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aEFEREMeEs

Hon william 6 Broaulos. eovs-ass olTea.
nasaee.
Big. Gen. James P. BF0suiew. Adiutsnt GsasnE
Of Teut essee.
Maior General 8. D. Stanley, an Army Corps.
MAJOR General George ". stonsmsns Knoxville,
Tenn.
BT. Major General R. W. johnson. Pulssa,
Team.
june2Esma
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Diseases Of the Skin.
PRICE, 81 PER BOX.


UHB oERATE HAS BEEN IN USE By THE
FRENCH ARMIES FOB THE A - FIFTY
years snd there is no French soldier who does not
know It's value.
II was also used extensively BY the allied armies
in the CrimeAn war, and such we're the dement's
derived from its use that it has acquired q world
w1de reputation, and no soldier who knows Of its
merit viii be for a single week without a boxin his
kuspsaek, As hy the use Of this Cerste he always has
9 safe gcard against the various troubles to which q
soldier is subject, 50 b using Il on bus clothing he
can pre- vent the GppesraDce Of Vermln, and the dis
eases Of the skin enumerated above, snd aler they
have made their appearance, il is bat little trouble,
with the sid Of this Cerafe, 70 nd himself Of these
disaEreeabis troubles.
The proprieiors hsYe gone 20 q great expense 80
procure the original recipe Of DF. Nelocs with fuil
directions, and the apparatus for misunderstanding the
Cerate, as il has been msde BY tbs original inYen-
tor snd have procured the
Sole Agency OF the United States,
And nave selected g depot for the msnufaetureo Of
the article in Nashville, soas 70 be
Near the Army Of the Cumberland,
And also = depot IN Washington for the
dalton OF the
Army Of the Potomac,
So as to place the Cerate IN reach OF ever soldier
II the service ofthe Unitad StateB.
As theartcle is decidedly
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We have received and are still daily receiving,
large quantitie~ NJ Goods direct from the East,
where they have been Felected and purchased By
our Mir. Levy, at regular Bi-Annual Manufacturers
Auct on 20 hat our friends andicustomers viii al.
ways ned 2 new and Interesting change Of patterns,
from the best sslscted Of the best design.
We woul7 calttee special at en- ton Of the L
DIES &c our particular s5G
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A + OF A~DTERTISIEG.
PAYABLE N ADVANCE
70 ADVEREEsERs N BEEAIIs

Advsrhsements in the Especial Column first time,
nom / 70 6 lines, 81 Oo-each addinonzl line, 30
cents. subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
focal Column, hrst tine, nom l % hines, sl04
ssrh additional line, 80 cents; subsequent inseF-
ions, Is cents per Inc.
All advertisements occupying special position,
~nd all double column advertisements, will be
changed Ssh per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
viii be charged at The regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably be pGdi n advance, or no in
aer1cn made
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
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IntelHaenOe Once.

A IL persons wantng AecAaz.oas Clerks, Houss-
u ~srrsnla W~oodlChopDara DookH-narn o. ~.
sres-9hts OF notorad. would do vel % cal AZ our
oaca, 40. ep[ harth C1efJ arset, and register
thar vents.
dgn : Is doof. G. hAuCOH & 90,
msY1b-tDs 4a1afA Asa
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OFFICERRs' Monthly aud Quarterly PsPsgssat
~ Muster-out Rolls promptly executed.
Particular attention given - the collection
eisims for Commissay and Quariernsstsrs rs Stores
whether receiptcd ioV or net.
Claims Tor Pension, Bolaty, Arrears of Psy. Pua
Money, pay for Horses iosl ia service; together
with just demsnds sganst the United State, q
tended to snd promptly coleetst
Vouchers procured for memorandum recepis
Vouchers formal or informal. collected
Oacers' Quartermaster and Ordnance Rsturs
no natter hoE complicated, executed IA . su
days.
Ohcsrs' PAY Accounts maize out
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Only Loan in Market
advantages make il the
Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than s2sO.OOO,OoO Of the Loan authorised By
the last Congress are now on the market. THIS
amount. st the rate at which it is being absorbed,
win be subscribed for within sixty days, when the
notes win undoubtedly omman a premium, as
has uniformly been the esss on closing the sub
scTipdo1s to other Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town and section
Of the country may be Afforded facilities for taxing
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks. and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally sgreed TO Tecsire subscriptions n par. Sub
scnbsrs vii select their Ovn agents, in whom they
nave confidence. and who Oaly are Responsible for
the delivery q the notes for which they receive
OEdsFa.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGEsf,
No. I4south Third Street, Philadelphia.
sU8soREPTIoss WILL BIZ RKCEIVED BY the
First National Bang OF Nashville.
Second National Bank OF RsshvfIla.
mA52s to sagl7tb
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Cloak Department

Comrrises a great ysIiei Y of yer desirable Goods
which We viii sell at prices 10 suit the times. Fine
Ts ma Cloaks, Basques a ca fkToasasnae, Msnnl-
Las Dc 1aFaas e du gr1s De Naples, Circular, ETC,
ETC., viii he sold WAY CHEAP in order to make
room Tor cur Fall stoek.
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LADIRg DEPARTMENT,

Where attentive Clerks will be pleased to show
the latest n velues, among which is superb lot OF
real French Imported Hair-nets, de sol pure al En-
press, and several other beautiful styles Cur
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Plain and Fsrcy swisses, Checked Muslins, Nan
socks, Jaconet', Tuck Muslin, Ruled do, Isisn
LINN. fable Linens, Towels, Linen Cambrics.
plain and fancy; b rdseye Diapers, Linen Handker-
eh efs. Hemstrth do fine Emhr.idered Sets, Real
and VR'enciuin Collars, Grape Sets, Swiss E6ginl s,
JaeOnet do. lnserJiBgs.l Tsfetts Ribbons n ali
0iaths s1d in all co ors; silk Bel'iogs, Buckles
lsomethirg new Corsets, Velvet Ribbons. enc, e.e.
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g9ashrilIe 9EEni0a.
w. Carbon s co.. P~uhlIshsrA
OF sUBsORTPTIOE

FRIDAY. AUGUST Z, 1868.
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THE largest and bsst assorted stock in the city,
1 and exclusively
WHOLESALE
PINS

NEEDLES,
SHIRTS,
COLLARS,
SUSPENDERS,
HOSIERY,
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TRCEIsM-COrns- bunions, inverted nails,
and other disorders of the feet " hen nrgle ct-d,
iDIuTe the general system by preventing the
BODY from taking that natural and Indispen-
eable exercise so conducive to health. To all
afflicted with these terrible evils. We would
recounm mend mn early call At Dr. Whites Office,
No s24 Penn ivania avenue. b-'ween X and
9th streets. For chnhiains. frosted and tender
feet. consult DIR. Whi'~
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FIRE AND ALARM.-lesterday morning, at
live minutes past o'clock, a policeman, who
probably never read on his card the Instruc-
ton ''never signal for fire seen at distance
sounded the alarm from box y, near the dep 1t
The firemen responded promptly, but upon
discovering that the alarm WIS false, they re-
turned TO their quar- erS, IN itrring some awful
maledictiODs on The poll SCman who called them
out unnecessarily that cold, frosty morning
About O'Clock y. m, frame shanty on G.,
between I2ih and 18Th streets. owned by a
colOred man named HrnTy, who sometimes oc-
cupies alone, was discovered 10 b. on fire. The
roof was burnt OFF, and the hnIldins otherwise
damaged, but the loss is incOnsder BILE The
HrP WAS accidental I Ii" fire department was
promptly on the spot ard at work.
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GEORGE HUI, Jr., p. NJ
q N U / ) A N @ X s

IL
Notice il hereby given, to all persons Interested
that ard others i'll lie permitted for
the period If ten days from this data To remove
ter hich is at all likely to engender disease aud
deposit the in the nearest street thereto not
less thar four feet from til. foOtxay. which will
then be removed free from expense. For a.y per
sou To he benefited by this prop sition the cnnii-
tions herein stated must be cOmp piled with In all
re- poets.
I his notice il given mainly TO effect the removal
Of all nui-snces from the town without delay. and
also to save the citizens from nu-s aah heavy
expenses from which. very soon there will he no
ESCAPE. HENRY ADDISON Mayor
MAYORS OFFICE. GEoRG ErowN, ID c., Sovem-
Der 1873. no lOtif
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CoNGEEGATIOSA AL CHUROH The Congrega-
uonal people or tins ciIy, who have for some
months been wOTshIpp!n. in the Unitarian
church edIhcs ON the corner of Louisiana ave-
nue. and OH street, >ubS' upnt to their ordinary
religious exercises, last evening, mel q 4 buSi-
ness meeting, preliminary 10 IN. formal or
FaniZation of the sOci'ty, which is TO he con-
summatsd on Wrdnrs day next. The church
adopted n preliminary organization some
months since, but the formal orr IZ1tiOn &C.
ours on "Wednesday, when the members duly
assent TO the covenant and articles of faith in
a sOlsmn manner, such ind yIduals as have
not previously 7, CpiNPd the ordinance of blp-
tiSm receiving 40 at that time.
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ENTERPEIsE.-The great requisites for sue
cess in America are pluck and enterprise; and
HelmbOIG, the we'll known Druggist, has in his
business carer eyInCed both ofthese qualities.
i he consequence Is that he has achieved u
success. He has one of the finest establish
ments in New Ork City, while the reputation
of the well known HeimbsIfS Preparations Is
cO-eNtensiye with civilization.
These Preparations. IL is almost needless to
cay, are not '.quack medicines" nor sspatent
incidence, they are simply legitimate, scien-
tihCally- compounded preparations, which for
their appropriate complaints arr without RI
val. They nave been before the public for
many years, and are at the present moment
more in demand than ever. This shows con-
elusIYely their genuine merit At
HELMBOLD's NEW STORE.
Next the Metropolitan Hotel.
in addition 10 these preparatlons-the Extracts
Of Buchu and Sarsaparilla-ars sold all varieties
of Drugs and Chemicals. The establishment
il perhaps the finest in the City OF New York,
ard the pnblic are respectfully invited TO call
and Judge for themselves.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
I Isl OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IL POST or FICE. GEORGETOWN, ID, c.


To obtain any of these letters, the applicant must
call for advertise letters " give the date of this
list, and pay one cent for adv eTtising.
II not called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and di-
reCtiOns for post king without interfering with
the writing.
request for the return of a letter to the writer
If unclaimed within thirty days less written or
printed with the writer name, post office, and
State. the left hand emf of envelope on the
face side, will he complied with at the usual pre-
paid rate Of postage. payable when the letter is de-
lYerNd O the MIitar
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NKwsBOYs FESTIVAL very pleasant fes-
hNal was given at the NewsbOys Home on
saturday evening by some of the benevolpn mt
families OF the city. Among those present.
and who have taken much interest in the
Home, were the families OF Major Thomas L
Ecker, Assistant Secretary of War; POstInIs-
ter General DrnnISOn, ASSISTANT Pos :mastsr
General Mcclellan, Gen. Thomas, Jay Cooke
Esq, Major Weed, and G.. Robbins. A Sab
bath school was Organi ed vest .rday nder the
superinterd, ucy OF NJ. ID. Biacsf Jrd. Esq. and
an evening scnOOl y soon 70 br recognized
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"a SLIGHT COLI" COUGHs-FPwa are aware
ofthe importance of check a cough or "slizht
cold" In its hTst stage; that which in the be I'll
ming would yield TO a mild remedy IN neglected
coon attacks the lungs. ssBrot0ss Rrc, -h,cI
TrOckeS' give sure and almost ImmeCiiats re-
lief ''IEs 1rocbes" have proved their efnca-
CIV nv a test OF many years, and have received
pfstimonials from eminent mel who have used
Shem.
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The NEW CHURCH lin ~. ominick's (Cath-
oliCl Church, on the Island, announcements
was made yesterday that on Sunday afternoon
next, after NespTrs, the imposing ceremony OF
laying the cOrner-siOne of the new, spacious,
and magnificent church will take place.
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10y W. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

* '" L. W ALL a w. huCtiDuecre.
VERY INTENSIVE AND PEREMPToRY
HORSES chaRR RIIi iGss SALE REG OF oNxr.
BUSES. SC,
COMPRISING THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
THE NATIONAL AND wILLARDS' HOTEL
sTAbLES WASHINGTON CITY.
On WEDNESDAY, November 18th. at 10 o clock
a. m, at TIL National Hotel Stables 9th street,
rear Of the Hotel. consisting Of
FIFTY HEAD OF HORSES,
Adapted TO all kinds of work. among which are
some pairs OF very desirable Carriage Horses.
FORTY BUGGY WAGONS,
The greater Lumber Of which are in first ate
order. aud some new
TEN Close sND OPEN CARRIAGES,
some OF which are very fine, desirable Family
Carriage
EIGHT PHEAToN CARRIAGES,
Besides a lumber Of other vehicles Of dlnerent
kinds
Also-A large lot of HARNESS comprising II ack,
Carriage and Buggy Harness
Also-A large lot Of Extra Fine ROBES, consist
ing OF Gray Wolf, Fox. Coon and Buffalo Robes,
some OF which : good new.
Also-THE NATIONAL HOTEL OMNIBUS
pots; also, one twenty four passenger Omnibus,
and one Band Wagon or Omnibus, 20 seat twenty
persons, With harness com pIete, for four or six
horses.
Also-THE LEASE THE NATIONAL HO-
TEL. STABLES, having about three years 70 Pun
the best locatiOn for LIVER aud Hack Stable in
tke city. Terms cash. Particularly catalogue.
CHAS MURPHY.
no 10 WIN L. WALL 4 co. Aurts
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A TENDER TETE-A-fETE-L Loses half its
charms, IL the sweet words of either party are
not mated with a fragant breath. SOzOdont rs
the only article that will assure desIders tnm
by keeping the teeth speckless. the gums heal
thy, the "a bOle mouth pure and undedled. II
literally Sm halms the dPntsl substance. pre-
serving " from decay, through lite. Use 1t
daily. Will find il a pleasure. 60
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers.

AUCTION SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPER
ION 9Tu ST BETWEEN ID AND sTs.
SOUTH. ON THE ISLAND
On WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, at o'clock,
p NJ. in front of the premises. part Lot L.. in
Square No Al runnihg back 20 feet 10 a COED alley
making IL a handsome Building Lot.
Terms One-third cash; ia lAuce in six and twelve
morths, secured by a deed of trust the premises
All couyeyahcing and revenue stamps AZ the pur-
chasers cost.
$40 down when sold
no IO-d GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucts
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SALE OF LAND.-M. A. CIrter, Esq, Of Car
tiers Wharf. has SOLD has iaTm Immediately OH
the Potomac, known "DpIyieW Cottage"
containing 1.2U2 acres 10 +. w. Scrimger, of
Baltimore, for SiS,OCG Mr.. Scrimger intends
making peach farm of 10.
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PERSONS DESTROYS OF purchasing real estate
In that rapidly improving locality, 18th street,
should attend the sale by Green K Williams,
tomorrow AFTERNOON. OF lots on 18th street, be-
tween L and V streets north.
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IT HAS been determined to break up the Cav
airy Depot al Gle: bOTO Point and transfer it TO
the QuarteImastsr Depot recently established
near the Eastern Eran-h, under the charge of
Breyet Colonel G.. r.. Pumpkins.
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SANITARY REPOKT S.-This morning, the
sanitary police r-pnTrEd TO their chief eighty
nine cases as the result Of their examinations
last Saturday.
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GREAT BARGAINs IN Jewriry and Silver
PIHted Ware AT the New York Dollar Gift
Store, No. 4S6 Pennsylvania avenue, near I'd
street. Iour choice for one dollar, which also
secures yOu a free gifi. consisting or cluster,
Jet and coral sFtts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings,
combs, gOblets, cups, tea and table spoons,
FORKS. no l3-lm$
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LETTER CARRIERS dwin Swift has been
appointed letter carrier in rhe city lost Off &C.
at salary of 500 per annUm, vice A. Ii. Shat
tuck, resigned
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ATTFNTION is call Il u the advertisement of
Plant Co, Auction and Commission Mpr-
chants, No $50 ID ST., be. weeu 9th and 10th sts
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ANY PERSON with email capital will find
q good opportunity 10 invest by noticing the
advertisement in another column, OF 4 first
class Restaurant and Club House.
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CITY ITEMS.

Usage TRIBE, No. 6. /. o. X. NJ, give grand
ball at Island Hall tomorrow night. A capt.
tai affair is ANTICIPATED.
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON O
sTkEET, BEIMEES 6Tn AND Urn
On "WEDNESDAY, tn. 18th instant. at O o'clock
2. M, we sha Fell. IN frout 90 the premises Lot
No. 2, in Thyson Is snldi vision Of S,uare No 4a4
IS feet inches front by 40 feet deep 70 an alley
improved by Frame Dwelling House.
Also,
Immediately after the above sale we shall sell
part Lot No. IL In Sauare' So7. fronting .. sth
street, between and Q streets north, ha ring 20
feet 10 inches front by % feet inches deos 70 an
Terms One half cass; balance three aai SIX
months, secured by deed NJ trust on the Premises
All conveyancinR and revenue stamps atthe cost
Of the purchaser.
Sg5 will be required down On each Lot W ben sold
Do8d GREEN a WILLIAMS. tucts.
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LOOK OFT for the ball of the Iudependent
SOcials, at Seaton Hall, Wednesday night
silk flag will BE- presented on the occasion and
q grand time Is expPctcd
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SPIRITTALIsN,-A large crow assembled at
s>eaton HAL last eVFtin To hear 'ori L-t y Off,
the "rance speaker, on 80 RAJ uaiis ". Upon
her appearance on The Platform - gen'l'man
accompany wing her annOr need that the IN elIi-
genCes 20 address t'o me tag '~ rcd that = SUBJ
lect be selected by n committee chosen from III
audience. Several = II ,"IiI' IL, inc u ling Or
PieTpOni. were CiOsrn, aud rt-pJIr.d t. an adj
joining apartment, from which they sent ont
as a subject for the lS.tu e mo Term SDIrituaI-
ism, ITS rrIatr"ns to tn practical we'll being of
mankind, and its influence in coming tims"
After a lengthy invocation by the medium to
the ''centrai spirit" she delivered an ad Ir-ss
on the claims of spirItuaiism TO show that its
principles had existed since the adyen OF the
saviour, and that II was the only method by
which TO improve the moral condition Of man
Her address, which lasted over an hour, did
not partHke Of the nature of an argumen-, but
consisted of assertions OF the infailibIlity of
spirltuallsm. by brT irXtTous appeals TO the
human sympafhies, she created considerable
feeling among The ladies of the audience but
At The conclusion OF the lecture. when an iuyI-
tation was extended to any of the assem- bIa
10 ask questions, u WAS Canned thai she had
not touched The subject presented, or us. any
argument In sustain her assertions Her re-
parties, however, Were quick and keen. and
generally resulted III the dIscOmfiture OF the
QuestlOEer.
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MARRIED.,

HFsS-wATfAGE pn the 9th, at tho resi-
denee 90 the cfirisfit uibi-ier. Ny the Rev " -.
hCbpui@' LEWIS HES - Miss ELLA WAL
LACE, all ef Georget1wb.
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UY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucrioueer..

IL
AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTaTEoS IaTU
STREET, ETWEEN w AND V STREETS
NORTH
ON TT ESDAY, the l4th instant. at 4 o'elCck ..
m. We shall cell In frsIt Of the premises, Lot s
in Square 23i, l9 feet inches front 10y good depth
improved ty a frame dwelling house. Also, NJ S,
and 10. in same square, each having - feet fTyut
ty n0feet deep 10 20 foot alley. making them, de-
eiTahle building lots.
Terms one half cash; balance In and u months.
secured 10y iced "f trust On the premises
All convey ancing and revenue STAMPS, at the cost
Of the purchaser.
S25 will be required down on each piece Of prc p
eTty hen sold.
nors-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Anrt.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR kENT-FRONT PARLOR and two BED
4 ROOMS on second floor, communicating suit
able for housekeeping. Also, large Back and Front
Rooms. on third floor, sutsble either for a family
or single gentlemen To be let together separate
Rent varying from IS to $50 per month. No 234
II street, between 10th and 10th, one block fr ON
I'm
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RYJ.C. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioue.r..

Rf j. =. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
A FURNISHED 2 STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
DWELLING. THIRTEENTH Strict. NEAR
PENksiLYANIA AVENUE, AT PUBLIC
SALE
tuesday, AFTERNOON November Itth AZ
4oclcCk, on the premises. shall selt. the North
part Il Lot g. Of Square 23 fronting ~ feet StucA-
e. on 1911 street west. between and worth with
depth OF 100 feet, m ~rov-d Nv a nice LITTLE story
aud attic brick Dwelling House % rooms Willis
sold together with the Furniture therein. ~ par-
chaser for IL entire will Ire found, or without the
Furniture. It - not wanted.
Possession given lst December proNimo
Terms Ore third cash, balance la ii 4 auftwelve
months.
Conveysncing at purchaser's expense
no 9-ats &. Mcguire a co kaets
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CLIroN HKLLEN,
Late Paymsstsr o. o. Navy,
ATIOkNkf FOR THE PROSECUTION or
CLAins BEFoRE TIE DEPARTMENTS
OF TIE GOVERNMENT.
Claims for Prise Money. Lost Clothing, Bsa>sv.
Fsea Pay. Pensions. Lost Horses and other prSars
~ attended % promptly.
oaaos 20 ~ ser.~s. Post once Boz 4se. wa.A.
tAgto city. n. O. -.
EOR RENT-Two7 octave rIASOS N vr.,-..
y style. hne tone, and in gOoi order, ssn ,.ss
sof~ sos strs..t near lsss'
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by THOs. BOWLING, Asct.; Georgetown.

PEREMPT0RY SALE OF LARGE AND VAL
UABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS.
TEAS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C., &C. AT PUB
On wEDNEsDiY MORNING.. November Is, at
10 O'Clock, will cell, ut the store Of James
all Of his extensive stock Of Groceries. Liquors,
&c csnsisting Of
20 barrels Liquors different trades, including
Of Gib-ou's four years cid
Is barrels Porto Rico, Cuba, and other Brown
4barrtis Renned Crushed Sugar
Barrels Puiv, riYed and Il. and q. Sugar
8 barrels Sugar House b. rup, barrels Euglish
Island Molssses
IA chests Of Cur powder. Imperial and other Teas
ssack. Rio Coffee, half barrels pure Ground Coffee
rs boxes Ground Coffee IL boxes Soap
10 foxes ca nd 'ee, 10 hoxes Starch
70 barrels half barrels, and quarter barrels Ms>k.
erei an Herring
Large lot Tsbrcco. In males. boxes, &C., 10
Large lot n sms and Shoulders
10 barrels Flour, ktRs Butter and Lard
Large lot Broons Buckets, Tubs, Brushes anA
All kinds Of Goods kept In wholesale and Retail
Grocery store.
ALAo,
Lot Rore, Srun Yarn, Blocks. Hooks, 70, 40
This sale - we'll worthy OF the attention Of
dealers ard Others % the whole stock viii be per-
enr'orily sold.
Terms cash
poma tIn.eil rHos BOWLING. Auct.