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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
CANNOT BE DIsCREDlTED.
The Rev Jaoob seohler.

Well known and much respected among the Herman
populali0n In this country makes tho following slate
inent for the benefit OF the afflicted.
HANOVER, IA, Feb. 49, 1863
Dear Sifs Having realized In my family impOrlsni
hanens from the uao II your valuable preparation
MisYARs BAIAAN or WIlD CHKaHY--it affords me piss
sura 10 recommend II 10 the public, Some eight ysAn
ago ore 0 my daughters seemed to be IN decline anl
little hopes Of hor recovery were entertained. thel
ptocnrsd bottle oil your excellent Balsam and heos
there waa great improvement In her health have
In my Individual case, made frequent of your VAln
able ihediene aud have always bcen benefited by It.
JAO0B sRoHLEa
from Jessie mlth, siaI President OF tue
morris Cauuty aRIIk, MOrrl-tOwn,
New Jersey,
Dliaying used d. wi5rAE's BAiAlH OF Win cHEnar
fer about esn years. and having realized its beneficial
results IN my family II affords great pleasure
commenting Il lo the public as valuable remedy iu
cases Of weak lungs, oOlda, coughs Sc. aud remedy
taken with perfect siey by the most delicate in health
From Hon john nc, Smith, Il DtAtlngaish
ed Lhnyer In w Mentninsters Md
have on several occasions usel Dr. WarARs BAlsm
or WILD CnsRHr for severe colds, and also with decided
benefit know Of no preparation that Is meie eil1A'
nnh or more deserving Of general usa.
The Balsam has also bsen used with excellent efe hI
| j. II. ELliorf, Merchant, Halfs Cross Roads MI
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine uuless signed ~ BUTTS" oa til.
| wrAppef-
| F0r sNio ny
| J. p. nINsMORR, No Asl B,oadwAy, New York.
8 W FOWLER co. Perpetrators, Boston
Anh BY all nrugaiai
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
IIEADqgAnrRRs NlillFAnY COMMANDER,

IIEADQuApTRRs MILITARY COMMANDER,
Wilmington, Del, July l3lh, 1854
0RDRRs,
No. III.
Capt. X. $. Holt, commanding Go. a., 9Th
Delaware Volunteer Infantry, will proceed by
the first train Tomorrow with his company to
Perryvlle, Maryland and report for duty to tho
officer commanding the troops at Iavre de.
Grace. lIgNny d. JUDD,
Major u $. Army.
Military Commander,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19

A BRAVE BiRn AND A BRAVE umL.--Captain
John j. Bowen, a, U, N. at Berpluda Hundred.
Va, inn letter to HIS father in noston, notices
couple Of Incidents which mayintcrsst our read
era He states, on the authority Of Surgeon
Mande7ille, Of Boston, that on the 9th inst,
while he was operating under u shade tree, q
cat bird came into a tree not ten feet from q
battery in full play, and continued to sing dur
ing the engagement, notwithstanding the cannon
we're being loaded and fred as rapidly ms possi-
bly,.
One day last week girl, in tho dis guiso of a
drummer boy, was found in the army. She
looked like lad of 10, and was girl Of s.
lier se1 was discovered by accident She wore
neat snit oil soldier clothes, and ma lie pretty
smart refused to tell who eho was or WLere
Of Gettysburg, and was wonnded s.h;et ied 10
the betrayal Of her sex. She waS ,'rnad e,,t ~
the army in quiet way after a ie recovsreG
She was this time sent on the he rtta Eos,,osa
Monroe to be dismissed She say n thev n,s,, ,Io
what they please with ber, hut tbe win nsyeT
wear Women's clothes again.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
HEADQUARTRRs MILITARY COMMANDER.
Wilmington. Dl.. Juiv mn. 1874

HEHNWUHhThfla NKTLIIAhl NUWNANUtNt
Wilmington, DSl, July lllb, 1864.
0RnERs,
No. ll2
Captain Thomas NJ. Culbert, with doiaoh
ment Of ten mounted men Of Company Il, l4ill
Ohio. National Guards. will proceed to liayre-de
Grace, by way Of Oxford, GonoHlngo Bridge.
Darlington. Bellair and report to the commanding
officer at llavre de.Grace for instructions.
lIEHgr d. JunD,
Major u. s, Army,
Military Commander.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
wistar'a Balsam of Wild Cherry.

So general has the use Of this Temedysbeocms
and 70 popular ia II everywhere, that 1t ia uu.
necessary to recount its virtues Its works
speak for it, and find ulterance in the abunlant
and voluntary testimony of the many who from
long suffering aud settled disease have by ia use
been restored to pristine vigor aud health We
eau present a rAass of evidence in proof Of our
assertions, that
CANNOT BE DIsCREDITED.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
MARRIED.

lNGERsOL june 3Ulli, By Res
br. Wilson, REy. wn. ~ WILSON, Of the
Methodist Protestant Church, and Mas EHMA
J. lnaRRsoLL, only daughter of the Hon.
Charles IngersOll, OF Pennsyyania.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
EheriT,a Sale.

BY virtue Of a WIT q Lsvat Pacl4s TO dlfsel,i
Will be exposed to Public sae AZ the Hoel Of Samuel ".
g aAd htsts Of Delaware. on THURSDAY the 2tn aN
Of JULY, 4. D. 1864, at 10 O'clock, A. A. the foow,n5
described Rgai Estate yi1A that measLAge and 10Y ~
aud situle the northey side Of BarkeS tTest 10 lh
town Of NsW Castle, in New caslle county and hati a.
Delaware bounded and described as folloWsi 70 WI n
At tho HnuthwesteTly G lot formerly belonging ~
the hots Of Johsph Baldwin, deed and running thes
along said tteo south vriyf1ur degrees west thirty s
TO stake corner for land imerlY OF John MCann as
reaeedi and now OF John hahony thence with the nse
the north iotiyour and oIa half degrees Wes enc
hundred and htynins feet to land Of William Foste
thence with tho north forty iour degrees easf b
feet 10 the Aforesaid Ot formerly Of Tho heirs o. lNsp
Baldwin, dei'd thence with The same a0nlh ioIyl9ul
aud onu halt degreea east hundred and thlrly
feet 10 the plses Of beginning containing tdp ionanl
one hnhdted aud seventy square feet Of land De ine fa
more o. less. seEa aud taken n execution as the prop
eiiy N Mary Mruann deceased, aud Anderson 'p"7
tenznt and to br sold T.,
LEWIS W. sTInHAM, Sheriff
Slerl0ia un6a, Ma, fs,,t. -, fars itBta
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
CRYSTAL FoUNT BATTING
SALOON,
STILL FL0URISHES,

BASEMENT OF s. II. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET sTs
WILMINGTON DEL,
PETER Ii. BY RNES
tLsts Superintendent Of Indian Queen IIotri)
Eerpsciiuly informs the Citizens Of Wmlugtun that
lie hae taken the above namel nrA class Saloon where
he will he glad to receive tue patronage OF A friends
aud lie public generally. lie viii lerVeup
Oysters, Game, Meals, &C.,
1u The boat nanner, and al the .hO iebt noles Every
dglieney The market affords will he unehe AlL osls
prepared At any hour, His Bar will be supplijiwlt lilo
Choicest Liquors,
And every attention paid 10 those WHO viii ftyour him
with their patronage.
hosls regularly served until 1. c'cloek at night
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY CoNMANDRH,
Wilmington, Del, July 18th, 1864.

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY CoNnANDRH,
Wilmington, Del, July 18th, 1854
0RDgRs,
No. ia.
l. The Volunteer troops staliOnsd at the HaVre-
do Grace ferry. and at bridges, ieVTies and fcrds
above, will until otherwise ordered be under the
command of Lieut.. Col. Edgar Hounsheld,
9Th Delaware Infantry.
IL. Capt T. G. Harris, U. s. Navy, will oom-
mand the detachment Of soldiers and marinea on
duty there, and will Cooperate with Lient. Col.
y. Hounsheld, and obey his orders
III. Capt II, c. Robinett, ist u. s. iofantry
will act as inspector TO this command, aud
will be respected accordingly.
w. Capt. George v, Massey will until able TO
join his proper command, be charged with ths
organization and equipment Of the cavalry now
being raised here.
V. Capt. Hugh Stirling having heon appoiutst
Major OF the 7,h Regiment Delaware Volunteer
Infantry, for gallant conduct in the recent afrai
with the enemy at the Gunpowder bridge, will b.
obeyed and respected accordingly.
HENRY b JuOp,
Major u. s. Army,
Military Commander
IlEApquARTERa MlLlTARY CoMMANpER,
Wilmington, bel, July 18th, 1864
0RDRns.
|
Capt. George V. Massey, A. A. General Volun
teers, will proceed by tic frat train to Ken
county, returning through New Cantiu count
aud enroll volunteers for cavalry service.
The men will be- accepted with horses
llEaRY D. JuDD,
Major U. $. Army,
Military Commander,
iAADoUAnTRRs MILiTARY CoMMAsDgR.
Wilmington, Del, July 18Th, 1864.
ORpERs,
No. llG.
The command Of all tho troops now bein
raised for the immediate defenee Of this cit
will devolve upon Col. John Andrews, to whol
Commanders Of Companies aud Detachment
will report Immediately upon being mustered il
ligNRY B. JlmD,
Major U. s. Army
Military Commander.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMANDER,
Wilmington, Del, July l9h. 1864

NhNhhn
No Ill, + ypi~
|. Under instructions from the General Com
rnuding, lat Lieut.. james Lewis, " H. q, with
as many Convaescents and effective men from
the v. Il. e., now at the u s. deneral llospital
as the Surgeon iu charge may deem 1T for tenn.
pornry duty, will Immediately proceed to nayre
do Grace and take post for the protection and
preservation Of tho Railroad crossings, the Com
pany steamer and ether property there. lie
will place himself in communication with the
officer commanding the detachment of troops, il
any there, aud report from time to time by
Telegraph, 10 these Headquarters. Detailed in
atiucliona are herewith furnished him.
H. Capt. Hugh Stirling will proceed with hif
Company, without delay, to the OunpowIci
Bridge on the Philadelphia, Wilmington anl
Baltimore Railroad, and take post on the norll
side OF the treatle work, for which purpose h
wilisend patrols constantly communicating will
the force stationed on the sonth side Of tn
bridge HENRY b. JUDn
Major U. $. Army,
Military Commander
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
invoke your cordial cooperation, in the accom-
plishment Of this patriotic object.
HHNRr d. JUDD,
Major U. s, Army,
Military Commander.
THE MILITARY --C0MaIANDERs THEIR
DISPOSITION.

The following are the official orders of Major
Judd 10 relation to rslslng troops, appointing
commanders and dispOsins Of tbs forces raised,
10 such manner as to render tho most eiIicieut
service in aiiording protection not only to the
great artery Of communication with tho National
Capitol, the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltl-
more RailFOsd, but also to our State aud city.
Every thing has been done under tho oirOunl-
stances that could possibly be expected, and re-
aaOts great credit upon the patriotism and loyalty
Of our people. The record We here make will
long be cherished by the aoters in the sceuea
now transpiring around US, as an evidence that iu
the hour of their eountry's peril, they performed
their dulies as patricia and good ctigens.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
COMMENCEMENT OF WESLEYAN FEMALE
COLLEGE.

Commencement week at the Wesleyan Femnle
College, alwAya a time OF great interest," presen-
ted this year unusual attractions. The large
number Of sludents in attendance and the high
reputation of the College for exeellsncO In the
literary and musical performances of these sea-
sons, brought TO the city alargo number Of
strangers from abroad Tho weather was de-
lightful, and 0onEibu,ed to the enjoyment of the
occasion.
The frat Anniversary of the Mumnm wss held
on Tuesday evening, As this association, com
pOHed Of the graduates OF tho College, was organ.
iEed only at tho last commencement it's debut was
looked forward to with some anxiety by ita
trlcnde The evening came the air was do
liehtfly cool the large hall OF the College. as
usual, vas decorated with pictures, ornamentcd
with eyorgraens, and perfumed with ilowers.-
Half an hour before the opening IL was 6llet
with an audience that gave promise Of interehtet
attention, Promptly at y o'clock the platform
extending the entire breadth Of one end OF tia,
hall was filled with members Of the association
The cxercines began with tho singing of al
ode, written fon the occasion by Miss a. V
Cooke. II Is go beautiful we oanaot forheal
piVinp IN entire
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19

pphning the Salailea ul ihe Officers Of The Cif
He it orinlued by The City Council OF Wilmington
SEltios l. thHt tho salaries aud compensation ol lhs
lieca oi tha city hereinafter named shall ba as fellows
Via;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19
THE NEWS.

jackson & woodruffs stores. containing
,euano, saltpetre wool, &c, at Brooklyn, l..
l., we're destroyed by fire on Friday Two
vessels were also burned. Loss estimated al
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-19

think IL my duty to take aa early opportu-
nifty Of urging upon you the necessity Of a more
thorough and efficient military organization for
the defence Of our State. This eau be best ef
feoted when danger is yet far off, and the minds Of
men are clear and tranquil. The Seventh Regi-
ment of Delaware Volunteers, lacks but three
Companies They should he Immediately or
ganized and placed under orders. ] also request
that another Regiment be immediately raised
from TINT class Of my fellow citizens whose age
occupation or domestic affairs have prevented
them from entering an organization generally
composed Of younger men,
l earnestly recommend that you organize into
companies by Wards; the largest Wards fur
nshing two or more. The details OF this ar
rangement will be left 10 the intelligence of n
special Committee appointed by yourselves. Let
your action he prompt, harmonious and free
from irritating OF embarrassing questions.
Companies must not bo lesa than eighty nor
larger than ninety-eight, exclusive OF their
officers Tho enrolment will he for thirty days,
and the organization will be called the "Resorge''
or the Eighth Regiment, Delaware Volunteer
Infantry.
will cause arms and equipments TO be issned
as rapidly as the companies can be mustered in.
II 10 absolutely necessary that we proceed in
obedience to the orders and regulations prescrib-
ed by the War Department, and respectfully
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-27

Nrom LcNlngLon--AlrncLDns ynndnIL.m.

From Observation-Disclosures Vandalism.
Authentic odyiccs from Lexington stotr
that cwy building connected with the Yir-
gInia Military Institute was burned. excopt
the house occupied by the family Of Gcneral
Smith, the Superintendent. Th was spar
ed ON account Of the illness Of daughter of
Gen. Smith.
Lexington contains a College which was
endowed by Gen. Washington, and bears his
name Prominent in the campus was fine
statue Of the noble patron erected as me.
moriol Of bis muuilccncc, and of the graft
,udG Of the friends of the College. This
sto,uo Of Washington, thus erected and thus
consocmcd, tho Yankees have sacroligiously
stolen and hauled away They loaded it IN
IN their wagons and sent it off to Beverly
General Hunter has made his name immor.
ml
Norris this alI Loxmgton is the home Of
eN-Goy Lctchcr There ia house modest
in pro.ensiou, but commodous and comfort.
able, he dwelt with bis family. Itisnow in
ashes, with all its eicct,-it has been dos.
troyel by Hunter and his ytndals. This
boastIy outrage will commend GOV. Lotchor
still more closely to the sympathios aud tho
.ldFor OF lrglnHus.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-27

SATURDAY EVENING JUNE 45. lal
Evening star., 1864-05-12
SUNDAYS FIGHT,
Correspondence Daily Chronicle. !


The 5th corps has suffered fearfully It has
been in every engagement during this march
indeed, what corps has been idle? They
marched most of Saturday night, and were
just In time to fight Ewell, near Spotsylvania.
Bartlett's brigade, Of Grifin's division, was i'm
advance, and was shelled considerably. AS
usual, the rebels, who are acquainted with
every inch OF the country, fell back to q suit
able spot, where they calmly awaited our
coming. The rebels posted their artillery near
a email run. Battery Q, Sd Massachusetts,
and u, 5th United States artillery, were plant.
ed at the forks Of the road, SO they could attend
to the rebel batteries near Nye Run. Robin.
son was on the right, Griffin on the lett. The
battle became general and soon waxed warm,
The fight contin ued from to 12 q. m. About
two hours before dark q division of the 9th
corps came to the assistance Of Warren, who
was very hard pressed by Longstreet and
Ewell We have been on this side of the
Rapidan one week-a longer period than ever
before. There has been great deal Of quick
marching performed and heavy fighting. We
have fifty miles to 60 over before entering
Richmond. Communication being open to
Warrington, new supply Of provisions can
cared Tor: ~ we advance as far every week
as we did this last one, Richmond will surely
be reached by the 4th Of July. What fearful
price 1t would cost7 1t would be terrible
triumph. Grant could say, like the Greek
general Pyrrhns, +" Another such victory and
am undone." = -,
Evening star., 1864-05-12

the Secretary Of War to designate the news
papers In which the Advertisements of the
Suartermaster's Department shall be pub
!iened, and another offered by the same Senator,
limiting the operation OF the act to the present
passed. It divides The Quartermasteris De-
partment Into nine divisions.
Mf. daie reported, from the committee Of
conference on the disaereeing votes Of the two
Houses on the House biil relative 70 appolnt-
relating to appointments in the naval service
and courts martial; and the report on each
was agreed to-
Mr.. Harlan called mp the House bill to rrant
lands to Iowa for railroad purposes; and It
The Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation
Dill! " az under consideration.
"A oeoate took place On the Senate's amend
,Sr the twenty
The House concurred In the amendment and
tnen oissgIeeo 70 tne Senate's amendment pro-
viding Tor the appointmentof Of q full minister 70
Belgium.
The House then asked committee Of confer
ence Of the Senate.
A bill 10 secure to persons In the military Or
naval service Of the United States homestead
was taken up and discussed by Messrs Fer.
nsndo Wood, OF N. Y, and Sloan, OF Wis, until
the expiration OF the morning hour.
The bill providing for the dismissal from the
military service OF unemployed general officers
Mr.. Schenck, OF Ohio, explained the resolu-
tiOp; after which, the amendment previously
proposed by Mr.. Cox, Of Ohio, and tha substi.
tute offered by Mr.. Herman, Of N. Y, were re-
jected, and the bill passed.
lish postal money order system were agreed
Evening star., 1864-05-12
FROM EUROPE


Ne Recent Fighting in Denmark-Move.
ments Of Garlbaldl-Wh Of the
NRw YORK, May 1.-THE steamer City Of
Manchester, from Liverpool ON the 27th, via
Queenstown on the 18th, arrived here this at.
ternoon.
The pirate Alabama put into Table Bay on
the 10th Of March for coal.
Two fast steamers were launched at Nantes
On the 23d for the rebels. It Is affirmed that
the French Government will not prevent their
being armed. Notwithstanding Minister Day.
toms circumstances, another rebel steamer at
Bordeaux will be ready to sail in q commercial
capacity, by the 1st OF June.
Gen. Garibaldi remained at Col. Pearle's on
the 28th, and intended to embark ON the next
day.
Ten Broeck's horse Paris ran on the Cd for
two thousand guineas stakes. Lord Glasgow's
horse, Gen. Peel, won.
Nothing new has been received from the
Danish seat OF war, and there is nothing but
speculations as to the conference.
There has been no recent fighting In Den.
The Prussians are penetrating Jutland in
force. 6
clined an armistice.
Evening star., 1864-05-12
CoNGRHssIoNAL,
In TEE sxxATE yesterday

IN TIE S8HATE yoetef0dy-
Mr.. Davis submitted q preamble and resolu.
uon In reference to the statements made to the
House by the President CONCERNING Generals
Schenck and Blair having placed designations
Of their military commissions In his hands at
the present session Of Congress, with the un-
sions should they retire from Congress, and
declaring such an arrangement In derogaton
OF the constitution, and not within the power
OF the President or Secretary OF WAR; which
was ordered to be printed
4 Mr.. Wilson called up the bill TO provide for
tha better organisation Of the Quartermaster's .
Department Several amendments were made,
including enc offered BY Mr.. Grimes allowing
Evening star., 1864-05-12
AUCTION SALES.
RYJ. @. MCGUIRE l. 90, ,Auetioneers,

TRpsTEES SALE OF yALUABLE sLAUGH.
bst and sr.1s stssa aaa Vxchs schsf
NJ sfss Shsffi Ma, s.A
O'Clock, on the premises. commencing with the
S5ss9
5lisP Niiisl ct al are dsfsndsnss No. 49, we
a Lott 1t sss.i. sa: IS soaS Es.ss:s;sM g
;ss sss;ssss. ysss
vidsd as may. be deemed m ost desirable.
dmmsdi.tely az. tIy after Lots IL, and in sausrs
NJ ndmmed1i.tsIy as sfssT: part Of lot No Square
s@sl,se s1ss saa BY double frame
i%nsaisssIy after, par. of Lot No: !, Square No.
ths southeast corner Of ssid lot and thence run run.
fh ming west and frontng on street y feet thence
with the imJfoyements. consisting Of thres story
besRnns t%Ss % sane # poias % en Mfes1.s ss1sst
sss 70
consistine Of . txe story brick dwelling house.
NJ dm%sdiste, o9S after part Of Lot No. Square
feet on 1lth street and running back that width
provements. Consisting Of fiame dwelling house.
dmtm9edistey after Lot ls IN Square No. Los,
OF south 3 street, and running back s5 feet. to-
Eether with the improvements, consisting Of
three story brick dwelling house. with three story
brick back building
Terms: One third in cash the remainder in s, y,
chaser must Give notes secured to the satisfaction
of the Trustees. The purchaser to have the option
of paying all in cash.
,Conveyancine and stamps At the cost of the pur-
chasers
If the terms of sale are not complied with In Ave
days thereafter the Trustees reserve the right of
reselllng at the risk and expense of the defauting
Intelligencer. GEO. A. BOHRER,
Il. q. MORGAN,
A. THOS. BRADLEY,
Evening star., 1864-05-12
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E5
"A TATE ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER,
LIMITED STATES MARsHALssALE,

In virtue ofa writ Of Fissi Faciss. issued from
me Clsfhs ONCE OF the Supreme Court of the
DATED States, for the District Of Solunabis and to
at the front Of the COURT House door OF said Ooun
z, ON WEDNEsDAY, the 2sth day of May next,
3eG At IL O'Clock m, all defendants right title
Claim and interest n And to the north part Of Lot
No. "a, In Square No. ST., bounded as follows -
PegiSniDg for the same st the southeast corner Of
nans thence vest 81 feet, thence north so feet,
thence east feet to the beginning, together with
all Sin gular, the Improvements hereon seized and
isvied upon as the property Of Samuel and oseph
Ss{syor Of White. Middleton Beall, use of Elias
N.Y. WARD H. LAMoN. o. 8. Marshal, D. O.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
1s.t Guartsrnass s OSscs, Depot of Wa,Ainston.3
WAsHISSTos, p; G., April g. 1854.
the 0bseryatory in the Oity Of Washington, b. O.,
on "WEDNESDAY, May IL, 1854, and WEbNISDAY.
Aa1 26, 1854, lot Of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as unfit for public service.
Terms: Cash In Government funds
Bale to commence At 10 O'Clock, ., Nd.
D. d. RUOKlR,
Brig. Gen. and Chief fQusrtermaster,
Sp.G-&t Depot OF Washingt gtoR. D. O..
Evening star., 1864-05-12
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auetionesrs.
TRUSTEES sALEOF FTwOHANDsOME BUILD
ING LOTS EAST OF THE CAPITOL AT AUO-

TT1H . HAS1 V1 THE CAFIIUL AT AUU-
On FRIDAY, the 7oth instant, shall sell, In
mont Of the premises, at clock, p. M, by virtue
the lst day Of July. 1853, and recorded in Liber j.
A. NO. ls2: folios, S6. sI, and ses. one Of the
District of Columbis, the following named proper
y, lying and being in the city of Washing gton Dis
ntct Aforesaid viz:
Lots numbered nineteen and twenty, in Square
numbered ten hundred and twenty une, contain
This property fronts one hundred and twenty one
feet si1 inches on north F. between Thirteenth
Terms of sale One-fourt cash; the balance in 6,
", and la months, the purchaser t, give notes for
taken. W ~
All conveyancins at the cost Of the purchaser
If the terms are not complied in ave days ahe
Trustee reserve the right to re sell the property
at the risk and cost of the first purchaser 81 ad.
verhsing the same three times in the National In
telisencer.
my,6 GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts