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QYJ.C. MCGUIRE i co.. Auctienesrs.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON l. STREET.
BETWEEN 18TH AND I4TA STREETS.
the premises, shall sell, the western part Of
Lot No. 8, in Square No. AZ, fronting 20 feet on
North street, between 18th and Hth streets west,
and running back l64 feet to 30 foot alley.
payment of s25 will be required Of the parchA-
ser at time of sale.
Terms: One half cash; the balance In and IL
months, secured BY deed of trust.
Ali conveyancins and revenue stamps al cost OF
the purchaser. ,u,o
me5.d 10 MCGUIRE & co., Auctionesrs.
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by W. B. LEWIS Il CO., Auctioneers:
- No. 3O7 Pennsylvania avenue.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF UNREDEEMED PIED.
JEWELRY, GOLD WATCHEs, CHAINS, &c.
MONDAY next, April 3, at 10 O'Clock, we shall
Is carat cases; some of the ghest cost Of English
and American Levers. Also, fine gold guard !,
vest, and ladies' Chains; Diamonds in cluster nd
single stone: Earrings. Pins. and Rings, with
opal, ruby and emerald Rings AID Sets; Opera
Glasses. &c.
The above are all first class goods. Can be ex
amined early morning Of sale. Persons interested
will do well to attend as they will DO sold
NH D-3t ". B. LRWIS 4 CO., Aucts,
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RYy. O. MEG UIRE & co, Auctionesrs.
EXTENSIVE SALE oE FINE COTTAGE SITES
on The HIGH GROUND north OF TIE

81 THE hIdh sRo9kD NORTH no OF st RAJ
81 CITY xo At PTBLIG SALE,
o'clock. on the premises, We shall sell portion Of
that Eanosome estate known as Mount Pleas
R .n tAf iii Gs the s.S ns
seventy seven handsome cottage sites. fronting
This property is situated on the high ground
north of the city-one Of the most beautiful loca-
Hss of
sne 6e county, With full view
inmate on Seventh and Fourteenth streets. near
Plats nay be obtained at the counting room of
the adctioneers.
interest. secured by deed of trust interest pay
able semi annually payment of $50 On each let
will be required of the purchaser at the line OF
All conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur-
NH 28d &c. MCGUIRE & &C.. Aucts.
II g. MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of a writ
~ of heri facias issued from the Clerks Office OF
District of Columbia. and to me directed, viii
expose to public sale, for cash. in font Of the
the day Of
IL O'Clock all defendants right, title, claim
and interest in and to the following property. 70
Lots Nos and 5. in Square No. 2s9,
Lot No. %, in Square Ne SN;
Part of Lot No. 5, in Square No. $50,
.esether with al and singular the inPrevemsnts
and y the
and win be sold to satisfy ipdicsIs No. go, su ,
ksss.S %aiiaeR FAVOR wzks S :zSSSs use OF
- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
I'll the stS WaRn 81 E4M hSSr and
mN q. 8. Marshal D. O.
peDed on account of the weather until MONDAY
NET NET the Sd Of April ks5 Ht sane h9sr and
m3O q. 8. Marshal d. @.
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m2sd 10. McaUiRE L CO.. Iuctio
by J. @. Nee UIRE CO., Auctioneers.
DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON MARYLAND
AVENUE, EAST OF THU CAPITOL AT PUB

A M stlE EAST OF Thu UArITUL AT FUB
on WEDNIsDAY AFTERNOON. April 5th, at
5o'clock, ON the premises, we shall sell Lot Ne s.
in Square No. 96l. fronting l26 feet on Maryland
avenue and LIS feet on 10th street east, improved
with frame Dwelling House, containing rooms
and cellar, with stabling for three horses, out
buildings, &c.
The grounds contain flowers, fruit trees, grapes,
and this property is well situated for market gar
dening.
Ter as One-balf cash; the balance in aud IL
months with secured notes bearing interest
All convey ancing and revenue st amps ct cost OF
purchaser
MID j. U. Mcd UlRE q w. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTSRNOON AND TO-MORROW.-

THIS AFTSRNoON AND To-NoRROW.-
RYJAs c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auct..
isr III AID 81 Fa ra Ety.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. March sls.. at
ing Is on north street. essssD 18th aud 18th
streets, and running back about 125 feet to 81
Terms-one half cash. the balsncs in six and
1yssHive months. with interest secured By dsed
Al .oonyeyancins and stamps at the cost of the
mAr..s. JAS. C. MCGUIRE ,!!,s CO.,
HREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs.
a FBEEsssH aETTses
nm sell the on LIST day Of April at r. o'elk
etb and streets. viz our auction rooms, Ne. SIS
" pieces Of English Brussels c.r,..
4pieces Of Three ply Carpet Aps'
10 pieces Of Insrain Carpet
10 pieces 81 White Msttiss
pieces4.4 Check Mating
All to be sold 10 such quantities as buyers may
m I'D 'D' GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auc...
ply Q. B. L. GROWN & CO.. Auctioaeers.
sell Y rs MoaRo Ae ts.tUrd.y A. oA
at the City Banaar, on 9th street near the canal
large NUMBER OF the above named stock.
Z. 3. No charges for Offering.
m Sl-lt G. r. L. CROWN & CO., Ascts.
RY W. B. LEWIS CO., Auctioneers.
H No. 307 Penn'a averus.
To MORROW, (SaturdayJ at 10 O'Clock, at eur
Store, we shall sell, in addition to our Regular
6a,es of Furniture an Invoice Of
30 dozen superior Shirts, as hambs Wool, FLANNEL
Over and Under Shirts.
Lot Of Dry Goods. Hosieries, Threads. Pins,
With 300 pairs of Ladies' and Mems Boots and
One Fine Gold Lever Watch and Chain.
1t w. B. LEWIs & CO., Aucts.
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOT sEHoLD RFFEoTs AT
On SATURDAY aoRSf hAi April l... 8. 10
O'Clock in front Of the Auction Rooms We sha all
sell lot of Furniture and Household Effects com
Cottage Sets. Bureaus
Arm and Rece ption Chairs. Rockers
Walnut and Pine Tables, Wardrobes
Ns, leather covered Dining Chsirs
Walnut Marble top Stands
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds: Bolsters and Pillows
Brussels and mgr ain Carpets
sewlns Machine
A lot of Millinery Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons, &c.
m SD &c MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
llYJ. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
On SATURDAY MoRNING. April lst. on fr.t
floor of the Auct IN Rooms at IL o'clock, We shall
sell a small lot OF Millinery Goods as
mings.. Ribbons, Worstsd and Msrino Hoods,
Fancy Soaps. Hair Brushes, &c, &c.
Terms cash.
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AUCTION SALES.

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
NORTH Strict, on CAPITAL Hill I'M
81 81 f ATSHaGsY the sotA instant. we shall SELL
north and 8 feet on Sd street east, This prsD.
business stand, it being corner lot, opposite
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
., GREEN & WILLIAMS.
mar 25-d Auctioneers.
syTHE ABOVE SALE Is PesrPoNED. IN
consequences Of rain; until MONDAY, the Sd of
ants; sS s'H' 0''t a RI 'eS WILLIAMS. Aue
by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
AHCT5oNs sALEeg WHEE Ed1Is AND
M 81 the s.sh ms. It ct u O'Clock NJ
bills Planes, ChiseIs HnSiiS.
Screws Wrenches, Grindstsnes,
s'ohss Fsios' 1t ski EsRSsf * ~
mar rs cod Auetionesrs.
Account Of the rain. until MONDAY. the Sd of
nar shs sane GREEN hGss 'ad Au
RY JAS. G. Mca UIRH & co.. Auctioneers.
1.s RO1 gA95L 101 1sD yh
zTfHhkHp kss AFTERNOON. March 80. at q
fronting 10 feet East Capitol street and running
Lot 9Th street, the corner of East Capitol,
fronting % feet 9th street, and running back lilo
Lot on corner Of Massachusetts, avenue and 10th
street east, fror ting Y feet inches on Massachu
Terms: One third cash; the balance in sI and
FRI OF nm ha nran
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EOp aALEDos;fable BULLYING LOTS In Az.
kof. Ga nsrts III the city. InQIir OF WALL
6rKPHINE 4 CO.. 2s2 Pa.N ian n sott
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers

Il
EXTENSIyI SALE OF FAMILY GROCERIES
CHOICE OLD LIQUORS. CR0CKERY, WOOD,
En- AND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS, BRUSH.
On THURSDAY MORNING. April 9Th. At ~
O'Clock, at the Family Grocery Store of Mr. Thos
Cogan. corner of 20th and II streets, we shall sell
his extensive stock Of Groceries and Liquors, con.
sisting in part Of
Barrels and sacks of Flour Meal, Crushed, Pow
dsred and Brown Sugars. Green, Roasted and
Ground Java and Ri o Coffee
Chests OF superior Green aud Black Teas
Spices OF all kinds, Soap, Candles. Yeast Powders
Powder and Shot, English Pickles and Sauces,
Jellies
Canned Fruits, cases Olarst Wines
CrOckery, Glass and 1arthen Ware
Ropes, BrOOms, Buckets and Willow Ware
Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff. in quantities
Coal, Sperm and ETHEREAL Oil, and Lamps.
LIQUORS
Pure old Whistles of the following brands, in
barrels:
"Bsksr" is;l;,"overholta." 1856 zeisler, - 1856;
80 dozen bottlas fine Old Rye Whisky
gu perior Scotch aud Irish Whisky
Holland Gin, in wood
Apple: Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry Brandies,
Together With Platform and Counter Scales
Stand Casks, Measures, and many articles found
rate.
NJ As Mr. Cogan Is about to retire on account
of il-health the stock will be ssld absolutely to
the highest bidders.
Terms cash.
m sod &c. M0G UIRE & Co. Aucts
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
II UY A HOME
y. M. HALL & CO., Real Estate Brokers'.

H1
b. NJ HALL & CO., Real Estate Brokers'.
Corner of It'll and streets.)
We have HOUSES and LOTS in All parts M the
City, but want more to fill up our numerous calls
SMALL FRAME on Virginia avenue, n.., =,
street, 4 rooms, only 500.
THREE FRAMES and six shantie:, all renting
ct ssO per month With large Lot. on the carner at
Nursery and Flower Garden for lease.
CHEAP FRAME on 10th street, rooms, and
near street. $500.
FRAME on leased ground, at 500.
8 lRAME on Virginia avenue, rooms, trees
bePS. ftnits grapes ac. WITH very large Lott on
Marylsnd avenue Capitol Hin, at 81, 900. !.
=, B 81 HOUSE on Maryland avenue, Capitol
BRICK HOUSE on 4th street. rooms. at 5000.
IS, ACRsss with good House and Stable. near tbs
ACRES, animpreved, at $40 per acre,
As ACRES eut7th street road four miles, unim
NEW YORK PROPERTY to exchange for Prop.
Pine BUSINESS PROPERTY on street for
BUSINESS PROPERTY on 9Th street. for sale.
NH ssss RI hs N E Rss.ss s So;;
ffAka gSS sshh 4sR SS5ssMzDfSfsS
properly till. would sell very desirable farm ~
In imm lately upon the Chesapeak and Ohio
Canal, ~ miles above Georgetown, D. G. The
WHOLE tract containing 5691a acres of land. which
will Of desired be divided to suit purchasers As
now divided, No. contains about $50 acres, most
ly under cultivation. upon which is q large Dwell.
ling House, large new barn, hay house, and wood
house, fine apple and peach orchards, in full bear.
ing, with plenty of cherries and other fruits, all
or mere acres of Bottom Meadow" producing
500 worth of hay yearly; barn now full of hay,
from the upland, given to the purchaser; also, 20
acres of wheat in the ground. price $40 per sore.
No. 2contains 49, 10 acres, upon which is q large
Dwelling House and Stables with 80 or more acres
of bottom land. price $50 per acre. No. is lsrge
and splendid peach orchard. of q acres 1928 trees)
price SlOo per acre, with 80 acre neld adjoining,
in clover, price S35 per acre. The balance is prin
and chestnut; The whole, or any part OF the above
to purchase win please address Immediately BY
letter WILLIAM READING, Georgetown. d. c.,
or apply in person, at bis residence, at the Union
Arch. miles above Gsor getown, on the Washing
ton Aqueduct will also sell portion of my
land my residence, in lots to suit purchasers.
mar l5-eolm'
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FINE HOUSE To RENT OR SALB-At'ention
is called to the advertisement elsewhere OF the
first class large new double house at the corner
of 9th and streets. The house was built In
the most thorough manner, and with every
conceivable convenience, and under the imme-
diate super vision of its proprietor who de-
signed occupying 1t himself, but who proposes
TO remove to another city and conse1 uently Of
tiers the house for sale or rent on favorable
terms house so handsome, spacious and
well arranged would be just the thing for
Cabinet officer or Foreign Minister.
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A FIRST GLASS COUNTRY SEAT FOB SALE

as "Woodley containing, by recent survey. q
are fss we'll
ing fine view OF Washington city, the Potomac
ss and the s arg 1 sq
of FIuN trees, standard and dwarf, embracing
The shove place is situated in the county OF
ea d Bs' 1G5s9 S
on the road to Tennall ytown. 1t is bounded on
1s Ps56 s I b ghS Hss tSa
pleted last year, by which road the place will
be within fifteen minutes drive of Washington
A further description of this property is deemed
unnecessary, as ali contemplating purchasing are
II not disposed Of At private sale before the
For terms. &c inquire Of Charles NJ. Matthews,
town opposite the Post Once or corner Of Eighth
and Market Space, Washington city. who is pre-
m25. 3tawtf P. A. BOWEN,
TOR sALE-Phs
L BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE
of the Great Summer Resort,
GLYMONT,
sds R T poom m assF
sponsible parties not wishing to purchase, 1t viii
be RENTED FOB THE SEASON.
INQUIRE OF J. Il. PAhhd h6E,
Room No. 3, third i9or,
mar X # Intelligencer Building.
LTOR SALE-A three-story BRICK NOUS a
Il new } finished IN good style and built in the
most gu bstantial manner gas all through the
house and water convenient; Lot I2O feet deep.
street. Island, between D and =, title perfect.
Price 50 800. Inquire of b. W. HAMILTON, No;
Blind Store. ia 28-eotf
EOR sALE-A RESTAURANT and BOARDING
Il HOUSE, within one square OF Fenn'a av. aud
A. -. fan lac anti lv
per month. Furniture, stock Of ljq pors LICENSES.
ana lease for $4,GN. MITCHELL & SONS,
Brokers, Ger Penn'a av. and 18th st.
- A 6fty acre FARM, four miles from Wash.
ington, fair improvements, for 1880. m 9-1m"
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ERlSH BUCKWHHAr FLOUR.
u Also
Just reosivsa: 800" KiN0 g DUROHlLL,
OH oornssL rest end Vermont svsn1eS
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ALEs OF MAN URE.

Headquarters Department of Wash,ngson,
OBcs Chief QRd,te7m1Sts7, 1h Sc. nea, n nV,f
WaShtngton, D. c, Morch g 1852. y
hereinafter pamed. ON MONDAY. 10th day OF
April, at IL o'clock noon. the present ana fqtqre
Accumulations (until December 81, 1865 OF MA
NURE at the public stables, &c, designated be-
AT the public stables on 18th street. near the
that point and at the headquarters stables corner
]" At Oar Camp Barry. D.. o. BY Captain George ".
Wells "a A. & M Il fn espt.ia Reno. A. head.
Quarter De Russys division, near Fort oercoran,
y. the aceumuls atoms at said headquarters, aud
al various forts in lst, ID. and tts brisaass Of
that division e1 tending from Fort Ethan Allen,
near Chain Bridge. to Fort Lyon near Alexandria.
a. tba ofics Of CAPTAIN T. Z. Church. 4; Q, M,
in Alsxsndris, Va, the Manure at the stables an-
that city. under the control Of the chief quarter
Terms Of sale: Dash on delivery, IN Governm emit
funds purchasers to take away the manure at
iS Ds to haul sssumulatens must removed
a anu IuI.ute d. I. LUDINGTON,
p'o"puy' Colonl and Chief Quartermaster,
~ ooh Hepartme Of Washington.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

RY GREEN "ILLIAHs' Auctionssrs.
NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE OF FOUR
ROOMS AND LOT. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 9Th April, we shall sell,
half past FIVE O'Clock, in front of the premises,
handsome. new two stery Frame House-Eo. 25S
south street. between AZ and 9Th streets west,
IslIndTand the Lot on which it stands. it being
% feet inches, by a depth of l34 feet inches.
Terms cash. Title indisputable. AL convey
stamps 500 will be required when the property
NH % GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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nOO1 1ON OALESs
Fer ether Auction sales 80. 4,h p.se.
FUTURE DAYS.
RYJ G. MCGUIRE & CO., Austioneers
TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH
sIRIET DHTWEIN 3TH AND IlTH srs.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. April LIST, st ave
IN on the premises we shall sell Lot No II.
Lots. tIont,nx each q feet inches on south st..
90, 18th and 18th SITS east, and running back
ts,d s.. .Sci ts st' Balance and 1.
All conversn ,niterest secured BY deed OF trust
p1rcbsser 'ins and stamps at the cost OF the
msr 2i-d&ds 20. MCGUIRE Il CO. Aucts.
X g: STAFFORD 90, Auctioneers.
the Dorsey a;ss a.. ssaRf' sss
SALE oE HORSES, CARRIAGES. 90.
On MONDAY. April Sd. at 10 O'Clock .. m tn
Repository we T WI sill a ssossEs.
suitable to saddle and harness. of which full Dc.
Several young and vsII;STess
Said to be good travellers and work we'll in hsr
Together with large collection Of new and $50
noARRIAGEs. BUGGIRs AND HARNESS.
M s.tnay. and Friday, without regard to the
pstsbling accommodations for 200 Horses, with
the premises "
,I Lhs PATRONAGE Of my former friends and ths
N ~ "a : q STAFFORD 4 CO., Aucts.
RfJ. q. MCGUIRE CO.. Auotioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON MAssACHU-
SETTS ASkNuE, NEAR 14TH STREET, AT
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April Sd, at a..
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lots A. and
8 in Davidson's subdivision OF Square No 9IS
Lots and fronting 30 feet on Massachusetts ay.
enue. l4tb street. Lot 90 feet Inches Oh
said avenue and running back to NJ street.
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EOR sALK.ioO 900 feet prime white oak
Z square TIMBER, on the Transquaiin river,
twelve miles 6eloS Cambridge; Apply to IHOs
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RY ]. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
On SATURDAY MORNING. April lst. on fr.t
floor of the Aucti IN Rooms at IL o'clock We sh al
sell a small lot OF Millinery Goods, as
Trimmed and Gntrimmed Bonnets, Bennst Trim
mings. Ribbons, Worsted and Msrino Hoods
Fancy Soaps. Hair Brushes, &c, &c.
NH - IT j. G.. MCGUIRE Co, Aucts.
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On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April I'd at Al.
O'Clock, on the premises sh all sell Lots A. and
8 in Davidson's subdivision OF Square No ore
Lots and fronting 30 feet on Massachusetts ay
enue. near l4th street. Lot % feet inches on
said avenue and running back to NJ street
Terms: One third cash; the balance in s and -
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust A
payment of $40 will be required each lot at time
of sale.
All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
m q dads J. O. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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ERUIT TREES. 6c-Fruit Trees of finest quail
L ty and moderate in prices can be supplied N
by the undersigned; consisting of standardoYO
Nectarines Cherries &c; Grape Vines-Dela-
wares, Concords, Rebeccas, ROGERS Seeding and
LAwton Blackberries Stra berries, Gooseberries,
Currants, &c; Evergreens. Shade Trees Roses,
&c. ~ JOHN SAUL.
mar 7-eo6t 296 7th street, corner II.
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"ANTED-By respectable lady from ct Louis,
w who has been disappointed in meeting her
friends. SITUATION as child's nurse house
keeper. Good references given. Apply at No.
ass 18th st. m 29-3tt
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WANTED-By a respectable lady. q SITUA-
w ALTON as housekeeper in gentleman g
family or in hotel. References given. Address
W p Sun office, Baltimore, or Star office here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-30

The people of New York are represent
ed as very much incensed at the increase
of their quota by the late apportionment
at one time it was announced at about
1000, and now at over 10000. Considera-
Bile growing and denuncistion of Fry is
the consequence. We think it in exceed
ingly poor taste for a city having the pop
ulAtion and wealth of New York, that has
been so amazingly enriched by the wsr, to
make such commotion about its quota.
New York is filed with men. Itiscrowd-
ed with nesrly million of people. An
army of 100000 young men could be raised
there. 1t gets the first benefits of immi-
grafton, and is boasting continually of
crowded streets and bustling population.
The people of the West, whose towns and
villages have been drained of sll their
young men, are thoroughly disgusted with
the whining and whimrering of New York.
There is no doubt but that that city has
hsd its quotas vastly reduced by fictitious
naval credits 1t is very unbecoming and
unpstriotic, therefore, for them to keep up
such bowling. The people of the West
accept their quotas like men, and are pre-
pared to FIJI them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-30

The losses by fire from the lst to the
goth of this month are estimated at about
three millions Of dollars. Most of the fires
have been the work Of incendisries. The
buildings burned hsTe been two of the
largest hotels in the United States, news
paper office, wooden mill, rolling mill, dry
houses, sash and blind factory, distillery,
two wholesale dry goods establishments, 8
court house, two piano factories, a church,
and the Smithsonian Institute. In view Of
the number and range Of these fires, it
might be wen 70 enquire whether rebel in
cendiaries are not at work in our midst.
Undoubtedly there has been much careless
ness, but there have also been numerous
incendiaries,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-30
The Abolition ofs1avery.

Tomorrow the vote will be taken on the
question Of amending the Constitution so
as to abolish slavery. We doubt very
much whether the debating of the lasttwo
or three weeks has done much to improve
the chance of the passage of the act. Party
lines have been drawn too strictly, Still
there IS hope. The progress of public
opinion has been very rapid on this subject
and we hope to see the bill pass Then
shall we enter upon our bright career of
universal freedom. There can no longer be
any doubt ofits ratification by three-fourths
of the States if once it passes Congress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-30

According to statement dated January
oath, the quota of Ohio is 2e,O27 under the
new call for SOC, 900 men.
This is the number required under the
call, after taking into account all the credits
to which the State is entitled, by estimat-
ing the number of years service furnished
by one, two and three years men. The
quota Of the First District is us; Second,
1,42s; Third, l,6O2; Fourth, 1921; Fifth,
1889; Sixth, l,sO5i Seventh, !, ,7s5; Eighth,
l,Oss; Ninth, 1888; Tenth, 1907;
Eleventh, 1,l61; Twelfth, l,478; ThiI-
tenth, 1923; Fourteenth, l,13s; Fifteenth,
l,4lO; si1tsenth, 1903; Seventeenth,
1,O4si Eighteenth, 1886; Nineteenth,
1876.
It would certainly seem that with the
right kind of effort within the next two
weeks, the quota Of this District. 1926,
might be raised.