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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-08
Courts
TERMS FOR 1865

TERMS FOR 1865.
@ DIsTRIcT.-8th day Of May.
asa CoURF or CoZIoN PIEAs.-27th Of February,
6thofJune, ,2Sd Of October.
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For Sale.

Ny business house and stock Of goods-groceriep,
provisions and meat sh6p-in UTbana. Also, my
farm, Of seventy-four acres, abOnt two miles from
UrbanA. no 40 -- SAA'L WARD.
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Farm at Private Sale.

Situate miles South Of Urbans containing 10 acres
ofland well atered with springs and in high state
OF cultivation on-imprOvements-a house, and barn,
smokehouse caFriagehouse blacksmith and carpenter
shop and one amongst the best apple, peach and
small ffdit orchards in the state.
FoT terms aDDlv to the subsCriber. living on the
nren1ises JOHN POFFINBARGER.
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Mrbaaa stainu airtftury. !.
Tgtgsrktts,

'FFooted weekly by John EIehholtE, Marrsus 4
Payne, AEsHts3 Oommiasion n n lIerchants.
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RRsIGNED-I being engaged in the Washing
ton Gas Company for the period Of at least If.
teen years, the greater part OF that time the
Superintendent OF said employers, works in
which / have endeavored to discharge thu
duties of my position with fidelity as well to
those by whom i was employed as to my en-
ployers, 1 congratulate the Washington Gas
Company in tn US rendering my resignation and
returning from the SuperintendeRce OF said
Company, that the men employed around said
works st present are every way entitled
to the confidence of my successor, and hoping
as do, that the same harmony may still exist
between him and them as has ever existed be-
tween them and me, and that the interest of the
Company may still continue. 0. 0. HARE
WASHINGTON, March 9Th, 1e65. NH 6.lt*
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IsHEALTH WORTH HAVING? Ifit is, pro-
tect it. 1t jewel easily lost virtue and in
some cases as difficult. to recover Nature, in our
climate and especially at this season requires to
be occasionally reinforced. But everything de.
ponds upon the Tonic used for this purpose The
medicinal tinctures, all Of ,ch,eh based com
mon alcohol, are dangerous. Quinne, as ever body
finds out who takes much oft, is a slow poison.
One safe protectivs from all unhealthy atmospher-
ic influences exists, and one only. This powerful
preventive is HosrErTBR's CELEBRATED sroxAcH
BITTEEs,-a compound of the purest stimulant ever
manufactured, with the most effective tonics, al
teratives, regulators and depurators thst chems-
try has yet extracted from the botanical kin gdom
Convalescents LAM guild and feeble from recent sick
ness will find the Bitters an incompatible restor-
alive not disagreeable to the sste, and eminenly
inyigorating. No other stimulant produces the
same effect as this stomachic. It does not excite
or futter the nerves, or occasion any undue arts-
rial action but at once soothes and strenthens the
nervou. system and the animal spirits. m 6-9w
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DIED,


On Sunday evening. Mrs MARGARET r. A.
BURGER, wife OF John 9. s. Burger. In the 2ist
year of her age.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral at her late residence 495 I
street. near 9TH 10 morrow afternoon at clock.
New York papers please copy
On the 4th instant, JOHNNY NOBLE ROBRRTs
third and youngest son Of John and Louiss Rob
erts aged months and weeks.
Ga the Let Inst In Upper Marlboro MARYLAND,
CHAS. TURNER, aged 65 years.
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AN EARTHQUAKE, overthrowing and engulf-
ing whole city, would hardly cause more ex-
element than the announcement, now in every
body's mouth, that branch of the Great and
Original Baltimore Gift Book Store is now
open, 400 Pennsylvania avenue, where we ad-
wise all IN want Of Books, Bibles, Albums, &c,
to call. Books sold at publishers prices, and a
handsome Gift with each.
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ITCH ITCH ITCH

SChAIoH SoRAICHI soRAfoHI
WHEAT0N's OINTMENT viii cure the Itch in
45 hours. Also cures Salt Rheum Ulcers Chil-
blains, and al! Eruptions of the Skin Price 50
By ;endir 81 cents to WEfKs& POTTER. Sole
Agents ITO Washie gton st., Boston, it Will be
forwarded By mail, free of postage, to any part Of
the pited States.
- For sale in Washington by z. D. GILMAN.
No. $50 Penn's avenue. feb l3-lm
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THE QUIET OF TEE CITY.-AIter the inau-
guTal procession was dismissed and the asso-
Citations composing ii had gone to their quar-
tiers TO enjoy refreshments and rid themselves
of the mud which had accumulated on Their
clothing during the day, the Superintendent OF
tons for the night, and from the mo ie OF
strengthening the force in the most pspulous
precincts, and where trouble was likely to be
excited by iniemperance, il was evident that
they anticipated trouble in the discharge of
their duties. NotU outstanding the festivals
which were participated in by thousands OF
strangers in Washington. Saturday night was
guration since the first term OF Andrew Jack
son. Few drunken men were seen staggering
about the streets; assaults, robber les, riots, all
the crimes that were numerous on former Oc.
casions when the city was so densely GRO wded
We're few on this. The detective police had no
pickpocket cases, AID the reports of other Of
lenses were of little importance comparatively.
came to Washington with a number of the de-
tectives of his force, who remained On duty
during the day looking out for the professional
thieves known to them.
Yesterday morning being pleasant and cheer
full. the streets and avenues were soon thronged
with strangers. Upon Pennsylvania avenue
the resident population was lost in the Gro wd
places OF interest, and a resident might look in
vain for hours for the face of an acquaintance
1t being the first Saba h in March the COM
munion was administered in various churches.
The congregations generally were large, aud
we noticed the presence In the city OF an I'M
usual number of clergymen of various de.
nominations, representing every section of the
communion with their brethren north of Vir-
ginia since 1860,
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYsfHMs-new and reliable treatment
lin Re ports Of the Howard Associationcsent BY
Address d. j SkilIin Houghton, Howard Asso-
Pa. dec D. 6m
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Nercutio said of his wound,

Mercutio said of his wound,
Ut Hotnf DEP as rc,il. or as ,oide
ASa gate, Bnf IL lr0vN do. "
PLANTATION BITTBRs will not raise the dead,
But they cure the sick, exalt the depressed,
And rose tint charm to the social circle,
Aud render life a thing to be enjoyed.
Also, the thing itself is quite enjoyable.
Never was searching Tonic in uch pleasant shape
Tender youth, declining age, the mind
Der wrought By mental care. most gentle females,
And the wreck of men all find these Bitters
The balm of life and source Of health.
Delay not trial. Conveniently deposited
every town wherever civilization extends.
It can be obtained, true genuine and sure. IN I-lw
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OUT OF CoMMIssIoN.-The commission Of
Gilbert l.. Giberson, Esq. Justice of the Peace,
having expired, the Fourth Magisteriai Dis
trict, Metropolitan Police, is without Magis-
trate. The duties of that office is discharged
temporarily by the Justices of the adjoining
Districts.
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'MTs
EIsH WHARF IN GEORGETOWN. DC.

EIsH WHARF IN GEORGETOWN, D. Q.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until MONDAY, the 9th day of March next, foe the
renting of the Fish Wharf in this town for one
year from that cate
All repairs and fixtures which ara necessary to
be made for the accommodation of the party rent.
ing the wharf must be made at his own ex penss
HENRY ADDISON Mayor
MAYORS OFFICE. Georgetown, D. c.. Feb. II. IS.
feb Is 2ahtMaf
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CEILING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES
~
No. 119 Bride street, Geor geto,cH. d. C.
SMOOT & BURROUGHS
will this day ssllng off the entire stock
of DRY GOO Da-the most of which IL fresh and
desirsbe-st reduced prices. and as they desire to
reduce it to very low point by lat of March. in
vite all Who seeking bar gains to give them an
early call. fe2-lm
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SRRRNADK--On Saturday evening the Loyal
Pennsylvanians, with their band, 1.-THE 9th Pa.
heavy artillery serenaded Lewis Clephane,
Esq, at his residence on G. street. Mr.. Ole
plane was addressed, on behalf Of the Penn
sylvaDians, by their secretary, Joseph M. Will
son, Esq, and was responded to in exceeding
ly feiicitous terms by Mr.. Clephane.
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RY GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctlonesrs

ny GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctlensers
BAILIFF>S SALE,
By virtue OF = fistrsiu by me on Sarah Shinear
Tor rent ue and ia arrears shall sell in front O.
the auction rooms of GI cen Il Williams No sos
9TH street, corner of pstreet, OF SATURDAY. The
nth instant, at IL O'Clock a. the folioWias az
tices g.
One Walnut Table. one Pine do
One Mahogany 8 ia, one Card Table
One Cane-seat Rocker.
One Cook Stove aud Fixtures
One Air tight Stove,
si1 Cane seat Oak Dining Chsirs.
Fine Wood seat do
One Straw Bed three Mattresses,
Three Bedsteads, one Washstand,
One Oil Cloth, Let Mating,
LotComf RS. Blankets Sheets. Comforts, Pillows
@ ockery. Glass Wafe,
Buckets Lamps, Pans, &C., &c.
Terms cash. q T. GIBBONS, Baiif.
m d GREEN & WILLIAMS, AYct5
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IMPORTANT TO LANDLORDS AND LES
Il SEES-STORE wanted on Penns ylvanis Nv snus,
north side between ~ and 18th SITS. A high bonus
Will be paid. and possession not required for sew
eral months. Any lessor having q we'll located
storeroom as above, can secure an unexceptiosai
tenant upon advantageous tsrms The hest OF city
references given. Address VIM B. 6TEre0N.
Star ONCE, stating location and where intsrview
cea be had. N 3-lWs
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GRAY's NODDED COLLARS;
Lockwood d Cloth lined do;
Wards Printed do;
Cheap all paper do; and
Linen do, of all styles, at
ms St. Corner It'll st. and Md. av :, Island
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FRMALK COMPLAINTS should be cared rs they
surely can be, by few doses eli AYERS sAksA-
vanilla
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LUBINY
FRANGIPANNI
TOILET POWDER.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
il used throughout Europe, and considered
AEEoEssITY IN THE TOILET OF EVERY LADY
is now for the frst time introduced
TIN
LADIES or AMERICA.
FRAHdIPANHI POWDER
is unfivallea for removing CHAPS. Cafss, Blotehss
Pimples and other Impurities of the skin, render
Ing 1t soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
FRASGIPAHNI POWDER
10 used to remove TAN and FRBcKLEs, giving fresh
to the eoniplezion and kSalthy hnst the skin
with youthful softxesS.
FRANGIPANNI PowDHR
Ia used By the ladies of Europe to sprinkle the
inside of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn on and off with ease, and preventing their
being soiled by Precipitation. After the glove is
withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH, Sort. and
WHITE with delicate freshness and perfume.
FRANGrPAysI POWDER
Ii used to remove all roHghneSS and redaeSs of the
HANDS. ARMS and FACE. It seftens CeRNs, and
all other cutaneous excresences.
Price Is Cents and 80 Cents, according to size of
Package.
For sale BY
WILCOX Co, Principal Agents,
Isl Water st6eet New York,
ana principal DraggistSand Perfumers.
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w A II N G..

~ a Ii
The OLD NATIONAL STEAM LAUNDRY, es-
tablished 1861, Messrs CLARK & C0LMAN, pro-
prietors, take this method Of notifying their
Tor mer patrons and the public that they have pur
chased the extensive Laundry, situated on l4tb
street near the canal formerly known as the City
Steam Laundry. thereby combining the two. and
now prepared to execute work in a superior
manner and at short notice. Satisfaction gusran;
teed in ali cases win contract with Hotels. Res
tan rants Steam boats &c at reduce rates. Goods
will be called for and promptly returned to all
order at our office. (the old stand } 3 street,
between 18th and ls1a streets. opposite Growers
Theater or at the Laundry Oh l4th street. between
B and @ streets, near canal. Patronage respect
fully solicited. mar 3-!m+
4 klW PHELAN FOUR-POCKEr BILLIARD
n TABLE for sale-GEARY'S Rooms, Grsver's
Theater. n 3-2tf
HoRsEsl HORSES! HoRsEs!.!
Just arrived and will remain few days la
before being sent North twenty five of the Ga
best Horses ever offered at one time in Washing
ton, among which several pair of matched
Horses Can be seen for few days at the Stables
on Sd street east, between n and streets south
Owing to the incle mency of the weather the above
stock will remain a few days longer. ATT
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HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSAs.-Propris-
Il i tors Of the above establishments are vN
invited 10 examips our stock Of CROOK ~
EkY. CHINA, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY,
WEBB Il BEvERIDGR.
feb rs -st.R 504 (Odd Pellovs' Hall 7th A.
NY DRAFTED MAN WILLING TO PAY
n 81 900 cash may have an able SBBSTI-
TUTE. without trouble, By calling at this Office
mar S-st%
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ATTENTION is called TO the advertisement NJ,
Wall, Stephens Co, 3D. Pennsylvania ay-
% otser fnrpisSiny Goods oyes searfs
ration ball.
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AUCTION SALE rs.
FUTURE DASa.
RVJ. C. MCGUIRE d CO., Auotieneers.

SVI. c.. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auctieneers. 6.
TkrsrBEs SALE OF 53s ACRES or vALuA.
F F.,e LhNp WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THE
Rysirrua Of !. decree Of tn. Supreme oour. Of
Sheriff Lowrie sst, De.n and wife and Others,
s 18th s'R ss It pulls 6dse sals q
sit 81 pSt the PeH HE day At the
the real estate Of which Levi sheriff lac 81 wash
i s,.n iSSp g. asd ,sisd ana
eiisihi- situsted, eng within about four miles Of
Se"dsd ana an :
msaao- asf and is I'D Sd sptsd for market
productive and easy of cultivation
The improyemeut con'ists OF two framed Dwell
cess.ry outhui dipgs and there is some beautiful
building sites on the PRE- misses, commanding q fun
The land vii / be subdivided into several small
rActs: plat o, hico may be ser at the AuensH
Terms Of sale as prescfibrd by the Decree; QUE
hall in cash on the DAY Of sale. and tae residue In
from the day Of sae, with interest, aud approved
Tipe indisputsbIe
.,CopveysneiDg and Revenue stamps at the cost OF
NJ STEPHENS. Trustee.
feb2 JAS. MCGUIRE 4 90, Auet'rs.
RYJ c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
sPLENDID CoLLECTIoN OF oHoIoE BURo-
IFAN OIL PAINTINGS AT PUBLIC AUo-
on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENING".
hsrrh 9TH and sh, eomme9 cling at ~ o'clock each
evening at our Auction Rooms. we shall sell O
beautiful collection OF shout One Hundred and
Eish'y CHOICE OIL AIN TfNGS. i'm ported from
Eur pc curing the past year by Mr.. A. TOL-
MAN swell known cennoisseur OF AIT This col.
lection embrscer We liable origins pictures by en-
inent bv artists, and fine copies of the most
celebrated pictures by the old masters now in the
different gall of Europe Among the subjects
may be found
Groups and Figures. Historical Subjects
Architectural aDd Street views in different Euro
pesp Cities.
Cattle Pieces. Marine Views,
Game, Fruit and Flower Pieces,
with a greas variety of tize and style subject and
finish, sud which it is believed will be found
worthy the stteation OF persons of taste.
The collection will be free exhibition from
Weane sday morning each day and evening until
the sale.
feb I'D ]. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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N L " o 8!
NEW STOREi
READY FOB BUSINESS AGAIN.
MR. JOSEPH REPETTI
Wishes to inform his old customers, friends and
the public in general that he is now ready to
ply them with very fine and well assorted stock of
Ladies' Gentlemen d and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
at the lowest New York prices.
Also. q splendid assortment OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
DRESS sfLKS.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Of every description,
at JOSEPH REPETTIB,
ml-2wH No. GIG 7th st., near I, Navy Yard
- W. JOHNSON, of Portland, Maine, has re-
VI. opened the Columbia Garden Hair Dress
ing Saloon, 10Th street, where he will be happy
to see all of his friends.
N. B.-Eastern men will always find the Port
land daily papers at this shop. feb q colin
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slY w. L. WALL & Co., Auet,oneers

ny W. L. WALL & CO., Auctloneers
WHEE, FER & WIZ SSEWING HAGHIHa
&C.. AT AUCTION "i
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING. sth instant, COM
mencins at IT, o'clock. we will sell. a. House Nc
Ito u street between lgth and Gotta, the entire
Piano Forte, Wheeler q Wilson's sewios Ms
chine. N-o-
Suite Mahogany Psrlor Furniture CONSISTING
air Goth sofa. Tete-a tetp ARR, and side iibai,s
French Plate Mirror, 1890 HA-"ti -
Curtains Shades and Fixtures
Three ply. Step and other Csrlets,
Extension Dining Table
Side BIO ard and Side Tables.
Glass and CTockery Ware Cutlery &c
Be6steads, Beddng,
III air and Shuck Mattresses.
Toilet Setts. Washstauds, BCrssuR.
Oh amber Carpets Oil Cloth
Cook and ethe Stoves.
Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Utensils &c
with many other articles IN the H6usekee ping
VIM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
r6 lCtron Trta I
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
p SASSstH $$5SS
o. n Ago IL instant at O'Clock p.
tas rTs, Jay
cords of the county of Washington tn following
described property lying and being in the city Of
as part Of Int in square No 6t sofa sgpse
able to the dimension mentioned in d4ei of trust
stamps at the pureh.ers cost vii be- 1es
quired dowr snd deposited in the hsnds OF, the
vRsp hf sP"f4sa
mar 4-d Intel GREBN Il WILLIAMS. Aucts.
SALE OF A FRANZ AVER sUI 4 3 AT GEORGE,
'f Q"orsm%ssE, s,s 1sgo' S s.
on TUESDAY. March Fl. 1885, at eleven q oc!oet
rooms together with shed fifteen hy httesn. sit.
streets, Georsetosn. d. G. u ''n anu f@se''e
Terms essh, in Government funds,
4-td Depot Of Washin ston.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs.
y. ru,,AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
be sold to Ss ct o'clock viii
Ine corner of Seventh and streets, Navy Yard
n!tn the hXtures, consulting of handsome Mirrors
ssss BsrG Tsss r All
VIII re sold together, or separately, if desired.
tease can be had. with moderate rent. This is
kind of business
Directly after will be sold lot Of second hand
Furniture, viz Bureaus, Bedsteads, Cnairs. one
Cook Stove, one Feather Bed, and several other
msd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Pr W. L. WALL & GO Auctionsers
LARGE SALE OF GReoERIEs, TEAS. WINES.
On WEDNESDAY MoRNING, March 9th ,ss.
at 10 o'clock will sell at the store of Jns MOI
gan, No. 1874 2sd street, between Ii and streets
Washington, large assortment of Groceries, and
Liquors, consisting Of ""o
IL Barrels of Whisky, different grades.
Barrels Brandy,
Barrels of Gin,
Barrels of Molasses,
Barrels Goal Oil
Barrels Mackerel and Herring,
Barrels of Rice and Flsur,
Box's Starch. Blue. Soap. Candles. &c
Ehests Tea, Box Coffee. Raisins,
BOX Tobacco, Cinnamon. & &c,
barreis Crushed aud Brown sugar,
brooms, Buckets. &C.. &c
good Mich Cows
Terms $50 and under. cash; over $50 q credit of
and go days for notes satisfactory end bear
The Store. now doing an excellent businsss. for
rent.
maid WIN. L. WALL CO.. Aucts.
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by VIM. l.. WALL Il CO. Auctioueers:
- Horse ana Carriage Bazaar,
ee La. av., bet. 9Th aud 10Th SITS.
TUESDAY MORNING, 7th regular sale day, at
the HorTe Bazaar, commencing at IL O'Clock we
will offer about thirty I'll SEES
ALSO.
A large assortment of Wagons, Rockaways, Bug.
giss and other Fehicles Hal ness, &c. Sc.
Sales every Tuesday, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
Carriages. Harness, &c, always ct private sale.
Gilt WM. L. WALL Co, Aucts
EY ". B. LEWIS & 90, Aucsioneers.
~ No. 307 Penn. avenue.
TO MORROW, (Tu;siaY) at 10 O'Clock, at our
Gales Room. shall sell
La gs invoice of Dry Goods
Dress Silks. Deisnes, Caiicoas
Ribbons, Sheetings Ladies' Hose
SeEiL Silks, Eubroideries.
Also,
Boots and Shoes, Caters and Childrens'
Shoes &c.
MT W.B LEWIS Co. Aucts.
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ihSoEsT'I1 esterday, Justice Drury, acting
ms coroner. neId an inquest on the body of q
Essby's wharf. 1t was dressed in cavalry
pants ana blouse; on one boot was spur, and
II is thought tnat u had been in the water for a
month. a verdict OF found drowned was rem.
dered.
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RYT THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND LOT ON
REAII ST MAR MONTGOMERY ST.

BEALL ST.. NEAR MONTGOMERY BIT.
In virtue efn deed of trust from Robert Cornell,
dated Jsnusry /. 1863, AID recorded in Liber g:
II No 2, folio 325 ct eea., of the land records OF
Washipe ton county, and at the request of the par
ties scared thereby; will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder N the premises, On HURSBAY,
the 2sd day of haruh next ensuing, at o'clocs In
the afternoon. all that part of Lot numbered one
hundred and twsnty-one, in Beal,s addition to
George. n. in the District Aforesaid bOu lded as
follows. to wit Be ginning at the end OF one huu
dred and City feet from the intersection Of the
south line of Besll street with the east line Of
Montgomery street. and running from then, By
and with the south line OF Bes street east thirty
feet thence southerly and parallel with the lot Of
the heirs of Robert Ould, deceased. one hundred
and twenty feet thence westerly and parallel with
Beg!l street thirty feet, thence northerly and at
twenty feet to the beginning, together with the
Improvements ct ceters, as in the said trust men
toned -.
Phs terms Of Rale are One third of the pure ase
money to be paid on the day of sale, and the resi-
dae il six and nine months with interest fro n the
day OF sale he secured to the satisfaction of the
trust within Eve days.
All cenveysncipg and stamps at the purehaser's
cost; aud if the terms not compl' ed with, the
rustee reserves tia risht to resell the property
fer cash, on one week. public notice at the risk
and cost of the purchaser in default
A HYnP
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MEDICAL PURVEYOR's OFFICE.

NT =.
w WAsHIsGToN, D. g., Feb. Is, 1856
Will be sold at public auction, in this city ON
MON DAY. the 18th day of March next. at the Med
ical storekeepers Depot, corner of and 18th
streets; q 10 o'clock q m quantity of con-
demued hospital property. consisting of Beddings,
Packing Boxes. BOTTLES, DO. DC.
Successful bidders will be required 10 remove
the stores within Eve Is, days from the sale Terms
O. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon o. 8 A.
eb N-dIbt Medical Puryaver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-06

u of feri facias on Judgment of cond EN- nation
Issued from the Clerk. office of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Colu mbia. and to me di
Of the court house door said county, on UEs:.
DAY; the 2lst day of March, 1855 commencing at
claim and interest in and to the fol ewing de.
scribed Pre- perty. to wit: The mi" die part of lots
street, l2a feet deep In Helmead,s addition to
GsoI Retown D. G., together with all and sin gular
as the property of Maynadier Mason. and will be
sold to satisfy judicias No. 26A 8: c., In favor Of
Mary Ann Clark, " r. LAMDN,
fe N-td D. 8, Marshal D. @.