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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-25
Transportation.
Baltimore g Ohio Railroad,

A0se4 4t4t!11Ofe q On1o Railroad.
lekt 5EEEssszl:!!
OFFICE BAIT. ONO RATLRnAn Co. -z-
WHEELING STATION, Nov. 8, 1854
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL, RIM nv
the following schedule on nnd nfit.r Nov
10 - EXPRESS TRAIN.
,l,eaXe- Returning, leave
wheeling at-l alA. ~. baltimore Mt aTt6PNr 4.
sllM.'.si AZ Wash. tn..,.lO5T
En.OHH1LSNIie.lSsH IAlnrtlnsburR. &I3AM.
hsL5 @ p =. cumberland. 7:l6 81
=: see. ~ Oakland q
'ii;dU STaHon....,..-- E1BPM.
EIyI &iaA.Al lMountSville 6:l8 't
Arrive at ft- Arrive nj - wv --tE
t'3HIuHoFe...'.' eE5O = lWheeling...... 7:l0 "a
8.l al MAIL TRAIN. .
1 M IIessyt- St.- u Returning leave
y nStIlnH At SSS3 p NJ lttmore Mt. 9sOOAM
MOnndSHille- -lIsOl " INInrfinSII1JIr ssSS :,
Grafton $50 A. u. lCuUbgflnnti six a.
Oakland ,,.... f:23 "a lC0kInnd 16.iS u
Cumberland as68 r. n lC;rnffoy1 IN e % t
| MaTtinSburR. l:l3 - RTOunisViiIa GjGIA ~ E
4 Wash. Jn'tn- 6:2l q lBenWoofI - GIS1 "a
i =, (3niILlNe al Arrive at d
iti1itlrn NJ n ore. t:t5 :. Wheeling. a50
| w. sAITH, Master of Transportation,
| ,r j. Il. FORD, 'if'
4 - -nCNo -. " ldenefal Agent, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-25

An eyewitness, Colonel Dom Piatt.
of Cincinnati, gave recently ut Dayton
the following striking description of a
brigadier-general not very well known
to the public forhis fighting propenst-
ties. Colonel Piatt, who did serve cred
itlhlv il, the ,un,. anid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-25

A Few Lines from the late Capitol of
the late Conretierney that are worth
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EXPENSES PER QUARTER

July %, 1885.
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RYsAs. o. MCGUIRE co.. Auctioussrs. I.
J6gXMABLE RBsIDENCR ON X ST.. BET
4a APP iST LIFTS sTsi; Opposite FRANK

50 TUISBkY AfTERN0oN. April 18th. at 81
4SloGA. On the premises, we shall sell Lot Ne: rs
- Subdivision Of Square No. 2S5, fronting % fsst
on street north between lsth snS IL 70
- t1cess paved public aiey, i'm proved By an ex,
81 wsil.built three stoEy ana roo1s ana
4AA& fame stable Ia tne rear ana ltoS
1z3.6k919kkSes7A sa. This A0Qss Nss erecsea
81 s sssy 4 ~ cost ofsAs par'
4 zsysp !. ss en- h ssis. sn a n:
IS - t3s = S91sS stssh . - { AaetionaeSs.
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BOARDING..

G'IRsT GLASS BOARD. with newly furnished
L Rooms can be had at Ill 18th street, between
G ana II streets. ap lI-lw~
Nu-dAnusome euits OF rooms IN
ply but these who ca produce good references as
TO position and means. Address, with reference,
BOARDING" Baltimore. Nd. ap IllWs
EENTLBMEN DESIRING EXCELLENT AND
~ nicely Furnished ROOMS with Board. SD nuld
call at AIS Sth street, near G. References ex-
changed. az lots
kOUR OK flE1 GENTLkMEN CAN BE WELL
u accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
rect, south corner of 9th mar %
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GY ". l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE in THE SEVENTH WARD:
the District of Columbia, In Equity stir bear
ing date December 18th, 1864, and passed in
cause in which William r. Riley ct. al in behalf OF
the Mount Vernon Building Association" srs
Complain ants. and Edward NJ. Clarke ct. al. a<s
NG ~ Eqgi'y shs Offer for
ON TUESDAY, the 4th day of April, A. D., 1855, It
O'Clock, L. Nj. ths following Real Estate. viz
All that part OF Lot numbered nine e.!
ton, beginning for the north east corner Of ssid
square, at the intersection of d street south ana
10th street west; thence running south on ine
with said 10th street ninety t9O) feet thence west
thence north ninety GOD feet, thence east line
with said =. street" ftyfour (b4b feet ten and
half (l03s) inches to the place of beginning, with
the improvements thereon.
street south and 10Th street vert, aud offers great
Inducements to purchasers:
Terms-0ne third cash. the residue in six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
Title deed to be retained until all OF the psrchass
money is paid.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
If The terms of sale are not complied with within
FIVE days from the day of SALE the Trustees eseryea
the right to resell the said property at tbs risk
and cost of the defSulting purchaser. BY giving
three days notice in some newspaper printed IN
the city of Washington. r,ov,
mhlO saw3wSds W. WALL & co., Aucts
IRepubican.l
KTHE Ag0yEsALE ID POSTPONED TO
A. LLOYD. Trustee.
ap5 VIM. L. WALL & CO.. Az cts
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMgsEMENTs To. MIGHT.


FcRbs IHEATER.-Benefit and last appear
aEee OF MISS Laura Keene, who appears as
g ioleLce Trenchard" in Taylor's popular
comedy OF "Onr American Cousin"
GEcVEE's THEATER. -" Aladdin, or the
wonderful Lamp" grand illumination ana Ply i,
Toteehnic display, and the recitation OF several
Latlonal POEMS. This superbly mounted play
Is having great run at Growers
CXFoRD.-An immense bill of ballet, bur-
'lesque, songs, gymnastics and pantomime by
the entire great company, concluding with
capital after2iece.
CAr1RRECRY.-"The Prosecuted Clown"
ballet, gymnastics, burlesques, songs and negro
de!lneations, concluding with q side-splittng
farce.
MARIsI's SoIREE.-This being Good Friday
Ma1ris semi monthly hop will be deferred
until next Tuesday night, April 18th.
LEVY CoURT-An adjourned meeting Of the
Levy court OF washington was held at the
City Hall on Monday.
Mr. Burr introduced resolutions imposing
TAX OF 30 cents on each hundred dollars on the
ta1ae!e property, with a discount OF ten per
cent II paid before the first OF July, for the
present year, and allowing q commission Of
eight Per cent. TO the collector, which was
adopted.
AEesolution was also adopted directing the
committee on improvements to purchase 500
stones TO mark the boundaries, public roads,
@c;' IN accordance with late act of Congress.
Also one directing the County Surveyor to
survey and mark the boundary Of the county
from the Potomac to the Eastern Branch, which
WIS adopted.
Mr.. Burr offered an ordinance respecting the
observance OF the Sabbath, which was passed.
Ii provides that it snail be unlawful for any
person having obtained license for tavern,
restaurant or house of entertainment, to sell or
offer for sale, or 10 keep open their bars or
shops under penalty OF ten dollars, and
twenty dollars for each subsequent offence. 1t
also makes it unlawful to offer for sale any
goods, wares or merchandise under penalty
OF from two 20 ten dollars.
Also, an ordinance in relation to licensing
race courses, &c, which was passed 1t pro-
yides that every person who shall keep or
maintain public race icourse in the county
shall first obtain license for one year at $50,
and il they shall permit public race to be
heid, they shall be subject TO fine of ten dol
lars for the first offence and twenty dollars for
each subsequent offence 1t also provides
that all persons in the county who engage in
taking pictures by photographing, ambro-
typing or other similar process shall first OBJ
tain license at ten dollars, under penalty
OF fve dollars for the first offence and ten dol
lars for each subsequent offence.
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rIAPPINEsS o.. MIEEKYt-THATl is FR6
al Rs s.
MEDIONB," have assermtRsd-rseaf9tss.a *.
PsDss--!,e issns: frs, FL Ter Tie bsns Ss ss.
tsrestine lectures on Msfriass ane Is Ste
lions. Nervous Debility, PrsnAtqfs Dess1 -
PSysisiosy and NstnrssS Ea~, Theses l1vsE1
Lectures hsve been the means OF enlishfessu4f l'
the rsseipt Of four stamps, BY sddfessinE lfelf@y
Parisiea CSbfnst 81 AHaso,ay and MA$sffs& MS
VI cal and Military History Of the VIZ sc fE{X
srisk -tAs; Great, o., esstsastss .ish shssSs sE
French bs Col. J. q. Ao aSird., o. 5! A. y xssss
ena AGh. $ts. 40 t7 te..s 49, ~
@tu ~ .i.se l3z 2 q afRANoK tkAt3ktEss
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The GRAND vocal and instrumental com.
phmentary concert rendered TO Mons. Alexan-
Dire Woiowski by his numerous friends and
pupils VIII positively take place at Seaton
Hail on Tuesday evening, April Is, 1865. Prof
Woiowskl did so mucn towards bringing out
musical talent in our metropolis that there can
De TO doubt that his concert will be a great
succC :, anc we are pleased to hear that the
reserved seats at W. G. MetZeTott's music store
are selling very fast
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A CARD Editor Of the Star. We had made,
last night, the best preparations for illuminate
ing IL front of our store. having In gas Jets the
significant question 'sHow are you, Lee ~ but
unfortunately, owing to the high wind or some
defect. we did not succeed in lighting the same
But as we are determined TO have hand in
the defeat of Lee, whether or no, we will light
up to-Light, if the weather proves calm, and
have an illumination all to ourselves to which
the public are invited.
l., SELDEER i Co. Washington Building.
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THrs 18th day of April the flag OF our fathers
is restored upon the battered walls of Sumter.
Smith, Bros. & Co, No. 46i 1th street, also cell
citrate their recent victories in their merchant
tailoring department. A grand display of
French English and American cassimers may
be expected. Don't fail to see it,
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tOLGATR'S HnxRY RnAr

This celebrated TOUR SOAP in such universe
demand, is made from the ehoiesst materials, Is
wild aud ensoliisn in its nature, rasrantly scented
and extremely bsnskoial in its action M BON the
akin. For sale By all Druggists and Fauoy Goods
Dealers. jan 23-eoIy
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IHE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay Of Warning
r rsii hhnsstnetion for Yours Men Also new and
ana seLuM sy,tems-se Sent free in sealed envelopes
citation. p philadelphia pa ma SI-3nn
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CITY ITEMS.

tOsD's THEATRE Honor to our Soldiers"
a new and Patriotic Song and Chorus has been
written oy MIR. II. Il. Phillips, and will be
sung this evening by the Entire Company to de
honor TO Lieutenant General Grant and Presi-
dent Lincoln aud Lady, who visit the Theatre
in compliment to Miss Laura Keene, whose
benefit and last appearance Is announced in
the halls OF the day. The music of the above
song is composed by Prof. w. Withers, Jr.
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HINT TO BOTH sEXBs.-How TO GAIN
Asp RE-AIs AFFEcTIoN.-It has been frequently
sussested that PLANTATION BITTERS are, in
another form, the Elixir OF Love" OF the
Arcients That they do much to quiet family
Jars" AID reconcile fretful wives to cross hVs
bands. verify believe. When domestic quiet
is restored and connubisl felicity reigns supreme,
How great the charm. how sweet the bliss
That Ends eIpre eion in a kiss"
a tree and proper use of PLANTATION BIT
1ERe viii inspire the souls of beth sexes with
pure sid high toned sentiments ef affection,t
and capacity for and exquisite enjeymsn
IL each others society. Remember there 10 no
place like home, and passion like love-and
nothing to link the two together and you to both
like the great Family Blessing, PLANTATION
BITTDRs ap7-lw
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NoTTCE-We invite attention of purchasers
10 the sale of corner lot No y, in subdivision
Of square No 23G, fronting 10 feet 3 inches on
u street north, between 18th and 14th streets,
by AS deep, Saturday, April 18TH. at o'clock
n. IN. j. u. MCGUIRE < 90,
ap 1851 AuctiOneers,
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WASHINGTON MUSICAL PROTECTIVE UNION
See announcement for meeting of this asso
citation on Sunday afternoon next. II will be
n matter Of general interes TO musicians.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND T0-M0Rb

THIS AFTERNOOSAyD TOMORROW
by JAMES G. MCGUIRE & 90. Aucts.
III FL EHssH
sell front Of the premises a Is oak By virtas
o. decree Of the Orphans, Court dated the lsth
pErsme Court Of tie District Of Columbia, on the
18th day Of May is6S, the following described and
Lot napb.isa four O. in Square numbered
Two Two hundred and eigh' cen, t2ls.l il having
.ss H1 Ho1ts
PACK with side alley to 50 feet alley, lf2 feet
Terms: One halfcash; balance in six moaths the
purchaser to give note for the deferred payment,
to the satisfaction Of the guardian.
.. All esnxe.aneing including revenue stamps, ST
TIE cost OF the purchaser.
tsks n5!7A A AsE RRa!s CO. S6a. sas
hp so gsa a1t
MRS ELIZA AS Nsa PEhES e gar Rsst
Is SH9 R2sT
Mss AN ca
ny J. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctionesrs.
1HIgTEEN SMALL BUILDING LOTS AT THE
EhAR TIE AQUEDUCT BRIDGE. AT pGB-
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. April il. at q. eek
ing lots:
Subdivisions Nos. and IL. IN Square north of
sausre No 4. adjoining the aaueduct bridge at
Rock Greek, each lot fronting q feet Pa. ave-,
and "A feet On street, with an average depth of
Subdivisions Nos, 2G. p, IS, 90 81. 81 81 and SO,
IN Square No. T. Brewery SQUARED fronting each 20
Feet south aide of l. street. near the public
square, with depth Of 100 feet to l. foot private
alley.
Subdivisions Nos. q, g. and 73, in Square No
4, fronting each IL feet on Twenty 81 eth street.
and running back about II. feet to Is foot private
alley.
Terms One half cash; the balance in two equal
pawn tents of T. end months. with interest,
cured by deed Of trust en- tue premises
Title perfect.
No charge for preparing deels.
Purchasers to pay for the stamps and other ex-
sp6-d JAS C MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts.
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MARRIED,

On tie 18th instant. By the Rev. VIM Hamilton
q. the residence of the brides father. Miss SUSAN
u. COHEN 70 Mr. JOHN d. KAyEHAU6a. both
Q: this city. IT.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-John
sullivan, violating city ordinance; dismissed
Levi Farrell. threats; bail for peace. Barney
Collins, profanity: -. VIM. Allen, drunk and
asleep in the street, military. Mary STEINER,
do; dismissed.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

ADMIN IETKATUKS SALE Of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT PUBLIC SALE
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock q.
the District of Columbis, of the personal effects
OF the late George scbillo, deceased, at No. Al
9TH street, between and streets north, onsist.
ing of Sofas. Chairs, Tables, Bedstesds, Ward
robes. Washstends, Mattresses, Feather Reds.
Croekery, and Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash. BY order of the Administrator
api GREEN h WILLIAMS. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RYJAs. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers.

TKUBTkHE SAEH,
by virtue of deed Of Trust, duly made and exc
the "a wiiism Lofng and wife, esarp date Ga
~ FER Q No, 81, Holios 49, ct sequitur. ons
Distrct M Reeotds of Washington County, 10 the
80 s.Iiu' ., SoluT bis, shall sell at Public Auc
son on oArC krAY, the 18th day of April, 1853, at
th;,t ctseS p m en- TIE premises, Lot - mbered
tnlIy.two; t52.l in Charles ]. whites subdivision
OF orlsna Lots No 5, g. 9, To- H. Il, II and II.
IN equsre numbered two hundred and thirty ri 8,
Terms: One half cash: the residue in six month.
with interest, secured by deed Of trust on the
premises.
Convey ancing and revenue stamps At cos. OF pur.
chaser. IL. T.. SPALbING. Trustee,
sp 4-dts J. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
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bks.sA.Ig NEAT Two S. steH s,abSs ,sk
sEfTs xYlHUE AND NORTH STkEET.
% M6aoAY AFTERNOON :t Arm u. NJ st Aye
Mssrsc < mid. gision of Square So. Isl seonfing
sssI y isss street vest bstx s ass..ehnsests
fee{ 80 . 20 ioet alley. improved By ne6. two.
EsDs5 sxsex aseiling house with brick back buiil-
Isfras. Jne third cash; the balance in six end
ssslys Rsnths. with secured notes bearing IA
JUt4gt. 4
yAF -s.sveyancing aud stamps 3. cost of the pap
E1Is.dAds &c. MCGUIRE a co., Aucts.
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nIssoLUrIoN OF CopARTNERsuIp

Notice 10 herebT given that the co partaership
John Lo.enstein, under tie firm of Bushrke
Lowenstein has this day been dissolved BY mutual
consent. All psrsOns having claims against said
hrm will please present their accounts to @. III.
BUEHRK1. at III Pennsylvania avenue. who
essun e. the said debts; and all persons owing aid
firm will call and par before the LIST day Of Nav.
1885, after which the accounts will be placed in TIA
hands OF magistrate. Y. II. BUEHRKD Il
ap 8etA JOHN L0WENSTIIN
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by MCDRFITT & CONNOLLY. Auctioneers.
LARGE AMOUNT or GOODS TO BE SOLD AT

AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE.
On FRIDAY MORNING.. at II q. m, 2lst and I
stree viz: Com prising Boots and shoes. Ladies
Caters. new aud second hasd Clothing almost as
and Poke Cutlery: Notions, Segars and Tsbacco,
Fancy Soap, HS Yards Of Ingram Carpet. large
assortment Of Oil Paintings. Steel kugraVinas OF
the Promirent enerals of the United states.
Day sales NJ ndays and Fridays
Night sales Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturday 8,
commencing at p. M.
The highest cash price paid for Furniture. &c.
Out door sales promptly attended to.
ap I2-lm* McDEVIrTS CONNOLLY, Aucts
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CONES. Belt Buckles, sets OF Jewelry for
o.iiy one dollar at the Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. - Pa. ay., near Il st. It#
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POSTPONED SALES OF MANURE.


Heodqua,tsys Department of Washasg,on. }
Oes Che QHfgtSnaStsr NJ 81 n,n' "a
The sales of MANURE advertised TO take place
Camp BSrry G az at ne Rei RSSS n Mns on
the 10Th instant, are in consequences Of the unfs.
ssSagie wssshefss pS;spensd to sATURRAY. ne
at the public stables on Fourteenth street, near
Long Bridge. the present and future aeeunuls
tions (until December 81, 1861 of MANURE ct
that point. and at the Headquarters stables; cor
D. c., by Captain George W. Wells, A Q. 81. the
present and future xccumulations Ito December
81, 1861 at tb at camp.
Terms of sale: Dash on delivery. IA Government
funds; purchaser to take away the Manure st their
own expense. reasonable time will be allowed
ture seinmulations mSst be rspTEsa stlr
Colonel and Chief oasrterpastsr.
G...-,o,,, O. .1E ON C0,,0.,.5.0 ,,Gn..-
A ucIloN DALE We NoNDAmNAO ho1sAS'
Ann,,,,.r,1oy,sv G,ae,op, o9,.. E;,,, D;,;,;,.l
Wash,nstOn Ciiy. April /. 1865
Will be sold. at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Baltimore, Nd on
rHTRsDAy an,;,,e 1ss;
rxuo ,,I.,r InSDn, ApLt, ~, 49,
w "a ONDmAD aAnhn ma VI. Si.
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RYJ.c McaUIRE Il CO., Auctionssrs

TRUSTEES SALE.
In execu, ion Of decree Of the Supreme Court
FOR the District of coiumbis passed ON the 9TH Of
Jhne, Is -. in q cause depending the equity side
shsrsof, in which Hsgner etal, ara mPainsuts
ant nahhsii st al are defendants. the suoscriber,
as trustee will sell at pH bile auctos the prem
ises At =. o'clk p. m. ON WEDNESDAY, the 81
Gay OF may 800. Lot No. Is, IN Square III, in the
first Ward of WSahin ston city
This Lot fronts Is feet inches II street, be-
tween 18th ard 18th streets. south of PenusyiVa-
niasyenue opposite the public servation, aud
runs back lS5 feet It is situated in an ayr eaAhis
aud Improving portion Of the city, in view Of
the avenue, and is very we'll located for residences
1t viii be subdiTided IL desired. to suit p,lfcha-
sera. fs
The terms Of sale prescribed By the decree are
as follows One third OF the purchase paosey to
be paid in cash. and the residue in two equal in.
stsInenis at six and twelve months frsm the 9sg
o. sale, The whole to bear Interest from tha Hay
o. sale. to be secured by bond notes TO the sAs
isfaction Of the trustee 80 8
tiss Of the gEogsrsy i the tsEnssi s4ls - ases
sale, 9s the risk .sf the dsfanssfeS sAsekssse
csn1sysnaiss ssd ssasfs 4 SIS ssss 81 sss
chaser. & !. !, - =, 1919
.r7ssax&d. 80. sttatfffKiEF &C %. ~ 5
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RY J. e. MCG UIhE q GU, Auctlonfers.
PERxMPTORY SALE OF EI0ATEEN sMALL
BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NEW
HAMPsHIRE Ay. AND NORTH l. ST.
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, April 18Th. at
A.: O'Clock, on the premises We shall sell eighteen
mall Building Lots, situated al th corner of Nav
Hamp hire avenue and north street, and front
ing respectively on said streste.
This viii be q fine Opportunity for persons of
Terms One third cash: the remainder in and
IL months with interest, secured By deed oftrust
on the premises.
,Conyeyances and stamps at the cost of the pur.
chaser.
the time of sale. 49, IN 49,.
j. U. Mcd lhE q w. huCts.
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pYy.C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctionesrs.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE COTTAGE SITES
ON THE HIGH GROUND NORTH OF TIE
CITY, AT PUBLIC SALE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. April ), At O'CLOCK.
on the premises. We shall sell portion OF that
handsome estate known as Mount Pleasant"
sdJoiniug the city on the north and lying between
th ana 18th streets, and sub divided into seventy
seven handsome cottage sites. fronting respect
iveiy en- 9TH street and Sherman avenue.
THIS property is situated the high grouna
north OF the city-one of the most beau siful leca
tons for residences in the District-csm N anding
an extensive view of Washington, Georgetown.
ana the surrounding country with full view OF
the Potsmsc river as far as the eye can reach 1t
is easy of access by passenger railroads, which
terminate on 7th and 18th streets, near the prem
ICES.
=, Plats may De obtained at the counting room Of
the auctOneers.
Terms: One-half cash; balance in ten years.
with interest, secured by deed of trust; interest
payable semi apnually payment of $50 on each
lot will be required of the purchaser at the time
of sale.
All conveyancns and stamps at cost Of the pur
NH iS-d JAS @ Meg CIRE CO.. Aucts
sS-THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY
postponed until MONDAY AFTERNOON, April
10, at the same hour and place.
api JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
R-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
ponsd. in consequence of the rain. until SATUV-
DAY AFTERNOON, April Is, at the same hour
apii JAS C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-14

II PEOPLE WHO SUPER from the duI! stupidity
that meets US everywhere in spring. and to- often
10 al seasons of the year, knew how quick il could
be cured BY taking AYERS SARSAPARILLA to
purge the bile from their systems, We should have
better neishbors as well as clearer heads to deal
nth anT.Iv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-14
RYJ. c. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.

LOT ADJOINING THE NATIONAL PRINT
ING OFFICE.
O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue off deed Of
trust from Patrick Wilson and wife, dated May 7.
folios 2lI, ct. seq one of the Land Records OF
Washington county, shall sell, Lot "B 7" in J. o.
g feet North Capitol street, between and 81
streets north and running back l feet to IL foot
Terms-One half cash; the remainder in ak aud
twelve months, with interest, secured by q deed
Of trust on the premises.
Convcyances and stamps st the cost Of the pur-
chaser. -
an l-eo6ds j. C., MCGUIRE & Co., Aucts.