHN ]. KRONER, Sole Proprietor,
403 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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TIE TREASURY BUILDING.-An appropria
otS500,0O0 was made at the last session
congress TO erect the north front of the Treas
ury Building, which would complete the
structure. The ground Is now occupied by
the State Department Another appropriation
OF Sl0,OO0 was made to furnish temporary quar-
me Treasury Building. anxious to commence
work by the demolition OF the old State De.
uertment edince, has since the adjournment of
6ongress been diligently engaged In seeking
place for that Dep artmeut- Efforts have been
made TO crowd IL into the Treasure RniIdtne.
but That department needs more room ITSELF
the completion OF the Treasury north front or
wing; and the old State Department ediflce
will stand another year The appropriation of
men ded.
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NEW AND SIAPLIFIKD METHOD FOR PIANO FORTE
AND SINGING-Professer Alexander Wolowski has
opened Ladies' and Gentlemen's Afternoon and
Evening Sin ging CasseB on the most liberal terms.
By Professor Wolowski's new method, q person
having only slight knowledge of music will be en-
abled in a very short time to execute the piano
operate and classical music wi rare perfection.
As to the vocal part he arrivesat most
ry results renders the voice powerful; and enables
the singer to vocalize with facility and accuracy.
All those who would like to become fine singers
or excellent performers will enter their names at
his residence. No. AS Tenth street, above Penn
sylvania avenue. Reception hours are from 10 to
ii a. m and to p. m. sep 9-1m
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PERSONAL.

I THE UNDERsIGNEB CERTIFY THAT I1s
NEIL, deceased, received the last rites os ths
~ Shurch JOHN KELLY, Pastor, Church az
.eol.InSs ll.lsaelen1a. oc 6-2tH
THE PUEBLO ARE HEREBY CAUTT0NEn
i AGAINST furnishing goods in my name to .ny
RowEs is NO longer Connected with my business
o.es.eTTT~v 2. F;sCH0oLMAN,
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MayOr.
THnn,sWARD MEEr1se.LThe Third Ward

THEnD1WARD MKETING.-The Third Ward
tmeetink9was well attended last evening.
tai amoupt placed in his hands was SlO,93S 30.
After deducting the amount borrowed and ex-
pended for recruits, the sum now in his hands
The President, Mr.. Larner, stated that he
had received S3,02936.
Mr. McMurray stated that he had received
from the benefit at Ford's Theater the sum Of
S622; expended S6i.39.
The President informed the meeting that the
quota Of the ward had been reduced three since
last meeting, making it now twenty.
One drafted man had already been acc epted
and PLACED in barracks; twenty had been ex-
amined out of the fffty-six; and that, if the
would Spfely be another draft He had the
pleasing of stating that the recruits could be
furnished at once, If the money was furnished
to pay for them. Lack Of men was no longer a
milling block. He had during the day, had
q conference with the Mayor in reference to the
$4,000 appropriated, and learned that if the
recruits were furnished for the ward, and
mustered for three years, the ward would be
entitled to about Sl,5O0. He thought, in view
OF the contribution promised, on condition OF
the men being furnished, the prospect looked
very fair. The amount necessary to be raised
was st, SEQ
II was further stated by Messrs Bartlett and
ShaIretts that the men would unquestionably
be furnished on Thursday (to.day;) but the
money must be on hand by u. II.
ct this stage OF the proceedings the secretary
was kept busy in receiving contributions guar
antied in case the men could be furnished, and
the receipts were quite large, but by no means
rs much as required.
Mr.. Wolf proposed IS contribution, and led
on with that amount. Sl35 was thus raised.
The President stated that the amount neces-
sary had been reduced to 81, 62i6i
Mr.. Pratt agreed to loan the club 5000. zap
plause
Mr.. sSharretts proposed to contribute his
share of the S2i6i 10 making the President a
life member of this club.
Mr.. Wolf again started 81 subscription, to
raise S24.6i, and make il an even $1,000. 1t
was not long before Mr.. Larner announced
thai the sum was raised, and he was, there
fore, constituted life member Of the club
ILaughter
1t was now necessary to raise $1,000, as the
money appropriated by the Corporation could
not be obtained until certificates were pro-
duced that the men had been mustered in tor
three years.
In order 10 obtain this amount for the use of
the committee at O'Clock this morning, as was
absolutely necessary for the purpose of securing
the men, Mr.. Angus, the treasurer, gave his
signature TO a note for that amount, which was
Endorsed by Messrs. N. ID. Larner and ID. T.
Cissel.
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CoRNs> Bunions, Inverted Nails, and other dis
orders n the feet when neglected injure the gen
that natural exercise 80 conducive to health. To
all afflicted with these terrible evils would re-
commend an early call at Dr.. Whites ONCE, No;
suffer torment from disordered feet when 9 sure
remedy is near at hand, and can be effected
sep7-f rs.-.
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DEsERTIoHs FROM THE MARINE CoRPs-
Since the price paid for substitutes has risen to
such an enormous figure, assertions and at
tempts 10 desert have been quite numerous in
the army, and also In the marine corps. Yes
terday morning two OF the marine guard at
the Navy Yard, privates Mullen and Williams,
made their escape by scaling the wall, and
me asures were taken shortly after to arrest
men came across them on Sd street, near q,
<leAHnd,) and arrested them, but MI ullen broke
away and ran, when the Corporsl fired at him.
the ball taking effect in his arm and brin oino
him too. A large crowd gathered and attempt
Z ed 10 rescue the prisoners, and In the melee
Williams got off, and the guard were Obliged
10 re turn with but one Of the prisoners (Sfa
Ger Kutzner, however, this orning discoyered
Williams In Pear Tree alley, and after a long
chase cured him. and this morning took him
4 the quarters at the Navy Yard.
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MARRIED.,

On the 4th instant at Trinity Church, by the
Rev. r. J. Keeling, Mr.. JOHN Q. WURDEMANN
to Mise NELLIE, daughter of Il. 8. Barnard, o. 8.
Coast Survey, both of this city.
On Monday, October 8, 1884, by the Rev. Dr.
BARA LAUXMAN, of this city.
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WE WOULD CALL the attention Of parties de-
string a house, or those seeking a profitable
investment, to the sale of a store and dwelling
house, corner Of Sth and M streets, on Saturday
afternoon next, at O'Clock. Also, to two val
liable lots on corner of 14th and Chestnut street,
and one on 10th street, between q and r, on
Friday afternoon. See the advertisements.
oc sgt
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THE NAME of the "Sprig of Cassian Restaurant
been changed to Imperial Restsurant.'' where ere
the Proprietress will be at sll times willing to
serve her customers under the new name as she
was under the old oc 6-3t*
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For SALB.-An excellent counter, panneled and
painted and in good condition % feet long, feet
inches wide, will be sold cheap for cash, at No.
27S Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-06

FRESH ASSORTMENT Of Cloth Hats Just opened
at B. II. StinemetZs, 234 Pennsylvania av., near
CT
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THE LEADING OBJECT with every man should
be to secure q home, and to secure one you
should go to Hall & Go g Real Estate Office,
corner 7th and streets. 3t
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LADIES AND MISSES HATS, in felt and ~,
trimmed and untrimmed, at Stinemetzs, 934 Pa.
av., near 18th street. oc5 St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DOLLAR SToRE-One Dollar Jewelry Store, AIS
Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street. New and
beautiful goods lust opened it,
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MARYLAND VoTERs.-Attention is called to
the meeting OF Maryland voters to night at the
Union League Rooms.
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DYJ. @. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

oHANClRY SALE OF yALTAg BE LOTS MAR
RaR 20 81 Ss 6duss
the District Of Coiumbia. passed on the 4th day Of
Isl In sa
ri shs ss1 sdi ..
ises offer at pu bic sale to the highest ider Lots
and Mo
On THURSDAY, the 9Th Of October, at ~ o'cIk,
s aoS Gs G % S
No sas p .a sSSt9 street between Ess
Il F. as ls 90 and 81, In Square No.
The terms, as prescribed by the decree, will be:
I'd OF the p1Tinsss In cash and the
months the day Of sale for which thu pureh.
tie dsS 81 % Se
"A deposite of $40 on each lot will be required at
The cost of conveyancins certificates of sale. and
stamps to be borne By the purchaser.
tb the terms o. sais Dc not fully co%PsG s T tbe
property will be sold ct the risk and cost OF the
aefspltips pITcha:sI after one weeks t pr0' mo-
~ nss o 5;s as:i.
. As4yH T
''s', 18TH SANE sis' Il sg Quite:
GALE OF OOND1MNlD MULES.
81 5. S Pc, osss e 4
WIN be va i1 = public suction. = the doss.l:.
October
condemned a. unfit s @u 1aSsa .st,iee., 14a
Terms: 0s.a IN aoysr q J, Ia funds:
: Breeder General and ohisf Ss.sssr%s:s:s:
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RATIFICATION MERTINa.-The officers and
soldiers Of Armory Square Hospital will hold
ratification meeting in the large hall Of Ar
mory Building on Monday evening, October
10th, at O'Clock p. m.