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PITKIN CO.,
Successors BARNES & co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Dealers in Sutler.s, Supplies,
No. 4s1 NINTH STREET, WASHINGTON, /, o.,
No. 25 KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA.

In consequence of the recent order of the War
Depa tment. requiring suffers 10 load in Washing
ton, W. rave thought it advisable to open another
hou for the &C ,ommodation If our friends.
We take pleasure in announcing thai we have
purchased the entire stock and good will of the
hou,e of Barnes & Co, Isl Ninth street, Wash
inston. and csn offer the largest and best as
sortment of Suffers Goods, in both cities
One of the partners residing in PhiladeIp phia is
all the time in the market for the purchase of Sup
plies and We buy for cash, fatter ourselves
that we can sell prime goods low they can be
bought anywhere.
In view of the many frauds perpstrated on p1r-
chas. RS Of Army Supplies, we have given personal
Ard particular attention to the selection of our
stock of C4nned fruits, Vegetables, Meats, Jelles
MIX DC. sud confidently ecommsnd them to Q
Of the ct'y bss. qunlity.
We $50 invite your special attention - our larg
stock Of Butter CHI ese, Foreign and Domestic
Fruits. Tobacco, SegsEs, sutlers Hard Tars and
otions.
Truly yours, PITKiN & CO
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WASHINGTON. January 1864.
Having disposed of our stock OF merch sndise to
the firm of Aessrs. Pitkiu & Cc., we tase greS
pleasure in recommending them o our friends and
customers, who have generously patronizet US
We do 40. with the knowledge that our successors
are tul competent and disposed, TO make il for
tie interest Of ali to continue the patronage to
them Hhich hSsbeen so hbersily extended t. as
ta a25Im BARNES & Co
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Ey j. q. MCGUIRE & CO., Aoctioneers
VERY yALCAHLE VACAxr PRoPERrY
At THE coRsER Of PEEs. AvESUs AND FwBN-
IY FIRsT sIPKET AT AUCTION, On WEDN Bj
DAY AFTERNOON, February 10th st o'cloei,
the p enssS, We hau sell the W nola of Lot No
o. In sQuare 75 except the wssts IN II feet front
iuF 50 fee inches on Penn avenre. snf Is fest 3
irct ca twenty first street, ana containing 93l
square feet
This Lot is beautifully located for dwellings,
and is capable of division into four desirable build
Terms One third cash; the remai rder in six and
t. elve mouths with interest secured By DE- ed Of
trust on the pre- mises.
Convey snces st cost of purchaser. Titls unsK-
e. ptionsble.
fs2 &c. Mcguire CO.. Auets.
~ THE ABOVESALEI Is POST TP0NED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, Feb 18th, same hour aud place.
fe lid j. G, Mc(3UJkE & Co., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUfURE GAYS

DSs O MCGUIRE & CO.. Austionesrs.
HEsIRABLE MARKET FARM nEAR THR
- CITY At PUBLIC AUCfIoN.-Un TT s3DAY AT.
TkEAuuk, February 18TH. At O'Clock, at Gns
ArIticn honIns shall sell b iss.Ia6i+ Market
Farr' of about FIFTY. our .ore sitas ted tns
ard oistsut shout four les f-an ths Gig,
hseb Us, d COR &one years III srksl Gac5en sni
has bs ~s supplied vita msuare. is sely
supplied with water by nsvsr- f,iing sprinx
and two hi Anches running through Lns piscs;
about ts elye acres in wood. ptin eli psly oak
sDd ehesnut; Lhe rem eina er is under cu.tiyat on
viiE hns yourg p sch 0rchsrd
The ir- prsvsnGents ccr.i,t of Doubls Frsma
House, two stories high. with tin roof aud Goa.
tsinIng rooms Rtsbtns carriage house. snef.
ard trick spring houss, the whoiS insured for
$500
Terms Ons third cash; the remainder in one
and tao years, with intsie st pay Yaole annual
IL
Title perfect
Ccnvs, aneing st the cost OF the purchaser.
jals-d - Moe CIRB d Co. Aucts.
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nR =. CRoGHAE BKGs 10 ANNoUaDE
- u .. he has lately arrived from lrelsnd. sttsr
beng in shsrss OF several Hos DitaIs there-Mid.
viieiy. oca, and Fever Hcsp!tsis-snd respectful
H &C hsiis the patron age Of the pubic
DR. C1csbsn has also Wis ted the East In lies and
hss I'D @ pie opportunities nf becoming aseu ains
20 stIh cis sses OF every character.
pT yToRhsn can be consulted at bis ofioe, No
6t9 Virgiuis avenue bstus sn I'm aod stu stsssis
Rssr I'll { EAsy Ward. an I'm.
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= :" i
FoUsrsEsrH AsS a STREETS sourH,
Hotels, families. and ,utisrs are In vited to cal
and examine our stock Of Meat, g ame, Poultry and
Vsse sbirs. sausssss aud Boiosna constantly on
hand and for Ea'e n qusn !it:es suters and pur
veyo, are reau sstsd to call.
j. % I'm A HEPBURN, Prom
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-22
= GRANGE THAT HAS EAVzL b. o4&*' : 49,
uF2i RED

MY STOCK OF GOODS positively ~s - u
lSl closed out by the 1st Of January ndc ar
commence from this date. Having NAV York
rungrluent- 10 csta blush myse IN H H,|, tire
by the lst Of January, l nov ot1c' NY IS
STOCK, r,n THIS day, at first orjsn"l chi King in
/ have I. com c1e :ss,rslnent " ,EeiS XIX
the way OF u ~, i Cl AID II t1,I cu:~.
GUUD>, invite the attention % =" nv Urge
and s1S vyl ia" "ss vuG O sock Isvng oro
n.y. good at cost, tavre will be one ps'c ,n d 40
10 one and ali this i: a real eng t'l,,d III the
lul.sbug. A price list will oe 104 raI cI.ory,.
store Tor everybody to examine. 0"-'
and procure your first selection s,,o;n Ogu1e5|
p s.. Goods marked OUT N1' III - ! r.
for everybody. II; ID FIX !; ;ng -treote
SEQ lift ,,:si,o Provost sAaTS11'
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Rich ohd|]]snq 1irer.is.'"t ilsappol'1e'
in MoG9llellaa,s IaJ+ rof.aceeptance zas 't e@-
pected nothing Tt Says:

:,Tbe letter Of Mae then signifies ist!:s. ox.
cept 7hst h snresont sentiment Q! INC >: :'"l.o
j. f>r war. He Las '!,nng his "ln'l!ii' ''' ~,
sha nonnlar;.& :77ra. "nl will SO trim us Sails
- % grind hi. .>,cn yri3f With Al! fhiS We
have nothing ~ ~. The SOONER the E1'2n'2o
1;d i G}i<J;.:e:22 1t ali vui> expectations me
|;er;4r We rereat. that il is the returns
from he rreciat,S If Atlanta and Richmond
which will decide this Presidential campaign
of the Yankoes. I1a ,gf:o sens q Iai1ss d
f2our n TIE army. Or she who knifs pair u
socks f:g soldier, lnez sooref oT tho case thai'
whole tatvi. 81 1'anaGiian tiiDon'a'l>ts. 'ii:k'
ed |,v me entire GcaEor sentiment at ,shi|*aI";
Que ~ one CUE eisl-oi'" i:aEe van5!'''"' a''
left u none the worse or weaker i'"T mon IL
we were looking across The water Tor recoEnl
ei31, like 81 nany furnished coI''h'eS I'| q corr
slip. s. hen We fou' d two trI1t'nG Obstacles
IN the way first, Tia: t.'oign z''Wcrs c%i'''
not, and nexr, h:3 he" would! not :2'd IL re
descended f,o;n orr sigjal station ~ fhe sea,
side. fron ,gIai.:I. US used t. zee she wonderful
mirage of sseam fleets GINNING 10 RAISE ihe
blockade: AMI began - pIoU and reap on oar
own account. The next in,erruplion 60 on labor
WAN the volunteer diplomacy Of A'essrs,
Sanders, EEo1combe / Go. This excited hopes
among some Of our peon|e, who have been DIS
.h,,. ed again BIZ united sentiment Of the
North IN favor OF a prosecution Of the var
r. IS better we should. be undece'ved, and we
tender our thanks 10 those counsei's,Ts OF zen.
Met lylEan who have pat words ot coercion
into his mouth. Better this han the decep
fion which must have followed professions OF
neace upo,l his part which tie law and treaty
making departments Of his Government would
never ratlEy.
TIE steamer Den|,gh arrived al Havana 90
the 18Th from Galveston, and the Susanna
froul Houston; the latter had seventy out OF
three hundred bales GOTTEN, having, it is said;
thrown over board over tUo hundred bales to
escape Federal cruisers.
Advices from Fort Smith say the train which
left LeavenwortE1 September ! for Fort Smith
was captured by the Coniederates at Cahln
Creek. The train consisted Of one hundred
wagons laden with supplies, six hundred mules
forty artillery horses, and two suffers trains.
The PHILADELPHIA American has prepared a
careful estimate OF slaves set free by the Fede-
raj administration or by the events Of the war,
and makes the number 1863; $50. It does not
agree with other estimates.
9 The political casnpaign il The North IS going
on with great activity, and, We may adj, with
great acrimony. The newspapers were never
more violent.
Yesterday, in the sailor Old phrase, ",he
Sun crossed the Line and the "iav and
night were equal. Instead Of an oqninoctial
gale, I4St night, there were gentle showers,
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Immediately upon entering Atlanta Colone!
Walker, zph, was IN command OF the hesiieEa'
co,,on. sent the following: dispatch 60 (seneraI
Gea,y: 'Genera: We have possession u
ss;hc town. The Second and Third Divisions
sseDtere.l together. The Dag ct 'he Third
sst>,igade will he the first to float 0 er Che city
s,Glory ITallel,,jah. This elects Abraham
s'Linco1ns'
Ten Of Col. Aloseby's Enes,, captured several
DAYS ago by the Feaerals at Rock Ford, w.,
we're sent 70 WASHINGTON on Iuesd"y. IhelT
names are John Clagget, George Skinner, L.
J. Moran, W. S. Finn, JAS. johnson, frank
Daraen, Benton Fletcher, r. NJ. Hooe: sam'l.
Wagtnan, and John A. Merchant. DArden AND
Hooe, we believe, are Washing onions,
The Grand Lodge OF the / 0. 0. f., Of the
Tinted States. Is nov IN session, IN Boston. -
The following p5Esol1s have bcon elected for
The ensuing term OF TWO years: Isaac N.
Veitch, Missouri, H. W. Grand Sire; James
?. Sanders, New York, Deputy Grand Sire;
James L. Ridpely, Maryland, Grand Cores
ponding and Recording Secretary Joshua
w 1e. z1~x,,.ra rrana r,aosnror
''- -
The wife OF Gen. 4. I. Hill aud daughter
Of Governor Bradford Of Maryland, arr repor
ted as boarding at Downington, Chester coun-
- ID. .rbo . I;tor IF fha t.l,ral', ph;laaAl.
whia News, says the people OF that vicinity
s.,...oa,o2 = ~ l,;,la, fox tba;r failure 20
49, ,hoso sba reba)s ouf r. tho ne;yhhor.
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osE AND PINE wO0n T1R SALE.

OAK End PINE WOOU Ev5E aa01:
rG1II E subscriber has on hand, and VIII ''''
L stantly keep At his
n It}y WOOD IAEO.- ..ol,s
on Union betwe Ell Wife and llAos ~ 49, - +
(uunte!' hip ard . large sUEP'H u ii The
and PINE WOOD, which le WI! se1'' 60 n,sIt
of good article. and good measure wv T !, ~
we'll 70 cali. WILLIAMSON uUN1h"'
sep Z2 3n ---~..
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4 statue Of Gen. ''S1onewall'' Jackson is
uov nnior way in Nuremberg, Gern'anT 1n'
artist is Young man ra1ned ioik.
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The steamer Denl;igh arrived at Havana or
the 18Th from Galveston, and the Susanna
froul Houston; the latter had seventy out Of
three hundred bales GOTTEN. having, it IS said;
thrown overheard over tgo hundred bales t.
escape Federal cruisers.
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Ts?ET

In Washington, on Sunday: the iS1h }3as(':
Miss BIDDT AicI.AliGHI.IN, formerly OF
Of Alexandria. Va. in the 10Th year Of heT age
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) courf martial sitting at alIestoEn. Va,
has sentenced Colonel J 9l.1 I. 3tauntoi, l3tb
Penn. Vols, 10 be casjierad, or djsotedlonea
o. orders and c>gardIce.
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Uh. alexauarja zzt1t 9
THURSDAY EVENING. SEPT. %.

": have report from St. '4onj~ = She
eff.cr that I'll scotE, commanding the Con
tolerate ,reops ne.r Ratozs Rouge, has sent
q proposition 70 General dery1'p 10 SURRENDER
from four tl,ousa,,t! 10 SIX thonsand lns', pro
yisl.,l General Heron wo;alsl gram an us'oon-
.2jti0zal par.lou % tie general officers OF The
command TI,a reader will tsz;;eve that story
9: not. Just as he likes. L has al! tIie ear
marks peculiar to the ca:.ard family.
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DIED,

At HyattsYille, on the night Of the sth u't,
MARY ELIZABETH. beloved wife of John B.
Wheeler, and daughter of James D. Chcdal, aged
The funeral will take place from her fsther's
residence. 4e3 street. between 9th and 1th this
fSaturday> afterne on. at O'Clock, to which the
friends of the family invited.
On the Ist instant. after short illness. at his
residence, corner of North Capitol and boundary
are ssf ny tar 70 Attend
the funeral from his late residence. on Saturday
evening, July I'd, at four o'clock. jyl-2t'
On the LIST of July, NORRIS DUNBAR, infant
SON of Joseph and Susan Benjamin, aged two
months and sixteen days
His funeral will take place on Saturday, the ID
of July, at ~ O'Clock. from his p9reats Tesldence
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
On SATURDAY.. July %, 1884. at IL a m ALICE
beth II Johnson aged Is months and days.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow tSnnday)
afternoon, at o'clock, to which the friends of the
family are invited.
On the Cd instant, ANNA, beloved daughter of
Honora Baldwin, in the 10th year of her age
Her funeral will take place on SUNDAY evening
at 8 O'Clock from her mother 9 residence, Lou!sl-
ana avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
the 26th Year of his age. CHARLES NJ. son ofW
r. and Henrietta Williams late of the City of New
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
day p. m, Sd instant at IA O'Clock.
New York City papers please copy
On the % inst, THOMAS McQUILLAN, native
years resident of Washington, aged 81 years
His funeral will take pl ace from his residence.
friends and acqusintances are respectfully invited
to attend
In Georgetown. D. c.. on the 2sth ult.. NELLIE
ME G. Ward. aged 3months and 70 days.
Bait. Sun and Gazette copy]
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DYJAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES, SALE TWO BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES NEAR THE NAVY YARD, BELONG
ING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE CHAS.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, at six
the Supreme Court of the Districtof Columbia,
sitting in chancery passed the 9Th day of April,
1861 in a certain cause wherein George W. Miller
is Complainant and Ellen Miller ct al are defend.
ant, mo. l46,l we shall sell
Part of Lot No. ]. Square No. $50, beginning for
the same at SO feet inches from the southeast cor
ner of said lot and thence running west and 'front.'
ing on M street u feet, thence north rs feet 6
inches thence east II feet, thence south rs feet
inches to the beginning, together with the i'm
provements, consisting of a three-story brick
dwelling house..
beginning for the same at point on street south
100 feet from east 10th street, thence north ahRt
about 70 feet thence east % feet inches to the be-
einnine together with the improvements, con-
sisting OF a two story brick dwelling house
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in sir,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest, for
which the purchaser must give notes, secured TO
the satisfaction of the Trustees The purchaser to
have the option of paying all in cash.
Convey.ncing and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
IF thsterms of sale are not complied with in S
dsys thereafter the Trustees reserve the right of
reselite at the risk and expense of the defsulting
purchaser, on one week. notice in the National
E. c. MORGAN,
A. THOS. BRADLEY,
o.va5. r n McGIrJRE CO Aucts
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
NORTH b STREET. CAPITOL HILL, AT AEC.
RYJAs. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CASE "STEINwAY"
P I,aA \ = EEQRTEa FTRhNITTRE AND HOUSE
On TUESDAY MORNING, July 9Th at 10 clock.
at the residence of Hon. l.. 4. Chittenden; nth
Furniture and Effects, comprising
Elegant Rosewood Case Piano, by "Steinway &
Son, in perfect order, and but little used, Cover
and Stool
Damask and Lace Curtains, Gilt Frame Mirrors
Marble top and Fancy Tables, Whatnot, Cane,
Rush and Wood. seat Chairs, Lounge, Brussels
Parlor, Hall and Stair Carpets, Oilcloth. Rugs
ble-top Sideboard, Extension Table. Oak Dinin,
Chairs China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Silver
Bedstead. Marble-top Bureau, Washstands
Oak Cottage Suite Parlor Sets, Hair AMI Husk
steads, Bureaus and Washstands, Cooking and
Heating Stoves, Refrigerator, together with q
general assortment of Kitchen Requisites.
ieS &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
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'sGsEhAs sAEE e hSSSF AsN sf2
gyTrsus Of deed Of tiuss dated the 18th d.y
SssS: 81 e III
and recorded II .b Los. end rsco.ds
sSs p enrt 81 81 ths
s ssan S IN IN s SsRsi IS g :.ia SsnE
com DlsfinaSs ana Charles sss s.
s q sss s q s5ss
sSsss .nstcn II Gps 2. ,s ss
18th day No. sSn
,, n1 SSSa I'VE sn Sry r7A%s
a aT.nn Mop sstw.en ,s and 9Th streets east.
e. Re ssursd By
trust Tie pre%ises II the terms Of sale are not
ria:
defsultiog pun chaser on one weeks notice in the
Evening Star Oonveyancins and stamps at the
$3.50. 1 q n ssALR5Es, o TFa; ss:
GALE OF coNDHMNEp euARrERMAsrERs'
eng 1'r'er"a''' w St as1'' Jsns s. ISL
WIN be sold # Pablic ASetiSn At Govsrs%s.s
EsitssntS and Ninetess.h Streets y {hs ~ g
WsshinSton o. WEDNEsDnaT sas {. i Ss
at for issue. viz: 80 E.
Spades, b asdcufs. Lanterns.
Office Oh airs. Grindstones, stoves,
Stove. pipe, Brooms, Coal hods =
Mess-pans. Buckets. Scrap She Teo otEA'
Sale to Commence at II 0 CLOCK g. 81 RI 1aa -.
Successful bidders wi d ss from date Of ssis.
Terms cash. in Govsrnmsnn' ~ tqn SsHicxrR si
~ B q General Dep WasSissso.
GALE OF CON DEMNED HORSES NDMULHs.
Ch'e 3A' RashiyEtoN. D. G.. Jxne IS. ieA.
viii be sold ct public anction. Ct the oor.sass
n n6 sne on WEDNHShXY. eyply S. issl,s end on
WEDkEsDAHH S SShS 2, M ~ sshISEtSsssyTn
oondemnsd q unit for pabltc service
Terms: Cash In Cover nlneat fands. y4-~
oe1o w oS '~-''S = b a R6oKER, : ,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Qusrter%sstcf.
je x-u Depot Of WsssiaStoA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SAMsrAa AND THE FOURTH OF JrLr.-On this
grand occasion Mr.. samstsg calls tho attention Of
this til day with tn most encellent Free Lunch. All
those in favor of this glorious Fourth OF July,
Go 4y a e 81 s sasi sra t Dc s
city. LUNCH from 1"a. m. until p. m at Sam
stag's Ale Vaults. corner 10th street and Pennsyl
yania avenue. - - = - IT.
sn! 1 f Do s'tsa ~
Store, 43e Pa. ave near ~ street. 1t"
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL. URINARY
AND Report. IF by
mail in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge.
asos Snss fset PRssSs
Pa. je 81 3m
IoE CRBAMl
that he has always on hand fresh supply Of the
choicest favors .-
which he is prepared to supply to stores suffers,
hotels sS sSs and .s%ss
st. 1as shortest os
and Il. Wholesale and retail. 9. 10 2s-Im"
ANxw PEaruMl rol fHz HASDKxRcHrEr.
PAalon's .'Nisht Blooming Csreus."
Pha,o.s might Blooming cereus."
Psaso~'s Might Blooming Cersus.''
PAa,O~s Might blooming osreus."
Pha.e~s might Blsomins osreus." ~
PAale.s might INCOMING osrsus."
Phaloss '.Nlsht Bloomias osrsas.
a.s Dc, s:s:s; "a
which {! tsSss ia pane. - !. g. :,
AAnufaesorea only 3, PaaLos sos, n. f.,
ASK Fos PaxLon Ss--TAxs 10 0rxsa. ga
e H-sm soaa BY drHsgis" ssaerauy.
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RYJ.c MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

VALUABLE DWELLING-H HOUSE AND BUILD.
ING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NORTH
STREET AND 10TH STREET WEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, at half
account of estate of the late Com Crane, parts of
Lots 10 and H. in Square No. l29, at the corner of
the improvements, consisting of tn story
Brick Dwelling house, with back-buildnss, sta
bling, &c. The property will be divided nto threA
parts, two building lots and the house and lot
which it stands, With a suffi cient side alley.
Possession of the house will be given the LIST
of October, 1864.
Terms cash
Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the
purchaser
je I'd j. G, MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY authority of a deed of trust, dated the 9th
February, 1857 and recorded in Liber A. s., No.
cure debt due to Sam1 Cropley, and BY his dreci
tion, shall sell at auction. MONDAY LIST August
ises the piece or parcel of ground in Georgetown.
being parts of Lots No. "a and Is; in the old own,
beginning at q point ll6 feet IL inches westerly
from the corner Of High and Water streets, and
westerly rs feet, thence north to 80 feet alley.
thence east with said alley Is feet thence south to
Terms: one third OF the purchase money in cash,
and the residue at six and twelve months-notes,
with surety, bearing interest-and lien on the
premises until paid, and when paid the property
to be conveyed to the purchaser; and unless the
terms are complied with within FIVE days from the
sale a re sale will be made, after weeks notics
in the Evening Star, at the cost and rlsk of the
Deeds, stamps, &C., at the purchasers expense.
W. REDIN, Trustee.
je 2S-3taw&ds THOS BOWLING. Auct,
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pYJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.

aas2ax&ds ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-02
PERSONAL.

IF Mr.. MAY. SUTLER, does not call for his
i Wagon within thirty days after date it will be
sold at auction to the highest bidder.
je $685.. W. H. & j. SNYDER
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AUCTION SALES.
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THIS AFEERNOON AND TOMORROW

THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
RYJAMEs c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers
NUMBER OF FINE BUILDING LOTS EAST OF
hi CAPITOL AT PUBLIC SALE.
On SATT RDAY AFTERNOON, July 2, at six
FIRST named, we shall sell in
SQUARE NO 7ss
Lots NO. Il is, Ia. Is, and Is, fronting on North
street and 4th street east at the corner of these
streets.
SQUARE NO. l,Oss
Lots No. 4. s, and 7 fronting on Kentucky and
South Carolina avenues and Eth street asst
SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE NO. /, $50
Lot MOL
SQUARE NO. l,O6a.
Lots No. 5, 6, 8, 9, II, and II, on South street
between Kentucky avenue and 18th street east.
ALL OF SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE NO. I,n62
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in six
and twelve months with interest, secured by a
deed of trrst on the premises.
Conveysnces a. the cost of the purchasers.
Je24 JAS. G. McGCIRE& CO., Auct's.