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asa bis escape from my house Nssop county 1'
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CQNGRESSIONALg

b The Senate va, ceeabd ssFsta hpars V4htSsal,c-
Eal o. standing CO,asd.t7sg ~ sly Pieces 81
biliotiig, y. -. =, y -. A. '''' <
q q ea0gns 81 - WOue maae "a tie comp isiiep
Of The e9npitss7; 3lsrs Cape.tOn, JOhuso1 Of 20,
ard SmvB Of Ky, on tSe C1pnifteS Of s. ~ AE,ira,
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

NEW YORK, July 6-The steamer Ocean
Queen, from Aspinwal on the 29th uIt has
arrived with $4,000 in treasure
Panama dates of the 27th state that Chill is
taking steps 20 fortify Valparaiso and pur-
chase war steamers, &c.
Spanish gunboat visited Sallao under q
flag of truce on the Sd to treat with Peru in
order that in the event of a scarcity OF provi-
sions on board the Spanish squadron HOSTILE
ties should be suspended long enough to obtain
them without resort to compulsiou. Peru
refused to hold further communication with
the Spanish.
at Callao.
A revolt has broken odt in Santa Martha,
and the Governor of Magdalena has been ar
rested.
The schooner Gen. Harvey, which ran away
from San Francisco two years ago with a cargo
Of quicksilver, has been captured at one of the
Galiposa Islands. Her captain was murdered
by his crew.
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Edition
3
"a O'CLOCK Pm
REPORTS FROM UP RIVER,
S O'CLOCK Pm.

Boatmen Report the Enemy to be Crossing
at Various PointsScary Rumers.
---- Considerable, excitement Was created in
Georgetown this morning by the statements
brought in by the boatmen comiug down the
canal, who report the rebels crossing the Pc.
tomac at nearly every fordable point from
Harper's Ferry down to Muddy Branch, this
side Oh Seneca, and less than twenty miles
from Georgetown. -..-..... 40 Is
The panierstricken boatmen estimate the
rebel force variously from twenty to forty
thousand strong, cavalry and infantry!
These reports may be set down as, one and
all, the -exaggerations of panicky fugitives
seeking 10 make the best possible excuse fer
2 their own skedaddling. The river is unusual
ly low, and is fordable at almost all points, and
it is not improbable that squads of rebels have
crossed in different places on horse stealing
expeditions. Despite the sens reports via
Harrisburg, we cannot see in this rebel demon
stration any thing more than a movement for
plunder by an inconsiderable force Of the en-
envy. t."
Hunter and Sigel (now in conjunction) aided
by other forces sent from this uarter, ought to
and put them on the defensive. 1t is certain
that the rebels did not expect that Hunter
would SO soon appear on the field Of action,
and supposed they would have nobody to con.
front them but Sigel. - ~.
Since writing the above another report has
been brought into Georgetown to the effect that
during the night Inc rebels cavalry some 100
strong forded the Potomac at Muddy Branch,
forcing the detachment Of I'd Massachusetts,
cavalry guarding the ford to fall back to the
Chain Bridge, at which point they arrived this
morning, bringing down all the canal boats
between Muddy Branch and the Chain Bridge
We give the story for what 1t may be worth,
being confident, however, that whatev sr
grains Of truth there may be in 1t that it In quite
certain that rumor Of the sort above mentioned
always magnifies numbers at least twenty
fold. Should it turn out that the rebels have
made any eros sing at Muddy Branch, we are
confident that the raiding party numbers less
hundreds than this rumor gives them thous-
ands
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THE REBEL RAID.

Proclamati by Governor Curtin-A Call
for $4,000 Men for 100 Days.
HARRISBURG, July S, le6i.-Pennsylran1a SIS
A. g. Curtin.-In the name and by the author
ity OF the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
Andrew q. Curtin, Governor Of said Com
nonwealth.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas the President Of the United States
has this day mace a call upon the Common.
wealth OF Pennsylvania for twelve thousand
(l2,GOO) militia, as volunteer infantry, to serve
At Washington and its vicinity, for one hun. .
cred days, unless sooner discharged.
L, Andrew g. Curtin, Governor of the said
Commonw ealth, do make this my proclama-
ton In response thereto, and do hereby call on
the freemen OF the Pennsylvania militia to
come promptly forward, as they have hereto
lore done, and ill the requisition for this i'm
portant service. 1t is apparent that the enc.
mics OF our Government, in desperation, are
thre atening us with an armed force, in the
hope that the army Of General Grant may be
Withdrawn from before Richmond; and call
upon the citizens Of this Common wealth, ca
pabie OF bearing arms, 10 come forward with.
out delay, and thus aid your heroic brothers
in the great army of the Republic
Given under my hand and the great seal of
the State, at Harrisburg, this 5th dav OF July,
In the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty -four, and of the Common
wealth eighty ninth.
BY the Governor: ELI SLIPRR,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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FROM ARKANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, July s.--Upwards of 800 rebel
prisoners arrived here by the steamer Gladia-
ritts Horse Veterans, which left for Rock Isl =
and last night.
:, Officers from Duvalis Bluff, Arkansas, on
me 3oth, say that Shelby has not returned to
Clarendon, but Ii was thought that he would
eos Marmaduke is still south Of the Ar
kansas river, ten miles below NAPOLEON, con-
S Sls,iiis OF MS own brigade, Dockery's and o.
pieces OF artillery
mere Is no rebel artillery between the Ar
Kansas ano W mite rivers, and only three com
The approximations Of a siege of Little Rock
are much diminished.
There is but one brigade Of rebels on the Sa-
pine river Inc desigh OIL the rebelsis evidently
tion, which, however, would be very dificnIt
but should it be done Duyall's Bluffand Little
Rock have three months provisions
The White river Is patroled by lron.clad
supporte BY land forces
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BALTIMORE, July 6.-The mail train for
Sandy Hook, opposite Harper's Ferry, left this
morning as usual.
Hunters forces are rapidly arriving from
the west, and will no doubt soon confront the
rebels.
The enemy still retain possession of the Vir-
ginia side Of the river at Harper's Ferry. 81.
gel, with his force, holds Maryland Heights.
All indications thus far strengthen the con-
viction that the forces of the enemy do not ex-
coed six or eight thousand men, and that it
is simply plundering expedition. Nothing
new,
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FROM FRANCE.

The Pirate Semmes to be provided with a
New Alabama built in England.
The Secretary Of the Navy has received the
following despatch:
: NEW YORK, July6, 1s64-Hon. Gideon Welles
Secretary Of tie Nacy-Sir;. The Asia arrived
at Halifax this morning.
The Paris Patrie states as follows: "Semmes
has announced that on the 18th Of August he
will embark on the new Alabama, which will
then be completed. Seamen of the old Alaba-
ma will continue to receive pay and form part
of the crew Of the new cruiser"
Rumor points to the steamer Rappahannock,
the ex- British war vessel which stole away
from Sheerness to CALAIS, as likely to be the
vessel for Semmes Respectfully,
E s. SANFORD.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

Chief As Eff < gash 5ss 9
Of S5 tas " ok u 1
received at this Office until MoNDAY July Is. 1854
The wood to be hard. sound and mere table
Oak Wood. four az feet long, and split to the Or
Tse wood to be delivered a At such points near the
Bsitlmole ana ohio rsilrosd. or Government
h ss shs RsRN ss
aoTss mot eeps cor complete until SO
An inspector viii be- desisnsted on the mart .,
the Government to inspect and nessure the wood,
and such as does not conform to the above speci
Two thousand avs hundred t2sOo, cords to be
delivered ON or before the LIST day Of October,
delivered on or before tie LIST DAY 81 So S1an
Der, 1864. = =
bid IS must also the full name and post otice ad
Proposals from disloya parties will not be con.
sidered, and an oath Of allegiance must accom- pany
PTopos As must be addressed to 'Brixadier Gen.
eral D. =, RUCK ER Chief Quarter master. Depot
Of p sps should be plainly
The bidder win be required to accompany his
ts s,s Ss BY
win al once execute the contract for the same with
good and y tss sslsss il sum equal the
IN q a
Ss shs q sdss 1 az
next lowest Responsible bidder, or the person TO
vh2 b. tss Is
nes.e district Court orof The Unitsd States Dis ne
Bonds in = ssm equal to the amount Of The con
traet. sixned n the eentT.e e. and both Of his
Sers apon i snins Tie Contract inc successful bid
..9aa PORN or QUARANTINE. bt0 =
We, the undefnEnef, residents Of 49,, in the
40, ~ ~ - and 9tatA af - ahv
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TOWN AND FREDERICK.
Great Panic there in fear of Rebel lnva.
Sion-The People more Scared than

Great Panic there in fear OF Rebel Inva.
sion The People more Scared than
Hurt. III t..+
We have the following information from
parties who lett Hagerstown at o'clock on
Monday morning. At that time none Of the
rebels were on this side Of the Potomac, but
they had picket hne extending from opposite
Williamsport to within short distance of the
Point of Rocks, on the south side Of the Poto.
mac. They occasionally show themselves In
considerable numbers, especially In the vicin-
low, and fordable at different places.
On Sunday night squad Of fifteen rebel
cavalrymen crossed to the Maryland side and
During Sunday night, and before daylight
Monday morning, they appeared to be moving
down the river in the direction Of Frederick,
for the purpose, it is thought, Of destroying the
important railroad bridge over the Monocacy.
! They seem to have abandoned the Intention, II
ttey entertained it, but had they attempted it
they would have met with warm reception,
as there are two strong forts erected on the
heights near the bridge, which will be able to
sweep all approaches to it. t..
The news Of the appearance Of the rebels
caused no little excitement at Frederick. All
the Government property and the sick and
wounded from the hospitals Of that city we're
at once removed to place Of safety.
The excitement at Hagerstown on Sunday
night and Monday morning was intense. The
merchants were busily engaged in sending
their goods into the Interior Of Pennsylvania,
over the Hagerstown and Chambersburg rail.
road, which was still in running order. In
consequence Of the severe losses heretofore
sustained by the merchants of the town, ana
in anticipation OF the possibility OF another
hand, and were the rebels to visit Hagerstown
with the expectation of getting any amount
OF supplies, they would be greatly disap-
pointed. .l.'-f
The cashiers Of the Hagerstown and Wash.
ington County Banks have removed the effects
of their banks to Harrisburg for safety.
The miilers Of Washington county, Of whom
there are a large number, are also sending their
flour out of harms way.
The telegraph wire between Hagerstown and
Frederick has not been cut, and If 1t has ceased
to work, {as reported,) it is occasioned by the
skedaddlfng Of the operator at the former
place. - -
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, !. TrlEllLEGRAPHIO NEWS.
> j LATER FROM EUROPE. VI
The Pirate Semm es,tohaveaaether vesse
IN August. az

HALIFAX, July 6.-The Asia has arrived
from Queenatswn on the 26th. --,.. =.
Great anxiety is manifested for the minis
terial ANNOUNCEMENT OF the result Of the Oon.
German uueStion There Is very unsettled
feeling, and many journals continue 70 hold
warltke tone. 49,
The yacht Deerhound Is charged with being
A mere tender OF consort OF the pirate Aiaba-
ma, It 10 rumored that Semnes Is 70 have
annthes steamer In August al gtatsg M
LoxpoH, Junsi 2s-The Ooufereues net on
Saturday and was formally adjourned NJ II
O'Clock cabinet Councl was hold imneAi.
stely after, sat inothing Itranspired a. % ne
policy agreed upon. Is % stated iShat orders
have beep issced BY the British GoyernafeAtt e
haye ready al eq sipNeats necessafy fec thirty
Thousand troops. @s,, ! : = :
TIE Klrf d Msstknb<re ts dead. Aia ga
Cotton ssl@s mr. she week. IS 80 ba2es, Ia
ciudtsg lt0ycoO 70 speeNlators and exporters
Foretsn Byeadssa1s Are frNef, With slight
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nj. y. NORRIS, GIardian.
Z jy6-d J.O. MCGUIRE 90 .Aucts.5
DROPOSALS FOR BUILDING FLOATING
l. DRY DOCKS. 10 EHGE

Bureau Of Yards and Docks, July1. 186a.S
SepsrateSssled Proposals endorsed posals for
Building Floating Dry Docks" accompanied by
ceiyed at this Office until l2G'ck m. on the 18th day
Of July inst. for the construction of floating dry
and one for use at the Navy Yard, Philadelphia;
said docks to be of full and sufficient capacity and
power. to receive, raise and sustain in safety q
vessel OF least 800 feet in feet in brsadth
and IS feet draft. OF toms displacement
clear, describing the kinds and qualities Of mate
fials PROPOSED to be used they may BID foE one Or
separate they will state the price for which they
vii build the dock, and ths time at hieh they
All patents or patented articles, if any employed
in the construction of these docks are to be in
cluded in the proposals. adj. t,uI y6-1aw4w
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OUR YNGLIsH FRIENps.

). Our good friend, John Bull. is busy with
apologies for the defeat, OF the rebel pirate,
Semrnes; says the Alabama was oEsrmatched
in guns, tonn age. speed, and force in men, all OF
which is untrue, as, also, their allegation that
the Kearsage was iron clad. : Z, u. tftd p
@ She had not an inch of plating on her sur.
face, and was simply an ordinary wooden
sioop Of war Of Yankee build, but which
proved the superior OF the beet product Of
English ship yards, the famed Alabama, built
expressly fot speed and sharp fighting quail.
ties and with much Wanted crew and arma-
Il ent always claimed heretofore to DO the pick
Of tha World. 900 .t' ~
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

fBy the Peoples Line-Of1ce 81 Ninth street. I
NEW YORK, July 60. s. 1881, coupon 6's,
los; U. S. s.2Gs, I04X; Certificates Of Indebt-
edness, s6as; Gold, 2i9H; N. Y. Central, l35 a.:
Erie, 115Y; Hudson River, 1861; Harlem, 23O;
Reading, 1394; Michigan Central, i3s; Michi-
gan Southern, 81 X; Illinois Central, 1872 Cleve.
land and Pitts burg, ll2A Cleveland and Toledo,
141; Chicago and Rock Island, l13S; Milwaukee
and Prairie du Chen, 6s; Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago. 1l0X; Alton and Terra
Haute, 81, Chicago and Northwestern, -;
Quicksilver, TX.
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advance. All Qualities ofprovisions firm with
an upward tendency.
LONDON, June IS, P. M.-ConsoIs closed tn.
day at 90a9OS for money. Bullion in bank in
creased fl5,OO0.
LONDON, June 26.--Favorable peace rumors
yesterday caused q general improvement in
the stock market, and consoIs closed at an sd-
vance OF y per cent.
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AFFAIRS IN GRORGETOwN-The water in the
canal Is very low, and the arrivals of freighted
boats are few consequently The reports OF the
appearance of the rebels on the line Of the
canal have induced the boats at GEORGETOWN
(and they are numerousl TO delay their depar-
ture up river.
The receipts Of coal since our last were BY
the Central Co, $40 1910 tons; Bait. &c Hanp.,
$40 &c. Cumberland, 963 60; American, 1852 81:
ITO; Hieston Co., 20l4. The Peter Heimer
arrived, with wood to E. B. Barrett; the John
Hum bert, potatoes, hay, &c, TO market
The last departures were on Saturday, mum.
bering fifteen, all light.
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LOCAL NEWS.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-About three o'clock
this afternoon, flames were seen iss uing from
the stable attached to the dwelling Of Mr. E..
Weyzer, on ID street south, between 13X and
and 18th streets, near the Long Bridge, which
spread quickly to the house OF Mr.. Weyzer,
which was soon destroyed, as was also the
house OF Mrs. Farrell, adjoining.
A row Of five frames, belonging to Mr. John
Gibson, occupied respectively by VIM. Stew
art, M. Cromp. Robt. King, w. Talbert, and
- Wallingsford, soon followed, and as we go
to press the frame on the corner of 18th street,
the lower part of which is occupied as store
by Mr.. Arbuckle, is in flames, as also two new
houses below D street.
The adjoining property is In great danger,
and the utmost efforts will hardly save il.
From the scarcity Of water the firemen, some
OF whom were early on the ground, were late
have originated from some children setting of
fire crackers in the stable
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on the Potomac-Our Cavalry at Point of
RocksSheiled away Last Night. ----------'
A Harrisburg dispatch from Gov. Curtin TO
Col Puleston, received here at 'half.past
twelve, says: ~ ,--,g-s-
"Our latest Information Is that rebel cavalry
are plundering between Haserstow n and
Sharpsburg, and that heavy firing is heard IN
the direction of Harper's Ferry q : s.As
ave had information, not Official, last night,
that 10000 were crossing at Point, Of Rocks,
and, omcially, that force was crossing there,
and had shelled our cavalry away last eve
ming. s~ass g fr --sd 49, 90 : q li<
sour cavalry drove in the rebel pickets at
Boonsooro. ,s5.T --... ~--- ----- - IA
"They seem to be crossing, or attempting to
cross, at various points, and the people are
somewhat alarmed, and many rumors are
afloat. ---------------------
cit is impossible for us at this point with all
the means at our command to ascertain the
real purpose of the rebels and the force.
..5, n, "a. G.. CURTIN,
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A Call for Massachusetts Troops 80 Defend
WASHINGTON

BOSTON, July Ga call is published for
5000 Massachusetts volunteers, for garrison
duty near Washington. Non commissioned
officers and privates are to receive $40 month
from the State treasury, while in service.
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S b sess sssss Tii537
JOS. " MURPHY. Rec. s Sec. fre ~ sat;
n@REV.J J. sBLLA MARTIN will lecture at the
DAY EVENING. July IL. Subect-Eng lish opin
ion and feeling in reference to the present war
n~N0TICE. JOURNEYMEN PLAsTERERs.
sis5I3H SiI1 heiS At Temperance a.I street
member will be present. as the election of Off
GERS takes place on that night. nr,ncr o..
JOHN R. GILL, Pres ~ 6-stf
rBANK OF THE METROPOLIS, WASHING.
eth {RHt Sad for ten
following gentlemen were chosen to serve for the
sEdoRsa &e Parker, WILLIAM B. TODD.
iE@fs 5oHSs6S F4THhfea ooYEi
5hsr u5 SAssfS
TTHE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE IN
IL sss ii "a
NSNATIoNAL LODGE NO. 10. A r. C A. N.
e At aasSne HAIL. St nss 9dss es
% e the snd
b. BY s order of the WIN. W. MERIT aas:
L
w SICK AND WOUNDED soLDIERs.--The
Quarterly Meeting of this Association will be held
on WEDNESDAY; the sth inst, at 8 o clock p. m :,
ct the German Hall on 18th street, between + and
streets. to elect officers for the ensuing quarter
and to receive the reports regarding the transac-
tions Of the Association. Personss. Interested are
invited to attend. E. COHEN,
Je61. 4. Corresponding Secretary.
0I@NOTICE.-The Commissioners of the Paid
w Fire Department having located the differ
emit Engine Houses, are now prepared to receive
apP!iie at for membership in the Department,
made to either of the Commissioners,
3y2t I'd Z. G. ECKLOFF, Secretary.
w. BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, WASHING
w TON, q June, 1864 The Board of Directors
have this day declared dividend of three per cent
for the past six months payable after the 5th
of July next :
je q. 2aw2w MOSES KELLY Cashier
~ WAsH!NGT0N AND -GE0RG FLOWN
N RAILROAD HISGroN,
june "a. l84.-The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of this company for the election of seven
WEEtpNEslAY, the 18th Of July, 1854, at the Office
York avenue The polls will be opened at u clock
m, and closed at o,eloct p m;
H.C. FAHNESTOCK, Sec'ry. je 27-tjyis
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MIR. TRABERT late of the firm of shafer Il Trs-
~ bert, having taken the place Of Mr. Richards,
will inform his friends and customers that he is
now ready to do all kind of Shoemaking at the
lowest cash prices, in 6-St*
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THIS OOPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE RX
this day dissolved by mutual consent MI. Shafer
will hereafter attend to the settlement of ali ac-
counts due by the late firm
July 2, 1854 s. 5v6ets
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u dsr. and Stock. sc ca sra ami
isE prices st. and t NV. sv
A VERY FINE AND GOOD: FITTING ARTT.
sale At sS
elegant assortment of Undershirts, Drawers, Half
sss oas as S
lies who wish to leave the city for the coun h
sres Sa es Of P.n. 9th G
Boys Suits, as we'll as Ladies' U,.dergArments.
E Embrodsres, Laces, with general stock of Dry
Orders for Ready made Suits, &C., will be re.
tLate 8. L W. Me, enbers,j
-- IS Market Space, under Avenue House,
iy6-3t = bet 9th and 7th sis.
sE!E e. asse ksS u b.
Y hG Hi f. Sass ss, kSa N esn
struction, they are more easily sealed or opened
sss fruit ass Put in these Jars
Full directions accompany each Jar, for putting
up all Aino' OF 'Fu'e; SsEr BoF ri son.
-.s. Housefarnishings Store;
T O0KI L00KN Lo0Kl!! -
All that desire to supply themselves with DRY
GOODS before another rise, will do we'll to cali
" JULIUS sYcEL,s
Beacbed Cotton yet at reduced price of = per
cent. fs-t este ~. . i
Full yard vide 81 cents. Extra heavy, 40 cents.
English GrenAdine. MozAmbiques, and ell other
Dress Goods at . reduced price. ia .af -
Extra heavy Crash, IS cents, and Black Silks,
rFlsnnels, Linens, &s.. in proportion. ass
Also,
A GREAr VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS.
All linen Handkerchief, Is cents.
Aliiiaen shit Bossms. q cents. -. :. 20
And thousands other articles Of the same rate.
! An early call is solicited. IS
Izs OF 90, AL Savenfh street. -
jy6-eeIw' between G and streets.
pYW L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. =
cokrINvAT5os Of PAwEgRoKsERs, SALE.
stock s sili BE- on
80 DfNS wM..L. WALL Z Co. .Auot,.
DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetionesrs. = : :
i Sc gMS sEoRs ER 4 sEN Hopss AsD Lot
On 'front.' q x. ~ q
ing part Lot g in s1uare lss. A good ehssesf'ra :
Terms cash: GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. g :
RI JAS. G. Meg CIR1 { CO., Aucsieneers.
sSgsE All ISS g. SEa {f nth sgkssf WEST.
osse soSR q. 1s
IN sSbdiviiioa Of square No $40. fronting 8 feets
inches On th street wsst q. fst ~ =. = &c
sinsRes vide sass.hsT si.h sh s.i9 Exsneas.
Frsme nseliihe house. finished throdghoat In the y
meat sppsleI msansf and sSSssaanies r.,"ns.
snects 4 cci6forfable snd desirable fesidencs ~
: PIE situatior is one Of the 6<s In WssAingtoa.
III hnelth ~ and entirely feRDoctaheN 'te1 tfH
Tsrna One. III cash; thessmalndes In Il aud u
ipcsiSs. With bntefest. secured by deed Of trust
0pIanediSte pos session given. =, (
vs6 30 o. McaUfRE CO., sAucts. = Z
TSaE SuHscRfBKR MAS A BULL, cErAk
..nA. Eppiy 70 Nm DONOVAN. on 9Th Rs.
street. Ses. Z and L. Island. te 1885,