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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28
VERY LATEST.
80 FQIS 1T 70 Tf3H
THREE O'CLOCK, AN
s,TExESTING ITEMS OF NEWS.
MERCHANT pnowsED.

NEW Yoax. Sep, T.-WmD N Gray. a mer-
chant doing business at I0l Beekmea street, was
fond dfsEnsd last night He vas ,sixiy -sgs
years old = "a u I t ~ " = :
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28
DESTRUCTIVE rIRr-Losa OF IIrr.

PousuKxrpsrr, N T.. Sept 21.-The- barns
and stables belonging to ID. +. Wheeler's Hotel.
at Washington Hollow, were burned last hight
Phe Dutchess County Fair had opened the day
before. sHd many valuable horses we're in the
stables, eighteen OF which were burned. includ
leg one team worth 5000, belonging 10 James
Kelly. Several Persons slept in the barn. Three
boys ase missing, And s,e known to have been
burned to death Another, who escapsc death.
but was badly burned, SAYS the three boys were
asleep when be got out. rs,sai,. sfs-
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nv orisios o. rHsrnssIpssr.

Washington. Sept 27--A letter vas recently
addressed by some OF the citizens OF Charlotts-
vile Va to Preside nt Johnson, prompted by
the firulties which surrounded them ia reis-
ton 10 the approaching Congressional election
They appeal to him FOR counsel and advise asJte
their proper course; being wholly uniuforned 90
70 whether the test oath will probably be re
pealed or modified 90 as 10 admit Southern
members, they have thought IL probable be
might eniighteu them; their main purpose is to
pu pse that course sb,ch sitb be most likely 90
sustsfr him aud bis polio. IN The sdninistrss On
of the Government, vH ~ saer --r-rr-r
The Attorney General. 10 whom she letter vas
referred, replies. he Is instructed BY the 7Presi
dent 20 say. ne has no means OF knowing chat
Congress may do IN regard TO the oath shout
which they inquire than any other e.tizen. bls it
il ms earnest wish that 10y al and true psp. 10
whom no objection can be made, Should BE- siec-
ted 20 Congress Thu. Mr.. Speed says, 10 not
an oakcial letter. hat simple expression OF indi-
vidual opinion and wish. @ 80
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17

RUIN, DESPAIR AND DEATH-A SAD STo-
RY OF THE WAR.-In April last, a day or
two previous to the departure from camp
Chase of one of the last infantry regiments
raised in this State, beautiful woman, aged
only sixteen years, went to the camp to visit
her husband, to whom she had been married
only few weeks Having accomplished
her object, she made preparations to return
to her home in a neighboring county, and
her husband applied to his Captain for
permission to accompany her as far as the
depot in the city This was refused; the
Captain, however, informed the soldier that
he was going to Columbus, and would see
that his. wife was properly cared for Plac-
ing the lady in carriage, he brought her
TO this city but instead of conveying her to
the depot took her to a hotel, and there, by
persuasions and threats, induced her to forget
her allegiance to her husband
day or two after, the regiment went to
the field; the erring woman did not see her
husband again, and kept the secret of her
shame locked within her bosom Tor many
months. Stricken By remorse, she at length
wrote her husband of the great wrong done
him by his Captain, and begged forgive
ness. Frantic with griefthe soldier sought
the Captain, and charged him, in the pres
ence of his fellow officers, with the damning
deed. The worse than villain did not deny
the charge, but admitiedit. Incensed at the
cool unprincipled villainy of the BRUTE
charges were made out against him by a
number of the officers and forwarded to head
quarters, before action could be had thereon
the regiment was mustered out of service.
Arriving at Camp Chase, the regiment
was a few days since finally discharged
In the meantime the wronged man died Of
"A broken heart in an eastern hospital
The day after the discharge, the officers OF
the regiment who had assembled in the State
House yard for the purpose Of having
Photographic picture made of them, by Il
prominent artist of the city, were seated
in a circle on the grass awaiting the move
ment Of the photographer, when motion
was made by one of the number requesting
! Captain TO withdraw from the rroup. as
they had no desire to associate in any cana
city hereafter with a scoundrel and murder
er, The motion was unanimously carried
Tie rebuked Captain Withdrew from their
midst, and Immediately left the city for his
home in Northern Ohio Columbus (Ohiol
! journal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
For Sale.
FOR SALE

One Of The best lots Delaware Avenue corner Frank.
lin street. so by auo feet Apply to
augs wM MoGAULLEF s. co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
Market Street Pronartu fnr Sale

Aaff No. s2l Market street. having front on Mar
E@ ket street Of twenty-one (2) feet with building
iiiNN ane running the SHINE width to shipley street
,a.H n and having on the last named street a good
oflsS dweling' This ia very desirable property and
well worthy the notice of those desiring good invest
Price moderate. For terms apply to
W. mCCAULLEY 4 CO.,
Real Estate Brokers'
No. COG Market street.
inArlI Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
WILMINGTON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER n 1865

Income Tazes.-The following table exhib-
It's the amount returned as Income
DIVISION No o -yyrf Arrtgarn,u rrr4.nprp
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
A RARE CHANCE
For Speculation in Farm Land
Clay Land or City Lots.

DHRRE offered for sale within the city Of VII
l mington 80 Of land about " of a mile from
Market street. fronting Lancaster rke about seven
hundred feet This land Ia beautifully and convenient
y located for farming gardening purposes for the
manufacture OF bricks is really superior to any land
now 10 the market. 1t being more convenient to
tbs Improving portion of the city than the brick yards in
the easte section. lthas upon very good house
and barn and other necessary buildings. rhe above
lana and premes will be sold very reasonable and on
easy terms. For further particulars apply to
WM. MoOAuLLEY & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
- 606 Market Street,
ie628 Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
For Sale.

very desirable dwelling on King Street. No. lis,
modern built, very convenient, terms reasonable.
Apply to WM. MoCAULLEY & CO.,
106 Market Street.
Jnlyl4 Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
For Sale.

large Frame House and 1917 acres Of high
meadow land, on the Wilmington cAusawsy, suitable for
trucking, grazing, or for keeping hoga and COVE the
house contains 10 rooms a garden with shade around
the house. Possession given Immediately.
Applyto W. McOAULLEY & CO,
hugl5 COG Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
For Sale.

Three two-aiosied brick houses on Church street
between Eighth and Ninth Streets
Apply 10 VIM. MoOAULLEY & CO.
6O6 Market St.
iune2O Wilmington, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
Fine Farm for Sale.

ONE OF THE MOST PRODUCTIVE FARMS IN KENT
CO., DELp FOR SALE on REASONABLE TERMS,
containing 73 we'll feHcei lined and manurad.
2lOO peach trees In fine bearing; also about 900 apple
trees This farm adjoins the Delaware railroad at DuPont
Station and Is IN every way conveniently located 1t
has two sets Of buildings For further particulars
apply to WIN. NcCAULLEY co,
june2l wilmington, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
Farm tor Sale.

A SMALL FARM OF NINETY ACRES NEAR NEWARK
Terms reasonable, apply to
wM. McCAULRY Co.,
too Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
FOR SALE AND To RENT.
TOHN MoLEAR a SON.

John MoLEAR a. SON,
No. 81 MARKET STREET,
Oilers for sale the following property;
NO. l. large three story Brick HOUSE p corner of
Seventh and King streets " " ~
no three story Brick House, No. 22l Pine street
no D. two story Frame House, No. I east Water
No No. two story Brick House. No. east Water street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
Valuable Malt House Property
fol Sale.

nHAr large and valuable Malt House property situate
at the southwest corner OF Sixth Orange streets
with front ~ hundred aeet ave Inches 100 feet
inehesl Orange street aDd hundred and eighty
nine feet six inches use feet iuches) on Sixth street
rice moderate and terInl accommodating. ri iAof
particulars apply to WM. MoCAULLkY & CO,
COG Market street,
iAn2T Wilmington, Del.
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YARD,

IYU@nAN 4 fAhD,
Na meeting Of Capitol Circle No II. o. e B.
III. j held April Is. q committee was appointed
to report suitable resolutions expressing the feel
tragedy which trsnspirsd 10 our city on the even
ing of Friday, 18th instant.
The following preamble and resolutions were
reRHrsss and s.a 1aoRtss
has been suddenly stricken down by the hand of q
cowardly assassin, has persisted at Q period wh en-
bis many exalted virtues have truly endeared him
Union" we deem it q melancholy privilege to
unite with tnose that mourn a nations loss and
mingls our own with the tears of his bereaved
family.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN has fallen. and just and gen
ernus people will long regret his untimely fate.
The people of the South have lost in him a
May the justice of Heaven fall upon those who
premeditated his death.
Resoi-ed That in the death OF ABRAHAM LIN
coed man; one who ever intsre himself In the
cause of Liberty and the sanctity of the American
Union.
afliction. Truly they need consolation. The heart
Of patton feels this cruel blow and mourns with
the distressed family; may God sustain the dis
vile and children that weep
R;so,r.d, That 9:Pitsl Circle No i:!;o:U; B.
s1tsnded 10 ali brothers Of the Union iin good
standing g., throughout the o nited States to unite
with US in procession on tbs day of the funeral.
5sfs 20 And
President.
JOHN W. BRADBURY
JOIN ADADs.
S S6as F " oTTssSSMsS Ssan
GEORGE L. LAWRENCI,
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FASHIONABLE
F'AsHioSABLE
D A G NC AG DEMY
UNION ASSEMBLY ROOMS.

MR. J. K. GO0DALL
Has the honor of announcing to the public that
his last term PRIOR to the May Ball for the "A
ucaton and the correct department. Of his H.
pupils will commence at p. m. on Tuesday u
April 18th, at the above elegant room, for mas
tiers, misses and young ladies. Terms, Ss for IL
lessons, viz Tuesdays and Fridays at 8. Also.
academy for gen lemen at clock same eve
ninss. Terms. $40 for IL Lessons.
THE VIOLIN AND VIOLONCELLO.
Gentlemen who are advanced on these in tru-
ments and require finishing lessons. Terms, $50
for 20 lessons or So per lesson. "
eceptre Exercises for ladies and children and the
Indi an Club or Musdar Exercise for gentlemen
are laugh by him for the cure and a most cases
prevention of daformity. round shoulders. one
sidedness, the awkwardness of stoop, weakness
Of the chest, spine. &c, &c. Address Mr.. g =,
Union Hotel, Geor getown. apll-6ts
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MARRIED.

At the d. Z. parsonage Anr;l ,,.h
arc sfD.nis h ahfa & IN s scT:
Tskk en- hoS a.oaS SSun Miss ANNIE &.
nallytown VI
In Harrisburg Pennsylyania, on Fsbru.-x q,
1854, by the Rev. John Walker. Jackson Dad u 3
HEWITT. Of this city, to Miss VfRGiSS44nn
McCABE. of LeesburE. Virginia.
(Richmond papers please copy1
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PERSONAL.

MADAME sEYMORE, the celebrated Astrolo
W eist is nov in this city. She understands the
SCIENCE OF Astrology in ali its sister branches. the
STARS, VI arms. Talismans and signs of the Zodiac
she has given general satisfaction in most of the
eities or the United states, in tokenof which she
mas re celved Vulnerable testimo malls. This lady
can be consulted by sending your age and day OF
t tnr month on which you was bern, and fee. La
Washington, DC. ap I5-3t*
IMPORTATION WANTED OF JOSEPHINE
Goa NALL hy her mother: who resides in Charles
information of the Girl left at Mrs Geo. Phillip.
son. 10th street. bet. and l. Navy Yard. will be
fPa4K1uUy received by her mother, OAROLINE
nR. PHILLIPS has removed to Psnnsyivania
Drug Store. aps Sniff
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs
NUJaANCua

%.
Notice is hereby given te all concerned that
they are hereby authorized to remove from THAR
premises all collections Of ashes. and any rubbish
or matter which may become offensive in warm
weather. and place the same in any of the streets
within three feet of the guitars any ay of the
present month to be removed without cost by the
Scavepger.
This permission cannot be extended beyond the
time above mentioned. and any such deposits mad e
thereafter, any failure to pro perry preserve the
purity of any ones premises will be matters to be
settled with the United Mates Police.
HENRY ADDISON, Msyor.
MAYORS OFFICE. Georgetown. D. c.
April 5th, 1856 { ap 5-2av4v
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n~FUNsRAL OF TIN PRESIDENT.

US
The Marshal of the District OF Columbia has
been charged With portion Of the detail OF the
arrangements for the funeral of the President
The Representatives. of all cities, all organized
bodies ana volunteer associations desiring to take
Office. in the Court House. before II O'Clock Of
Tuetdsy, the 18th inst, or az soon thereafter as
All persons having private CARR. ges who ara
willing to put them at the disposal of the Mar
shall tn at day will please TO report their names
at the same time and place He will also be Obliged
by tender of riding horses.
WARD n LAMON.
applet O. 8, Marshal, p C..
National Intelliaencer and Morning Chronicle
please CODY It
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CITY. ITEMS.

AREPoRM much needed in our city has Been
Instituted by Messrs Smith Bros, No. a6i Sew
enth street, merchant taIlors, who propose to
give the benefit of their experience to the citl-
zens of Was hington, clerks in the departments,
A splendid stock OF .cassimeres, warranted to
please, may be seen at their establishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

MEETING OF THE MBABRRs OF THE BAR.-
"A meeting OF the Members of the Bar, Omcers
OF tne court, and Members Of the Grand Jury,
VIII oe held at the City Hall, to. morrow
lIuesoay) at IL o'clock m with view to par.
uclpaung In the funeral ceremonies of the
ia,e Un,e, msgistrate of the Nation, and adopt
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II INDLING AND STOVE WOOD.
h prepared in the best manner.
or In the stick. delivered to any part Of the city
4 the shortest notice
g. l.. eHIRIfT.
Once Psnn. av., between ID and ~ sts. ;,
n ll-ln lRepl Yard q street and CANAL.
MOORI1 WI6T END DRUQ6fOkM. lis Pa.
WI avenue, south side.-69sodent, Might -
Jockey Olub. and other elsies Perfumsry. "
with large stock Of Fresh Medicines: tor
SAle ~ Ahov1s mar H.sW
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HIDHS AND TALLOW.

win be sold at public aactiop, on WADh g.
DAY. the 26th instant, at IL o'clock O. U ct
sixth-street Wharf, the following articles. more
$3.50 Sailed Beef Hides.
PIG Dry Beef Hides.
II Dry Calf Sktns,
4a5 sheep Pelts,
3ln4 pounds fTaliow. Beef.
5e6L gallons Neatsfoot Oil.
2,642 pounds of Tallow Scraps.
1880 pairs of Horns.
2Oap assorted Empty Barrels
Terms cash. ia Government funds;
Lieutenant Colonel aad o g
Washin gton Aprfl Ia. 1866. ap Ltd
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A MEXICAN oRaAN.-I have this day received

A MEXICAN ORaAN:-I have this day received
a No 10. being the largest and most perfect
Church Organ made by the great organ firm of g.
D. b. " Smith. Of Boston, and it will be on
exhibition for week at my store. I beg all or
sanists; smatsurs and others to call and see this
This is q powerful organ. desi gned for Churches,
Ghapels, and Public Halls. It has two banks Of
sstogIlRisps.on. PRINCIPAL Upper Forte and Levsr
IN independent set of Reeds. 1t possesses ereaf
power Of tone, and when used as an accomnssi.
ment in singing particularly with Q large ohnrns
Of voices. the effect is grand in the extreme. Fot
the excellences attsinable in An Instrument az
the size. and ia perfectly adapted to the wants OF
Churches Of ordinary dimensions. II will he
found to DS.se.. all ths for
means OF every society Of tive or three hundred
It 10 furnished in black walnut case
We have always on hand . complete stock OF
$3.50, Wv w
These organs and melodeons for rent.
JOHN r. ELLIS
306 Pennsyivania Az near 10th street..
ap lo-3t and Smiths Organs and Melodsons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

EDITOR OF THE STAR:-The far st COMA
ga Hall is postponed till further notice, on &C.
count OF the SAD national calamity.
b. T. WIaBT, 5. J.
(All city papers please copy.i
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FOR RENT. AND. SALE.

+ eomfostabIs ana veif ~ -nssssd ROOMS. at No.
$50 18th st.. bet G and Il sss. The location is
one OF the most desir able in tae city. ap Is
FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOB sALhaA
containing thirteen rooms, in one Of the best
locahtiee In the city. The rent ID the most node
apply ct the Star ONCE counter sp1
FOR SALA.The STAMPS. STOCK, FIXTU RES
3s1 street. Thisstsnd ia veil estabiished and
dees an excellent business. Possession given .st
OF May. An u 3t-
2o1 Penna av., bet. 18th aud 18th SITS south
SIDE Apply on the premises. or to Mr.. WOODS.
tMiteheIs ONCE, corner of 18th street and Penn.
syivaatA av., south side. apI St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

overwhelmingly fer only 81, at the Dol
lar Jewelry Store, No. a39 Peana. ave-, near
4 4 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

CLOSING OUT SALE OF INDIA RU BEER GOODS
MIR. II. A. Hall having disposed of his lease
and fixtures of store. will close out his exten-
siye stock of India Rubber Goods at greatly
reduced prices, and we advise all who ever
expect to REQUIRE any OF those very desirable
goods to call at once at his we'll known rubber
Warehouse, $40 Penn'a avenue, between 9th
and 10th streeta. For instance, you can buy
ladies' shoes and sandals for 81 per pair men s
do, ST. 40 per pair. ap,l1-6t
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n%NOTICI.-In consequence OF the sad occur
u9 rences OF Friday night at the Fheater and
the residence Of the Secretary of State. the COM
BINATION CONCERT OF the WARRINGTON
NIGHT. oath inst. ap I52t
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BLACK CAMBRICs, for dTapery, can be found
at Yates & SeIby's, No. 1913 Pennsylvania
avenue Also, Just received, an entire new lot
of cheap dry goods OF every description, from
the New 1ork auctions.
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/ FIRST CLASS COUNTRY SEAT PeR SALE

offer ct private sale part of nay farm. known
AZ "Woodley containing, by a recent survey, 3s
acres roods and 10 psronss' an adjoining tract.
es, viii be added. if desired The improyements
are . large we'll bull DWRLLINa. besutifuliS
situated in o grove Of forest oaks and comm and
ing ans view Of WsshiD ston city, the Potomac
and Stable. Ice house, filled with Ice, and other
necessary outbuldiags. There is q large number
of Fruit trees, standard and dwarf, embracing
nearly every variety.
Washington, p Q ONE and hall miles north Of
on the road to Tennallytown. 1t is bounded on
the nerth and east by proposed public road,
called "Woodley Road, ~ part of which was com
pleted last year, by which road the place viii
be within fifteen minutes drive Of WASH gton
city.
further description of thi pr sperty is deemed
unnecessary. as ali contemplating urchRsing are
invited to examine the place
If not disposed of at private sale before the
last of April next, 1t win be offered at public auc
ton. OF which due notice will be given.
For terms, &c inquire of Charles NJ. Matthews,
Attorney at:LaE. No. 81 Congress street. George
town. opposite the Post Office, or corner of Eighth
and Market Space, Washington city, who is pre-.
pared to chow plat of the land.
n25 ssavtf P. A. BOWEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17

THE TRoT advertised to come of over the
Piney Branch Course is postponed until tues
day, April 25tS.
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great calamity which has befalien our country
In the death OF his Excellency President Lin
coin, the vocal and complimentary concert
which was to have taken place to morrow
evening, 18th, is postponed until further nosics.
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THE SALE OF LIQUOR TO BE SUsPRNDRD.-
This morning Superintendent Richards d.
rected the SergeantS OF Police 10 cause the
Patrolmen IN the various precincts TO wait
upon TIE proprietors OF ale houses, where liqu
is sold In large or small Quantities.. and re-
quest tnem 10 suspend the sale OF intoxicating
liquors, and as far as possible, close theif
places OF business.
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NoTIcR-In consequence OF the great calam
ity that has Oefalien the nation In the loss of
our beloved President, our auction sales, both
day and evening, are postponed until after
Wednesday W. Is. LEWIS &c Co,
an I1-2t Auctioneers.
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RYJ. Meg UIRE & 90 =, Auctionesrs,

EA AIkk Rd6n I PRoRER1Y n opposite THE
q ias as S Rs Feet on OF
small Brick and small Frame House. to bs sold
This property fronts en- Pennsylv.ni. avenue,
Immediately opposite the Kirkwo ID House. and
from ias position is deemed valuable for business
Terms; One third in cash; the remainder in &.
deed of trust on the premises ~ q
,oonveyances and STAN ps at the cost of the pur
apH &c. MCGUIRE & Co.;Aucss.
ny McDEVITT 4 CONNOLLY, Auctioneers.
wTa SSePf Es ~ SOLD AT
On ERIRAG M0RsIEq f, e. 10 49, slst and
CATERS M Is
ssnes sesP ssIssn s
Day Gales MONDAYS and Fridays
Night sales Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
The ri CHEST cash price paid for Furniture. &c.
opt
RYJ. g. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneers
stiIRIsa Lofs ~ = Ia S5ksER OF NV NV
HAMRhA1RK AVENUE, NORTH AND 22D
On ,WipsEspAY AFTERNOON. April 10TH. at
Az O'Clock, the premises we shall sell sig htesn
Hamp.hire avenue, north and ed streets. and
fronting respectively on said streets.
This will be a fne opportunity for persons OF
small means to obtain lot, Title perfect:
Terms One third cash; the rema ader in 8 and
IL months with interest, secured BY deed oftrust
on the premises.
-Conveysncss and stamps at the cost OF ths pur.
A payment Of $40 will be required on each lot at
'n sp 'sat u 'A' &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auets.
II g.. MARsHAL'SS ALEOF vALUABLBRlAL
y. EsTATK IN THE CITY OF WASHING.
TON, D. Gin virtue Of wit Of feri faeiss is.
sued from THO Clerk,s 0aace Of tbs Supreme Oeurt
viii seH at public sale. for cash, in trout of the
premises on FRIDAY, the 5th day of May next.
1866 It o'clock p. N all defend ants riehs title
claim AND interest in and to the vest Part Of Lot
Pennsylvania ayeAre. south side, between 9th and
10th street west. and now occupied by J. 3. HI
singular a,o the iTproysmsIts thereon. sliced and
E1H DO sold to satisfy iudicials No. ISL, supreme
court; IN favor Of AIexandes Provost: Executor
OF v. H. Winter. WARD H. LAMON,
Zap lS-dts q. B. Marshal D. O.