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heart sapk within him, aud his courage
well-nigh failed but he thought of the
desolate mother watching alone by her
dying child, and he thought where might
his own child be; and with prayer to
our Father in heaven, he plqdded brave
ly on.
The twelve miles we're accomplished,
the doctor was found, horses were sad
died, and it was bright morning before
the two reached the little inn up in the
mountains, much to the astonishmcnt of
the host, who, shaking the doctor and
poddler each by the hand, declaring they
were two heroes, and, then. directing them
to the poor old woman's abode, promised
them capital break fast ON their return.
But, good sir" he called to the ped
dler, "why not stay here p I'll warrant
tho doctor will find the house alone"
81 always go everywhere, returned the
peddler, in quiet, respondent tone, that
expressed his passing thought: SO far all
in vain, why then further
Thank this good man for saving your
little girls life; two hours later would
have been too late" said tho doctor, as
he came out of the little patients room,
and stood with Giles and the old woman
by the stove.
| want no thanks" the pcddler replied;
81 know what it is to lose child. How
old is yours Z"
Seven or eight, / should say; she
cannot tell her rgo," answered the old wo-
man.
Can you not tell the age of your own
child, woman 2" said the doctor, testify
Good sir it is not really mine, though
God knows love her as mine" the wo-
man answered. "'Twas poor little wee
thing-some tramps left it here, and |
believe they stole it; it was sick near to
dying; 80, not to be burthened with it,
they left it at my door one night, and the
poor wee darling cried CT was two
years ago | had buried my old man) /
heard it cry and | took it in. "Thc good
God has sent me something to care fol"
says | and | cried as much as the child.
You are sure she will get well now doc
torY"
"Sure," replied tho doctor; but dur
ing the Yoman's account the peddlcr had
listened like ono in dream, trembling
violently. "Show me the child, said he.
The strangcness of his voice startled them.
They led him in to tho bcdsidc--hc fell
down speechlcssl The father heart
had borne so much disappointment and
agony, tho first shock ofjoy ovcrpow-
cred it.
The happiness of the father in finding
his child, the JOY of the poor woman i'll
hCciHS HtfScii VIC ChuSc VI 81 luuCu JOyt
the interest the kind doctor took in them,
must be imagined, not described and
this was the end Of the peddlcr's jour-
noy.
lie hired little store in the village
where the doctor lived, and stocked it
well; he prospered in his business, and
provided generously for the old woman.
You must come and spend the rest
of your days with US" said he: "and the
little darling must cal you grandma"
lie meyer aftorward neglected an oppor-
tunity of doing kindness to any human
being; aud he never spoke of the past
without raising hio eyes ievesently to
heaven, and saying;
That fearful night when / walked
those twelve miles, thought it was to
save stranger child. God be blessed, it
was my ownl'
Too Sharp all Round,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

CONVICTION OF A PAsToR.-The trial,
Of the Swedish Pastor, Lindbach, charg-
ed with administering poison in the wine
used for communion service, terminated,
as yGs expected, in his conviction. The
chief difficulty was to assign suilcient
motives, those named by the prisoner ap-
pearing utterly insufficient to account for
three or four successive 4srdara, Ito-as-
serted throughout that the murdered per-
sons were either incurables, or were in
Other ways likely TO become burdens ON
his parish, and that it was for for the purpose
Of relieving it of the burden Of their
presence that he became guilty Of this
series Of crimes. Before he was taken
into the court he was deprived Of his &c
clesiastical yestments, and after sentence
had been pronounced, he addressed th
Judge and the Governor Of the province
acknowledging the justice Of his sentence.
He afteaword made asleech to Tie crowd
to similar effect, and expressive Of his
confidence of obtaining pardon in the next.
world 4 ~.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

Murder has become fashionable
crime, and its popularity seems to be in
ducemcnt for its comnission on the most
trivial offenses Maidcns with broken
hearts no longer weep themselves to death,
but murder those who win and trife with
their affections Men suspicious ofthcir
wives, instead Of cutting the connubial
knot, straightyay cut some Lothario's
throat or blow out his brains, and then
live happily with their spouses, satisfied
with the popularity thus acquired
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

How long Eve. the first woman, liv-
cd, We do not know. 1t is CURIOUS fact
that, in sacred history, the age, death and
burial of only one woman, Sarah, the wife
of Abraham, is distinctly noted. Wo-
mans age, ever since, appears not to have
been subject for history or discussion.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

The Copperhead Organs are loud in
the advocacy of tie principle that intell-
igcncc alone shoald be the qualification
for the exercise Of the elective franchise.
If this principle were applied to that or
ganization, it could not control ward,
prcsinct, township or county in the
United States.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

Every Southern Man who took part
with the Government in the effort to sup
press rebellion became, during the var,
a decided abolitionist while every North
ern man who sympathized with treason
had his love for slavery intensified in the
mcantine.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

5 -Ex-Brigadicr General Ramsey, the
rebel brute who ordered the imprison-
mcnt of Governor Brownloy at Knox
villo, in 1861, and to whom that gentle
man is indebted for much hard and in
human treatment, has been arrested and
will shortly be tried at that place; upon
which occasion tho development of some
rich scenes is anticipated.
Why is beard like common seases
~ Because nowoman possesses il.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

The Government having ceased to
give out rations to the poor whites of
Charleston, the greatest distress is said to
prevail.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

ss-sickness is greatly increasing I'M
Richmond
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

VINO kissed the girls on Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-10
AUCTION SALES.
RY JAMES 6. MCGUIRE q 90. Auo.s.
CHANCERv SALE OF a VALUABLE oouN-
Try RESIDENCE ANp FARM MAR WASH


Under and by virtue of the several deerees
Supreme Court of the District Of Colum ola, in =
cause pending in the esid Courts Wherein Agnes
NJ. Early Is com plaipant and II. N. and s. W.
early and others are defen dants the updersf Ened
trustees. appointe BY the said DEGREES to u AXE
eAIes or the property in the-ST ceedings in said
cause pehtioued will proceed 70 sell. to the his b.
est bidder. at the Auction Rooms of J. @. Nc
CURE Co.. 90 MONDAY, the Sd day Of July
next, part of that tract of land known az " Had
ton, TO Wit . -
The property lies north of the turnpike road
from tie city OF Washington co BlRdensburg.
about I rec miles from Pennsyiva mia avenue, and
10 bounded as follows Beginning at the end of
sixty two perches from the nor th ion
OF the whole tract with said turnpike road it runs
thence north twenty ZEN degrees ~ deg asst,
south twenty-six degrees thirty seven minutes
east e deg. 81 min. i. y one hundred and eighty
Two 1S2 perches to the nor side of said road +;
thence with said road to beginning fifty one (5li
perches, containing forty six acres, one rood aud
seven and one-h half per ches
- The property 10 improved with substantial
Frhme Dwelling, and is pleasant country reEi
The terms of GALE. IS prescribed by the dacree,
are as follows: One fourth part of the purchase
money must be paid in cash at the time of sale,
ans the balance IN equal pay ments in six, twelve.
eighteen and twenty four months, the purchs-
sersto give for the said deferred payments their
bonds: satisfactorily secured. bearing interest,
PAYABLE quarter yearly fro IN their date.
All coEveyancins aGd stamps at cost Of the pur.
chaser.
JOS y b il T Bkab;IrY. 5r Trustees.
je 3tavSw J. G. McGUIR & CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION hAL@, /
Id - No. SQ7 Penn, n AHAnu

ID No. SOT Penn's nyepus.
PAWNBROKIR's sALl OF Il 500 Lois or
gkNT'S eUPERIOk CLOfHfE4,. LADIHB'
SSinnAASONA ABLE CLOTHING. BEDDING. &c.
Roo0Nrn next. June IL. at 9S o'clock. at our
Cant 70, yo1 Pennsylvania Avenue
v line Goats, black and high. Cashmere Pants,
Vssss nsw mer Clothing, Linen Goats, Pants and
LsaisT OiStssins at o'clock comprising SIX
t;fss and ssirts Ladies' Under Clothing, Man
Bedding. Sheets, Quilts, &c.
Watches
Also, . lot of fne Gold and siiver Watches,
By. order of s. l.. Linse, PswRbroker. PhiIa.
jssss (chron.l W. B. LEWIS & oe .Auos..
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
AUCTION SAIL OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
On MONDAY the 18th instant, At 10 o clock ..
m, We shall CELL. at the residence of q lady de-
clining housekeeping, at No. 44s 18th ST, bet q
ana streets north, good sssortme nt Of furnf
ture. consisting n part Of ~ 's
Mai osany fofss and Side Chairs
Bedsteaes, Bureaus, Washstands.
Nardr1hes, Lounges. spring. Hair top and
Husk Mattresses. Feather Beds, BJlsters aud Pit
Carpets and Mattin and Oilcloths
RefIise ratOrs, Cooking and other Stoves
China, Gl lass and Crockeryware.
With many other articles too numerous 70 emu
js7'd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY THos. BOWLING. Auctioneer; Georg stovn.
TRUSTEES SALE
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, sitting as q Court of
Equity, made in q cause of Clarity vs. Clarity and
others No, 273 upon the docket Of said court. the
undersigned; as tIus1ss wv otter At P9enS sale;
Jure, Instant at 51s O'Clock in the afternoon,
part of tract Of land called" " hite Haven" Wy
ing en- the Rid &c road, west Of Georgetown. Be-
ginning at bounded hickory tree, stan lin g at
the beginning of the 2lst line of the resurvey of
Alliance, thence north 1919 degrees west, IL perch
Thence south SIS degrees west 80 perches, to a
bounded stone standing on the east line Of the
Ridge road said stone being at the end of the 18th
line of said Alliance. Thence down said road on
the east lire tt ereof the two following curves and
distances-soutn Is degrees and three qu.rters of
perches Thence leaving said road south 81 de.
grees east 40 perches and 49, perch to an
intersection with the 2lst line of said Alliance and
thence with 2fst line reversed to the beginning
Containing II scres, roeds, 81 perches, more or
This land Is handsomely situated, having COM
mhnding view of Washington and Georgetown
ing hills of Virginia, and the course of the riv-
ulets from the I'M brOken pe ms.
Terms of sale One third cash; the ba lance OF
the purchase money to be paid in six and twelve
months from the day of sale. with interest. the
purchaser giving his notes, with security to be
on the day Of sale, On the payment Of the hole
purchase money. the trustee will convey to the
purchaser, at his cost, the property to him sold,
ire clear, and dscb all claim of the PR
ies.dts THOMAS DoWLING. Auet.
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TIE STRAwBBRsY FESTIVAL at the Ohurch
of Ascension will close on Monday night we
are pleased to hear That the perseverfng ladies'
Of that church have met with good SUCCESS In
their enterprise How could 10 be other wise,
for everything there IS pleasing. The refresh
ments are delicious; the beautiful display OF
choice flowers. arranged IN exquisite taste, re-
feet great credit upon he accomplished and
Fascinating ladies, MRS II. r and Miss The
supper table rs well atteD ded by the polite and
energetic Mrs ID, Mrs Z. and Mrs p The
indispensable TWO lsdies. Mrs. H and Miss 5.
are untiring In their efforts The active ant
nl.asspt MISS 81 > and Mics A Y devote
their whole attention 10 the worthy cause, The
modest and Intelligent Miss III the beautiful
Nine eyed Miss 3 the black-e Miss L. and
tt,s reser we'd Mrs W attract the atten ton of
me cuiet observer Even the two little Misses
Il ID and NJ w at Jacobs Well, exert them
solves 10 the utmost OF their ability 70 aid the
cause, and all are united in.loye for their good
pastor.
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HENRY r. ZIMMERMAN, Trustee
je5 eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctl
RYJAs Q. MCGUIRE @ 90, Auctioneers.

THREE HANDsoMH BUILDING LOTS OF
s0gTa STREET. BETWEEN era AND
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Jane 18th, at 6
O'CLOCK, on The pre- misses. shall offer 1T public
sale. Lots Nos 80, 81 aud 80. in subdivision OF
Square %, 462, fronting eacn Is feet on south B
strest. between 9th and 18th streets vest and run-
alley 80 -
These lots are finely located for private resi-
Square grounds. easy of access by the 7th street
passsn ger cars. and at convenient distance IF ON
the Center Market sTf 20 : =. 11[-E. =
Terms: One fourth cash; the remainder in g. u
and Is months, with interest. secured By a deed of
trust on the premises. -
Conveyances and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser j. @. MCGUIRE & co,
I'D AuctionaArs.
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e.. D, s MIIT KS us ziAg7-n.s s-s,
. WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs. .

c., sM1THH's s Wis., e-.vz
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs. %
This PROPHYLATIC il sold by all DrussNts
and Groceys,l asaIgKT i 7d+ zs,fvz Efay1.rrrg
This great PANACEA has bsen established %
years. It's medical properties are "a
TONIC, AsTRINGENT AND AROMATIC.
,..,usrad;c.te al arrangement OF the STOM
ACH and BOWELS. Itgivee
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG.
REJuvBNATEB TIE OLD az gE5
q 9Ezais = Cares - 9 sa.Es-t
DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APP ErITE,ET
1NpIe EsrIoN. LAssIfUDE OF sYsTEM.a
CHRONIC DIARRHRA. DYsENTERY.
g JAyNDIcB, Aqua AND fHsER.s - - : - !,
OBTAIN A oIRCuLAR, In which, wnI be fannd
tesfirsonials Of PE0RLk W ELL kNDWN,o %
Wasbip gton - a - - LA Zz-- ys-sSueAs
MA n D-sEooNH HAND fURNIrgRn.
w Also, MIRRokA CAKpITs. BIDS. BED
pINsns nncHIY seS az stesst1,
3esx ~ ''i-' sstSssnd snd 3, east side:
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DY CREAM Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. sac, corner of It'll and D streets north.

d No. sac, corner Of It'll and streets north.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE.
STORY BRICK H0USE. WITH BACK BUILD
lNGS. ON STREET NORTH. BETWEEN
sEC0ED AND THIRD STREETS WEST, AT
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 6 o'ciock ..
M shall sell, in front of the premises, by virtus
Of deed or trust TO the bscri dated he 9TH
DAY of March, IS6s, and duly recorded in Liber n
U t. No folios 60, 81, 62 and 6S, of the land
records I"r the county of Washin gton, in the Dis
Jlct ofColum bia. and being part of Lot No. 9. in
Square No. SOS being 90 feet front on north at ,
between Second and Third streets west, rupninR
back loo feet to Is foot alley. with the improve
ments
Terms One balf cash; balance in six and twelve
months secured by deed Of TUst on the prem.
ises. -"
All conveyances, snd revenue stamps al the csst
of the purchaser
One hundred dollars will be required down when
the prop.r ty liz knocked off.
If tbs terms OF sale are not complied With In
Eve days after sale the Trustee reserves the
right 10 resell the property at the risk and cost
of the defaultine purchaser, after giving three
days notice in some paper blished in the city OF
HENRY r. ZIMMERMAN Trustee, -
je5 eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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NEW STYLES SPRING CLOTHING. ~
WALL, STEPHENS & CO., r.
( -.ef . 329 Penrsylvsnis avenue,
Between 9th and 10th sts., Washin gton. d. O.

Between 9th and 10th sts., washin Ston. D. O.
The Great Decline il Goods has induced us TO
oA s" 80 TAaHiONABLH CLoTHING.. sai !:
qGENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
Of every iptioni ct greatly reduced prices-A
ressrdieas OF cost.'s Also, - -. =. g =
BOYS AND CHILDRHNS' OLOTHIN4,
auitable for all sizes, adapted to the present and
eom ing season, which must be sold to make foom
for new additions daily arriving. my Is lmtf
CHAEFIRLD'e STEAM ZOE CREAM MANu-
isrs Cot,fectionsss, Hotels and smiles furnished
with Ice Cream, INSIDE of the best Of cream ~
steam powersvhoiesais and retail. warrsnuea 70
the city. e. myl0 Inn
Il o, PARKER C O.,lAttorneis at Law Gen,
J.srsl ClstI snd 49, Sssss H. Assnss' az! 18th
Oh csrE Acc unts with All the Departmsnts I'd.
tufted ard settled sRssiaess;ia ceansctions with
Heal xstAte promptly attended to. ny l0-tf
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CITY ITEMS,

TIE MOONLIGHT EXCURSION to Glymont,
OF Monday, by the Z. Grant Club, prom.
i:es to be very enjoyable affair. Get your
tickets.
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CALIFORNIA STONE RINGS, Sets, Jet Sets,
cross Sets, Buckles, Enameled and Jet Brace
lets, Seal Chains, Long Gnard Chains, Call
Bells, Teaspoons. Cups, Napkin Rings. &c,
Tor only one dollar at the Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. i3S Pa. ay, near Ak st. Ats
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THE NUIsAHCR-The smell from the dead
morse boiling concern across the river was most
oniy in the Seventh Ward. nearest it, bat also
in the civ generally. 775 .7rrsst ni1 az -.
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LOOK OUT for the moonlight excursion Of the
L.. s. Grant Club to Glymont, on MONDAY
night. A capital time Is expected, n ~ HgHu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-10
RY WM. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE REAL Bs-
TATE IN THE COUNTY OE MASHIN0TON.

By virtue of deed Of trust dated on the 28sh
day of August. 1851, and recorded on the 10th day
of Novem her, 1851, in Liber A. s. No la. folio
23i, 235, 2S6 and 2T. one of the land records of
Wash ing ton county, in the District Of Columbia,
1 win sell on MONDAY, June 5, 1865. at o'clock
p ID. at the Auction House of VIM. l., Wall &c
90 corner of9th street and Peun'a avenue Ia the
city of Washington. the folio wing descr bed tr set
of land situated in the county Of Washin gton. in
the District of Columbia. :
The said tract of land beg ming at the end of ths
fourth line of tract of land called New Seat and
running thence south Is p riches, thence south 81
degrees, west 26 perches, thence north 30 dsgreeE
east l45 percheE, thence south 50 DEGREES east 5l
perches to its intersection with the 18th line OF
the larger tract of land conveyed by the heirs and
devisees of David G. PsItier to Edward Svsnn,
thencesouth AZ degrees, west S3 perches, thence
south Is degrees, west 81 perches and 5S-l00 Of .
perch thence south 81 degrees. vast As perches to
the beginning, co tanning 81 acres, rood and IL
perches.
The terms of this sale will be ore third cash;
balance. bearing interest and payable in equal in
stalments, at and IL months. the deferred pay
ments TO be secured by lien on the land.
One hundred dollars of the cash payment to be
/. d down at the place of sale; and in case the
! chaser or purchasers refusing so to do the
D.. 7erty will at be resod at the risk and cost
G MORGAN, Trustee.
myll-eo&ds W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
bONpAe, the 18th Of June, at the same hour and
E G. MORGAN, Trustee.
ie5d VIM. l.. WALL e. CO., Aucts.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 526, corner 9TH and streets north

PIANO FORTE AND MELODEON, HOUsl-
H0LD AND KITCHEN FURNITURH Ar
On TUESDAY, the 18th ms t., at 10 O'Clock A.
we shall cell at the residence Of Joseph FL
Wheat. Esq No. 391 AZ street, between N and o
streets, Island.
One Fine Rosewood Case Piano. mad by Raven,
Bancon Il Co., New Yerk, -.ta.-'
One Fine Rosewood Case Melodeon,
Mahogany and Walnut Sofas,
Mahosony and Walnut Side Chairs and Rockers,
Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Bureaus.
Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Wsshstands.
Mahogany and Walnut Book Qasss and Secretaries,
Cane ADD Wood Seat Chairs, - -s &c - ~
Feather Beds. Pillows and Bolsters.
Busk Hair top and other Mattresses,
Three-piy, In grain and other Carpets.
Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves,
China, Glass and Crockeryware,
Window Curtai rs Sc, with many other articles
WHICH We deem unnecessary to enumsrate.
iaTd H' GREEN g. WILLIAMS, Auets.
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ny GREEN & wILLIAMs, Auetionssrs.
1HofIok sAll OF DRY COOP, IA FANCY AR

AUorloES i o. ~ ae ga Ar S fUGf t9a. an
On STn .,b l4sh q "A
n streets. = general assortment Of Dry Goods.
Fancy Articles and Shoes. Psrs9ns N Eant Of Of
buy to sell again will find this sale 20 their cd
't he s.ofs Room WILDE fes rsnt after the day
ot jssd sTaGRiIN C WILLIAMS. Aae...
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ATTENTION is called TO the notice OF the pic
MIC and display of fireworks TO be given
Beckerrs Garden on wednesday Afternoon
and evening, 1ith inst rf-2 ~ - -'i -. - 30
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RY GREEN & wILLIAMs, Auctioneers.

by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctieneers.
BaILIFFs SALE OF FURNITURE. &c, AT
The HOWARD DINING Rooms AT AUC-
On THURSDAY, the 18th inst. at 10 o'clock q.
we sh all sell. at the Howard Dining Rooms, on
Forth between 18th and 18th streets west. Fur
niture, Table Cloths, Knives aud Forks, China.
Glass and Crockery Ware. with other articles
which are generally used in a first class dinin e
saloon.
Terms cash. GEO .-HUGgELY, BaiIiF.
ed GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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my1l-eo&d s


GOOD BUILDING LOT ON NORTH STREET,
BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH STRKRrS. AT
90 MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at six
O'Clock the premises shall sell Lot - P !" 10
Mrs. Morrison 8 subdivision of Square No 2S1,
fronting 90 feet en- north o street, between I2t6
and 18th streets west, aad running back l03 feet
inches to 80 foot alley. and containing 2,07f
square feet.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in and
IL months, with interest secured by deed of trust
Convey cling and STANG s at the cost of the pur-
chaser. JAS. q. MCGUIRE & CO..
ie7d Auctionsers.
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by VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

d - -lDo"O'e'''
EXCELLENT THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
AND LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. June IA, at O'Clock m, we
will sell in front Of the premises the south part
Of Lot No: IL, in square ~, situated ed street.
between H and streets, south of Pennsyl ami .
avenue. The Improvements consist of well built
three story Brick House, containing seven rooms
and cellar. with gas and water throughout. Inn
mediate possession will be given,
Terms One third cash; balance in 81 < and twelve
months, with interest. secured by deed of trust
on the property
Conveyancins and stamps at the cost of pur.
chaser.
Title perfect.
je I'D WIN. L. WALL l. CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-10

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-10
PYJ. O. MCGUIRE LOO, Auctioneers.
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE MARINE
49, BARRACKS. NAVY YARD.

t7.Ta BARRACKS. NAVY YARD.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at 61a
clock, the pfemIses shall sell, exceils MT
Building Lots. fronting respectively on south G
street and 18th east. at the corner OF these
stree!s -.
These Lots are finely located for buil9 Ing purpo-
SEES. on the second square east OF the Marine Bar
Terms: One. third cash the remainder Ia 8 and -
tbs. with intsrest, secnrsd by deed Of trust.
Convsyances and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
je7.d go J.cr McGUIRE 4 co. Aucts...
SPRCIAL SALES OF sERtIoEABL1 DRAFT