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DRY GOODS.


CEILING AT COST!
EVERYTHING AT COST FOR THIRTY DAYS:
LAWNS, MO2AHBIQUES,
BAKEGES. TISSUEs,
LINEN DRILLINGS,
WHITE LINEN DUCK. ~
MARSEILLES, INSERTlNGs
EDGINGS RUFFLISGS, LACES
NAISSOOKS. CAMBRICS,
SWISSES, -DIMITIES.
GRENADINES and MUSLlNS io." s'hwS''
ALPACAS, CREPE,
MARETI BLACK CREPE,
TAMARTINES, BLACK HERNANls,
NORWICH CLOTH.
CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS,
PARASOLS, FANS,
OK BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS
NITS, SHIRT BOSOMS,
ENGLISH HOSIERY.
GLOVES,
TABLE CLOHS
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
QUILTS &c.
Call and secure great bargains ut
WILLIAM THALIIIMER & SONS,
No. sIs broad street between Third and Fourth
and No. 1873 Main street (Ezekiel's old stand).
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Hon. Tbaddeus stevens is still in Was

ington City. He is in quite feeble state of
health, ut:hopes to take his departure for
Lancaster on Thursday next. TO friend
who called on him yesterday he expressed
doubt as to whether he should be able to re-
turn to the capital at the next meeting of
Congress. -FoTneys Chronicle.
The value of the hay crop in this country
this year is estimated at over 5000, 900, 900.
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BUTLER DESCRIBED BY REPUBLICAN,
SENAToR.-Senator FOWLER, in his last
speech in the Senate, calls BUTLER a liar,
thief, periurer, scoundrel, fend, reptile, and
traitor to his country, who should have
been hanged long ago. So we learn from
the New York Tribune.
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The Springfield Republican says: " The
whites now disfranchised at the South
ought to be admitted to civil rights as soon
as possible" g... . ,.
OIL. Grant says he is strong in the Re
publican faith, always has been, and al
ways intends to be- -.......
The annual story of men carried over
Niagara Fails .elicits the devout aspiration
of an exchange shat they may be hackmen.
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Mr.. Vallandigham defines loyalist as a
man who stands with one hand stealing, and
the other holding up the flag. As long as
one hand holds up the flag the other may
steal and steal, and it is all right.
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Anobjection is made to Dana's sNe,o. York.
Sun "that it supports both candidates for
the Presidency, and endeavors to be neu-
trail at the same time"
! P. u. sibley, member of the Democratic
State Central Committee of CALIFORNIA;, has
written letter in favor Of Grant and Col
fax,
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q AND srrLL Tasr CoxE.-The cl s;ehsrd
Plaindedlsr says that the hon. .. nieI life.
Gregg, oesAurora, Dearborn ooa my org a
long Wing, and Republican az Inc o nghl;c,
zation of that party, came OUT, ,ln SEYMOUR 9
speech in Aurora, last week, ior %. 00A
and Blair. ~
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NEW GOODS-NEW GOODS
~ VALENTINE PLACE.-We have just re,
ceiyed our supply of SPRING and SUMMEh
GOODS, consisting In part Of DRESS TRi ~
MINGS, WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &c. We
desire 70 call the special attention OF the ladies 70
our well-selected stock Of Embroidered and Ihrea"
Edgings, Real Lace Collars and Laces, EN-
broidered Handkerchiefs, Parasols, &C., which W.
are Offering ut very low figures.
- ARMISTEAD &c BtBB,
ap II corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

TITO PHYSICIANS.-We invite your at
II tention to the following new preparations
ELIXIR GENTIAN, with CHLORIDE OF
IRON; ".
ELIXIR PEPSINE, STRYCHNIA, and BIS
MUTH;
SYRUP OF SARsAPARILLA, with IOD1DE
OF CALCIUM;
SYRUP OF CITRATE OF IRON and QUl-
NINE
WINE OF CALISATAi
TANNATE OF BISMUTH,
with many other standard and oillclnal relneales.
MEADE & BAKER,
." Practical Pharmaceutists,
ivo 9l0 Main street.
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General Blair invited General Grant TO
breakfast on Monday in LeaVenworth, and
the Communicating Chief accepted the invi-
tation of the "ablest General in the volun-
teer service" Let US have peace!
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a,yorHE .sTzsrroH:"---Fhe- W ss G.
Herald is greatly disguised because Mr. -, y.
D. d. Robertson, Hitherto strong Repupl,
s snsscb at Seymour ratification meeting IN
9 RponnviIle q few days since. 1t calls him q
g traitor, y renegade, J" '&c.--Ne'0 a4as0@'y
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
co.-o.rordence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

uTnus;,d .Weather-Saggestton to Farmers
about Fallouing-FTre-NarTooo ESCAPE
of Ladies from the Burning Buad'"g z,
Arres-Comt-room Crowded. ao'm n; we
droes-tarde Re,cdrd 0fred-A M'H.
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TEMPORARY b. EMOVAL.

TEMPORARY b. EMoVAL.
We hSve for the n 'esent remoVedto
NO. ns BROAD STREET
between Fonrth and p III s'ree'S'
until our new store is completed, and shall con.
tinue to offer our entire stot Aoi
DRY GOODS, &C., AT AND BELO, COST.
HIRsH & GUGGEyBElA HER'
W. G. KEAN, JULIUS SrRAUs, T. II. Gil. W.
RY, Statesmen. ~
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Joshua Hill, the new Radical senator
from Georgia, made speech the other day
in which he said he wanted no militia OF
any sort in Georgia. A hard hit ut Congress.
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COURT ORDERS.

VTIRGINIA.-AtRu Rules held in the clerks
Y Office or the Court Of the county OF Acco-
mac ON the nrst Monday In August, A. ID. one iiGa-
sand eight hundred aad sixty-seyeI, the same DC
ing the ffth day OF the said month ,,,t,
George Il. CroSsweu .............-....'.-fta ii't'
against aAs ,,
Edward Jones. .beieiH'NH
~ CHASCERi. -,
The object OF this suit Is 70 subject certain ua
or parcel of land, situated In said county,
ing six acres more or less, belonging 70 Tug us
fendant to the satisfaction Of Judgment renee
in favor OF the plaintiff against the detehdsns iV
thirsy-eigh. dollars and eight cents faoosk VIZ"
interest thereon from the hrst day OF Janast3i ~
D. 1851 aud for the further sum OF nineteen So
andtwenty-nine cents 1872 49,, with interes. n
from the twenty eighth day Of December a. -
1852 an. clerk OF
the said court that the defendant Is az lis
nf this State on the motion OF the pla!ntih. u. -
connsei IL is ordered that the said defendant ~
near here Within one month after due pab!!ea,rt
81 this order and do What Is necessary 70 pwsSci
his Interests; and that this order be pi nj .
once week for four successive weeks In u,e ,,y.S
s,atch newspaper published In the clty VI ~ IN,
inond and also posted AZ the front door =" " the
COURTHOUSE OF this county OH the hfai "a! " 'I
next term OF tho said court. u,,pprS
eNpy-Teste l.: Is; ~, e.
jy2l-TuiYa Deputy forJ. W. 9''''' ~ y ~.
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HAYTI.

SALNAvE holds Port au Prince against
the insurrectionary forces under General
PErIoN FAUBERT, who menaces the town
with battery of two guns at distance of
half mile from it. SALNAvE made sally
upon this battery, and was partially sue
cessiul, having spiked one gun and stopped
FAUBERT's firing for a while. From the
town, Fort Bizoton shells the insurrection-
its. The palace of Port au Prince is de-
Tended by seventy guns. @'H
During O reaction in favor of SALNAvE
at Leogoane several prominent insurgents
were captured and sent to SALNAvE, who,
on the It'll July, had them shot, in spite of
the circumstances of the American Charge
d'Affairs, Mr.. HoLLISTER. Their names
are NJ. DANT0N, the richest proprietor III
Leogoane; General DoRyILLIER, General
DERUsAN, and General LocHAR. One of the
captiyes, UssIADE by name, was reprieved.
Life is not valued much in Hayti.
Several attacks had been made on Port
au Prince, but were repulsed with loss. /. A
number of refugees in the United States
Embassy had been elected by the American
Minister upon the demand of SALNAvE,
who had ordered them into exile. A part
of them retreated to the British Minister'S
Mr.. ST.. JoHN--and that gentleman is said
to have INDUCED in very denunciatory Ian
,uage towards our Mr.. HoLLlsTER, which
very much excited the latter. 1t is said
hat Mr.. HoLLisTER had previously sworn
hat these refugees should be protected,
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NJ N E r. a l. 49, " "a 4 l T. Il n %,
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR,
ROCkBRIDGE ALUM,
HEALING, .'-
ALLEGHANY,
CONGRESS,
HIGH ROCK SARATOGA,
all received direct. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
WIS Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
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DsED,

1t the residence Of her son, In Hehrfcc county,
on the Ist instant, at 10 O'Clock T.. NJ, 'ELIA-
RETIf sHaRPE. In the seyenty-sixih year OF hcr
age. Native Of Fgvershan. Kent England.
Baltimore Sun please cory s'ss r. % ~ -,
On Saturday evening the lst Instant "a
BANICK, Infant of William Il. ana y. a.
Cowardin, aged nineteen months.
The funeral took place from the First Baptist
church on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, I'd instant.
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CUGAR-COATED PILLS.-The attention
y of physicians and others Is called to my stock
NJ SIIGA k-COATED PILLS and GRANULES.
have In store the most complete assortment In the
city from the best manufacturers, which can sci!
at manufacturers prices. Catalogues and price
lists furnished on application. JOHN w. RI
SON, Apothecary and Druggist, corner Main and
Third streets, Richmond Va. s7a myl
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MARRIED.,

On the 2Sth instant, by Rev. A. +. Dickinson, a
Leigh-street Baptist church. V. r. HODGES
Esq, and Miss GEORGIA w. JOSEPH; all o.
this CITY,
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The Negro Republics.

The late intelligence from the "so-called u
Republics of Hayti and St. Domingo is
quite characteristic. The kilograms pub
lished by us yesterday announced that SAL
NAVE was still holding out in Hayti, accord
ing to news from Kingston, Jamaica, to the
18th July and that BAEz, in San Domingo,
was doing likewise, under somewhat COM
plicated troubles and not very favorable
prospect. The full details of the papers
since to hand convey to us what is not
more conclusive of the fates Of the two
leaders, but give some particulars of pecu-
liar interest at the present time.
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The Richmond Examiner during the War !;
OF, The Writings of John M. Daniel.
With Memoir of His life. By his
brother, FREDERICK S. DANIEL.
This scmetime-promised book has been
issued. Il contains the most notable edito-
rails written by tie late JOHN NJ. DANIEL
during the war. As ws have already stated,
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NTOTICE.-This is to caution the pubic
,ran, .rsdnins my wife, CATHERINE
LoI, MEa ON my account, for any'hins, as NIL
net my snr debt SHE contracts from this DATE.
ANTHONY x HOLMES.
mark
Witness: JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD, Jh. a..
RICHMOND, July u, 1875. ~"
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SELTZER APERIENT,
y SEIDLITZ POWDERS,
SODA POWDERS,
CONGRESS WATER,
CITRATE MAGNESlA,
CHLORIDE LIME,
strictly prime HOPS, for sale by
DAVIS Il SIMS, Druggists,
ivo7 1901 Main street. corner of Twelfth
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STOVES, TENWARE, &c.

SCHoOL CIRCULARS printed at short
- notice, In thebest style Of the art at the Dis
PATCH PRISTING-HOUSE.
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AND BLAIR.

LABELS executed in
| the hest styles, at reduced rates, q: the DIS
PATCH PkISIIN HOUSE. ..s..a....
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DECKING VINEGAR, &C.

Misunderstanding that certain
IN persons have been circulating reports about
the city that did not give full weight In my coal
take This method Of pronouncing such reports as
maliclously false, and would thank my friends 10
show this 10 any person making such state
ments. Respectfully.
au 81 u. - .---- CHARLES H.tPAGE.
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To II. R. Dunn, Esq, Bloomington, Ill.
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DROPOSALs FOR RATIONs AND FUEL FOR
LIGHT VESSELS &C.
pPOPOsALs FOB FUEL AND Hay.
S,rp,.S ~ Ma S % Is

HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF TIE PLATTy1
CHEF QUARIERaAsTE OFFICE. ,
OMAHA. AEB MAJ .. ISIS
Sealed BIDS, IN da PHI cate. with si gned
by two Tee pOnsible persons, nOt bidders. and
cOmpsnied BY deposit of s 90. Will be received
until 10 . clock a m; on SATURDAY. J, ne %,
los for the delivery Of the following nam Sup
plies at the points desi gpated
FORT KEARNEY, NEBRASKA.
$50 cords Wood and y23 tons Hay.
FORT MCPHERSON. NEBRASKA
I.f-s cords Wood ana 600 tons Hay.
NORTH PLATTE. NEBRASKA.
10 cords W God and IS tons Hay.
FORT sEDGWICk, COLORADO.
So cords wooc and 40 tons Hay.
SIDNEY, NEBRASKA.
20 cords Wood and Is tons Hay
TORT D. A. RUSSELL, DAKOTA.
5000 cords Wood and 500 tons Hay
FOkT STEELE, DAKOTA.
LOO cords wood end SIS toni Hay.
CAMP DOUGLAS. UTAH.
LOO cords wood and SIS tons hay.
Bids are invited for hay in stack or In bales.
Bids will be received for any portion OF the SUP
plies required, and must be made separately Tor
The delivery Of the sup plies to commence UPON
the perfecting Of the Contracts and fth Of the
whole amount TO be delivered each month until the
delivery 10 Hpleted
Full Conditions will be INSIDE !, , hno.n and blank
bid. furnished on ARRics'iosa a. h, ms once
heretofore failed to comply with their agreements
By order Of Breyst MAJOR GENERA A99rr.
Brsvet Rrgsdier Geserd,
ea6, Chief QuArternaster.
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AUCTION SALES:
rms AFTERNOON.
Bf L. E s.aI !. 4 s co, ass,ss,ssssrs.
6euthvsst eorSsr IsesS svssse "A "a sex>~s
cnAScrH{ sA 4hI O n, I1 81 PROPERTY

cHAHCKR{ sALE OF IHRRoyEp PRoPERfY
IN JHB Sixth WARD.
ny virtue Of decree q The supreoe Court Of the
On ths ath day q Nay, iss, 10 The cause q Janes
sasr for sss g RsSie sssssss I. io.i q prem.
s,s O'Clock pslt Of Lot 10. .. x Ssss1e Me- M &
ton besnsine for the ssid Part Of lot al the soutS
with the line Of Eighth strees east exeSts ~
south TO A. alley in the rear Of said lot fbeins no
feet inch, more or Lees thence soutk With the
east to said Eighth strse, and place Of besinniss.
With the impro, ements thereon, cousietiur OF \
Also, part Of lot No. lin square No. &c. Of the
authentic ground plan or plat Of the said city Of
Washington beginning for the said part Of LOT st
point on south street IT the distance Of one hun.
dred and sixty eight CesD feet eight and one hall
e1sl inches from the southeast corner Of said
sasare, and ruhning thence west with the line 81
said south street fifteen (l5l feet four
I'll II OF an inch, thence eastUardly ffteeu usl
feet four (G inches, and thence sou n ninety We
t?s feet six to inches 70 said south street ana
consisting of frame dwelling house
The hrst mentioned property fronts on Eighth
street EAST, Just opposite the Marine Barracks and
east. in the immediAfe vicinity. ''''"'" '''es'
Persons deeirous Of making q good investment
viii hpd i TO their advantage TO attend this sale
Part Of lot No. -, In square No. sos, will be inst
Terms: One-third cash, the residue in three
equal payments OF six, twelve, and eighteen
months, the purchaser giving his not.s, sstisfae-
OF sale Title deed TO be retained until the whole
OF the pure base meney i paid. An conve, sncins
ana clamps 81 the cost OF the purchaser, Adepo.tt
aox be rsau AssGR vi eiS -S
my 80 eo&ds w. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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EVENING STAR
LATE rELEeRAMs, &c.

south Carolina b q part Of the circui, Jsrss-
diotion Of the Chief Justice Of the Unne6
States, and Chief Justice Chase Is expected 70
PRESIDE IN Charleston about the middle OF this
Judges have resided within the limits OF the
STATE Judge Bryan hss been dsscharging the
duties OF ooth district ana circuit Judee.
The foroham races commence at New Yort
to-day, and will be continued on THURSDAY
and saturday. The largest number OF horses
were al the Fashion Course Yesterday. Lsfy
LoNeii run match for sl.00a mile heats an
nsIness, eeaung Dooy's bay geldins. Tirae-
AS, 2.SS, 80.
the Republicans have been generally success
ful but with reduced maiorit,es some ooua-
ues in the interior winch gave Republican
msjorities in April, have gone Dpnoorauc.
and IL is thought many negroes must have
voted the Demoerauc ticket while some dad
not vote at all
The Democratic State Convention 20 meet NJ
Nashville. Tennessee, to-day, promises 60 b..
the largest held Ter years. Johnson and Pen
dleton are the only names seriously mentioned
in connection with the Presidential nomln.-
tion.
The device adopted for the new national nag
for the Dominion Of Canada is descrIbed
follows; "A white Held, containing a garland
of autumnal maple leaves, bound with the Or
der of the Garter, aud surmounted with
imperial crswn, the lrrepressiole Drawer, and q
OF maple an
AT Memphis, yesterday, negro boy wounded
Gilbert Tanner ana shot Leonard Brown. his
broiher-in-law, with a shotgun. killing him
instantly. for threatening 10 whip him The
boy escaped.
A cahie dispatch states that Chief Justice
Cockburn has declared that the charge OF Iu dye
Blackburn to the grand Jury which refused 10
indict Ex-Governor Eyre, OF Jamaica, h con-
trary to the opinion Of a majority Of the court.
Chief Justice Chase charged Jury in Rica-
mond yesterday 10 the effect that all bonds.
drafts, notes. &c, idrawn during the war ian
the Confederate States and payable in North
ern States are illegal and cannot be recovered
at law.
Further Indian depredstions are reported on
the Upper Missouri. Two soldiers had ben
killed al Camp Reeves, within sight OF their
tents, and the steamer Hernwood fired on sbovs
Bsrthold.
Callicott and Enrieht have been placed IA
the Albany, New York, penitentiary, WHERE
they will serve out their terms Of Imprison-
ment.
The State Auditor of Virginia announces
that there will not BE- money IN the Treasury 10
pay the July interest on the State bonds.
The Board of Visitors 10 the Naval AcSde-
my. in their. report, commend the sdmInistrs-
ton OF affairs there by Admiral Porter.
The Massachusetts Senate has passed the
bill appropnating S35,uOa,VUO 10 complete the
Hoosac tunnel.
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Desperate A,,.mp, a, SELF. uurd.,

On Wednesday morning, a girl living IA
West Houston street, under the de plarse
OF Ida Healev, was committed AT the jefferson
Market Police Court TO BE- sent, 10 the house OF
the Good Shepherd. From the manner an which
she acted ~ was surmlsed that she was not X
actly right in he mind, so she was placed an
one OF the large reception rooms Of the prison
alone. and a woman detailed TO keep watch
over her, as she had repeatedly declared thar
she would take her life, and thus put end 10
her troubles
Between and O'Clock in the evening. while
Mr.. Smith. one of the prison keepers, was max
ing his usual rounds, the woman detailed 10
watch over the unfortunate girl came rushing
down the stairs, and informed him that she
had hung herself, whereupon he ran up stzIrs
and found her suspended from one of the door
knobs; about 81 feet from the floor, to all APP
pearanoes dead. He immed lately raised her
up, and succeeded in untying her from the
knob. after which a messenger was dispatch he'd
for physician, and in a short tine she was
again restored 10 consciousness, although feeble
and weak.
had taken towel and pocket handkerchief.
tied them together, putting one end around her
neck and the other round the knob of the door,
throwing her weight upon it-her feet resting
upon the floor; and in this position, had II not
been for the timely arrival Of Mr.. 3, she would
have died.
Ida assigns as a reason for her attempted
suicide that she was tired of living, and expe-
rienced remorse for the sorrow and disgrace
she had brought upon her mother. Several
years ago she says she was seduced by a ser
geant OF the police of this city; that she lived
with him for some time, when he abandoned
her and left her to her shame: since which time
she has led an abandoned life.
The girls real name is Mary +. Roberts. and
she Is native of Massachusetts,. She Is about
y years OF age. OF prepossessing appearance,
and intelligent, evidently showing that she hss
seen better days.-NeU York Express.
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AUCTION SALES.
Rr COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks With J. u. AeGuirs Col
southwest orner Of Penn avenue end llth ctr Set
Star Once Building.

xxTEkSIyE SALE OF VALUABLE RlAL rs
11hhTE mi, MITBtN ONE NILE Ply o. nMAsaIsa,
METRoPULis VIEW e' 'AAN ~
b. virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
cags. wherein Middleton q q are comp ain ass
snd Bern ct al. are deieodants. the un5enisntd
tha, valuable tract Of land esllei !" Metropoiis
ton city, al the isSminus Of Iinccln avenue opp.
site Glenwood Cemetery. and binding on what is
eisd ssssue. Containing sss ssres more or less less,
Il being the Homestead -f the late washington
The trustees have had the property carefully ser
yeyed and sub diyidedinto thiry i've l,s, contain.
fots i to Is. Inclusive. commences at the tsrmi.
nus Of LINCOLN avenue, and fronts on the old Bls
timbe red ard the soil unsurpassed for gardening.
and all contain most desirable and eligible sites
fer country residences, and contain from Eve to
Lots from Il to IS. inclusive. front on avenues
rich ssrden and meadow isns: With large quaint,
ties Of heavy timber containing many of the meat
cof"a the o.pte and
ing country, and contain from hve to thirtyone
Lot 20 il improved by . comfortable Frame Dwell
ling and stable. This and the adioi ming lots are
market garden Tor number Of years nH'H u'eN - g
Lot g ,s improved BY good two , story and attic
water a the dor ANA IS and s.rasn
Lot has one of the finest springs on it in the
Lot 81 is improved BY q large and commodious
s.s
ng thirteen large and airy rooms. with four rooms
in the Easements. Also, brick stable carriage.
fine pump Of water near tie house, The grounds
aIouid the dwelling have been tastefully laid out
with carriage drives and walks and beautifully
ranged with cedars and other .evergreens There
|: :n a,' 2: ne peach 9Esha and other fruits The
as it overiooks the city Of and the Pc,
tomac river: This lot is well worthy the attic ntion
county residence. 's "''''.'
This "a large sale of rea, estate increasing in
resorts having plenty Of SHADE fine sprins.rHn.
worthy the stiension of capitalists and those de-.
Mr.. +. @ Maaruder, who resides upon the prem
Uses. will show the house to those DESTROYS Of see
The property will be offered as a whole, and if
the offer should be Inadequate, then it will be Of
sheS ean .ssn az the
tel!igencer, and at the Mansion House on the prem
I he sale will be peremptory. The land con.
demned by the railroad will not be included in the
sale
The trustees will require covenant from the pur.
chasers that they will slew no slaughter house or
other ri sS to De fTfses S the lots
Of sale IS by the
equal instalments, payable at six, twelve, and
eighteen months from day of sale; said deferred
pay to bear from day CT and be
the satisfaction Of the trustees; and upon payment
Of the last note the trustees are 70 give
at time Of sale. Conveyancing and revenue stamps
at the purchasers cost.
JOHN A. MIDDLETON.
THOMAS W. BERRY, Trustees.
W. d. DAvIDGE. Attorney
COOPER & LAT1MER,
je2,4,6. e.&I0. Auctioneers.