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SANITARY CONDITION OF tbs CrV.-We
desire 10 call attention to the horrible con
ditoh Of The city, as regards eleasliness.
Faith ana otisl OF every description I'll the
alleys aud streets, as wei as the back yards
oi individuals. We need rot specify any
P'i''aeiaF locality a. meriting the special
attention Oh he authorities. The whole
city needs renoyetng. We are assured by
the commander Of tie Poet that an alarm
ing per cent Of the mca stationed in differ
eut parts OF the city, especially those who
guard the alleys, grow sick ia a tew hour.
In month or two from this time If some
thing lie not done 10 improve our sanitary
condition, We shail have an unpsralle,.s
amount Of sickness amopgst Us. We urga
then, with the utmost earnestness ana yebe
mence, speedy action upon those whose duty
Is, 20 act promptly. Delay Is dangerous
and the desperate nature Of the case viii
MOI admit Of H. We hear OF approaching
Peslile1ee-the air is pregnant with dread
news ol DE approaching death eloud--and
We should be prepared 70 avert the storm.
History shows that civil wars have almos
'l'sfiao been followed b. plaques let Vi
-'' By our Stiffness establish she necessary
f'0eaent conditions Of success 70 their raw
''- Every man shouli cleanse his owl
-'l' al onee, and II hs viii not do 20 Q
~ = S'eerd, be should be made % 90 Il
80 ma before another week Of poisin
Gus sAna'a,,'e' an the already liihi'erou
ar We shan hear Of efficient action in n,
premises We drop the subject for the pres
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TENNESSEE MAIL RoUrE The regular
mail service wiz be Immediately re-es.
tablished on the following old mail
routes in Tennessee, viz: From Leba
non 10 Sparta, Lebanon TO Rome, Muir
freesboro TO McMinnTille, McMinnville
TO smithyille, Lebanon to Chestnut
Mount
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United States Of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNEssEE-No. %.
A \ iniosnation having nse1 hied N the oEited
~ states District Oourt scr sad District. b
Horse T. Barnson, Lnited States D9sfrct a.
fo-nog for sad dislr on April "a, is11, against -
t.Iea III Cotton, M 1erei from I @ 20 inclusive
ard MARKED "a. a T., nos lying 10 "a q aistrci
- erast 80 perfcus sHlulY la terVennE for their
rtr4rats there5ni Ellaz q tas ff cotton bad been
e1sasd ~ Fiorsurf, Al laa % and A. ioreiied 10
the United states ealsea meutofled "a SAD N
and rraVuF isT the usual pF1casa. NOV, therefore,
llu-sla7ii g the monitqa 81 said Court, puhlciy
var AZ persons concerned OF inierested II said
cotton - sppesE before sad Cour on he 81 Mon
david Ocioter next at shs Federal C0ur Room, u
~ Captoi q EestFs, a1 ~ o'clock Z. N, t1e1
All fsfre % prcgouu til ciairns ead 1.k<e thaii
/ sIisssr.iae EbWIN ~ 6I86CJCA,
! rnssis-Iff u.a d. a. y. 7
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Persons unacquainted in the city seeing
90 many advertisements for the treatment
of Special Diseases, are often az loss 20 de .
termine 70 whom 70 eutrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
iishment Of this kind is at No. % DeadeTick
street, and this should be q sufficient guar
sntee that this is a reliable institution. DR.
A. RICHARD JOINS may be found in his Of
ice during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. al medicines furnished ~
fgs orTec
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PATROL.-The patrol made the following
arrests yesterday and last night:
Henry Wright for disorderly conduct.
Pat Doyle, abusing his wife.
Wm. Elliott, 4th U. S. L, robbing T. R
Kamer's money drawer Of S14. TurneC
over to Provost Marshal.
Pat HoneD, government employee, drunk
Jas. S. Young, having government horsr
in his possession; thought by Capt. E. D
Dale, by " HON he was arrested, to be enc o
a gang who have been stealing horses, sad
dies, brides, etc, from the Cavalry Depo
for rome time past.
P. Flemming, drunk and disotderly.
Ciuthia Morris and Mary Higgins, fight
ing.
James RoJle, re-arrested for stealing
money, watch, safe key, ETC., from a clerl
at Capt. E, B. Kinks Office. Royle ESCAPED
from the penitentisry some time ago. Cas-
turned over to Provost Marshrl.
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The Southern Advocate" is the name Of
a thoroughly loyal newspaper published 81
Huntsville, Ala. Our merchants who
may wish to advertise in paper in that
section, go as 20 secure the custom of the
people, ought 70 avail themselves Of the col
umns ofthe Advocate.
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Nrw PosT CovSASpaNr.-Col. MrLane F.
Wood, saith Illinois, formerly Of the leth IL
hnois. is now In command Of the Post Of
Nashville, vice Gen. Miller transferred 10
Mobile. Col Wood is ine officer aud an
energetic one. We hope for the best results
from his administration. Il may not be i'm
pertinent TO suggest the proPriety Of our
city authorities setting in concert With the
Post Commandment in reference TO the sani
tarv condition of the place.
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StraYed.

IN The night of The 5ih Of July. from TIE stable
I Of ne unfersig ed. ons b.ark Horse MULE,
sbout Is hauds hiEh. n1anded / G Q. =, N TIE
lff shoulder, and " r g. on TIE right si1e q The
Heck sod hsd e the me a very sore neck
Also q Claybank Mrle POAEf, While mane a.
taIi sud nrandsd ". 4 g. on the riEbt Ede Of III
n-ek A liberal reward VA b pad for sheir De
. ivsrF 20 ne, o. - Church street.
iys,lW d. W. r. CoRSELTUs.
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CONVENIENT sALEs.--Y Yesterday Capt.
E. b. Kirk disposed Of Ai6 condemned
mules, at an average price Of $50 50 each,
amounting TO the handsome sum of twenty
four thousand seven hundred and City -tWO
dnllRrs
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Mr.. b. Marshall, the Superintendent OF
Transportation over the Nashville r. R., is
now on a visit 10 his friends in Virginia. Mr..
James Geddis, the manager Of the Bowling
Geeen office, ellis his place temporarily.
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P.rnoL.-rhe 10 mads De fallowIng

Poland's, as usual, was well attsnds d last
night.
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MARKETS.

lBy Telegraph CIyCrNNATI, July Il.
& Flour hrmer superine S 5095 6Oc; extra Ss@t
SOC. Wheat frner 81 so. Corn firm, ear CSC; shell
ed 7o@75c. Oats in moderate demand, 65@6sc
Whisky in better demand, s. Csc. Mess pork is
beld firmly at SIG for city Bulk meats, 1s54, i474
@l71lc for Shoulders sides and hams steady
l51z9l6; for shoulders and sides. ~ for eleal
sides; 2l922 for plain hams, and Csc for sugar
cured. lard held at 2oc, with buyers at 291z. or
eeries steady. Sugar l3c. C5fee5z. Linseed OF
dull.
The River has risen Inchesi 10 feet in the chan
mel and IL has been raining the last two hours.
Thermometer IL.
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TT lsE Snasnisselsneobi iibrnv ga.
iats andrew Ewing, viii be sold We,n...
DAY msTning' the l2sh inst, at ". H. Loep.
4 CO.. Is Public squsrs.
iulyll-2La
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River and Steamboat news.

Wm. Butler,-..........,.........-......st. Louis.
The river has % inches Of water on ihe
shoals, snd is rising slowly. From reports
of the recent rain rise Of two feet Is ex-
pected.
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Cotton firm. } lour sGlOc better. So 45as Csc;
extra Sc s596 s5c R o wheat no receipts.
c m Io better, 7s9s2o for unsound $685. for
sound; mixed dun and heavy. Western pork firm
er; s27 T5c for new mess. Prime lard hrmer at l61
@2Ok Whisky quiet g o5S9. Petroleum, 49,
for crude 5295S for refined bond 729T3 for fee
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CoXE AND OUNNELL.-These gentlemen are
always bringing ne something good in the
periodical line. Last night they laid
Frank zeslie's New Monthly, the Waverly
Magazine and Police Gazette upon our Ia
HE
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Il is rumored that Capt. Oliver viii be
appointed Provost Marshal in place Of Capt
Hunter Brooke, who, as our readers know,
is transferred 10 another responsible posi-
tiou
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Fill rEoM A wlEDow.-on Monday night
Charles Parker of this city, fell from a win
dow in Masonic Temple, in Louisville
iniuring himself severely.
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GEN. PAHEHuKsT's HEADQUARTERs.-Thres
prisoners were released yesterday, two took
the oash, and eighteen refugees were sent to
their homes.
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Rebellion Ended T!
Riddleburger Still in the Ri cid
PAT. WALSH and JOHN JON IS,
IN cHANcERY AT LEBANON

Marion b. hitfcui ana otnersJ
In thiscase, il appearing 10 the saasEetisn o. NJ
Clerk and Mssiaf. thai the stgiendant Marion 81
kitren one II he deiendAnte. b non-reasdanl III
he state u Tennessee, 30 that the ordlnarv pro-
cess az Law cannot De served upun HIM, tls there-
3D. e. Ordered that publ cation b made far tour sr.-
cesslye weeks IN the Nashville lnion, aneEspspeF
puhished in the cify 81 Nashville, re4alrinR SAD
defendant, % appear a. the next Terra 81 tie
Cllancery Court, % b held ir the town Of Lso-
anon on he second Monday iu October neKts llkia3
then and there % plcad snsWeE, o. aelnHr e e1n-
pls.naats hli or the same wlll bs taken for eco
isssed, a. 20 HIM, and SCI Tor hearing a. ParlA
ORNIIIlE 6EEkh.
Iunels-E3r Clerk end has.oEs
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Cot. CRASE.-NOthing Of note occurred in
Col. Cranes trial yesterday. The Colonel
seems in good spirits, and does not antici'
pate any untoward result.
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The rooms Of the military commission
trying Champ FurgusOn are on High street.
near Broad, Witnesses have had some DIFF
6eulty in fnding the place.
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WHAT sHE sURGE0Es SAY or THR "a
MaRIILNS REMEnTE.
For Sale,

Drain PIPE. for 81 purposes q lnde1giarn.i
~ Duauing. composed Of impeI,ailelie. so
cheaper than any CHER durable flne.
J G. pkAFER,
i1ns2e-ic g MI -, Cnc unae, Q.
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By an act Of the Legislature every voter
hust get q certifcats Of Registration froaa
DE Clerk Of the County Court in the county
h which he lives before he can vote.
Clerks Of counties can be supplied by ap-
plicaiion to this Office, or by mail, enclosing
Iunds.
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GoSr Hoxr.-The only troops leaving
yesterday was battery X, LIST Michigan ar
tillery. They are en- route 10 Detroit, to be
mustered out.
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We draw a, sight. and at sixty days,
on LONDON, Pans, FEANKFosT' ana -
other principal eities Of EaF0Pe'
Parties opening eurrent accounts. may
deposit and draw AZ their eonVenieh's'
me same as with the crr BANKS aud
viii Be allowed interest on al balances
o yer oNE THOusAND DOIlARs. Al the rae
o. rouR per cent pr snnu"- orae''
10 the purchase or sale Of various Issues
Of Government and other Stocks. Bones
ana Gold. sxe-utea on Commission.
iua sl-sOds4
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Mr. !. N. Rhodes will accept " thanks
for The Chimney Corner and other inter
esting reading matter.
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We are indebted 70 VA Enrich = r.
Tor The Louisville Journal Of yesterday Ian
on our table Immediately sner 49, -,
Of the trsia.
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Lou1svmIE.-Col Horace Ready, an
ex-Confederate officer who resides in Muir
freesboro, Tennessee, is now in Louisville,
XIV
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The forced auction sale Of dry goods, no.
tions, etc, ETC., will be continued this NOM
ing al 10 o'clock by Geo. Shields L Co.
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The Boayd of Alderman met yesterday.
We haven't room for the proceedings this
morning.
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We are obliged to Mr.. C. Collier for the
latest Cincinnati aud Louisville papers.
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Ex-Gov. Harris is said 10 be residing in
Pueblo, Mexico.
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Blind Tom drew a magnificent house, last
night.
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The Soldiers Friend 4,
$50 Reward.

CTRAYED CT stolen ron the Market House, on
y the morning Of July It'll, one DARK BAY
HORS <. heavy black mane and tail, small crop off
let ear black legs years Cd, and about 70 hands
high Had on hog-skn saddle snd light colored
bridls. Any person giving information concerning
han will eGeiVe the above reward by applying 20
iyT-n ADAM cos.
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les, potluFe cuf5 Iuf
eonorrhoa. elect. STRUCTURES.
sAMARITANs GIFT.

Sent BY mail IN q piHih envelope
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Veperial
Diseases, eta.
SBMARITAE ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered 70 the pHblic a. a positive cure.
SfPHlLls Ok NI.N1lslAL 1,i51asE,aj ne pa
.MARITANS ROOT AND HERb JUICES j. he
most potent certain and etectual remedy ever pre-
scribod Il reaches and efadcate8 every particle Of
the yensresl poison, - that me cure y thorough
and permanent Take then. Of this Purifying Rem
sdy and be healed, snd not transmit p your pos-
tety that for which you may repent IN aiicr years.
Do NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced inctrahle, the
EGulArilan's Root and Zero juices VII remove every
vsssiae Of impurities nom the system veil a. All
abs had effects Of Iner-urT.
FEMALESI FEMALE8l!
In rnanv Affections With which aumbers o. Fe-
males sufler, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES De-
most hrtppily alapted-ln Dicersied Uteus, n Leu
ssorrhu ~ in bearing doNu, Failing Of he womb.
Debit '. and for all complaints incident % the sex
SAmaritan's Wash
j., in es,se q syphilis. used in couiuscfon Win
fha Root and Herb juices- Ful drecnols.
The ef Ecacy Of thsse remedies i alike sccn0Hl-
edged b. plyscians and pailclis lney ere used
in the e. 9. Hospitals, thus relionag % heslsl
LdGnY o. ftuF uitfl tl4llleAa-
FIuss ~ Bziti1l0rs sua-
WHAT SHE SUEGROFs SAY or Tx "a
MARI1IhS REMEDIES.
ssPosr HosFrrzE- F0zl NASSAU,
Baltimore, Nd, FEB. ., lssl-
fI have crest sttsiacdon 10 stating thsi haFs
used "Ts SuzG1tU kzAsdies' for Nercret l-s-
ease in is E1ost custonary formi that have ll1
them With iudrnert, discretion, and prQpeflyi ana
I have found tenn % respond 20 ny ante patioaa
promptly and efecs1z.iy. hnoslas -. 49,
and A. fr A. ny uze Ct them sria1ds res7rr-e1d
/ fss.s .t-rrsriv. A1FzED c. B0Nras
ssksadstzut Surgeon sth Ngs YORK VoiiH
Lfnbs tnderrto0d that these remedies are a
recornuersses ard I'll positively clrs The eiseaaes
| foT Hhich they are cilsred
| Prce on Mae Packages, 6atnaritan's efh gl.to
Female 500; Rect and Hero Julce g. D.; Wasi
sold b. ". ,. 4 Q. y. SMITH, Druggists,
corner Cnureh and Niae stfests
hasHyILE, IKss.
Desmond . o.. Propnssors. sls Rsas streets
} PniiadeipnaA-
janIe-eln.
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Attention Printers !

NASHVILLE, TExx., July Z, 1865.
Mr. sam. Iathrop and Mrs. Post:
no VS. CAMrHoN a CO., Tublshers UHion. Or.
To suouni que for printing programmes
and advertising, "
Absc0rded without paying the amount,
besides leaving indebtedness to other par
-. nfnrer Slnn n
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vote, Yoteil yote,ll

FOR Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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fuR JOS OFFIoE.-We are executing every
soription of plain and fancy Job Print
"a in the neatest style, and at the lowest
3 ices. al this Office.
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For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
serew. win be sold ebesp for cash.
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The weather vas quite pleasant Yesterday
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louisville and N..h-In. naIIro.a--cA.ns.

The trains on the L-uisyille snd Nashville Raj
- .,.-5r.. end ,8-,,,-+ q. f-4lou-e.
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osrPn B. QurxBT, Of the National BSHHer,
bur sole Adv.rtising Agent for Gin
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NrP. EArox & Co., are cur sole Adver-
.si6r Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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gashrille Aniolt.
6H. CAaEEoS s co. Publishers.

WEDNESDAY, JULY y, 1865.
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FEBFALEsl FEHFALra1I

In rnany afect01s With which numbers o. Fe-
males suffer, the ROOT Ard HERB JUICES BE-
most hFtTpily adapiedn Dicersied Uteruas IN Leu
ssorrlo ~ in bearing doNu, Failing Of he Womh.
~. - --- 81 cn----.---- --r-aa-- b n. -
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DIE

On the Sd instant, at O'Clock a: m, EDWARD
WILTON, infa ut son of Joseph aud Mary A.
Tucker. in the seventh month OF bis sges
The fuRersl will take place on Sunday afterne0n.
a clock from the residenc Of its parents is
= street east between 9th ant 7th, (Nayy YARD, }
which the friends OF the family are invited 70 st
tend
On the Sd instant. at 10 O'Clock Mrs.. MARY nj.
DI fiEt, IN the 65th year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
speetully invited to attend the funeral from nef
Late resiaenct No. 81 corner OF l2th ana Il Bus
on Monday msrnins, the 5th Instant, ct 10 ociock.
The remains will be taken TO ct. Pstrick's Church
and after Appropriate religious services. Will Dc
lily vault OF Mr.. Richard Petit
On friday i5orhing I'd inst. in the 18th year Of
Breast.
The friends and relatives of the family are re
spectiuily Z. 9ussted 10 attend her funeral from
the Methodist Protestant Church. NAVY Yard, en-
Sunday afternoon al y. O'clock Alexandria
Va, apers please copyl lie 2.2ts
sIpGtorgetown. on the 18th dav NJ Nav LILLY
EsT1LLA, daughter OF Sarah b, and Joseph b.
Wells, A2sd montas ana niue DAYS
7Ccnnecticut papers. Waterbury American and
New Haven Palladium please copy.l
rH-The funeral OF the late Lieut. LUDIN A
BAR8IE. viii take place from ST John's Cbarnh.
GeorgetoSn q. on Tuesday. June 9th, nt1 y N His
frieaas are invited 10 attend Oh the occasien, =
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SAIL OF ARMY MULES.
QuagrzRNAsTEE GEsERAL's OFFICE

QraRrzRNAsTEE GEsERAL's OfVIcE, !
WASHINGTON. D. O., Nay e. 1855.
posed of at pm bile sale at Washington.
The safee will continue until the number ofani-
mails is reduced In properties to the REDUCTION of
the armies. nov going on rspidly
There are Ia the armies of the Pote mac, OF the
Tennessee; aad of Gsorgis; probshly FOUR
THousANp 0F wTpSSsn FINEST sIX.MULE
Many OF them we're bought in the beginning of
the war Is yocng mules accom- panied the armies
oushly broken, hardened by exercise, gentle and
familiar, from being 80 long surrounded BY the
The whole South is stripped Of farming stock:
anu snI taken 10 supply the armies
Thsse aSin,s ssre fola a. pT6lis ssffi1n; TH r.
THU VALUE; and fuch .oppor tuni ii es for farm
ers to get Working animals 10 stock Their farms,
and for drovers and dealers stock to make good
specuiatloas by prrebssUg thsu aai disposias Of
thsEa in the Sou.a- will ueyer occur ssala;
H. o. mEIGs.
80 QcAEserl.Asear Camera.
.mS ss-esf Srevet G&ies GenssAi.
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RY GRIlE Il WILLIAMS, Auctionssrs.
PUBLIC sALETI MILES FROM ran oIrY,
ON THE z TIL STREET ROAD. OF VALUABLG
lARM AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

PUBLIC SALE FIVE MILES FROM TAN CITY.
On THE III STKEET ROAD. OF VALUABLE
FARM AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
On MONDAY MORNING. June 8, will sell. on
mons," the estate Of the late DARIUS Oissett.
fronting on the 18th street road i've miles from tina
city, and running back to Rock Creek. on which
there is q good Meadow. This Farm was highly
improved by it's late owner. There are several
beAuuful building sites convenient to never-fsl
ing springs, and 1t 10 web supplied with wood. II
edjoina the fsfms of Mr.. Lay and Mr.. John B.
SPRING, the residence of Hon r. P. Blair. Per-
to Mr.: John B. olagett or Mr.. Jsaaea seidsn,
At the same time and place will be sold the fol-
lowing personal property:-Buckeyo Mower and
Reaper, but little used MoCormicks Reaper,
two horse Wagon and Harness, four good Work
Horses, one yoke we'll matched Oxen, tn orc ughiP
broken and very large, Cutting Boxes. Corn
Also, $50 cords well seasoned Pine and Oak Wood.
which has been hsuled from the woods and corded
farm road half mile from the TIA street
Also. Large Close Carriage, two Open oasris ses.
for one and two horsss, Reckaway and Bu&gy. and
q Market Wagon for two horses, n good order.
The sale will commence with the Personal Prop
erty, at 10 CLOCK precisely. and the Farm will Be
Terms For the Personal Property. cash. For
the Farm, one third cash; BALANCE in one and I've
years. for notes bearing intsrest. scared by q
deed of trust on the premises; or al cash. ~ the
option of pu cheaer.
payment of 800 win be required oa the Earn,
as soon IS bidef. aad all convsYancins and stamps
s' 'es' q 'ui'a RHEN & WILLIAMS. Aacts
my OF andLds Initial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-03
DYy. Q. MCGUIRE & co, Auohoneers.

TWO STORY BRICK ROUSE ANp TWO LoTe
LOCATED ON 9Th sTRART, BET HESN
On MoRDAY AFTERNOON, June 5. at O'Clock.
on the premises. we shall sen Lots Nos. and o:
%, Square No. AL, situated on 9th street vest.
between N and streets north. improved By .
nearly new two stery brick dwelling House. CON
'1 mysd ct tA &c. MCGUIRE c.. Auciz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-03
RYy. MCGUIRE Il co., Aucsionssrs.

HANDsOME BUILDING LOT IN TEN SECOND
WARD: ON NORTH eTR1ET, BETWI1N
18th AND 18th eTREETs.
o clock on the premises, We shall sell Lot No 2
in Kihgmans subdivision of Square north OF
18th and l4th sts, and running back With an aver.
age depth of s. feet to Rhode Island avenue:
Terms: One third cash balance in Gil AID twelve
mo nths, with secured notes bear! eng interest
chaser J. @. Mcguire Il CO.,
AuctioneeYs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-03

bIR H. ID. BARR, from Edward r. Kelly!
leading tailoring tailoring establishment o.
r Philadelphia, will be at Wizards Hotel from
June I'd TO 9th. inclusive, after p. m, to show
samples and take orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-03
RYJAs. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aaotionssrs.

ENCEbL ENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
- HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
To besold at auction at tae residence Of Dr.. !.
b. keasby, No. 457 9th street, be$Eeen . and r.
on TUESDAY MORNING, June G. commencins az
10 clock. We name in part
Mahogany Suite of Psrlor. nurniturs, upaoI-
stored in Red Plush
Damask and Lace Curtains .F
Marble top Center and Sofa Tables
Wainut " hat Not, Man tie GTp meats
Velvet psrlor Carpet. Rugs
Cottage Chamber Suites ~ "
Mattresses, Beds and BeddSng -.--
= Oh amber Car pets and Mating d ..-
China. Glass and Crockerg Ware
Dining Ro n Furniture
Kitchen Requisites, etc, etc
JAS @. MCGUIRE Co, AuEs.
jes Intel. &c Ohron.l arr.