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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-30
.ae DRAFT POSTPONED!
fNSi..5fW -
DRS. HuRnELLe g. BAR. -
DEN FISTS,

NILb bein U pper Sand usky, ,fromthe 9th
w day Of September, until the, 2lst day Of
Novemberi prepared to perform all operations
in Surgical and Mocha nical Dentistry Teeth,
inserted on p ivotsror fro m one TO q full ,sespn
gold, silv er 'er vdfeanite base. Curious teeth
cleansed, filled and effeciually preserved.
W Charges moderate, aud all operations
warranted. .s-sG o. F3Ey' E~sN -
~. .Teet b extracted witfont pal n. IA az
( cB- Rooms at Ayres', rBaildipg, second
floor, three doors essl Of the Post Office.s fll1
Up sardaskJ, Sept, e,ls64.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-30

Ess'- "Do you rhinkf we shall WHIP
them ?" hesitatngly asked a lady in the
Hartfordcars on MoGdTy, Of a bronzed
and buoysnt- hearted Rhode Island solr
der who was just returning to his Coven.
try home from three years ofglorieusser.
iviceson the guns Of Battery C.r'Do2l i
think'we shall whip lireni. - Every real
soldier who is facing he-Rebels- in any
of our long lines knows We shall whip
them and regards as treason ijany other
thought. / have found more doubt and
desponde ncy here III halfa day, than in
the army during the whole term Of Ser
vice. Yes, ma'ma we shall whip them,
and do, it quick. too II theForth will on
ly send It's patriots to the frony. and not
It's hired skedaddlcrs aud sneaks." The
train neared the station, the returned vol
unteer leitahe cars, and the backward
passenger could see that sweet face on
the platform receivee welcome salute,
that never would have been tolerated from
the lips askedaddler or sneak 3 "'3
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-30
DITCH N0TICEz, Z,

4 DAM SHORB Of the County ofStark. in the
~ State OF Ohio, wiltake notice that on the
18th day Of September A D. 1861 San'l Ewing
fled with the Auditorof Wy,ndot County, Ohio,
u petition praying for the elocation and construc-
tion ota drain or water rcouvsr in said County,
as follows, to-wit1 Beginning thirty rods South
fthe North line Of section thirty, in Crane
Township, in said County, on the East line of
thc North west quarter of said section, running
thence North along said East line to said section
Inc and thence a Northerly and Westerly di-
rection along the Ineanderings ofthe swnto, then
locate it through the west part Of sec,
ton nineteen in said township, until it inter
sects II ditch in said swale, sletely constructed
by George Cordry, and then terminate.
Said petition viii be for hearing at the next
regular sittings of the Commissioners ofsaid Wy
andot County, on the lst Monday of December
next. 9- st9.
yn .s.4.a i....G SAMUEL EWING.
Sept. 90, 1s64,-3t.
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PROCLAIM NJ ALTON. /.
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON:

Il GERM. z.gtr
l, DAVID B0WSIER, do solernnly, pro
claim, that have sold out my entire stock
of Groceries to W u. s. A. Bowslicr aaad r
further proclaim that l respectfully ivite
all those indebted to me by note or book sac.
count, to call and settle Immediately, as I
am bound for the war; "+'N
further proclaim that this is ''war me-
cessity." '"3
Gentlemen, please call at the 'steer roof,
where you-will always find me ready to ie-l
ceive your ''greenhacks' ~ W.
( / Signed your obedient servant, wsa ftat
III rr5 u .sssua6 b. BOWSBER. 4
Upper Sandusky, August 18th, 1854 7ol
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Administrators Notice.

THE subscriber has been appointed and qual
\ L ited as Administrator OF the Estate of X. R
Clarhson, late of Wyandot Comfy, Ohio. de
ceased. Nj. U. CLARKSON.
Sept 90; 1S64-3tHuJ ,lntl1"C 4l... .i
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N0TTCEi, i, hereby given, tbat tire job Of
" Grading q portion of the Morrison State
Road, at the bridge over Broken Swo,d Creek,
on said road. In Eden Township, win be let
to the owest responsible bidder by tue Com-
missiohers of Wyandot County, ou Satu rday,
the Sth day of October A. D. 1854. i,amR
By order OF the Commissioners. i,goe
uQM HENRY A. HOYT., 90.
Sept.l IS, lS64.-3t 30 9s5 sta3e4i. J.
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CHATTANOOGA, Sept. Dist

N71N TNNOVUNi K1VIV' -fau fVOH'J
MEssRs, PARMENTER 4 JoLLEY
In order to test tac question of how the sol
diem will vote, the sick and wounded in Hos
pital No. . were polled to-day and resulted a
below:
None but legal voters counted.
Lincoln, 72O. .as..-
Mcclellan, "a
Fremont, 10.
Rebel Prisoners and Bounty Jumpers.
Lincoln, l3
Mcclellan, Sc.
Fremont, T.
q rrynAfDenS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-30

CAnr NEAR BERRYvILLE VA.,l
September 18th, 1854
EDS GAZETTE The following is the result
of an election hold in the Second Ohio Cavalry
on the 18th of this month for the purpose Of ex-
pressing the preference as to the candidates for
the next Presidency,
For Lincoln 276,,
For Mcclellan, 4S.
The sbove is, ! think about an average Of
what thereturns from this army will in No
vember next.
Very Respectfully,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-30
No Use Talking:

The following We clip from the Lima
Gazette, which shows how the soldiers
appreciate Little Mae"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-30

transit.
Signed :-Jossfn STissoN, ND Indina|
Allan HAY. New Yofk; Y o'Hs RsMENrhk,
Philadelphia: 9. Sroza. California; A. r.
BRooKs, Pennsylvania; G. g.. TnAsK,
Massachusetts, al d eighty-'woa Others.
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DIED,

Monday; August 22d. 1884, after an illness OF
three weeks-in blissful assurance OF inWot-
tality beyond the graye-ELIZA, daughter of Jno.
M. and Julia P Turley. in the l4th year OF ner
age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited
to attend her fu neral "Wednesday, 24th instant, 81
o'clock from the residence OF her parents corner
18th and d st. north.
August 22d 1897 at o'clock p. M, at his resi-.
dence $50 street. between 18th and 18th sts.. of
Congestion of the brain HENRY. SCHRE1NER,
in the 59th year of his age.
On the evening of the I'D inst, after few days
Illness. HARRY eldest son of John II. and Mary
A. Thompson, ged 10 years, months and IA days.
On tie morning of the 2sd, WM. KIRKLAND,
aged 43.
Baltimore papers please copy.
On the 18th inst, MARY ELIZABETH, third
dsnehter of Joseph W. and Mary Is. Harry, aged
2years and months.
1t has been four days to day:
Our Mary. she was called away
Our Mary she was called home
For Jesus claims her as his own.
Then weep not father, mother, dear.
Nv Saviour calls, you need not fear;
Around his thrope your baby stands.
Prepared to meet you in the promised land.
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TRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS

Having anticipated the late rise and conseq uent.
ly laid in heavy supply. am enabled to offer NV
Goods at great inducements.
Bleaehed Cotton at $780,; extra heavy, 45c.; yard
wide, Soc. -
good assortment of light and dark Prints AZ
SIC.
LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
Fancy Goods-Linen hemstitched Han dkercb;.fs
a5c Linen Shirt Fronts S5c 'iAieis
A great variety of Hosiery, French Corsets.
No purchaser should fail to call at the che. :
store of JULIUS SYCEL
au cost 421 7th St, between n and n
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In INVITING the attention of our friends and
readers TO the advertisement OF Mr.. Phipps'
school. in another column, we are rendering
an essential service to all who are solicitous
concerning the education Of their sons. 1t has
long been the great want Of the Distrink that
the opportunities for the private instruction of
youths have been so restricted. Such success
f1l teachers as Nessrs. Wight and Hardy, in
washington, are constantly turning away ap-
plicants tor seats while in GEORGETOWN it is
many years since any attempt has been made
10 sustain select family school for boys.
Snder these circumstances, Messrs Cooke,
Rlttenhouse, and other gentlemen Of that city,
S.ier taxing great pains to procure the very
oesl aNaliabie talent, succeeded in inducing
Mr. fhlpps TO leave Philadelphia for the pur-
pose oi establishing private family school
lot their own children and those of their
Nlenus. Ihey nave erected and furnished a
neat ana eommodious house in private grounds
and have placed it Al Mr.. Phipps' disposal for
the accommodation OF such additional pupils
as he may be enabled to receive And in com.
mending this school to those of onr rasdars
who have not made different disposition Of
their sons, we may confidently quote the Ian.
guage OF a gentleman who has had three chill
dren under Mr.. Phipps' care, and who, as hav.
ing all his life paid particular attention 10 the
cause of education, may be considered good
authority on such a subject: al cannot tell
you how sincerely regret the withdrawal of
my boys from such tutor. As Christian, a
gentleman, a scholar, a companion and teach
erin every relation in which / desired to
nave them under the best infiuences-I never
met Mr. Phipps' equal. ~ M. X.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.
LIZ ]. "a; MCKAY, Member Of the Royal Y, g.
COLLEGE. Edinburkh. AL Diseases of the q
Herss treated in the most scientific man IN
per. Cnasees moderate. Also, HorsesAA
inston. euS-Im
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PERSONAL.

MADAM GODDARD CAN BE CONSULTED AT
lvl her residence, 104 East Capitol street. and
4th street, for the past and future, evenings.
lVl would inform the public that she has taken
up her residence at No. 4O3 X street, between
9th ana 18th. Is prepared to read the past and
1oreleI future events. au % 1m*
NOTICE.-I hereby deny the charge of Robert
- sibiey of my leaving his bed and board with
he left me. I also deny the charge Of taking any
thing, except my child; and as for him warming
cannot get credit himself, and I do not want to
use his name for my support.
gu 22-3ta ANGELINA SIBLEY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rosI,Iy Ts sl WORLDS STAGE. and all the peopl
non non OF the players thereon mnst be nsins tSs
sisnt spyoS n ar Pr paration for the teeth, Prs
Is for thai srtiels rom the imIsn demand Their
s ana eTSSscinns eeantfer and preserver Of tn
snd nsrfom;t ever produced. All druggist
$500 -''0'S sS'4it AN 12- Sc
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TNRIEsEMAR-Protected by Royal Letters Pat.
i emit of England and secured by the seals of the
Ecole de Pharmscie de Paris, and the Imperial
College OF Medicine, Vienna
ation, Spermatorrhoea, and Exhaustion Of the Sys.
tenn. Triesmar No. has entirely superseded the
No. is the infalble remedy for all mpurites and
Secondary Symptoms: thus obviating the ass Of
Each preparation is in the form of most agree
able Lolenee. Secured from effects Of climate and
four IS cases in one for 50, and in $N cases thu
saving So: Divided in separate doses as admins
Wholesale and retail by DR.. BARROW, No. 1914
Blocker street, New York,
To be had also of B. O. FORD, No, $50 Pa. ava
corner nth street. mar o-6us
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PY JAS. G. Meg UIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

BRICK RESTAURANT BUILDING AND LOT
ON X STREET, BETWEEN 18TH AND GOTH
STREETS, NEAR THE WEST MARKET.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Aug: oath, at
61s O'Clock, on the premises shall sell part of
Lot No. l6, in Square No. So, fronting Is feet on
north street, between 10th and nth street, west,
and running back As feet, improved by two story
Brick House, lSxS7, containing four rooms, and
Terms: Two-thirds of the purchase money in
cash, the remainder in 6 and Il months with in.
terest, secured by deed of trust on the premises
Conveyances and stamps at the cost Of the pur
chaser.
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MARRIED,

In this city, on the 18th inst, by Rev J. Wesley
Boteler. MI. OWEN McGRAVRT to Miss MARY
HARTUEG. both OF Philadelphia.
Pbiladelphia papers please copy. -.
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7 IMMEDIATE CURE OF CERTAIN MALAprEs

IMMEDIATE CURE OF CERTAIN MALADIEs
assuming terrible ssRest, BY personally CON-
pretor of Tresemar, &C., &e.,-professional duties
recurring bis presence at Washington for q few
bitt House, street, between 18th and Iath, until
September Sd, and no longer, as his numerous en-
stay.
Ajudicious supervision and inspection of dis
eases arising from imprudences, enables the prac-
titioner experienced in those speciaties to adopt
prompt and unerring means to remove the blig ht,
and purify the tainted system, which If allowed to
take its course assumes ms fearful to
PEELED to appear in the social circle with system
saturated with disease, or enfeebled by perverted
habits exhOrted to ay all themselves of DR. Bar
rows opportune visit.
Hours of consultation at Ebbitt House, from IL
till 2, and from until 6, unless by special appoint
ment. au 20-tSep3,s
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COINS, Bunions, Ingrowin. MI,
wishing Immediate relief from thess tro,b Issoms
sn a should call at Dr. White rooms, No.
Gun S'.' oel. ~ andeth SITS. su H-t
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To BE ENLARGED.-The well known Con-
gresslonal Cemetery here, on account of the
increased ratio Of interments in it the last two
or three years, is becoming crowded. Some
80 70 100 burials there take place monthly, and
the yestry have under Consideration an i'm.
mediate enlargement OF the ground. Its be.
Neved that the land Immediately east of the
present ground, containing suffi cient for about
forty thousand sites, will be next improved for
burial purposes.
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Col. SMALL.-Remembe that the greatmoral
Exhibition of Col. Ellinger &c Foot this after
noon at 5 and evening at g, Is for st AIMS In
Kant Asylum. Let there be a crowd.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-Last week, gold LOCKET, CONTAINING
At the Star Office Essf7s
I OsT-0n Menday, August "a 1864. BAY MARE,
Ia5 fs9 an asNs XII
corner 10th and Md. ave. Island. au % st.
l. Market MA srosn Sun 6MBRELLA isdy
tx Star of the
will be exposed. u
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE PREM:
9ESNfS E M si64IE. With main and tail neatly
ed eif By M Ghsff BYRHEs capo Hill bet and
nIsAPPEARED, SUNDAY EyE snI the ss.t
HARRY M !f ass% Years Had Sue
blouse Light pant, and vest Any iafo or, hGa
Si At Fh i THYsoSs. Ne $50 Street
= small PfG s. two months old, two BARROWs
and one SOW. The sow and one baIrow were
sPPeekied 'h By e giving infopmaton to
h a. the Ws,as1stOn ahs aaer
STRAYED OR sToLEN-From the sub 3 j Be T
the 2d esy erem
H Hears IN od ong switch @ Any
Information about the above horse vii be LITERALLY
fe su sgt. No. 81 north street., Cspitol Hill.
y ~ one fea;bitten GREY M. MARE about i6
sssss
Livery Stable 9TH street. between AMI M streets
au2s-st- Sandy SPRINGS, Mont gomery %: Md.
Gssn sss'fs,sSs "A assS
warded by leaving it at "A LIST street. George
&S REWARDED a light roam NJ ARE, ,strayed
mons east of AZ street, Island The said Mare is
FORKS fSp5 old Id
street /, and 70 Virginia avenue Seventh Ward
&S RBwARD-strayed away from the ssgbs s
90 Der young HEf fIIt spring to calf she
her s IN No a Sc4 Street between 18th and 10Th
sts or will give me tidnss OF her SO that t, can
STRAY HOGs-Came into the enclosure of the
t Gburn Barracks on
pfSTa1s properly anu paying W sfRSIM EDEN.
CoT LOOSE FROM MY WAGON ON THE 18TH
and sxinsie tee attached to her. The nder
CIV sa5[siis' on7sh street bstyssS s S$ir
STRAY HORsE.-Came to the premises of the
sqfssrIbsT on Thq5ssdsy eysning 18th inst
owner can have by proving property and paying
charges. THOS. N. ROWE,
au 204tS GA Massachusetts avenue.
QIO REWARD-strayed or stolen, last night,
gIV brown MULE, four years old; no mark
strire down his back and shoulder; had on one
shoe on his forefoot. The above reward will be
paid i to the N # Il and F
QS0 REWARD.-Lost in this city on Saturday
N.1O afternoon, BLACK MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK. containing a certain sum of money. Who
ever will leave it at this Office shall receive the
above reward. au l9-Iw*
I OST-On Monday evening, small bay MARE
IL about four years old, having On a saddle and
bride. S25 reward will be paid for her return to
No. 40 High street, Georgetown. su II 6t+
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS 0P-
POSITE THE OLD GLASS HOUSE,
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August 30, at sig
the estate of the late Charles L. Coltman, Lots
Nos. 10, H. and part of 10, in Square S. subdyided
north and Water street, between 2lst and 22d
streets west, and Immediately in front of the old
Glass House.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 6, and
u months with interest from the day of sale. for
which notes will be required with approved secu-
rity On the ratification of the sale by the Court.
and payment in full of the purchase money, the
property will be conveyed to the purchasers,
Ifthe terms of sale are not piled with In five
DAYS thereafter, the trustees may sell the pro-
perty so in default, at the risk and expense of the
defaulting purchaser.
The cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid
by the purchaser.
ROBERT COLTMAN { trustees.
au II. eo&ds C. McGUIR & CO., Aucts
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lY J. g. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

RY J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NINE BUILDING LOTS
ON lsT STREET WEST, AT THH CORNER OF
SOUTH ID STREET
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August 80, at 6k
O'Clock, ON the premises, by virtue of deed OF
trust, dated May 18th, 1857, and duly recorded in
Liber J A. 8; No: 1884, folios e ct seq, We shall
feet on First street west, at the corner of south
street and rsnning back so feet, Subdivided into
Lots 1880, and one Lot OxSO.
Terms cash.
Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
cash payment of SO on each lot will be required
- 'A' ~ HORATIO N. GILBERT, Trustee
1yH-d J. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuctiOneer,.

SALE ale % q RRESk
H fsTH AND Nj 14TH III sTR ERF WssF
ter, eighteen hun dfed and fifty eight and duly re-
4ss, one Of the land records for wash gtSn coun.
~. District of Columbia. win sell at public AUG
NOON at eSef that
parcel OF land in the city of Washin gton, and pis
in Square numbered two hund red and Fifty, ESQ.,
Il H% the PLAN ss Of said
nor
Of the southwest corner of said lot numbered one.
ana ss na1b et ent ee
(92 feet thence wess sixteen feet eight inches nc
feet to the place Of beginning, improved by sweIi
built brick house with all the modern improve
This property lies just east of the Demenou
buildings. and opposite the Presbyterian Church,
and is one OF the most desirable residences OF its
FERNS :a half of the purchase money in cash.
sale the ' With interest, in az smonths
deed win be given and deed of trust taken to Sc
All conveyances including revenue stamps. at
the cost Of the purchaser.
within three days, the Trustee reserves the right
to resell at the risk and expenses OF the p1rchs;
InteIIigencer, or other newspaper published in
", u. Trustee.
au 22d 10. MCGUIRE & 90. Aucis.
OUARTERMAsTER GENERATE OFFICE,
VIII be so S :. hSs1s st IL si.a
est bidder f & Sisfieo xGG p 81 ssss1ss4
ONE Af FfFf9 cAYAI GHh a HSsRshD AND
2%s for
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
Tsnms Gas Sash in United States currency
By order Of the euarterTTssiMss Es Ssne EKtN
Colonel in charge First Division, q. NJ D.
a UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
OFcs af Cais1 Qaa,te1mastr,
VIII sold sf faSifs G s 70 the hishs..
Resdns' msf and Dfff pea
Altoona, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, Augusta,
Lebanon. Pennsylvania THURSDAY, September
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, Sep
Two $%S HUNDRED (aoN CAVALRY HORSES. a.
These horses have been condemned as unit for
tbs tine good bar
gains may be had;
Terms cash in in United States I, e. cYprEEspfy
Lt. Col. ana Chle1 Y uartremaster,
au 5-tse8 Cavalry Bureau,
CALI OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
f ss B g. a. ysr, B 3
VIII be sold at pubio auction, at the Corrala
ss august Il o&ss' fssa and
on WEDNESDAY. August "a, 1864, a lot Of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as unfit for public service.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock e: N
D. 81. RUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quart ermaster.
jy28-d Depot of Washington.
nIssOLUTION OF OOPARTNERsHIP.-rhs
- CopartnershiP existing between EDWARD
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~
EIGHT HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS AT AUCTION. :.
On WEDNESDAY, the oath instant, at 6 O'Clock
p m, shall sell, in front Of the premises, Lots
II, Is, 10, 20 81 % %, and "a, in Square AS Lots
II, 49, and lS are handsomely sit mated Boundary
street, between 6th and 9Th streets west, and the
and north streets. All persons DESTROYS of pur-
chasing handsome building lots would do well to
street railroad depot, and in part of the city
which is being rapidly improved by neat resi-
denses.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, for notes bearing
interest. A deed given and deed of.trust taken.
All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost of
"a an Is h. d&ds GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Aucts
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EINDKCRNT LANGUAGE.-This morning, Mau-
rice Sullivan was arrested for using indecent
language, and tor disorderly conduct openly
in the street. The witness were a colored wo-
man named Ellen Brooks, and two white fe-
males. The colored woman was a tenant II
Sullivan, and was going to remove. Fearing
breach OF the peace, she got a note from JUS
tice Bates to Sergt Cronin, of the Fourth
Ward, asking protection for her. She exhibit
ed this note to Sullivan, and the indecent lam
guage complained OF was used by Sullivan in
reference to Justice Bates, which was heard
by ladies sitting by at the time. Sullivan was
fined S2.71.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AND TOMORROW
QYJ.O O. Moa UIRI a Co.,. Auotioneers.

= AOOxxON 0AklE6s
This AFTERNOON AND rO-MORROW
RYJ. Q. MoaU a Co.,, Auotioneers.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August .. 1854, a.
O'Clock Ne shall sell, ct public sale ON the prem
Uses, the west half Of Square No. s2s fronting on
north n, Boundary, aid 9Th streets east, contain
chasers. This property is located near Kendall
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; the balance in
ksn a9 to secure se The deferred psyments rust
Ali the writings and Government stamps at the
0os' Oh inc psf'na'e JOHN =. KENDALL,
.. T. NJ. HANSON,
SAMUEL NORMENT,
Committee of National Building Assoeiation.
su s-eoads k e; MCGUIRE u e So;:
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
SLAUGHTER HOUSE PROPERTY. ~
by virtue OF deed of trust, dated December 18th,
No. q, folios ~. &C., Of the Land Records OF
auction il trent e The premises. at O'CLOCK
D., 1854 Lots Nos. l., IS, and /, in Square No.
65s, fronting on Georgia avenue, between Half and
First streets west, in the city of Washington to-
Slaughter House, Ice House. &c.
Terms of sale One third in cash; and the re-
mainder In equal payments in and II months,
with interest from day of sale, secured by deed Of
trust.
Terms to be complied within five days from day
Of sale otherwise the Trustee the right to
resell at the risk and cost of the first purchaser
Conveyapcing, including stamps, at the purcha-
ser's expense
au I7-es&ds JAS. g. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-23
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.


RYJ. G. MCGUIRE q CO. Auoa0nssrs.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF LOT CORNER OF
NORTH STREET AND ELEVENTH STREET
EAST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, August 3Ist
at CLOCK, on the premises shall sell Lot No.
l. in Square 959, fronting So feet north street,
at the of 18th street east and running back
70 feet.
Terms cash.
Cost of conveyances to be paid by the purchaser.
En- I'D ]. G. MCGUIRE 6 CO.. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-23
BOARDING..

EURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT AND FIRST
L. GLASS TABLE BOARD,
=, No. OF 18th street, nearly opposite Kirkwood
House.