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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer,


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
ON llTH STREET EAsr, NEAR The Navy YARn
ohsll and wife, bearing date on the nth day ofsep
tember, 1857, and recorded in Liber j. A. s. No ii2
S. pR ne d s il n..
o'clock .. W., on the premises Lat No O. in So1are
between south nj and streets, by III feet inches
aeeP 70 ~, loot alley with the improvements, con
basement, injured by rej stable, slaughter house
months. with int rest from day SALE secured BY deed
WIT. f9t Rs And 20. compiled
the night to resell upon one wssl notice. ss tSs
risk and expense of the defauting purchaser. All
oonveyancins az The expense of The purchaser.
lie l-eo.d. EDWARD r 4. n GREhN Tfp %sss
BY BARNARD & BUCkEY; Georgetown.
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON SOUTH
subscribers at the request in Writing Of the Treas
y, nrer ofths Ge2rgetown Bgidins Association, and
to said ASSOCIATION. will IN virtue Of r. oer,sie
deed Of tust from said Waugh to them, dated iith
nny, iS5, sell at public auction in front Of the prom
the Lot of Ground and three story Brick House
thereon situated the south side OF Bridge st eet,
west of and to the house occupied by John
Mountz, deceased, at the time of his death. The
Of that Width n feet e TO wid sha aleu- runs s19
Term Terms Of sale ca.6 on the payment of which the
chaser In fee at his , expense .ox
jer-a,wts wv. fR23sAdUE, Trustees.
BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST From
A: y. Waugh to the subscriber. dated the 25th DAY
oil March, In the year 1851. and made to secure GER
tam debt due the firm of T.. Pickrell Co, the sub
scrlber WI unite with Messrs. Cox aud Risaue in
the sale OF the above described premises at the time
and place and on the terms mentioned in the above
advertisement. John MARBURY. Trustee,
js 1l-2swts BARNARD & BUCkEY, Aucts
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GEORGE
TOWN FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-The subscribers
executors of the late Gen. James Thompson, decd
Will expose 10 sale, ut public auction the hghe
bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of June next
on the premises, at half past o'clock, D. m all the
right, title and interest of said deceased the fol-
Parts or Lots Nos. GO and 81, Old Georgetown,
with two Franc Dwelling Houses thereon, situated
on the east side of Jefferson street.
Also, part of the same Lots IN and 81. fronting 81
ieet, more or less Jefferson street. runnin g back
with the line of the Canal IG7I4 feet. :
diton, 80 feet front the north side Of Cav stree
and 81 1ect on the west side OF Montgomery street
And an undivided third of Lot No. 2l3, Beatty and
HawkIns's addition, fronting 9Th street, nor tn
side. $50 feet deep.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
m cash, and the balance two equal Iustal of
six aud twelve months, for which the purchaser will
be required to give their notes bearing interest to
be secured 10y decd of trust.
All convey ancng at the expense ofthe purchas ers
III the terms of Sale are not complied with within
three days, tho property will be rc-sold at the risk
of the purchasers.
III. s. TAYI,OR3
..- j. Il. ii. SMITH, ( Tx IOis.
ma D. eotds (Intell
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TEETH
M TEETH.
tN. LOOMS, N. D; the Inventor snd Patentee
SOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE.
- For lloT OR COLD DISHES OF ALL KINDS.
a II ti.,,,

This most delicious and q
SSs sSssr,@ y ON the hi IsnG 2ssn1n
from the Crimea, and since
his decease is manufacture
ed by CROSSE 4 BLACK
WE'LL, London, from the
original recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask for u
n trial, convinced that 1t
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that It will prove itself un-
ualied, either as = stimn =
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
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SUMMER RETREATS.
MoOR'S PAVILION

III ..,,-,.,,, n, REoPENED;
PnhGE Ss ssshy sa% gP%Ss WATER
landing; rltnsted on the Potomac, be- 3GAAe
tween Blackistone's Island and Piney
roint; VIII be open for the reception of visitors
The Proprietor begs leave tn state that his Table
VIII be supplied with all the delicacies of the Po-
His Bar viii be furnished with choice Wines,
| ExceIlent Bathing, good Music, good Angling,
and always plenty of Fishing and Sailing Boats to
| steamer Columbia leaves Washington every
| Wednesday at O'Clock M, AID will land at the
Terms foT Board: 3 s I per day; for week or
longer E, Is lis Is per day: q $50 Per month,
| Leonardtown, ST. Mays county, Md.
iea-2m r: J. MARSHALL, Prop'r.
WHITE HALL, -
,r, is now open for the reception of VS. itors.
| The location is most desirable, with the ocean
PaH:Ps Sne IN IF ' h. fs mast S1
ST a the GcSr
day ut o'cock to convey visitors to and from the
attention extended to guests to make their visit as
e"s p0' sRML MARcE sr PROPRIETOR TSsF
FAM Mp K EkRhNg aSth #9EEt COM
FI "HRR SFfsE of the FtUMG and pro
and the Summer Travel that they will be YENA9
5epa Hs iHr fhe RECEPTION Of guests on the l.s
Thoroughly renovated and newly furnished, are To-
Gated 10 the midst oft tn. most attractive Scenery
he ''S THE f" MTfSf!s ss
Finme, I:akes Cascades, &c. &c.
Route from New York via Norwich and Worces-
WEALTH and CONNECTICTr, daily, 5 o'clock
p. H. from Pier IL, ~. ", foot COURTiA ND ST.
~ the landing of Southern Trains. For further in
ioLnahon see small bills ofthe route at the pruci-
pal Hotels and DepOts' e. sdd s,sprrN ,ran,
je6-2m Pier IL, North River. New York.
WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
This PLEhssksFNFF' PMaS 0TyN HTsfssif RETREAT
VIII he open on tho 18th Of May, 1850. ia
The Conductors will possess eminent ycsA3
advantages for obtaining the best provis- lE.E6
IONS and dellcacIes OF the season from the Wash
lngton and Alexandria markets, such as Crabs,
Turtles, Fish. &C., besides supplies Of Mutton
WIZ Honey, &c, from the markets Of the Valley
| and Mountains adjacent to the Springs.
Passengers from Baltimore, WASHINGTON Rich
mond and the lower country, will leave Alexandria
IN the morning. and reach Buckton station nv the
Manas, as Gap Railroad at II O'Clock the same day .
Comfortable Coaches will be in readiness to con
vey v,ltors to the Springs from BucktOn, distance
one mile. From Stanton and Winche, ter daily
pne ?, "l coaches connects with the Manassas Gap
pod'u ior ist week 49,. ----- .---.S On
g 81 4. ----- .---- ----- w
IY',a,,L '-"-- .-'- $500 ----- VI
Children aud Servants half the above rates.
To iainl!leS or parties engaging Board for several
persona, n reasonable deduction will be made
Mrs. X. PRITCHARTT will have the principal
MANAGEMENT and control, aided 10y competent male
asslstants IN every department.
FRANCIS 6. FOX will DO superintendent.
ma 3 I'm
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLIsHKD RvKRY AEHRRNOOu,
SUNDAY ExoEPTED,D
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DENTISTRY, &c.

in DENTAL NOTICE,
DR. HILLS has removed his office to the rooms
long occupied by DR.. Malster, 1876 Penn;Ia~
avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts., where0pWR
he will be pleased to see all who may desire ~A1o
his SERVICES. For professional ability am kindly
permitted to refer tn DIR. Malster. ja<
M TEETH.
tNl. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee of
the MINERALPLATET TEETH, attends~
personally at his Office In this city. h&SS
Many persons can wear these Teeth who ~l4IO
cannot wear others and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my office can he accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest aud most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city, No. $50 Penn. avenue, between
9th and 10th streets; also, e7 Arch street, Philade
phia. Sc Oily
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.
" ONLY RE6ULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FoR EIsHT YRaRs.
VIA PANAMA Rhfi.RohlStD'

CAUTIONS many frauds and impositions 81
various kinds have been lately perpe- -k6AS
tIated on travellers bound TO CAIIfOR -ak2E4S
thorized agentfor passageb by the u = Mai iDes wa
Panama, IN the city Of New York, feels y hls duty
that, AVOID IMPOSITION, they must pe csrciu 20
find the true Ofios Of the Steamshlpe OF We y :.
Mail Line Wis panama Railroad. as no other once
in New York IS authorized 10 engage passage:
The Companies have only one Once ~ rev OH,
optinT on the North River, at the head Of the Com
Ply rhseIye nv sisn over tia door.
~, ~ W VEVMONn- AGENT. Nsv Vort
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WOOD AND COAL.
NOTICE, cKNrw M,R,oy,s
STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS,
CORNER I'm STREET AND CANAL.

NOTICE:
STEIN FfRE Wo0D Mills,
CORNER I'm STREET AND CANAL.
Wood Sawed in pieces for SOC. per cord.
Delivered to any part part Of Of the ety. ety.
KindIine, Cooking, aud Stove y WOOD manufao-
tuTed spd for sa? At greatly reduced prices.
IL Full measure and weight may be relied onin
McKNEw & NARROW.
u Ofhces-Cornar 7th street aud Canal, and on
IL Orders sent to either Office will receive per
sODal attention. je6 If
GALTS,' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS
town. Orders by mail, promptly attended 70. The
the fuel is delivered: 7: J. " NJ. GAIT" A'H
mar 25-iyI Foot of 18th st., below War Depart.
ShLLING AT COST.
~ a. II. KINGS F RfaiHi'ff bA AZ ART
IS LOns'ana Arsnns, bet,reen IN anil ga streets
a '@T s ssTsP" s a6
42lSN ihaii leave for Europe In July next. ~
iSY and fHNB S' GOODS s9'.S sGTs
80 French pattern Bonnets from 81 5ntoss.
1000 fine straw Bonnets, all colors, from 81 cents
aass f9 Ss M!ssss rss Shid''n' Flats
Fire Ribbons from 8 cents 10 3 cents yard,
A fine and large stock of Artificial Flowers,
Laces and Silk Mantillas and Shawls from 81 to
splendid assortment of Dress Trimmings and
Collars and Sleeves, In general with large stock
IT, dlsS%p1t Of per cent for every purchase
NJ shall po:tiyey sal for Europe in July
III KING, As Louisiana ave,
between 18th and 9th SITS, under the
je4 Avenue Honse.
L. wv GENUINE PLATINA TIPS.
FRANCIS La BARRE,
LIGH f1PisffSfei G6 bISh1t RFPSeSRs ,
Corner Of Tenth and streets, near Penn. aUsHHs.
CAUTION.-In consoq uence Of numerous at.
Points as coming from his mannfsctory, the sub
scriber begs leave to inform the public that such
Points are genuine unless stamped with his own
name.
Orders may be left either at his Flsce of business,
thorIzsd agent, Mr.. Charles Hayden, under the
National Hotel, where Specimens Of his Rods and
rU ma 10 g sm % '''" VII FRANCIS LA BARRE.
d TRUNKS TRUNKS.
!lECE.VED This day a large addition to our
Sole leather sl.s, Trunks s,, ls-t fM
| Hal Boxes, Nslices, ~T -
M..., .or,sn S;ssssp ZIP BAGS Satshsla DO.
pete variety this city. which guarant, To sell
| cheaper than any other house this side of Now
/ York. WALL, STEPHENS a. CO.,
| - go Clio hIBg and Trunk Wareroonis,
/ s'T~ 322 Pa. avenue between Sth and 10th ets;
l. leg .1 aud I % Duane ST., New Y oTk.
| nRICE REDUCED ONE HALF!
l. 400 NEW MEDICAL SALT, -'H
/ INFLAMMAToRy DISEASES.
l.r -'---l-- TRY IT! t.IIyl --I-,s.
\ ONLY ONE DOLLAR
| -E- rI CHRONIC PACKAGES $3.50.
| H. Ses Advertisement. .. 81 ll-Ll jal7-t
r UBIN,s EXTRACTS, all odors, At GIBB's
r..s ss "a: %i Afi "a: s' aha 81 ;s.''
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
"A In Alexandra county, about ~ miles from
Georgetown, at the Intersection of the GEORGETOWN
and Little Falls roads, consisting of IG2 acres In
suire on the premises, or Off. RICHARDS, corner
18th and Il streets, WASH ngtOn, ID. G.. ia loft
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. or exchange
for tIty Property, known as Mount Pleasant"
containing so acres more or less. lying in Mont
gomery county, immediately on the 9TH street road
leading to Rockville, about u miles from Washing
ton and miles from Rockville. For particulars
Inquire of r. F. Queen, 9TH street
ma 2i-6wf CAROLINE r. holland.
ENOR RENT-The four story BRICK HOUSE,
u with hack building, No AGA r. street north,
between Sth and 9Th streets west. Gas all through
the building; also, good bathroom, and has Just
been put IN thorough repair. Apply TO the suhScri
Der, corner 9th and streets opposite the National
Hotel.
je6 4. D. CASTLEMAN.
IMPROVED FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber will sell at private sale the FA RM
on which he resides, in Prince Georges county Nd
containing 43 acres, adjoining the farms Of Messrs
Chas. Digges and w. Gibson. miles from Wash
ington Market and from Bladensburg Depot,
cesslble BY line roads. The improvements conslt of
comfortable dwelling. containing rooms, barn,
dairy, corn house. and all necessary out bulldIDg
choice apple orchard. &C., pump Of excellent water;
about 95 acres IN grain grass, and n arket yegrta
The farm is In excellent order, and very pIoduc
tive.
For terms apply to the subscriber, who will take
pleased in showing the Farm TO all who may desire
To purchase. THOS. I. BARCLAY,
maSl-eolm near BladensbuTg Depot.
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WHITE GRAVEL. FOR :.
ROOFING, GARDEN WALKS, 49,.
ing Sand, Wood and Coal. cheae for cash, at my
Wharf. next 10 18th street bridge: Csil and leave
Dealer in WOOD, Coal and sand,
mar Is fStates.l cor. 18th and @ SITS. near Canal.
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
SALE DE HOIISE AND LQT ON SlIIrI

BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST From
A: y. Waugh TO the subscriber. dated the 18th da,
Of March, In the year la54 and made to secure Ger
tam debt due the firm of T.. PickrelI Il Co.. the sub
scriber wi unite with Messrs. Cox aud Risaue i,
the sale OF the above described premises at the tm
and place and on the terms mentioned in the ab,y,
advertisement. JOHN MARBURY. Trustee
js 1l-2swts BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts
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ENROM FIFTEEN TO THIRTY PER CENT
SAVED.
All persons using Steam Boilers would do well TO
adopt WOODRUFF'S PATENT ANTI FRiCo
TON STEAM AND FIRE REGULATOR-self
regulating both FIRE and steam. The advantay es are
very great In saving fuel, preventing explosions,
preserving the boilers, and keeping all things ami,
form. Would refer To this Star Office engine room
or L.. III. 4 g. G. SCHNEIDER, or any OF the numerous
persons using them.
ID. w. HEATH, Agent,
mar W I'm Washineton. ID. G.
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CALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS
" Wood prepared any length and size delivered
town. Orders by mail promptly attended TO. The
the fuel is delivered. T.. 81 w. NJ, GAIT,
n. w. corner 18th and c SITS, No. 81;
mar 25-Iy.r Foot of 18th ST., below War Depart.
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DISCOURAGING ACCOUNTS FROM THE

From The 81 Joseph Journal July p
Yesterday we had conversation WITH Mr.. d. A.
Carpenter of Detoit, Michigan, WHO has u't returned
from the Gregory Diggugs, Ia the newly discovered
Pixies Peak gold regions. Mr.. Carpenter states tnat
he and seven Others le Mchsan for the mces on the
10Th If March last and went 10y the way o. the herney
route ON arriving In the mines, they POSpecled
through the mountains ard in the Gregory Digsne5
for FIVE on six week. aud being unable 10 make wages,
the entire company have returned To The S,9cS Ihey
Thoroughly tested three different claims IN Inc Gregory
Dlgcines and the highest amount made by one man
in day was 81 %. Some % the members {" the Com
pany Were Germans, who are proyero&l ioT the'T W.
du.;ry and who worked with Will bordering on des-
nerntion and VET all 70 no avail rhe gold was not
there in sufficient quantities 20 pay.
Mr. C. estimates the uumber OF men IN the mines.
when he left at from ten 10 fifteen thousand. fr0V-
sions were still scarce and high. Bacon was selling
readily AT from 40 To % cents per pound no9r az ST.
and 40 per hundred at Denver cry, and 50 10 the
mountains. ,
Our informant lof the mountains on the -lst az June,
and Denver CITY ON the 10Th AZ the later place ne
and three others fitted mp skitl and came dpEn the
plate Law water About 20 miles above Fort hear-
pey the skif struck beaver dam and capslZel Ohe
man was drowned and ;he party lost AL OF tneT cie'h
ing ana provisions. The Survivors were t'i'e "'!'
and A "a alf wit mont ANYTHING 70 eat. 800,
The Platte River WAS very low, and t'e sA'u Adu ~
he dragged about one-OUrth o, the way over saGd
bars. Mr. C. states that IN dragging the SKIN tlcy
would not be IN water over their boottcpS, Whon He
next step they would be over their heads Aer under
going all the hsrdships suerings and prEat ohs iha'
pioneer navigation Is heir TO- they succceje III Ieac
ing ps;'suOuh ON the IiSsour I!Ner in j. Gays ana
from there they came down % steamer.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

ISCRFASF Or THP GLOUCESTER FISHING FLEET.
The Gloucester Telegraph publishes list of tie new
vessels which have beeI enrolled in That district since
the let of January last. IL comprises forty three
schooners aid eve boats, making az ag{reg.t ATE tan
mage Of 1914 1925 tuus. This is schooner and
two boats more than ~ere enrolled during the whole Of
the year Of 1875 and the average tunuage Of the
schoUrers being larger there Ia an Increase IL the total
amount If 3g7.j tuus Tie average tunuage Of the
schooners last year Sl.i2 this year they average
1913
OF the forty-three schOoners forty OF them We're
built for Gloucester HaTbOr establishments t~O for
Auni-Qusm and Tor Essex, which is chartered by
Gloucester Harbor Grm All engaged the fishing
business the season, although "o OF ihrceof them are
intended for freightiLg trade.
Thirty zone Of the scEoUners were butt 81 Essex five
at Anuisquam two al Salem, two az Danyers, one al
New bury port al Salisbury, aud at Nes Lon.
dom Ct. They nil OF a superior class of vessels,
and cost about s., 900 eaci the aggregate, in
rouD0 IUInDeTs, s2Uh, GOO.
There have been brought into the district beside the
new vessels thirteen Others making the total number
fifty six. The humber lost and sold out during the
same period was itteeD making lev addition to the
whole fleet Of forty-oue.
Commander Benz. NJ. Dove has been detached from
tie command Of the naval rendezvous, Baltimore, and
ordered Ia the command of the L. s. store ship Relief
il place of Commander Roger Perry, Diet ,chei. Com
mander A. H. kiltz has been ordered to the command
of the naval rendezvous, Baltimore.
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4 WILD WOMAN.
Of Tho Kirs,.,n lC.nad.l News.

Correspondence Of The Kingston Canada News ,,-o
REACH, July ID, 1879.
There was woman seen near Bishops mn VINO ap-
nears 10 be perfectly wild. She first seen on the
l2th INST, by two gentlemen who had been hunting,
standing near the that falls from the race gaA-
ing at the Orangenen who were al that time passing
within sight The men, thinking she was one OF the
ueighboring women who had come 10 ba'ne, as she
was perfectly naked, did not discover themselves 70
her for some time.
They affirm that she is smost as dark as negro,
bnt having the features Of a white; about medium
hight appeared to be between 20 and % years ot age
and was very lean with small face AMI sunkea eyes
When they approached near enough To De seen, sle
started up like a deer, imme0ls'ey taxing 10 the
woods leaping sometimes from 10 To ID feet. IAe men
gave chsse, but kept in sight bat few minutes Al
Jer wandering abont for time trying u =. s-h'
o. her bat vain they returned and told their Setui-
ing.y incredible story.
rae following day sN men started IN searcL shi
secured the woods for miles around. About q cocs,
a. they were about 10 return they startled by tue
cracking of some brush, and, upon looking N tue d.
rr,tion from whence 1t proceeded, observed her pass
ING They all made rush at her, but she was on and
or, Of sght IL twnklng
To-day some ten or fifteen men started IN search,
and about noon she was seen by Mr.. Eson, who nsde
ma Ie had her but che left hun in quick style he
MI owed her a short distance but coming TO quas
NM, he from his great weight could proceed no fur
tbcr lie SAYS ne came 81 spot where she MAJ been
,l,, ..ip, 4 cat aud had eaten portion OF IT, Al the
,,,ci. IN the neishberhood intend turning out mex
Wednesday: ana Il they prove successful, vii lie
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To the surprise of nearly al our community two OF
our fortunate god-huu,ers returned home last F5Hay
syening~Wlknson Defrees and W. Z. Chess. They
have sold out their claims AM have the other Sjuth
Uenders. the other company Obtairins Slo,OOO for
theirs to be paid 10 weekly iustallmens. MeSsrS De-
frees and Chess state that oil the other hve South
B,nders will return home in September, after collecting
the amounts for which they sold their claims. We
have not been able to learn what amount has been
made Nv each of ,hem the modesy of our friends rem
deriug remarks on that head quite indefinite. bat
from The be,t estimates. we think that each Of the
seven Fortunate delegates from our town to the dlg-
einrs will be 50 600 To $4,000 richer this Fall for their
work, if they realize the whole amount for
which their claims heve been sold. But very ie"
others have made anything like tins, aud but snau
proportion Of the whole have, yet, made more than
their expenses and outfit. ,,.
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Mrs. BIASDINA Dudley DfsPosiSG OF HyR PROP
ERrY BY A DEED OF TRUsT.-Tke albany Salesman
OF Saturday gives the provisions Of gha, parports 70
be will made by this lady, in which about $2JO,W
are involved. The instrument purpJrts 10 be acknOwl-
edged at Utica instead Of Albany, duly recorded
in the Clerks office Of Oneida County aud then left
the 10Th inst. at the Clerks Office in Albany ~ be re-
corded there. The young gentleman In whose mana
the trust 1. executed the Of the subscribing wit
ness, at whose instance Mrs. Dudley says thst she
affixed 10 it her signature suppo.ing Il to be- power
Of attorney, authorizing the adjustment Of diff
culties growing ont Of the Dudley Observatory con-
Ioversy.
l. further appears that Mr. Dietz, who is her bus-
Iess agent aud in whom Mrs. Dudley has rsposed
the utmOs, confidence, had no knowledge Of snch
instrument until il turned mp at tho Clerks Office.
MIR. Dudley he'd made & will s0mety years ago,
and IN March lat became IN effect hcr executor
Anticipating her decesse, and giving to many VI
the persons named in the VIII immediate possession OF
the property. The specific mentioned absorbed
about 100000 Of the estate AZ the b1lk Of the re.
,nainder was 10 be executed aer death, II the deed
cow recently executed should BIZ declared valid tbere
viii be property LEFT with which to ssihfy the IN
fulfilled provisions OF the former WIZ
The deed Of trust conveys % Rutger Ii. Miller one
half II Mrs. Dudeys real and personal estate upon tho
condition that be will assume the name Of her fahsr
10 be held by him in rust for his representatives, sub
;ecr ~ the limitations and conditions therein sted.
In this assumed will ~ 900 year Ia % be paid b her
agent debts 10 the amour, Of OODare provided for,
add two sums Of g 900 each are % be paid To the Com
mon Council Of Albany TO be applied - purposes there
in named snd few other unimportsnt requests are
made.
before suitable officer in Albany by Mrs. Dudley her.
-ef bu. By the witness in another CITY and az her
legal adyiter bad knowledge of it, and because it
was not plsced upon record until demand was made
upon Mr. Miller for copy, it would seem pretty sv-
dent that Mrs. Dudley did not contemplate such dis.
position Of her property.