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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07

head nerves Kidneys bladder, womb blood affections
OF the urinary orErns, gravel scrofua, rheumatism.
tarrh, Asthma, bronchitis dA spepsia u ..
Our practice Is not of experiment but of twenty
years standing founded the laws of Naue with years
expetiencs and evidence ain it, Do
30 build up, maze sck make Wellno harsh
no trhingi NO natteIig. We know the and the
remedy needed; no work but wdge gained by
of expefence in the these diseases
clusvey- no enco engagement without prospect Candid
in opinions, reasonable in charges, claim
know everything everybody, but do claim to
son and common sense. We invite the sick, matter
what their aim en ~ call investigate before they aban
don hope, axe cations and decide FOE themselves
1t will cost nothing tation is free This the
Sixth that have visited this place, aud she'll
visits for years regularly the days Of thswes
sVsry eight weeks
CAN IN CoNRULTEn .....H s....s 1904.
Kenosha City Hotel. during Saturday.
until 4 o'clock the 23d of December
1865. at Woodstock, Exchange
Hote, the 2oth of November.
EE Residence and Laboratory, Waukegsn Ill,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07

VIII relieve distress from ood purfya sour stoma
n less time than II takes 10 write this line,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07

WI You Hho are sifD.L. D. >pepsia ind gestien
tauseA Heat tburn, Sick htaIucne, ramp and - NJ l.,
che otomach and Bowels, Add onaeh tiilr a.
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statements euncernins It's T"Euerfui virtues Yre
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the medicine is and perfee Il, y.rrl .
"h rehOunee our profession as caterers to he puL
ana retire ifon tnS ned admltsns that are nc0nnr
en- To compound mt die nal frSpG aH. when woulo
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sOid oF Druggists everywhere. Price 20 per Bottle
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07
HeImboId's Highly Concentrated
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSPARIL1A.

For purifying h. blood, removing all chronic con
stitutonai diseases arising from impure state Of
the blool and the only reliable and efsctual kGoU u
remedy for she cure OF Scrofula, ecatd Heads Ssls
Rhenm. Pains and 5wsugs Of the Bones, U,cer+tieu
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07

CnE : DYSPEPSIA URE!
ls recemm, pded b. All the leading pi, siei.ps.
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The Pirate Shenandoah at LIVERPOOL.


NEW York, Nov 20.-The steamship
City OF London, from Liverpool with dates
Of the 9Th and Queenstown the 9th, arrived
at the quarantine early this morning, but
was detained until 1890. f Sd
The pirate Shenandoah arrived in the
Mersey on the 9th, and surrendered to the
guardship Donegal, and is now in the hands
of the naval authorities. Capt WaddeIl
states that the first information he received
of the close Of the war was or the 30th of
August, from the British war vessel Barra-
conta, and that he Immediately consigned
his guns to the hold und steered for Livere
pool. The ndonDaijy Neacs says; THE
Americans may be inclined to say it was
only lifting that her end should be- as British
as was her origin" But the DAILY Neus
can't help asking how the Shenandoah has
been able to pursue her course without the
least interruption from the American navy.
Can it be possible that the expectation of
recovering compensation for losses result
ing from her deprivations from England,
made the American Government less eager
for her capture? If the world should come
to that conclusion it would be one of the
strongest practical arguments against the
admission of such liabilities against Eng
land"
1t is stated that WaddeI sent letter to
Earl Russell, the contents of which were un-
known. The captain and crew remained
on the Shenandoah. The London Star says
the vessel will be claimed by America, and
there is no reason for refusing the request.
The London Times says the personal liber-
ties of the Captain give rise to perpIexing
circumstances, but strict justice will DO
done by the tribunals.
Earl Russell as Premier. and Clarendon
as Minister Of Foreign Affairs, were installed
into office. No materiel change will proba-
bly, be made till February -
| A CHEAP STUMP FULLER A correspon-
Dent of the C3untry Gentleman writes: On
page IA, current volume are some inqui-
mes about stump machines 7 cannot an
sVer all the questions but | can describe
ny stump puiler, which answers very well
fer Inc, and does not cost much.
bought two screw acks, and had stout
| log chain. These jacks have l IL feet lift,
working in cast iron pedestaIs. procured
stout beam s feet long, and about as
heavy as two men would want to carry aud
two pieces of plank for the jacks to stand
on together with some blocks, &C., and all
WIS ready. placed the beam across the
la'gest and stoutest root of the stump. one
jack on each side, and as near the stump as
l think the roots will allow, and resting on
a piece OF plank. The chain is passed
around the root and the beam One man
at each jack will raise almost any stump tc
the full lift Of the screw. which, in major
iw Of cases is sufficient, if not place a stnd
under each end of the Ueam let down the
jscks, and placing blocks under them, give
the stump another lift Two men will pull
tom thirty to fifty stumps per day, and
the machine will cost fit cen or twenty dol
lars, while the jacks are useful for many
Purposes besides pulling stunps. There is
no patent OH this puller. III
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07

the greatest appetizer ever oWnit not only creates
the appetite but enables easily digest YOUR food
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07
An probate II enOnha County OOurI.

an Probate II enOsha County OOurG.
In the matter of the estate of A. B. Smith, deceased
To whom II may concern: ia.r... .. a..
EfrkRS OF administration said estate having
IA been issued to Roxana W. Smith, the 14th
day of October, 1864, 6nd IA months from and after
said day being allowed and limited for creditors to
present heir c,ams Tor examin alton and lloWance,
notice is hereby given that the under signed will on
Friday, the % day OF December, 1865, receive,
amIae and adjust all Chains and demands of all per-
sons against said deceased l. W. WEBSTER,
Dated Nov. 2S 1865. 4w26 County Judge.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!

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COE s DYSPEPSIA CURE!
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b URES HEART BURN AND HEADACHE
COE S DYSPEPSIA CUkEl
= EGULATES AND TONES THE STrMACE
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is sovereign remedy ali diseases of the STOMACH
and SOW Els
COE'~ DYSPEPSIA CURE!
ures FEVER and AGUE-le those afflicted with this
malay. ~ y.
zoe ) DYSPEPSIA CURE!
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week 70 see its effect.
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Tn Probate -Ekenosha Comfy Court,

In the matter OF Inc last VIII nd Testament MiOh-
ael Fannon deceased
H '-t To whom it may concern, "a u
n ETTERS tesamentaTy said last will and tess
kI lament having been issued to Edward Barrett
executor of asid last will and testament on the 18th
day of May 1865 ana ~ mouths from and after said
day being allowed AID limited for creditors to pre-,
sent their claims for examination and allowance.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will on
Saturday the % day o! December 1861 receive, exams
inc, and adjust ali claims aud demands of all per.
sons against said estate, ...'"'.1 w WEBSTER,
bal 4w26 County Judge,
Nov 29th 1865
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07

Tbs Constitution, once Affected by organic Weak
ness requires the aid of med cins to ghen snd
inVigorate the system, which Hslnhold's Extract
6uchu Invariably does II no treatment il Submitted
to. Consumption or Insanity sRsuss.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!

=" VIZ y = I NTEFNIA { Ukt
ares simultaneously and you do aet have to wal,
week 10 see las effect.
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Z & CLARK * 60. Proprietor,
, kN Haven IL.

LORD Y SMITH a. cegn, All lerat. ast
k"BISs"N aud WAyELrR CLAnK. ~ :
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Observe Well,
The Noted Analytical Physioia,
DR.. v. CLARENCE PRICE,

VWNHE ONLY only Physician Of his kind in the
Il West, has met with the greatest success gained a
better reputation, effected complete cures visit
% places the longest without missing an engagement
than any physician that travels has ouved them ali
and become noted for his skill in treating all chronic
diseases of the .---- -
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COE'- DYSPEPSIA CURE!
ures FEVEh and AGUE-le those afflicted with TN,
MALAY. ~ ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07

4 lady named her SOL. the other day. Pc
tfoleum Her reason for DOUG 80 was that
when she had occasion to whip him, she
might strike lie
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07

EOE' dyspepsia CUaE!
is sovereign re,nedy diseases of the r.MACi
and DOW Els.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07

IL we'll to leave something for those
VINO come after us az the gentleman said
who threw barrel il the way of cousta-
ble Who vas chasing him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-07

It is difficult to unite tranquility in ac-
ceptlng and energy in using the facts Of lifs,
tnrt i is uot impossible; if 1T be, 1t is impos
slble to he happy. s.s
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GOES by &PEPcIA CURE!
URES INDIGESTION AS SURE AS YOC
.s Ed. TAKE 1T
Evening star., 1865-04-28
TEUsTEE's RALE0P VALUABLE FARM
NEAR TIE DIsTKICI OF COLpMRLA.

By. virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County sitting ss Court OF uitV,
in a cause wherein Henry q. Dodge, ASST gnse of
Lorenzo Thoms., and others sre Com Ia n an es.
and Lorenzo Thomas and others are e!encanis,
the subscri ber. as Trustee. will sell, at Public
Auction, on the premises. about one mile above
TeInallytown. D. q. on SAT- Az; the 18th Of
April, 1855, at u clock all that FARM lately
occupied by Reuel Keith, and known formerly a.
the ''hc dron Farm containing lis acres, rood
ana % percees of land.
The improvements consist Of two plain frame
Dwelling Houses. large and commCdions Barn
and other necessary Outbuildings; There Is on
this place q very large and thrifty Peach Orchard
This Farm is situEt.d in Montgomery county.
Nd mne lately on the turnpike leading from
Georgstown, D O., TO Rockville. about mile,
from the former and 9 from the la ter place; 1T
eGjcins the AIDS of Joseph I'll. Bradley, Esq. DIR.
B: 7. Hodges, and others, and opposite the tsFr
OF Dr David sou, the Pike dividiLg them.
This is cne Of the most desirable farms in the
county. I's near proximity to the District cities
renders it desirable as . country seat, as also 3
ANY one desiring to view the premises before
the day Of sale, or Wishilg information in regard
to them will be shown them or the desired in =
formation given. by calling on Richard williams
ESQ who resides nearly opp site the rremises ee
Jos H. Bradley. Rss., Washington, D c.
Terms Of Sale. Cash on the tay af sale.
ap22-ts JOHN BREWER, Trustee.
Evening star., 1865-04-28
4 FIRST GLASS COUNTRY sEAr FOB SAILS

offer at private ssle part OF my farm, known
as "WoOdley contsping, by q recent survey. 33
acres roOds and ls prrches; an adjoi ling tr .et
mo stI v in timber OF % acres roods and p rch-
es, will be added, If desired. rhe improvenants
are . l&rze well built DWELLING, beautifully
situated in q grove Of forest oaks. and msnd-
ing fine view Of Wsshin ston city, the Potomac
river and the surroupding country: q large Ban
and Stable lee house. 6iled vi h Ice. and other
pecesssry outbuildiaes. There ia . large mum Der
of Fruit trees, standard and dwarf, embracins
nearly every variety.
The above place 10 situated in the county OF
Wssbip gton. D. @ !, one and . hat miles north Of
Georgetown, di irectly east Of at Alhaa's Charch
on the road to Tepnsll ytown. L. is bounds on
the perth and east by Q proposed public road
called sWoodlsy Roads part OF which vac CON
nieted last wear, by which road the pixcs will
Be within fifteen minutes' drive of Washington
c' further description of this property is ssmed
pnnscessary as sll conte pl atins purchasing are
inv;ted TO examine the place
IL not disOossd Of at private sale bsfnre the
Issr Of pril next 1t will be offered 1T public sue.
fion. of shich due notice win be given
FOR terms DC. inquire Of Cbares NJ. matths a.
Attorney st Law. No. 81 Congress. street. George.
fevu or eo.te the Post Once. eorner of zixh Nth
and Market Space, Washington city, who is ora-
pared TO ,bow plat Of the land. - =
ms, Stawd P. A. BOWEN
I,oR RENT-A fpe BRICK STABLE and O AR
II RIA6E HOUSE, suitable for three horses;
most central location in Washin gton rear OF "a
pi, TO J. BELLEW l. co, $40 Seventh street,
Sd door south Of ODD Fsliovs' Hall. mh 2l-u
Evening star., 1865-04-28

To Yopns MEN AND PARRSTs.-Bryaut Sc
StrattoI's Business College, corner eth and ID
compje;e departments OF Book Keeping, Pea
wansbin. Telegraphipg and Photography.
Young men enter Ct ar. Tune. L ais is tnr n sst
extensive and elegant educational INSTITUTION
in Washington. Cali and se5. 2f
Evening star., 1865-04-28
DIE p,

On the 18th inst, after severe and protractad
servediy regretted by q large circle OF friends
The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon
at o. 'ciock Her friends are respectful iy invited
to attend the funeral without further notice from
che resdence of her husband, 3so 9th street,
etween and west. ap 2S tF
Departed this life, April 18th. 1856, JAMES COR
EELlUS, aged f6 years.
he leaves devoted wite ana SIX ch1laren 70
ate husband ana father. a good and generous
neishbor, sp homo. bic and highly estse med citi
ances and not only will his loss be sadly felt by
his beres7ed family, but by those that were
brought under the influence of his generous na-
ture and many acts of kind ness.
None knew him but TO love him,
None named him but to praise him.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

IHE GRAND vocal ar inE tr umentaI com pl.-
mentary concert, rendered to Professor Alex
andre Woiowski, and which took place at Odd
r ELBOWS Hall last evening, was altogether q
g-ea! success, the enthusiasm of ths public
being so intense that the concert did not coz
clude until halEpast eleven. The high repu-
ration OF Nine Gomez de Wolowski was fully
sustained on that occasion. Her powerful aud
meicdicus soprano voice elected the most en-
thusiastie applause, which, after the Echo
Song and the variations of De Beriot, were so
long protIacted that the pri pa donna gratifed
the auditory by repeating The songs. Miss
Lizzie King performed very gracefully oO the
harp, and was encored each time. Miss Mary
L. Wheeler and Miss Sardious p. Sanderson
sung also with great taste and energy. aud
were Enthusiastically received and encored.
Miss Eva Mills possesses fine soprano voice,
ard sung Salut n la Trance with great COURAGE
and energy, and was enthusias iicaily encored.
Miss Estella M Forrest did sing two Of our
ceived and encored. MIR. ]. VIM. Pope, the
rich basso, made himself very popular last
evening his rich and powerful basso pleased
encored. Miss Nellie NJ. Hutchinson, only
nine years old, executed with Professor
WoioEski very fine duet. and was encored.
Also, Gottschalk's Polka WAS executed in q
mastery manner. Little Nelly Is little
prodigy, and does honor 10 her professor,
Mons. Woiowski. Mr.. +. l.. McQ ueen has a
very pleasing voice, and saGg also with great
tsste AS TO Mons Alex Wolowsk, the dis.
tinguishtd pianist and composer, he only
proved last night hat he is great artist, ana
that 10 secure suCn pfOHCteHCE IN pupils Is q
VERY difscuit task. The operate duets per.
forfned by Prof Wolowski and Master Sey-
mCur Hey mann, young 9npn ok the ffoteS-
sor's, were executed IN most mastery man
Eer as well as Gottsc halk's Oios Creoles, BY
DIR Walker. AS 70 Mons WolowskPs COM
positions, they were n mostbrilltantiy executed
In one word, the concert OF Mons. Woiowski
VAS a brilliant one, and will ne long rerneIn-
beIed by the fashi Iahle audience present. Ii
is TO be hoped that after such saccs-s Professor
wclowsAi will re main longer IN Washington.
rnsre ne Is ME - meet W! n success,
Evening star., 1865-04-28
RY THes. DowLINa, Auct.; Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY Il

GEORGETOWN AT ACCTI0N.
On WEDN EsDAY. May Sd at O'Clock p m 1
will sell. in front of The premises part o. lot 81
side Of Bridge street, above the new MARK kes House
and runpipg back ia feet to wide alley. The
iuproyemepts consist of good two story Brick
! ouse and s. all Frame Building
Terms One BALI eash; balance N l2 months,
with inf sr est secured by . deed Of trust On tbs
Conveyapesrg and star, ps at the eost of the par.
chaser. TbOnA AS DOWL1Nat
an.S.d Intell knrfinnHer
Evening star., 1865-04-28
MARRIED.

On THURSDAY. 9th inst. at O'Clock ,: a at the
FIRST congregational Methodist Church. by KsS
George ". hanson, % D., Mr, ISRAEL DEN
ING to Miss LINDA COMPTON. all Of Virsia.s.
No cards.
At the residences of the brides father. on the
57th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Rsmick, Mr. WILL An a.
PHILLIPS to Miss LIZZIE A. SMITH, eli OF tne
District of Coiumbis.
Evening star., 1865-04-28
RYJ. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aactionsers.
RY JAS. o. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctionssr,.
CHANCERY sALk OF A VALUABLE Busl-
NESS P1ECE OF PROPERTY ON PEENA
AVENUE, OPPOSITE TIE MITROPOLICAS

NESS PIECE OF PROPERTY ON PEENA
Avenue, OPPOSITE THE MHTRoPoLICAN
By asttcrity Of the Supreme Court oftha Dis.
trict of Columbia passed n Equity No 4i9 Laura
Fl. Stettinius, aud Jno. b. ray andiRose his wife
against " nj. b. Todd and Alexander She pherj. .
we shall expose to tale on THU RSDAY AFFER-
NOON, the nth day of May. on the premises. at 8
able real estate 70 wit Part of Lot in tae subdivi.
sion Of original Lot No. in square i. desert be-
as follows: Beginning at . point on the line OF Pa
avenue, 20 feet southeast1srdly from the north
western corner sf said original Lot |, aud tha1cs
southeastwardly along said avenue q feet, thence
avenue 50 feet ? inches, thence Enthusiastically y
and at right ngles with the line last aforesaid 2
teet inches, thence south q feet 10 Inches to a
point the line OF north strest, A feet ince
original Lot thence west along said stree: %
feet inches, thence mort aD at isht giles with
said street 50 feet 21 inches to intersect q line
dawn from the point of beginning ana at right
angles with said avenue, and thence along aaid
line to said avenue sad the place of beginning.
The improvements are & three story Brick Build
ing fronting Penn a avenue. and now-.u the occu.
papcy of Nj John Robinson, as 4 Jswelry sore
and other tenants There is two story brick
house fr1 nting on Canal street the whole under
place will be offered for sale Lot No. lo IN Square
No 6il
Terms: One third cash; the residue N &. !2. Il
and q months. with interest on the whole amount
payable semi annually; for which the purchasers s
bond. with surety, vi II te taken, aud s. lien "a.
served on the property sold
If the terms be not compiled with within Ave
days from the day efsae Ina Trustees re serve .hs
right resell, on seven lays public notice. 81
comply aIkH' II p r. RtehhHs eshhHsPHERD. Trustees
apg3 J. q. MCGUIRE x Co. Auets
Evening star., 1865-04-28
CITY ITEMS.

stNC FassKs RE,tUrRYD FOR RICHMOND
All desiring 10 visit that city Will do we'll TO
call at messrs Smith Bros Merchant Tailor
ing esta bhsbment, No. 464 7th street, and pro-
cure suit of clothes for the occasion. Want
ed, hTst class Cutter and Trimmer. Also,
some good Jsorneymen
Evening star., 1865-04-28

WHERE you conquer one moth now you con-
quer q dozen in June-that is, you Kill en- befsrt
tbs,,'rs born, Cedar Camphor will dc 1t il you
act tais soesk, while they're In chrysaiIs. Har
ris & Chapman, Boston, make Cedar Cam phor
Every druggist sells it.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs.-.Ino. Jones,
drunk and dlscrGerly; Will IT. Clair, do: Jos.
Willer, disordeTly; Stephen Fay, do; q Thew
end, 90. and drunk military. Seth Lansford,
drunk Maria Dillon. do; Kate Shields, Nellie
Gros ssbie, Margaret Healy, Chas. Ford, Jos.
Hli, Dc; worEhouse. Lizne DeMarsh, cisCr-
Derry; S2.15.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

nFFIOE Z e, CAPITOL EXTENSION,
~ WAsHIEGToE, April 2I, 1856
On SATURDAY.. April 29tii. commencing at "A
O'Clock n, the following prope- ty will be soIi
a. ppblje auction; on the grounds north ot tho
Eight(e powerful drsught HoIses.
Three 81 lcw-bed Wagons
OnetI) dumping Do,
One Ql swi ngiDg Do, extra large,
Five (5) Carts
One ~ single Carriage.
Seven C?l sers lead Harness.
-Four ~ sets cart Harness
In sdditiOn to Che above viii be 5old q largo los
Of old aterials of various inds, for which there
IS no further
By order % the Secretary Of the Interior
CLEMENT WEST,
apl2 General Superintendent
Evening star., 1865-04-28

SEooyD WARD STATION CAsBs-Adei aid
Duckett, disorderlT S3 80 George W. Roder
do; military. J @. Clark, do; So 91 ID "
Cooper, drunk: dismissed. Alex. Longdon
do $3.50. Mary Brown, threats; for hearing 9
Evening star., 1865-04-28

aPPcINTEp.-Ttos. A. Stackpole has been
appciE'ed seward at the Executive Mansion
and Will enter upon his duJ.es As soon as Pres
ident johnson settles down IN the Whfts House
Ibis is 6 N excellent appointment.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

RETCRrED-lt is said that among the pas
ssneers who arrived here yesterday from Rich
nond on the mail boat was Z. E. Robinson,
better known as - BulI' Robinson, who went
South AT the breaking ont OF the rebellion.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

REAL EsTATE SALRs.-R NJ Hall & %,
reai estate brokers. corner Of 7th and + streets
have recently sold the house Of Francis Rec
side, corner OF jta and l streets, for 1890
House and lot OF Alex. Denhay, on 10Th street.
for $1,000, and the three small frames of John
Riley, corner OF Virginia aYenue aud 23d street.
at $4,000, also two lots owned by Mr.. Mating
iy, On 'th street, corner OF Fl, at 25 cents per
loot, and the brick residence of IL. Grossmayer,
18th street, at SIn.lCn
Evening star., 1865-04-28
pY GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auc,ieneers.

~ GhAEN q WILLIAME, Auctl0neerH.
NICE LITTLE FRAME HoUsE. CONTAIN
ING SIX ROOMS, ON ID STREnE NokrH,
STREETS WEST. No 451, AT PUBLIC sALE
On TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, May I'd. at 81 K
o'clock on the premises We shall sell part nj u Jt
g. in sQusre No 2s2. with the imprGveme OTIS,
which . good two story frame b ouse and other
suthuiltipgs. .
Terms: one baf cash; balance in Elk months
secured by deed of trust.
AN % d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
Evening star., 1865-04-28
OF coNDzMnEp HORSES.

Oxa-ee-.naster Gensars OHca FIRST DiUisiont
Wa oshington Cfts, April 25, 1855, {
Will he eola at pub ic auction, to the highese
bidder, at 6iesborO, D c., on
TUESDAY, May 2,
TTESU4Y, My 9,
TUESDAY, MAY i6,
1JESUAv, May %,
TUHsDAY, MAY 30,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY Roksss EAoh
These horses have been condemned ss unHT iof
the cavalry service of the army u,,a n.
For road and far u1iES purp poses many eooe oaf-
eAins may be had. !.
Horsts 8 sold sin ely, Sale to commence az 10 d.
NJ Terms cash, In Emitted states currency nd syvYu
Breyet Brisaoier General. in charge FirstDivi'
vision Quar- ernasster Gsnersls . once.
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