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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-26
Administrators Notice.

M WHEREAS Letters OF Administrator De
w Bonis non to the estate of THEOB5-
SIUS CARPENTER, late of Bingham .,
decd, have been granted to the Subscriber,
all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make Immediate payment; and
those having claims against the same will
present them, duly authenticated, for settle :,
ment to .ALyA CARPENTER, Adms'r.
Ulysses, Pa, Aug. %, 1865. .-..
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THE LEwssvILLE ACADEMY

Will open on Monday October I'd, under tbs
charge of Rev. ]. c. Stevens, 1ate of Lima)
Tuition in common English So, in Academic
studies S4. Rooms can be rented and board
ing obtained with good families in the viii
lage, at reasonable rates.
By order of the Trustees.
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IN Estray Horse. !!

Came to the enclosure of the undersigned
on the 18th day of August, 1865, q rAR1
BAY HORSE, short name long tail and
about three years old. The owner will plea g
come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take him away or he will be disposed of
according to law.
VALENTINE SCHWEITZER.
Harrison Valley, Potter Co., Pa.
Sept. l, 1855. F3wpd
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
D, 172, TIA & 176 GREEWICE

ZONE SQUARE WEST OF BROADWAY
Bsttcecn Courtlandt and Deg Streets, Nep Yorki
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nnrCE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by +. A. srEB
Rms & CO., Retail Dealers in Groceries
and Provisions,
oppositeD F. Glassmire's Hotel,
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TIE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL
Local and General.

Essg- Potatoes are selling for 40 cents a
bushel in the northern part of Pennsylvania.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-26

rEa- VIM. C. Reynolds is appointed Post
Master in Hebron in place of G. P. Reynolds,
rasinnpd
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-26

R@The Pennsylvania State Agricultural
Society holds it's Annual Exhibition at Willims-
port, this week.
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Whiskers |!
Whiskers

Pastor Of Green Avenue Presbyterian Churc
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DIED.

On Monday morning, June rs, at IL o'cleck
ELL IN D.. Infant daughter of Chas l. and Mar
xeYet J CAnfeld. aged months and 81 days
The friends of the family are respectfully in
xited to attend the funeral, from the residence of
The psrsnts-No. 232 LIST street. east, between O
and Don Tuesday afternoon, ut O'Clock.
On SUNDAY, the 25th instant. JOHN MILLS, aged
weeks and days only SON of Johnson p. and the
ate Rsbseca Is. Thomas. and grandson or Capt.
John Mills
On the i4th Infant. SARAH =. SCHNEIDER,
believed wife OF @. a. Schneider, in the 34th year
her Age, leaving dfsconsolAte family By her
sudden and a mex pectsd death.
The friends Of the family ara respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral to-morroW Tuesday,,
the nth, 81 o'clock p. m, from hsr late resi-
dence No Isl street, between 10th and 10th.
On the 18th inst. at O'Clock n, M, THERISA,
daughter OF r Herman, aged eight months and
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from the residencs of her father, No.
$40 l4th street. TO morrow, 18th inst. ct 2 p. m.
On the 25th WILLIAM FILLMORE the son NJ
Thomas and jane v. Cissei. in the 18th month of
Little Willie, fare thee well,
Thou hast gone to heaven to dwell
Thou was 700 coed on earth to STAY
That's Why the Lord took you sxsy
But in heaven we hope to meet yeu.
There with infant voices swell,
The praises ST our great Rec eemsr,
Little Willie, fare thse well.
His funeral viii take place this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. from his fathers residence. on street,
stWsen 10Th and goth. go
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
CHANCERY sALH OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATl

ESTAT1.
By virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of
May A. D. 1864, passed in certain cause mo. 1900
pending In said Court, between Joseph B. Cassin,
Trustee, complainant, and John Wllliams defend-
ant: the une ersigned: Trustee, will. on THURS
DAY, the 22d day of June, A. D. 1866, at O'Clock
p; m in front Of the premises. proceed to Es.ssll
in gton and District of Columbia, known and desig-
mated As Lot number ed g. also. the east feet and
inches front Lot numbered Is, in said quAre,
together with the improvements on said Lot and
Brick House, with back building; the house has,
however, recently been considsrabiy damaged By
: The property 10 situate on north K street, be-
tween 10Th and 9th streets west. fronting 81 feet
that uniform width (57 feet 8 inchesI lOS feet 10
inches to g public alley.
The terms Of sale are: One third cash, (of which
the purchaser will be required to pay down at the
time Of sale 5000 the balance to be paid in two
the day sale; said balance to bear interest from
the day Of sale. and the payment thereof to be
secured BY the bends of the purchaser or pur
chasers, with surety to be approved By the
ii tn terms of sale be.net comp Piled with within
ave days from the day sale. the Trustee reserves
the right to re- sell the property ct the risk and
cost Of the defaulIinG purchaser. by advertising
such 70 sale three times in some one or more OF
the daily newspapsrs published In said city OF
All eonvsyancins and stamps et The cost Of the
GR11N & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is PusrPOHED U nMd
til "WEDNESDAY, July 5th, at the same hour ~AN
pIace By order OF the Trustee. 49,.
Je 23 5taW&ds GREEN WILLIE. 1900.
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HARRIED,

MoGLATHERY, or PHILADELPHIA. Pa. to 1EN-
ME. emily daughter of JOHN II. GRAHAM, 1ss :,
OF this city. lPhiladelphia Pa, and Alexandria,
Va, papers please copy
On the 22d inst. By Rev. DR.. Ryan, Mr. TH0S
zhis city.
In this city, the Path instant, at St. Aloysius
Church, by Rev. Father Hitzelberger. Mr.. JOHN
n RIOHAR of Chenango county, n. Y, to
Miss SARAH M, youngest dsue Of the late
Andrew b Locke. Of Washington, d. o.
On Sunday evening. June 18th. at the residence
Dfthe brids': fsthsI BY the Reg Charles 81. Stone
ID. c.. to MARY BONNER. daughter Of Thos III
Blount, of this city. No cards.
In Georgetown, on the 9th inst. by the Rev
william B. Edwards, D. D., JOSEPH RANDALL,
of Detroit, Micbissp, to Miss JENNIE =. ROE,
of &c or getovn ID O. 1T
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RY GRllN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.


VALUABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES OF LAND,
s EsHSIb Srt n
On Wx6k1 sHf The 2sts instant, at - O'Clock
to e soSn boas
farms Of Misses Young and Livineston. near Camp
person wishing = desirable farm and market gar
den combined, this place offers rare Inducements.
The improvements consist of q fns three story
rage. and corn house, ell built within the last
FIVE years. There is . valuable grist mill ana
never failing stream Of water running through
of prime meadow land; the remainder is well
greater portion of this land is now covered with
grain and vegetables, also fine orchard of the
This land win be sold subdividsd into two parts,
or all together. The whole farm is enclosed by a
Title good and unineumbered.
Terms of sale One third cash; balance in one
and two years, for notes bearing interest and Sc.
cured by deed Of trust on the premises;
'G Two hundred dollars will be required down, when
not Complied with within ten days after the dsy Of
risk and cost Off dsfs Vii purchaser.
After the sale of the farm. we shall proceed to
sell two good young work Horses, one Colt and
two good Mules, spring, market, and road Wagon.
TOP usfK
sakes, sheyels. &C.. O.. Household iurni
f. e
bedding, bedsteads, lounges, wsshstsnds, kitchen
requisites. and many other articles which We deem
unnecessary to enumerate.
je22.d GREHN & WILLIAMS. Aucts:
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+ LIGHTNING RoDsi

+ LIGHTNING R0DsI ,,.urE1Na Ropsi,
to put p III ghtning
Inc unSeIsafnso u fpcints In the best man
ner and at reasonable ter 1iI jous In the most
Also, BELL HAN6ANU WV
proved style. .ouctrv st CITY urices
= Work done IN tne q, SOHNEIDuR,
er1Ps. av., bet, 10th and 18th st. sss;;:
els-lm- Ia W Sss
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w ROTHsCHILD,s
Pa. sv.. bet. Sd and Alta sts., Capitol HILL II
The largest Garden in the District. OpenEA
FIRE. CONCERT, SHOOTING GALLlR1Is.
SWINGS, &c.
Rtfreshments of all kinds in nice arbors.
Liberal terms to pic mic parties. my l3-3m~
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pYW. L. WALL & CO., Auctiopeers
ID eouth corner Penn. av and Ninth street

Ky ". L.. WALL q w., Auctiopeers,
- Eouth corner Penn. av and Ninth street,
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS.
TOBACCO. BOOTS AND SHOES, sUTLERai
On TUESDAY MORNING, 9th inst. copnmsne.
ing ct 10 clock, we will sell at the Auction
Rooms, 8 Suffers stock, embracing
Boots and Shoes, Drawers, Shirts
Suspenderg, Knives, dollars, Pocket Books,
Che yrons, Military Buttons. SC.
Cases Champagne, Claret, old Bourbon
Suits Old Kentucky Bourbon whisky
Gases California Wine and Brandy, embracing An
selics, MuBcatel and Port
Boxes Pepper, Ceffee. Mustard, Indigo
Boxes Self raising Flour
90 barrels Cakes and Crackers.
Kegs Butter and Tripe.
Boxes and Caddiss Navy and other Chewing To.
Quintals Savoy Fine Chewing Tobacco
Cigars, various brands
Barrels Gibson's. Parker's, N. Goods. and other
brands Whisky
Quarters and Octave Brandy, Gin, Go.
ALSO,
Some fine Lynehburg Tobacco
Large le Small Stores and Fancy Goods.
large Tents. DC.
je4 W. L. WALL CO.. Auco.
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RY THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown.
VALUABLE BgILpING LOT AND BUILDING

MAT1RIAI AT AUUTIUNs
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June 9th, at 6
O'Clock, viii sell, In front of the premises, the
town, fronting 50 feet s inches on the south side
of West street, between Congress and High sts..
terial saved from the Ere, part Of which can be
seen on the premises and part ct the Presbyterian
Terms: One half cash; balance In six months.
with interest, secured by . deed OF trust on tAe
Convey ancIns and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser,
lie I'D THOS. UOWLlNd, Auet.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF TWO BUILDING LOTS In

OnPRIDAY, the ssd Instant, at O'Clock. p. m,
We shall sell in front Of the premises, part Of Lot
2 in Square III. ON nth street between i, ana
stables 20 feet front ITO feet deep. Alse, after the
oath street, between I and streets, q feet
inches front. running back the depth to an alley:
months sscnred BY deed Of trust the premises.
All Conysyancins and Revenue stamps ut tue
je Is.dts GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
~rHE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY 9th instant, same hour and place.
ieN GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auo4.
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CITY ITEMS.

OVER THE RIvRR.-GEoRGE, MEET kR AT
kip PHILLIPS Chrystal Restaurant, $50 ID
street, near Sth, to-day, as / am going TO In
dulge in a bowl Of their unexcelled green
turtle soup at l o'clock. Je 26-2t*
JRwKLRY, JRwRLRY, for only one dollar, at
the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43S Pa. avenue,
near X street. je 26-1w*
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DRowNED.-Last night, MIR. John Walsh,
while bathing near Greenieaf's Point, got out
IN deep water, and, as is supposed, being taken
with cramp, was drowned. The remains were
recovered. The deceased leaves a widow but
no children.
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SUSPICIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES officer
r. T. Taylor, II the Third Ward, arrested
Daniel Dugan, John Collins and George An.
derson, as suspicious characters, and took
them before Justice Thompson, " no sent them
to the workhouse for sixty DAYS.
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.

GOVERNMENT SALE AT THE 8, TRlAsU.
BY EXTENSION.
On FRIDAY MORNING.. June 20, comrencine
at 10 O'Clock, We shall sell, at the U s. Treasury
Extension, the following articles, viz:
40 new Doors, Frames and Tranhoms
SO old Doors
81 old Window Frames and Fash (glazed)
Lot OF Tennessee Marble
Lot of old eand Stone
Lot of old Marble ManteIs
Lot of old Slate
Lot of old Cast Iron Window Guards
Lot of old Lamp Posts and Lamps
Lot of old Crates. Crate fronts and Tenders
Lot Of old Wrought. Sheet. and Cast Iron.
By order Of Isaiah ROGERS.
Supervising Architect.
10 a3-lw ]. O. MEG UIRH Il CO.. Aucts
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PERSONALITY. A. Y. p. Garnett Is among
the latest arrivals OF the four-year absentees
from this city.
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BOARDING..


BOARD First class Table Board can be had at
- AIS 8th street, near G.. Reference TO present
boarders. Je 26 A.
A PARTY OF FOUR CAN BB ACCOMMO.
"A datea with two adjoining ROOMS and Board
at ;. per wee6 2r ot H2 nth s Spss Essithy' In
quire at 500 street, bets tn and 10th SITS. IT
TWO, ROOMS FOB RENT. WITH BOARD
Table Boarders can also be aceeminorTeteu;
L streets. 1e q. ct
DERsOHS WISHING BOARD IN A PLEASANT
L and healthy country village. can procure the
ton H oteI, Leonardtown, St. Mary's county. Md.
The steamer Vanderbilt touches three times .
return. 1e IL 3aWjw
TABLl BOARD at s25 month, $50 = street.
between 10Th and 18th streets. Also. two fur
nished ROOMS to let, suitable for two or more
gentlemen. je7 tt
DOOMs, WITH BOARD, All 18th street west.
H je5-lmr
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MARKRT.
" NOTICE TO HOUslKuHPIRs.

n. Ralph has re-cpened the Metropolitan Mar
ket and win keep constsntly on hand general as
&c. Msrketine delivered free. Of expense to all
parts of the city He respectfully soIieta liberal
patronage from the Public 1e 2-lm
DOGAN & WYLIl'g INV DRY GOODS AND
ID - - FANCY STORE, -
) No 3Ss 7th st.. between. & and L sts. north.
: saw Mo1AEs The Shoe Man. mysl-lm-
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EVERYBODY SHOULD READ TT
WE MIAN THE
NEW YORK EEKLY,
NOW READY. CONTAINING TWO
CHARMING. EXCITING. STARTLING,
THRILLING ROMANCEs.
TIN FIRST, UNTITLED
OWEN, THE, CONvICT;
TIE H.ARr' s' DEVOTION,
is PERHAPS THE
GREATIsT ROMANCE OF MODERN TIMES,
not excepting the most Pc pular Of Dumas works.
It is the story Of youth pushed into crime by the
force of circumstances. and Of pure. devoted,
woman Eho refused t. believe ,h in
of leave Man. at the time is b-im full of
the a s9o Hn; a Cd
ditHeulty into .p sh With rspidity which is
nssnaity On the part the highly wittsd sutRoT
who holds hs ss ssss d Ds from
read the manuscript-men who have been famiI-
lar with story reading and story writing throu gh-
truly Wonderful story that they have found It inn
possible to lay down until they have read to the
very last line.
THE NEXT sTOBY Is ENTITLED
THE CUBAN HEIRESS;
OR,
OLD HEPsIBAHy sEoRHTl
This is from the pen of eur highly gifted con-
MRS MARY KYLE DALLAS,
and is, beyond question. the finest thing she has
thus far written. 1t is full of love and mystery,
and possesses charm which cannot fail to fascin-
ate all who may read it.
OUR TERMS.
THE N. Y WEEKLY is sold by all News Agents
in the o. B. The price is SIx CEETs. but where
Agents have to pay extra freight HE CHER price is
tom, We desire our friends to get the n. r
WEEKLY through him. When sent By mail, sin:
copies. $50. The party who sends MS $40 for club
(of eight copies all sent ut one tme,l will be
titled to q copy f,es. Postmasters and others " no
get up clubs In their respective towns, after
wards add single copies at $3.50. Canada sub
subscription, to pay the American postage. je23 St
JAS T. oLosE. F,E; coR.srI, VA. MosRos,
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AUCTION BALES.
RT BRINSMADR d CLARK. Anct;on..,
" 379 Pa, ave-, Adfoining MatrnnnMtan II

u s7s Pa. adjoining assfopoiitsn acsel.
general ysriety Of Ssniismss's a.. sIirss. Ein:n
svsr 9Sasss, 6.a4 Cold .na
goods warranted to b As Tepressnted. ssss st
RY @. B. L. CROWN CO., Auetionssrs.
H0UsEH0LD AND KITCHEN RURyIruRl At
:. III rs se t.:a. wsDS q
Island: 81 q is Household su1ait are AA' -
ie26-N- CT. GROWN 4 co.. Auets.
RY GRIM L WILLIAMS. Auotionesrs.
foURTsHHn. R Rg1 ...I LoTs on TIN NAVY
f.I q ssts s as. srs N
s ss' ssa Isb lsas Lot:
sois s .. fsss az. IssaSr and streets
Title indispatable.
months. secured By Gsea of trust on the pre a
s sss ss s B: on each Lot when
All conyeyaneins and revenue stamps at the
te'26.d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Gall OF oy1RNMBNT. HORSES.
ovARrERMAsrEn GENERALS oFsIcx.
.wAsHsseros DRY. June IS ISIS.
Of be sod At Bile during the month
sShsisS% SS,SH
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY Of
each week thereafter
sSff ,,,
E szfSSs a5 Jul, ,,
NEWPORT. Pa. FRIDAY, July 81,
r0TTsrnII Lns PA ,FRIDA9i Jpiy %;
BALTIMORE. MD. MONDAY, July 81,
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each day for
road and farming purposes.
Many good bargains may be had. Horses seld
siDslS.
sales to commence at 1oa m.
Terms sash, in United States currency.
JkM1S A EKIE,
Brevet Brieadier General in charge
je &c st LIST Division @. M. g. O.
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Pic MICS, EXCURSIONS, 10:

Pho MICS, EXCURSIONS, 10:
n xo o Il 81 on.
GRAND BASKET EXCURSION Ees4AEE
to b fvsn on
wEDNIspAY. JUNE go. 1865.
4
| Boat leaves TIL street wharf At 10 O'Clock. The
! ;ss TWO 60iEfHf i. LIS, Proprietor.
r. < @ o RsT0N TO 9 L Yh0NT.
The Members Of MEoHANIcF LODGE. No. 1s.
rs,,acttsf I IL; OF 9esSSsgst0Tha, If
n an: an rs
on WEDNESDAY. June 1ssh.
h.lf ii e .i r.
sna for
,, Tickets ss adsit arSsr ssntlensa and tyO
Hoi FOR GLYkeNT.
FIRST GRAND ,E8
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
OF the
INDEPENDENT CLUB
will take place on the evening of
MONDAY. JUNE 90.
The large and commodious stsameY WAWASYT
The Boat Vii leave her wharf at tn. foot of 9TH
s 81 a. o'clock touching at Alexandra
je 2i.st' THE COMMITTEE.
(IRAND AFTERNOON PIC MO OF THE
~ NOW, 81 sEosd sfowsy.I D,
Sprins Pavilion, one quarter mile above
Georgetown. commencing at two O'Clock in
the anftsr1o. n and closing at two O'CLOCK -
OF High and Bridge streets every fifteen minutes. |
hnd band of music will be in attendance. Posi-
lively no improper persons admitted or the
Tickets. 81. ad hitting gent and ladies'.
Petit. te 20-6t
NJ UNIT vERNo
The POTOMAC ri H8T1e SHoMrArY h.,,n. OBJ.
ssss q t .s.vEsiaa ss %sSas
Leave the Company's wharf, foot of 7th street OF
Ell t4i1: 1SDs
Fare to Mount Vernon and return, including |
mission to the Grounds sl VAN R1sw1oK
ny 2-oOt General Superintendent.
DROP. J. w. KREIs' DANCING ACAD1MY, |
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Pref KEEIs bess leave to announce to his for.
at the REQUEST Of . great many Of his pupils g.
as we'll as others. he will continue his "A |
Days and Hours Of Tuition for Ladies. Misses,
and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
ssnsis3en 's0 Glass. Monday. wednesday, aud
Private instructions given to quit he cenve-
For further Information apply at o, address
note to the Academy. or Room No ~ Washins
ton Building, corner Pa: avenue and It'll street.
Soirees. my l9-tf
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nRY GOODSi DRY GOODHn-fOR 10 DAYS I
IL FOR 10 DAYSn-Intend moving to Balti-
more, shall sell off the entire stock without re-
Rhine. eros de Grain, Lustsin, Blk 6ircuiars,
JACQUES. Goats. Wrapping. full line Of White
Oambric, Brilliants, Damask Table Cloths, Tow.
cling, Napkins. Flannels il all oolofs, Dress
sortment Of ShaWis, q low - Sl.50; Black Stells
6hawls, 81, cost IS; Hoop Skirts, cheaper than
crowd during the warm weather.
;. BENZ. N1WMlN: 443 7th street.
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GERMAN LINEN.

Of real GERMAN LINEN, consisting in Towels,
EheetinE, Table Cover. DO. Purchaser will lind
aO-lux = LER0
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THREE HANDsoME BUILDING LOTS ON
s9TH HT Inn 3 STkEET, BETWEEN 9Th AND
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June 18th, at six
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall offer at public
sale, Lots Nos. 30. 81, and 81, in subdivision of
Square No. 462, fronting zach Is feet on south b
street. between 9Th and eth streets west, and run
alley.
These lots are finely located for private resi-
dences, overlooking the Smithsonian and Armory
Square grounds easy of access by the 7th street
passenger cars and at a convenient distance from
the Center Market.
Terms ne-fourth cash; the remainder in 6, II.
and Is months, with interest, secured By deed Of
Conveyances and stamps At the cost OF the pur.
jesd 30. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auc.s.
~ THE ABOVE SAL1 IS POSTPONED UN-
til TUESDAY. june 2lth, same hour and place, In
'G ieM 4 J. q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
RyTHE ABOVE SALE ID FURTHER POST
poned in cosseq sncs of the ain until WlDSHS-
DAY AFTERNOON, 2Sth June, same hour and
place.
je 22dts ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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d At the Horse Bazaar, SO La avenue.
METROPOLITAN POLICE SALE
One small brown Mule, make ~ q - fo1R ss
fsee tsksn STRAY on the 4th inst will be
sold to the hest bidder. for cash at the Razaar
No. 9s Louisiana avenue, on Thursday July
9Th, 1865, at 10 O'Clock q. m unless the owners
thereof shall previously furnish to the Property
Clerk Of the District, at his Office 4s3 10th Street
west, evidence of such ownership.
By order.
je 24-3t VIM. L. WALL CD. Xucts.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; GEORGETOWN.
CHANCERY SALE OF vALIABLl RIAL rs.

TATE IN GEORGETOWN.
ByvIrtne OF decree of the Supreme Court of
thu District of Coumbia dated the 10Th day Of May
1865, and passed IN certsiR oaase therein depend
ing. in which r. B. Clarke was complainant, and
maria Clarke and others defendants, the same be-
Der viii offer for or sale on UEsBAY lFTERNooN
the 2tn instant all the right title. interest and
estate of the complainant and defendants in and
to Lots Nos, 2N 2S, and the north 60 feet of Lots
Nos. $50 and ISL in Bealls ad ftion to GeOr setown
Lots Nos. 2N and 218 front each 60 feet on the
south side Of West street. at the corner of Green,
and are 100 feet in depth. Pho north 60 feet of
Nos. 258 and Isl front on the west side Of Green
street. near West. By iofest IN depth. The above
from he Widows dswer. and out Of the procseds
of sale all outstanding tsx titles will be re-
deemed.
To persons wishing building lets in the most
desirable locality in GEORGETOWN this sale offers
inducements rarely presented: This property ia
located at the foot the famed Heights of George
town, in the immed ate neis hbOrhood Of the resi-
dencss of Henry D. Cooke and 4. b. Dodge, Esqs,
Major r. P. Dodge, and the late Henry @. Mat
Pie sale will commence at half past Eve
O'Clock, on Lot No. 2O7, and be adjourned from
lot to lot.
Terms of sale, IS presc ribed BY dsoree One
third cash; the residue in two equal instaln,9nts
at six and twelve months, with interest from day
Of sale.
All conveyancing. including revenue stamps, at
the cost Of the purchaser.
If the purchasers do not com ply with the ter ms
of sale within ave days after sale, the trustee
reserves the ight to resell at the cost and risk
- 'A' pD J. CARTER MARBURY. Trustee.
jel6-3taw&dR PHOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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RYJC. MCGUIRE & CO., Auchoneers.
HOUsEH OLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC SALE
at ~ o,eiSeL we shall sell t the residence OF
18th and 18th streets all the Household, Furni-
ture and Housekeeping Effects, consisting of a.
General assortment of Housekeeping requisites.
Terms cash.
je 23-dts J. o. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTRRs.-Yesterda de-
tectiye Barry arrested Thos. B. Lemont as a
suspicious character. The number Of sharps
passing about among the soldiers representing
themselves as detectives, or in other capacities
by which they are enabled to impose upon and
rob soldiers, has attracted especial attention of
the Metropolitan police 20 these suspicious
strangers and Lemont was arrested for repre-
resenting himself as a detective.