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Survey Notice.

undersigned will proceed with the
i county Surveyor 81 DUBOIS county on
the 2o,h day Of Feb. 1865 70 run the lines
and sdetermine the boundaries Of section
No. %, town l south of range 8 West.
The intermediate lines will also De run and
the corners thereof established. P.rsons
interested will please BE- rresent+
EZRA ADAMS.
Feb. Alb, 1S55-3w.
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OF LANDS

4 D~vERTlSED for tale ia non payment
n Of principal and interest duo end re-
naming unpaid 10 the Ccseressi onsl school
funds Of Dubois county. Indiana. end which
., The sale we're purchased for The State "
Indians:
The north essr q q the north east a..
snd the south vest a. u The north esss "
|of section SO. town ! norfh 81 range 3 ~.
.con'sining % .cr-r; mprtgsged 10 The stats
" 1edi.ns BY Thomas Melver, August IL,
1859
NOTICE IL hereby given TO oil whom il
may concern. that the whole Of the shove
tract Of land will be sold Al the Court
House door 10 the town Of Jasper. County
Of Dubois. S,ste OF Indirn-. On the 9th
DIV ., February. A ID. 1885. q public suc-
ton 70 the hirhes' bidder
T.rms-A crsdi, 81 fv@ yssrs wiIi Be- Civ
en- on mos, OF The purchase monss. ths pur-
chsser p,viaa seven per cent interest sn-
nu llv IN .dvsnr--
r EoDORE sOvnERMANN. A. D G..
J~nn.ry 2Sfh. lS65-4s-
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HOW LOST.
HOW R RESTORE -

osx jus, Published, . new edition OF DR.
zStLf C~rLyERwE.-L'> Celebrated E.ssy on
We The rsdicsl cure (~ishou' 'nsdicinf)
~ SPEzwATuRRHGA. Or seminal Wssknsss.
lava unisry. Seminal Losss-. lnprfsnes.
Msnisl snd physical Inesps~iiv. lnpsci-
me ~. 10 Marriage. eir; sIs'. C.ssuxFIiox,
EPILEF.Y. and FRS. induced ~ ssli-insui-
arnce ur sexnsi rAfassgsHcs
q Price. N sealed ENVELOPE. only 9 CENTS.
The e-iebr.trd 40 bur IN ihi- scaairaois
essay clearly demcnsr.t-s. from = thirty
yr.ra' successful Yrsclee. that ih- alarming
Consequences o. rrif-sOc.e nav - rstirsty
cured Aiihout III dangerous uss Of ln'srnsl
mraicin- or 'hr application Of the kni~-
pviDiing on; . MODS 0f cure at once simple
certain. aud eircsual, By mssns u which
every sufferer. no matter shat h. csndii"n
M, De. mar cnrs himself chysply. privately
and radically.
trrrhi- Lecture should be in The hand.
of esrrys uih and every wsn ~ The ard
Srps under seal ina plssn snyeiope, q
sny address. post ssii, NJ receipt ~ six Gems
or IA . sosi stamps. Afs-es.'he pub ilsher-
CHAS J g KLINE & co
l27 Bowers.N Y Pot Once 80 1856
Jan. 2Sth. lSr5-lv
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CLEARED or THE DRAFT nv VoL-
rs-EERs.-We have the prond salts
faction Of stating that the gallant men
of our good OH democratic county
have again given uncontrovertible
proof Of their nnswervinr patriotism
and never-dying love for the old flag.
by volunteering in snch Numbers asto
more than supply the present call M
an ne for men IL fill our armies. The
only condition necessary 70 procure
volunteers. was that a sufficient snm
shnnld be provided 70 take care Of their
families while absent. This onr citi-
ems and the County Commissioners.
cooperating together, verv generous
". %insflv. and amply provided. and on
Yesterday morning abont 40 brave
and stalwart men started for Evans
Vile. 10 he mustered in as volunteers
in the 1881 regiment. now being re
cruited. We have not vet learned the
nnota Of this county. hut II is proha'
Wv known at the Provost Marshal's
IN Evansville. and as the number gone
will surely exceed the quota. il is nro
hahIe some Of them will return. The
men held no election for officers pre-
v;ous 10 leaving here. hn' we're recruit
Cd by Lieuts. Harter and Jacobs.
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GovE To ErRorE.-Rev. Father
rTlrich. who haa for some time heen
q. the head of st. Joseph's Congrega-
ton IN this place. hade his numerous
r~ariahionera an afrecfionate farewell
on last Monday morning. ard started
on his ratnrn to Europe. The large
collection Of rersons. Of all denomi-
nations. in attendance at the church
on the occasion. all realizing thatthis
vac nrohahlv the last timethev wonld
zee Father Ulrich Christian. together
with the solemn services. rendered the
rarting a most impressive one. and
gushing tears-that snrc indicator O
inward feeling-blinded many eve'
unused 10 them. lie goes with thu
hest wishes. BLESSINGS. and rravers o
the multitude OF Catholics here.
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BALTIMORE. Jsnnary 3l.-Tne American
this afternoon publishes the following Dis
patch: The repoS has been current on thr
streets since lss' evening. 10 the effect 'hat
The Richmond Ssn'inri has announced me
departure OF three peace commissioned 'of
Washington. Up 10 nom % dsy. we have
no off .isl confirmation Of the rumor. though
The assertion has been varied tbs morning
by an equally positive announcement ina
peace commissioners consisting Of Tbs rebr'
Vice President, and Sen-tor- X N I. Hun
ter and Campbell. had arrived = City Pom,
and ere expected 20 reach Annapolis %
dsy. They are no, spoken o. - CONNIE
: 'oners representing the rebel Government
bat ss citizens, representing The people, o.
their way 10 Washington % confer VII
Lincoln on the subject o. pescs. precisely
10 the same capacity that Blair vislte'
Redmond.
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NEw YoRK, January 20 DIFFERS who
arrived yesterday rom Savsnnsh, sm
portant and highly favorshia nsws may
soon be expected from South C.rolina-
The Herald SAYS over eighty prisoners,
against whom no changes could be found,
have bren r~eies.sd from The Cd Ctpii.l
Prison IN Washington since the 1--we siiea'
ton regarding ,ho-- confined :hsre has beet
ords-ed bv the House Of Representatives
The Richmond Sentinel. Of January 2S
states ,hst General Breckinridge has beef
appointed Secretary Of Wrr.
The Examiner publishes the following
psrting address Of General Hood to hi
troops:
!. NrApou.Rrras Amy ~ T~EssF.sEE}
: TuPELo. Mss, I~anusry % /,
Soldiers. at nv request. hive this ~
: been relieved from The commsnd ef NJ
= army. IN taking leave OF Won. accept q.
: thanks for the patienc. with which YOU hsv
? endured your hsrdshiDs during The recan
\ campaign. an alone responsible for II
: conc = piion. and s,rovs hard 70 d. nv Out
: in lis execution. ! urge upnn Won the in
porlance OF giving your entire support !
: The distinguished soldier who nov assume
: commsnd. and I shall look with dssp inte'
Z e., on your future operations. and %rejoice .
youv success.
fSienea j. ,. HOOD.
General Dick TAYLOR succeeds him J
command.
Y No official appointment Of General IL
o. a. General.in Chief hss VET been Sade.
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GREAT PARTICULARS In SAN FRAN.
.. CISCO.
Failing of Walls and other DAMAGES.

SAN Francisco, Oct. Sat a quarter To I
O'Clock to-day, the seyerest earthquake that
was ever felt here occurred. II frightened the
entire population out Of their houses into the
streets. During half minute there were two
tremendous shocks, which caused the build /.
jngs TO rock TO and fro in q manner altogether
alarming. Services were over in most of the
churches, and large congregation had began
being dismissed.
When the shock commenced, the ladies
shrieked and pushed for the door faster than
they could be accommodated with exit A
similar scene occurred at st. Mary's Cathedral
and other sunday schools. The rush was
so great from the Catholic church on Vallejo
street that the large doors to the main entrance
were carried away, and several persons were
injured by being trampled upon.
The walls OF many buildings We're cracked
in many places, and it surprised every one
that large stately edifices like the Occidental
and Cosmopolitan Hotels and other build-
Ings Of that class were not more seriously In
jured.
More or less of the plastering fell from, per-
haps, half the ceilings in the city. Cornices
and face walls fell from many buildings, and
an entire front of a four-story brick building,
just erected, on Third street, fell outward.
covering about half of that wide street with
fragments. One independently constructed
chimney OF the Lyke House fell and crushed
through the roof Of the dining room, comm
down upon the tables and dishes TO the aston :
lshment ofthe boarders. who Were taking lunch.
Cinnamon were badly injured by the falling of
a wall on Jackson street.
The City Hall bell commenced ringing on &C.
count OF the vibration of the tower The in
terror walls of the building were much broken
FIssures two or three inches wide were opened
in the ground in the lower part OF the city, and
some of the ground was elevated many inches
above its former level. fa
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Brief accounts from
Sacramento, Stockton, and San Jose, represent
the shocks as the seyerest ever felt in these
cities.
IL was not felt at Marysville or Placeryille.
but the town Of Santa Cruz was shocked with
the greatest severity. Some brick buildings
suffered much damage and two buildings were
DESTROYED
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ALL1ANDRIA AFFAIRs-The Alexandria
I HaI Oh yet 9th says tina. since the estab-
IsnnsN OF night watch very few robberies
yI nsats nave oceurred-a pleasing eyideu ce OF
the emclehcy OF the men selected for mis- i'm :
portant duty: But short time since hnrela-
RES ana roooeries Were of almost nigbtIv -
currence, and the inhabirants were j., ryy -
terror or becoming the victims of these no,.,
nal depredators. b = 0e'ur
About fifteen OF me members OF anara :,
Jackson Lodge, A +. and A M of this c,,,'
paid a fraternai visit 10 their brethren OF Nays
Lodge, Washington, on Saturday eyeninr.
The visit was one Of great interest and uIeas-
ure TO those participating.
The f95th regiment Ohio volunteers, now
stationed at Soldiers Rest, are soon TO be rs.
moved 70 a more healthy locality. The chills
and fever are prevailing among the men 10 q
considerable extent at the present time ~.
The frame buildings comprising the Govern.
ment bakery, az the corner Of Henry and Gro
noco streets, will be sold at public auction on
Tuesday, (to-day,} at 1l'ociock a. m The
bricks Of seventeen or eighteen ovens will also
be cold At the same time
Washington Hunt, colored, was shot and
severely wounded Sunday afternoon, by Q lad
named Richardson, who, with Others, had been
out haunting, and were refused permission te
ride u Hunts wagon, '.D noe
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AUCTIONvSALES.
DisI1EfLED F6RTs AROUND /
HkAnR Us, CHIEE = IEkER on DErEscss,l

HxAnR,Rs, CHIKy EssIsEER OF DIvEscEs,}
sealed .l p .na s 5.
.. these HssdSpsrtsr. 1. SntiI MoNDAT, "a Is 9s.
q: Sl ssa ssss
IT, SOUTH sIyR OF. THE Pof0MAo. y /
rsrt Marcy M sssssrSs nS5sh Of Himnss Run
soot,; gsss.on, KanySn; Berry, and sstssris. -;
sIis s sSa ss.. f f,is s.s 4;
GsfsseSs, wfilisns, and tSs tse batteries . ths
east and vest Of this fort The tive ssstsIee IN ths
exterior bafteries.S = - S1-, - i6i'ffFf -
e u: :ssss end
nf Us &C ia s.fs : s sss
AS1sdyst bridge and The sbattis sofoss The valley
ACROSS THE EASTERN BRANCH.
chsplin and the Two new fsfss on sSs hight and
"a Also the Block house and stockade at the Nav,
SQRrH. OF WASHINGTON y
Forts 9}apn,sons IhayerS MERITS, ssrstoss. Bun.
Ro..s G.inss BayaiS simHmons Mas:nsd
msa; asIs sss F:sss Il. y;s
s.ts ss he Ss aaS
res Is made ofthe tops OF trees, and Is suitable for
The timber frame work and heavy log roofing Of
the bomb proofs, guard houses. magaxines, and
implement rooms, ie of hard wooo-oak, chestnut,
and cedar-is generally in good condition, and MAY
be removed without much labor. 100 !
The lumber with which many Of these buildings
ANY ether to which common cuttings
The stoeksdss are Of hard wood posts. from nine
90 to twenty t5o) inches in diameter and generally
about thirteen tl3l feet long, This timber is very
The reyetments consist either Of posts, from I'VE
to eight Is feet long, and from Ave go to nine
(9) inches in diameter; or of white pine cuttings
and will be valuable for fencing.
Separate proposals will be received for the abat-
tis. and for the timber. lumber. and other mate
Proposals to be endorsed as follows, viz:
- Proposals for Abattis at Fort -"
Proposals for Timber, Lumber, &C., at Fort
Proposals for the Abattis BY the cord. or running
foot, or for timber or lumber by the foot, gill not
for the Abattis Of each Fort, and SO much for the
timber and other material In each Fort, in the
gross.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
Of the proposals il deemed to the interest of the
Government to do SO. ~ ..F ...4 n # D..
Payments to be made in Government funds upon
the acceptalce of any proposal, and prior to the
Purchasera rs Win be required to remove their
properly within thirty tso days after their propo.
For furtHer information inquire at the office o,
the Chief Engineer of Defences, corner Of 18th
B 8. ALEXANDER,
Brevet Brig: Gen., Z. g. A.,
De S-Ht '..s.a Chief Engineer Of Defences
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FXTENsIvEA SALE OF ENGINEER
II PROPERTY. = ." - -


Heddqxdyters Cksef Enefnee, Of Defen,es,l
,, Washinsten, September %, 1855,
Will be sold at public auction, under the direc-
ton Of Rrsyet Brieadier General B. s. Alexander.
Engineer Property belonging to the befensss Of
Washington, consisting Of - -. =" - :
BARRACKS sE s6TkhsBL sHsns STORE HOUSES,
Also, slsrge lot Of Tools, viz: SheveIs, Spades,
Picks, Matfocks, Axes, Hstchets, Broad Axes,
AIDES, Gross eut. Pit, and Hand Saws; Spirit
gers. Masons', Carpenters, and Smith, To.Is:
Grindstones, Wheelbarrows, Straw Cutters, Bush
LEG Chains e and Cart Hooks
Nails, Spikes. screws, Bolts. Hinges, Locks, Wire
CEMENT PooTs Hsess Gatss sss Snn f. Hydraulic
, Also, large lot Of damaged and unssrviceable
The sale Of the property on the south side of the
q Fort Albany Va; on MONDAY October ., isss, at
9nti al the property on that side Of the river is
Branch will commence at Camp Franklin. near
Bridge 6e,ose SsySnd u
property at that camp is disposed Of: -
commence at camp near Fort De Russy, about one
mile west Of Fort Stevens: on the 18th street road
on SATUhDAY, october IA, 1865, at 10 q. m II, and
vii oe continued from DAY to day until the whole
Terms cash IN Government funds.
Purchasers will be required to remove all the BRO
fnes within three days after the dsy 81 sale.
Purchasers Of buildings will be allowed ten days
For further particulars inquire at the ofice of
the Chief Engineer of Defsnces, northwest corner
Of 18th street and Pennsylrapis avenue, until the
DAY ., SAFE Bss1s 1 k Ahikaaa sn 3 : A.,
pc 70 1I Chief Engineer OF Defences
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AUCTION SALES

-RY THOMAS BOWLING, Ases. Georgetown.
Ar Si5S@JwS ACRES OF LAND NEAL
81 Sssas Il dssrss u Supreme cour. os,h
Sss. 4 Ys.e%s rs asAs I'd
70 % nc s
Sc: q 8 sS. Fl ia
thst part Of Q tract or parcel Of land called All
IN . :ns bes sd SSsa aSp s
following msses I'D bounds, osnrss: .nd di.tenest
as,ss .a ssss !esa the s'fGsa iSM
the f ct said point being three feet from s
College within the line Of their land, and rSnntrS
thence north, forty Ave minutes east, and parsiia
: and . quarter degrees, east twelve .perehes sna
forty i've minutes west twenty Ave pepcses and
twenty eight hundEsdths Of . perch, 70 the nortl
the north line Of said road, wsstwsrdIy 10 I'll
place Of neutrality-suspicious. tive acres of land
with the two-stery frame house and improvements
This land lies between the grounds of the George
richard 'af bot sSosi dis
lance from the western limits Of Georgetown II
productive. and from its convenience Of access
over good turnpike road to the markets Of the
dener 1t is also an eli eibie site for Restaurant ID
the 50 MINER season. ..." .. ..- FFI-
Terms Of sale, as prescribed ~ said decree are
One half of the purch ase money 10 be paid In casl
on the day Of sale, and the residue in two ua in
stalmenfs Of three and six months, respectively
with interest, to be secured by approved notes q
bonds, with Q reserved lien. =. - |
The terms Of sale must be complied with in ore
week after sale, or the property may be resold It
the risk and cost OF the purchaser after weeks
notice. .... -s '"-T- go ~ Z m n ]
,Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pu.
chaser. az ---.- lib nrn
RICHABR 2; CRAWFORD; Trustee.
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Trial of Jenkins Deferred.

NEW YORK, Oct 9.-The case of jenkins the
Phoenix Bank robber, was called this morning
The District Attorney announced that he was
not ready 70 proceed; besides, he had learned
that jenkins was about 10 make a new plea,
which would be Of a kind that ought TO have
very careful consideration. He therefore re.
4uested the case TO 20 over for q term. TO which
Jenklns' counsel had agreed. The Recorder
gave his assent
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE.


By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, made in the cause of Poulmn
A. Poe ct al. vs.. Fernando Poe ct al, No. AS,
equity; will offer N auction, on WEDNESDA
the 18th day OF October next. on the premises, at
4s O'Clock p m, the following valuable property,
The west twenty five feet front, by the depth of
the lot Of Lot No In Square No. 3lS, improved by
q Brick Dwelling, fronting on Fl street north be-
tween 18th and 18th streets west. ~ : =
And on THURSDAY, the 18th day of October
next. at "a O'Clock p m. in front Of the premises,
the west half OF Square No sos, heretofore used as
Also, on FRIDAY, the 10th day Of October, at ~
O'Clock D; n, at the auction rooms of Green Will
liams, shall sell the following named property =
Lot No; Z in SQUARE No: $50; Lot No. i, in square
north Of Square No. l,0S3
Terms of sale Onethird Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the remainder in two equal
instaments at six and twelve months with interest,
to be secured by approved notes and reserved ien
the purchaser to have the privilege Of paying the
whole in cash The terms Of sale must be complied
with within one week after sale, or the properly
may be resold after one weeks notice, at the risk
and cost of the hrst purchaser 10 -
cost. WALTER s. COX. Trustee
sc -3taw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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Try GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

PART OF THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND BELONGING TO, AND ON WHICH
NIB. 8. B. SCAGGS RESIDES, about two miles
from the Capitol. across BenninR's Bridge land
half mile from the Bridge, fronting on the
Bladensburg and Alexandria road, at Auction
On MONDAY, the 10th instant, we shall sell At a
o'clock p m, on the premises, fl We handsome Lots
of Ground in the County of Washington four of
which are unimproyed-each having Q beautiful
building site thereon, and good land for gsrdepng
or other agricultural purposes-containing as fol-
Lots Nos. and contain about 80 acres each.
Lot No. contains n acres.
Lot No. contains 20 acres.
Lot No. is improved by new two-story Frame
Dwelling House, Barn, and other out buildings,
young orchard, &C., and contains 10 acres of very
superior land. 1T. t'rf-0| = :. - 80
:. Any persons wishing TO purchase handsome loca.
tons for country seats near the city will do we'll to
attend the sale. IH.J 49, ~
There is q church and school house in the imme.
diate vicinity. Water good, and q very healthy
locality. IN. = ~ -. - '
Persons wishing TO examine the property pre
vious TO the sale will call any day after O'Clock D.
m and Mr. Scaggs will chow them the grounds -
Terms: One-thfrd cash; balance in one tvo
three; and four years, for noteslbesnng interest
deed given and deed Of trust taken. .
All conyeysncing At cost Of purchaser -
Title disputable. - .f...
A deposit Of eieo viii he required on each piece
OF property when knocked off
oc sd GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts
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RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE And 1LKz4NDKfA 4. R,
& II 8 % E

TnESESH ar EAIt ,fRoM MAsaISSFos
% . AND ALk AZ nYHen be kRsoHh 16
On and After Friday Sept /, isss, the Trssns on
70 Lesee washinstcn a Z ! % q n. and sppm.
I Lssys sssSS 1,,;. 4 !. n and S
Atriys.s LsnfihSsTsffS s s s and s1A m
E Law kkI sShSssf 4 m q. and
. Arrive ct AIexsndris q is >. m ana 80 q. m.
dprys e g., ws;sh,nssSn g g N and 50 an
Local ireasht trsip isssss Alex ndIis ~ . 1Sis
m and arrives at Gordonsville at Ii .. N. Lesvss
1Gerdonsyins at II g p. m: asd ARRIVES at AleIan-
dris at SEQ ,. N! fhfoaeh freight lesyes Alexan-
?, m. Leave Lynchburs d saS :, n. and arrive q
Alexandria Ct q. 70 D. m. OF 10 --rTE III
is5 s ia ,s the %
train north from Lypchbure.T. 80 I = - :
Passenger. BY the $50. "a: and 7ls p m. trains
trsn .ts trans .sS
fSis tSute Is he ad1snssFe over iii oth.r b,
having = eontinuous rail- from New York 70 Lynch
Ii also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run, Msnss.
sassas, Bristoe, Catletts b, aRappahaunock, Cul.
Ieper, Orange and Gsrdonsyille, where many Of
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
washinsson. also At the Depot on Mariana
Tisin. leave the corner Of ~ md 2 streets.
Genera spa o superintendent.
General Passenger Agent.
Ahxandrfa, Sept. ], 1855. 3 o se6u
OFFICE BALTIMORE i OHIO X. Z. CO.,
" .. WASHINGTON, December Is, 1884
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RYW WIN. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT AND COM.
r9RTABILE FRAME HOUSE AND LQTNEAR

By virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber,
dated August 6 1860, and duly recorded in liber
A. No @S, folios "a, &C., one CT the landreeords,
MoNDAY, the 2sd day of October, 1865, at O'Clock
p. m, part OF Lot numbered eleven III y IL Square
numbered three hundred and fifty three, 653) be-
ginning for the same at the southeast corner of said
Lot, and running thence north with 10th street
west Is feet thence west 100 feet; thence south is
feet and thence east 100 feet TO said l0ta street
and place Of beginning of the plan Of the said city
OF Washfneton,) with the improvements thereon,
consisting OF neat and convenient Frame House.
This property 10 situated on 10th street wes near
Maryland avenue, and but q short distance from
the smithsonian Institution, in a healthy and
pleasant neighboshood. The house is q TIVE. story
and attic house with back building attached
Terms: One third cash: the residue in six Twelve
ana eighteen months, the purchaser giving his
1otes ior the deferred payments, satisfactorily in
doIsed and bearin interest from the day o. sale,
and secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
deed given and q deed Of trust taken. ~
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser. .H- G.. Fri. H. - .0-F.-
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
hve days from the day Of SALE the Trustee
the right to sell the said property. at the risk
and cost OF the defaultng purchaser, on living two
days notice in the Evening Star.
leaving the ground.
ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee,
sc 29-3tawdds WIN. l.. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
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oEs NON -RRIENTION OR INCONVENIENCE
ton Of tbs ne Irritation, Innamm.tion Ucers-
sS sl.Sss. q 81:
the Bisdds2n fk iSHse OsDe9th end an DiseeRs Of
a;s 694 R RssfRii rs sSGRsE
BTET$IHHk6niP P29kkapS SSYNiIaFlIfs And EN
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioaeers.
YAhUABLE LOTS IN THE VICINITY OF
LIE PHILADELPHIA COMPANY'S NEW

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 18th, at a.
@ clock, on the premises, We shall sell Lots and
~ Sqnare No 942, fronting respectively IS feet on
east, and 6 feet inch on 10th street east, be-
tween North Carolina avenue and East Capitol
street, and will be sold entire or subdiyidea in con
yenient building lots, as Is deemed advisable on
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
Uses.
COnveyancing at purchasers expense
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