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Misfellaurons,
MUSIC TUITION.

MRS GEORGE II. BRIGGS.(a papil Of the
MI great composer and musician VIM Vincent
WaIlsea) having recently located in Rock Island,
% esspared 60 take limited number OF pupils on
the Piaao Forte, Harp. 6rstar and helodeon-in
singiss--thorough Bass, Harmony sns the primer
pies sid science OF music.
ParS.cslar attention paid 10 beginners. Instruc-
tions given at the resldenees of the pupils when
desired
mansger of the teiegrsph once, Post ofhee build
ing.
Rock Island, Jan. IL, 1855.
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WHEREAs. have left my wife Julian
w Heverling for just cause and psosoeafion,
hereby warn all persona rot 20 trust her % NJ
account, as I will pay d<bts Of her cssuaetiei.
r LIE ~ HEvERLiNC.
. RisAia.aerssa. ss.y = Is. .s-.
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+. T. III. r. ANTHONY 4 Co..
Manufacturers OF Photographic Materials,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
sol BROADWAY. Ny.

In addition to main Business of Photographic
Materials, ~e are neadquarters.ior the following,
viz:
Siereosc0peS and Stere0sc0pic Views
or these we have immense assortment, ineipd.
ing war scenes, Amencan and Eorsign Cities and
Landscapes, Groups, Statuary, SC, &C. Also,
Revolving Stereoseopes, for public private eI-
hibItion- Our Catalogue will be sent TO any ad-
dress OF receipt OF stamp.
Photographic Albums.
ME were the frst TO introduce these into
w the United States, and we manufa cture i'm
mense quantities IN great variety, ranging prI-
from 50 cents TO $50 each. Our Albums have the
reputation OF beng superior an beatty and dura
bilIiy any Others The, walt be sent by mail
free, on receipt of price,
Nn- Fine Albums Made tn Order.
Card Photographs.
Our catalogue now embraces over q 70 thousand
different subjects 40 winch additions are eontin-
ualy being nadel OF Portraits OF eminent Ameri-
cans, sc, VIZ: about
100 Maior-Generals, 200 Brig.-Generals, as
Coloaeis 100 Lieut. Colonies, 25O Other Dfhcers
10 Navy officers, $50 Stat~smen ise Divines es5
AathOrs, 40 Artists, las Stage, 30 Proa.inest wo-
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al be filed The receipt OF 81 So and sent BY
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Photographers and others rdering goods C o d
Will please remit twe nty-nve per cent of the
amount with Ihelt order.
e. &. Il. T. ANTHONY & CO..
Manufacturer, Of Ph nographIe Materials, SOL
Broadway, New York.
se- The prices and quality of our goods cannot
fail TO saiisiy. Jani2dly.
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NEW YORk PLANO F0RTES! q,
ERNEST GABLER,
.Msnufsetsrer Of
New Scale First Class PiaBo-F0rtes.
NEW FACTORY:

mos. 129, 124 and I26 East 72d street,
ID ESPEC FULLY announces that he has
LII noe completed hIs large New Mandatory,
and effected other arrangements Tor the great in
crease Of his manufacturing facilities. He there
fore will be able benceior~srd TO turn out IS
Pianos per week, to supply orderd promptly, with
out that ineonv' inert Delay TO hick dealers and
Purchasers have been subject from the fact that
more than two years past he has been contIn
IA lIy hundred instruments behind orders. A
iull assortment st all tunes may be fouad at his
ma nuftctory and ware rooms IN New York City.
Every Instrument fully Warranted tor S ,e.r.
Jza -, d5n.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

Mr.. EDWARD L. COOK, has been this
MI day been admitted by psrtnerin our fsn.
! 1855. COOK DRURY-
Davenport, Jas. 2, 1855.
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SEWING MACHINES.

r HAVE FOR SALE the Singer, Grover
i Baker and How Sewing Machines, all Of
whieh are known, TO this community, TO be ths
three best machines ever in use.
1 also have maehlne twist and thread for sale
Any one wishing TO purchase please give me q
call. Ut. NORRIS, Agent,
Nert door to B,bcock's new hall, up stairs, On
Illinois street
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In addition to main Business of Photographic
~e are neadquarters.ior the following
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-25

This year we are planting corn. Mr..
Perkins writes me that ION accounts
c. 10 skare krows bein put up krows
cum and digged fust crop up but soon
got Mother in. Old Bisbee who was
Trade you'd cut his sons .leggs off Ses
you bet go and stand up in feeld
yrself with dressin gown on Il gesses
krows will, keep way. this made Boys
N store larf. no More terday from
'Ioms respectful
.''ELI Perkins.
':l1is letter"
My friend Mr.. D. t. Moore. of
the Rural Ne'o Yorker, thinks if I
''keep on I will get in the poor house
in about two years.
If you think the honest old farmers
of Barclay County want me, I will
come. Truly yours,
CHARLES +. BROWNE.
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MISCELLANX
Railroad Epitn nphs.

Here are few, classified under heads
explanatory of the. ordinary causes OF rail
road accidents. It will &c seen tina in pay
ing a tribute to the memories of the slain,
no blame has been attached to the COM
panies:
BRoKEN RAIL.
O weep :or me, my brethren dear
rail- defective sent mo here;
Since when, with kindly Christian care,
The roads been put in gopd repair
The first two lines may be supposed. to
have been furnished by the friends of the
deceased, the Other two by the company.
OPEN DRAw-BR1pGE.
s'Draw-bridge shut, the signal said,
Twasn't shut! Alas! how solemn!
Such is life! See list of dead
On the other side OF column. Z.
COW on TRACK.
bovine waif from the adjoining field
The track invAdcd, andmy fate she scaled.
BY the cow-catchcr caught, she few sky
high;
And so, dear friends, hope at last slrali l.
MISPLACED SWITCH.
a son OF Erin, to the duty new
And slightly tIDS.', the wrong lever drew;
Thirty were killed, and here in sweet rcposc,
They wait till Gabriers warning whistle
blows
The smashtown Railroad Company. with
oASh,
Records their fatc-but ah! VIC all must die,
And as ife's tracks all end in Deaths abode,
Much those escape who take the shortest
road.
OvERTAKEN BY AN EXTRA.
Here lie travellers twenty-five,
Cause Of death, an extra tra:n.s
Engineer ahead was slow;
Engineer behind all ego
Had the former looked alike,
Those we mourn had not been slain
Company (af blame relieved
BY jury Of its pcers,)
Without +: t. he bereavet.
To tt slhis tablet tNears.
LING OF TWO TEAMS
. tJht}trs. ath this marble screen
Lie crushed passengers fifteen.
Two trains nret-two hundred spilled;
Wonderful no more werc killed.
Trust them way to Heaven they found
BY the railroad underground.
The above mementocs, having been
knocked off, almost as hastily as the r.
R's knock of their victims, are not as no
Ished as they might be. Amid tho inc,
san. crash Of crowded cars and the shriehs
al mutilated men, women and children, it
rs impossible to rhyme classically.
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Agriculture.

We extract the following from Arte-
mus Wards new book:
The Barclay County Agricultural
Society having seriously invited the
author of this volume to address them
on the occasion of their next annual
fair, he wrote the President o. that
society as follows:
New YORK, July -, 1865.
DEAR SIR: I have the honor to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter
of the 9TH instant, an which you invite
xae to deliver an address before you:
excellent agricultural society.
feel natteTcd, and think / will
come.
Perhaps, meanwhile, q brief history
hf my experience rs an aCriculturist
will be acceptable, and as that history
no doubt contains suggestions of
value to the entire agricultural COM
munitv, l have concluded to write YOU
through the press.
I have been All old honest farmer
Yor some four years.
Nv farm is in the interior Of Maine
Unfortunately, my lands are eleven
miles from the railroad Eleven miles
is quite DISTANCE to ha,il immense
quantities Of wheat, corn, rye and
oats; hat as l haven't any to haul, I
40 not. after all, suffer much on that
account.
Ny farm is more especially a grass
f2fm.
My nciyi,bors told me SO ut first,
and. rs on evidence that they were
sincere in THAT opinion, they turned
their COWS on to it the mHnent went
of 'lecturins"
These COWS are now quite tlt L
take pride in these COWS, in fact, and
1 am glad ( own grass farm.
Two years ago, tried sheep rails
ing.
I bought fifty lambS and turned
them loose on my broad and beautiful
acres
1t was pleasant on bright mornings
b stroll leisurcly ont on the farm. in
my dressing gown, with cigar in my
mouth, and watch those innocent
little lam,s as they danced gaily DER
the hillside. Watching their saucy
capcrs reminded me of caper sauce,
and it occurred to me l should have
some fine eating when they grow M
TO r. ''muttons.
My gentle shepherd, Mr.. Eli Per-
kins, said, Owe must have some shep-
herd dogs
had no very precise idea as to
what shepherd dogs were, but / as
sumed q rather profound look, and
said:
1--WE must, Eli; Ispokc to you about
this some time ago"
wrote to my old friend, DIR. Dex-
ter II. Follctt, of Boston, fortwo shep
herd dogs. Mr.. f. is not an honest
pld farmer himself, but 1 thought he
inew about shepherd dogs. He
kindly forscok far more important
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Government Pre- ,erty,

I All persons in the Districts Of Rich
Il. land, Lexington, Fairfield and ner-
shaw, who have in their possession or con-
troll property belonging to the late so-called
Confederate Government, ..rc directed to
give immediate notice thereof, alrt. to sur
render the same to the undersigned on or
before November 1st. This order embraces
cotton and every other description OF Gov
ernment property no matter under what
authority the same may be held or de-
tained.
q. Parties holding property for which
receipts have been given will exhibit them
forthwith.
8. Persons having information which win
lead to the detection OF individuals who
have sold, abstracted, or concealed Govern
ment property, and who furnish inforuia-
tion thereof, will be fairly compensated
4. Public sales will be held at this place
on WEDNESDAY,, at 10 A. n. Of each
week, at tho College Campus, Of Govern
ment property. Terms cash.
S. All persons who ia to comply with
this order will subject themselves to arrest
and punishment
EDGAR hchULLEN, :,
Asst. special Treasury Agent.
Col. lDIA, October IL, 1865.
RS- Fairfield, Lexington and Kerr =
District papers will copy four times '2..,a
81 I'd bill to this office October Is u1O+4
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DIED,

At bis residepce en- street, in this city, Sum-
day morning, DR.. WILLIAM HHELAN, chief of
the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery of the Navy
Depart ment, aged IS years
Bis funeral win take place at st. Alloy sius
Church OF Wednesday at 9 o closk M
On the llth instant. Mrs. ELIZA GARLAND
re lei OF the late John Garland, of Phiiadeph a,
aged g. years.
The funeral will take place from St Peters
Church, Capitol Hill at O'clock Tomorrow
(Tuesdayl afternoon. The friends of the family
are requested TO attend, without further notice
tPbtadelph papers please copy
Gu, little FRANKIE, son of Marietta O. and
Eugere @. Loop. died June the Ilth aged two
months and three weeks.
Jesus said su fer lite children to come unto m =
for of such lie the kin gdOm of heaven.
IKE funeral will take place from Delaware ave.
nue., between l aud stress: at o'clock this
invited TO attend, without further notice (Chi.
cago papers please copy
At the Government Hospital for the Insane, on
the Eth instant afers brief illness 10 the 29th
of DR. q. II Nichols ana eldest DAUGHTER OF the
late John W. Maury, of this c,ty
The funeral services will take p &C at Trinity
Cburch on Wednesday, TIE l4th inst, at4 o clock
D. n. The friends Of tie family are respectfully
invited TO att, nd.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneera
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of
the Distrlct Of Columbia. dated the 2lst day Of
MAY A. D. N6i passed in certain cause No. 1880
Rgsnding 10 ssid Court. bstTesn Joseph B. Cs,sin,
DAY, the 22d day of June, A. D. SIS, ct O'Clock
Pm, in front Of the premises, proceed to re sell
all that Lot OF ground situate in the city OF Wash
ington and District of Colum bia knewn and desig-
mated IS Lot numbered 5; also. the east feet and
inches front Lot numbered 10, in said square,
together with the improvements on said Lot and
part of Lot, consisting OF large three-story
Brick House, with back buildinS; ths house has,
however, rece ntly been considerably damaged By
The property is situate on north street, be-
tween a6th and 9th streets vest fronting 81 feet
and inches on street, and extending back With
that uniform width t57 feet inches) l09 feet 10
inches. to . public alley.
The terms of sale are: One third cash (of which
the purchaser will be required to pay de~n a. the
time Of sale Sl0p;) the balance to be paid in two
equal ipstallments at six and twelve months from
the day OF a!e; said balance to bear interest from
the day Of sale. AID the payment thereof to be
chasers, With surety to be approved By the
ii the terms Of ssis be not complied With within
ave days from the day of SALE the Trustee
the light to re sell the perty at the risk and
cost OF che defsultins purchaser, by advertising
such re- sale three times in some one or moro Of
the daily neWspapexs published In said city of
Warrington. = IflHl 10 =
Al convsysncins and stamps At the cost Of the
GREEN & WILLIAMS. xueH.
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q r r &c Ia L .

Headquarters Department of Washington, J
Office Prorost Marshars Office, Defencss North
Potomac Washington, D. c., June 9, 1865. }
General Orders No 8. r
General Orders Nos. and 2, from these
adquarters, closing all bar rooms and places
where lilo uors are SOLD, are hereby revoked.
By command Of Major General Parke.
T.INGRAHAM,
Colonel and Provost Marshal
je 9-3t Defences North OF Potomac.
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MARRIED,

On the 18th of Ssptem ber, 1864, by the Rev D d
Clark, John q. LAWRENCD. of Baltimore. to
Miss ANNIE MCCREA. Of Ellicott's Mills, Nd. y
Baltimore Sun please copy
On the Sth instant. at the brides fsther by
Rev Mr. Jones, JOHN T. MEEM 70 ELIZABETH
KING, al Of Georgetown, DC
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ATTENTION is called to the sale of property
for taxes due the Corporation of Georgetow n,
The sale will be continued each day until all
the property included in the list is disposed Of
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The FESTIVAL at the Church OF the Ascen-
sion is continued for few nights longer, with
all the attractions which have hitherto rem
dered II so popular.
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CALIFORNIA STONE RINGs, Sets, Jet Sets
Cross Sets, Buckles, Enameled and Jet Brace
lets, Seal Chains, Long Guard Chains, Call
Bells, Teaspoons, Cups, Napkin Rings, &C.,
for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. d3S Pa. av., near * st. Ats
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LOOK OUT for the moonlight excursion Of the
u. s. Grant Club to Glymont, this evening
"A grand time is anticipated.
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneer.-
DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs
ID No. 526, corner 7th and D streets north.
PIANO FORTE AND MELODE0N. HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHIN FURNITURE Ar

u
rbDEp F Ss5 K AEP
On TtisSAY, the 18th inst. at 10 O'CLOCK a;
Wheat, Esa No. Ss1 4's street, between N and .
ons Bsncon Co.. SsM YotF mad BY Raven
One Fine Rosewood Case Msiodson,
@ shosony and VENT s Ss Chairs and Rockers.
MMa Nal and W Wslnut Marble tor Bureaus.
Mahogany and WalI ut and Painted Bedstesds.
Mahogany and Walnut Book Gases and Secretaries.
Cane snd w sn Sea-. aa ch Mif.af00s'
Feather Beds. Pillows and Bolsters.
Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves,
Windox Curtairs. ( with m any other articles
which We deem unnecessary to enumsrats.
Jed 'A'n' GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auets.
DYw L. WALL & CO., Auetioneers.-
ID eouth corner Penn. ~. and Ninth street.
AUcr1ESSSb I sAHE q ag5S
On M6saiks. 18th SH INST, cor con,msnc.
kDs at 70 S9Sh ws vi. sell :. the Aucoa
suspenders, Knives. o. liars, Pocket Books.
s:fs CD R sss:ssa
wip ana and Brandy
Boxes Pepper, Coffee. Mustard. Indigo
DvAes eii-teislus l0uI
tObarrels Cakes and Crackers.
ALSO,
Boxes and Caddies Navy and other ohsWins IT,
ouintsls Savoy Fine Chewing Tobacco
Cigars, various brands
Barrels ulpson's. farker's, N. Good q, and Other
brands whisky WAYS
Quarters and Octave Brandy, Gin. &c.
AGO gross prime Lille nthsl's Fine Gut SAVIOR, To-
Dacco, in foil
1900 lbs. Fine Out Tobacco. in papers, O. &, and
ounce papers, in good order.
ALSO,
Some fne Lynehburg Tobacco.
20 barrels and kegs Pi gs Feet .
with many other az ticles in the Grocery line.
je 10 WI. WALL & CO.. Auca
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LOST AND FOUND.

| osTaA DIARY. with private ms men
suitable reward. je l2-stt
VNAKEN UP EsTRAY-on Penna avenue, on
.Ss sD SaB b MARE
ing property and paying chaf IN q RATES
jel2,st- est. wharf, %ashington. s. c.
Y9 premises Of the Subscriber. one Red COW,
- ~. wan ~ '' " n. KILLtGON..
p ~ nisht ms. q white spotted cEpmpled horn
e or I s1sE; Of ah SAID oe eos to
VIM DARLINGTON. corner Of lst and streets
Of and PsSsl 1sas @
cles. The owner can have them by proving prop
je i2lt. 80 = ''''' go LTGINnA BROWN.
S. G5% p. s.ssa v
horns and the other a buffalo COW. black ana
n sa ss t.P saGq1s hs
to il sfs ST. St and john sv aE Ess1d
S. 9. Is sssaR z s s'R
and S1S dsss Of esvins The dndsr Vii rsee!ye the
Ss st New foat
.ClU Of Sorrel HORSE, lost on Sunday, jane
n nsf ss s%' is0s M NAKED
black marks on his bind legs. The above reward
"l- 90 '"N Il ' W WI. MANGUM,,
IT 624 18th street, Island.
$40 stolen oq Sro 9, s. .s
HORSE, Of slender build and rather thin IL aesh.
hal on two new shoes one behind and ONE before.
will give the above reward if returned to ms. or
for information e, 4:
S2 q stolen o. nfas
h. sssp hurt s. on IL .S
on On left .EoaldsI from Working With collar; both
be
&s REwARp--stra Or stolen about .. m
about H H Ssh b1a.d it vs art along
side Of left eye about the .izs Of atty cent pi,ss
ht es
The finder viii receive the above reward upon
s% sssss .: CAMP shop
COZ REWARD IN TaE DIsTRICT.-s50 RE:
Hs .Da Ta5a og. 81 sde light BAY MARs With
white hind feet. about seven years old and about
sa Ss both GHd H.o
and nas hB BsTsy tor
been run about eie hit months,
The Under will receive the &bov5 reward oy leay'
in g it at T. K. BROWNS Stable, Georsetown, D.
q. jel23t'
TAME TO MY PREMISES on the 9th inst, two
" COWS and one CALF. The owner or owners
are requested to come forward. prove property
aIa fa axe them away oo- V ~ at, IA a.
(100 REWARD.-Lost or stelen on TIE eve
% lUU ming of the 9Th inst, gold WATCH and
Oh AIN. By delivering the same at g ALT
BRO g, 334 Penn. avenue, between 9Th aud 7th
streets. the above reward viii be paid and NO
questions asked je l0-3t"
I OsT-while passing from 9th to 81 st., on the
WATCH and oHAIH; No: 1898, steel bridgss,
finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving 1t ct
this Office. Ie l0-3t%
T OsT-On MONDAY, June 5th. 1855, On Psnn'a
IL avenue, bet. 2ist and oath SITS. Life Insurance
Policy, No. 1o,Gla. dated June lat, and counter
signed June 5th, 1865. The finder viii be liberal.
II rewarded by leaving the same at Ne. 214 Pa
ave-, up stairs. jelo2t-
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CITY ITEMS.

Lookout for the grand Pic Mic OF the Vigi.
liant Fire Company, GEORGETOWN.
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AUCTION SALES.
QYW. B, LEWIS & 90, Auctioneers.
ID No. 307 Pennsylvania Avenue

RYw.B. LEWIS 90; :Auci,oasers:
THEATRICAL WARDROBE OF A PROFESSION.
On wEDNEsDAY next. June I4th. Of 10 O'Clock
ct our store, We shal sell several Suits in black
velvet, black, blue. green. cherry, pink and other
colors silks and satins. VI hite and colored Tsre
tan suits and skirts, beautifully trimmed for DIFF
able to the theatrical and concert profession.
Iell.2t ". B. LIwIs ( CO. Aucts.
Rf G. R. L. CROWN 4 CO.. Auctionesrs.
VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION.
we viii sell on TUlsDAY. June 18th, at p, m ,
on me premises. Lot No, IL. in sqaure No, 7so.
between ID and 4th streets east. running back lCe
frame tensments. Said property is Opposite June.
man . lager beer garden.
js LOST St. AT 'A'' G. R. L. GROWN Soo. Aucts.
Pr JAS. G. MCGUIRE & co.. AuctiOneers.
THREE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
SOUTH B STREET, BETWEEN era ANL
On TUisDAY AFTERNooN, Jan. 18th, at 6
o'clock. on the premises. We shall offer at PUBLIC
sale, Lots Nos 80, 81 and 81. in subdivision of
Square No. 462, fronting each 25 feet on south
street, between 9th and 18th streets west and run
ming back about 20 feet to Q Is feet wide public
These lots are finely located for private resi-.
dences. overlooking the Smithsonian and Armory
square grounds, easy Of access by the 9TH street
Pssssenger cars and at q convenient distance from
Terms One. fourth cash; the remainder in s. IL
and Is months, with interest. secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
Conveyancss and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser. J. c. MCGUIRE co,
a I'd Anpfinnaara
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AgTURAGE-Fifty head OF Horses wanted to
II PASTURE in 6rst rate Rock Cresk me ado
near Washington Terms So . month. Apply to
9TH.
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RYJ. c. Nice UIRE & CO., Auc.ioneers.

fSs Lor ON rnE Isl Asp, On sp s SShhHI
Under and by virtue of deed Of trust. bearing
date the 18th day of January, 1856, and duly re.
records Of Washington county, at pages 252 &C.,
the subscriber trustee therein will SILL At public
der, on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst inst at O'Clock
p. M Lot No. Z in Square No. sss, fronting on Sd
The terms Of sale are one third cash; and the
balance in equal payments. in II, and 10 months.
satisfaction of the trustee, for said deferred
mente
chaser. W b. MEBE. Trustee.
lie 9 eod&ds &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
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by GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctisneers.
BAILIFP'S SALE OF FURNITURE, &c, AT
ThE HOWARD DINING ROOMS AT AUC-
IL Gn9 qHiuRspAy the ,s,, inst at 10 O'Clock =.
m we shall sell. at the Howard Dining Rooms, on
rorth Il, between 18th and 18th streets vest Fur
niture, Table Cloths, EAives aud Forks, China,
Glass and Crockery Ware, with other articles
which are generally used in a 6rst-class dinin g
saloon. $500
10 Cd GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-12
RYJAs. @. MCGUIRE d co.. Auctioneers.

dUvvTT % SILUING LUT On NUKrH W SIhkII,
BnPMEEN 18TH AND 18TH STREETS. AT
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 12.h, at six
O'Clock ON the premises. we shall sell Lot :. )" in
Mrs. Morrison's subdivision of Saaare No. $50.
fronting % feet north o street. between 18th
inches to q 80 foot alley, and containing 2.oTs
square feet.
Il months with interest. secured BY deed of trus
Convey8noinS and stamps at the cost of the pUr
chaser. JA8. O MCGUIRE & CO.,
ia RI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-12
RY JAS. o. MoGUIRE { CO., Auetionsers.

yAGAEF Lot SH TEETM ESFRHEr WHIST,
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June goth, at
O'Clock, en- the premises. by virtue of q decree of
sell part OF Lots 3! and 2s in Dsvidson's subdivi.
sion Of Square No; s7. fronting on 10th street
lots frcE ting "A feet on 10th street and running
back 40 feet to 81 foot slley. improved by two
fronting % feet II inches 10th stree. vim the
same depth, and unimn,c-,r,, Both lots are lease
At the pleasure Of the holder
Terms; One: half cash the balance in months;
the purchaser to sive his note With interest, and
endorsed to the satisfaction Of the Trustee.
AL conveyanciuE e cost Of purchaser
DAVID A. BURR, Trustee,
te7 eo&ds ]. o. MCGUIRE 6 Co, Aucts