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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25
TOR sALE-A very good House, situated At

No 81 Montgomery IT.. Yanyotgusrs. Jersey cry
The said Hou. bt By days work. aud OF tho bet ma
teiis will be sold at bvgan Also tao very HOUSES,
with Ground attached, uated Fsifm ,nnt
the resce OF jacob sesees cap the grounds
set wi full oriunent Of Fruit ,ees and commands vsf
e1tnoed view. Inquire Of L. d. LAHDBiGG at tue above
nuuit or end street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25
Chances for Dusiness Alsn.

G,OR SALE-A well established country NEWS
H. ROCKER forrnsa Of tbs TTibuns frin.inr oiaee-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25

EOR sALE.-S6 500.-No li2 Duilield-st.,
l. Brooklyn, HOUSE threostory. brown front, with two
s,ory extension Range, furnace, ga water bath, &c. hnsd
up owners plnes, trooa, plants, Sc. $i751 Alo
.6rseeiory bei HOUSE, WIKI essnsOn rsnse a., H. No
S Poetic -, OppOsse Long Island Hospital grounds coa 70
tuid. RAsC6i cr rented tstA. Terms e-sy both
4. c. ENBRSE. No. 81 Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25

HOUSE aud STABLE, for SALE or EX-
Ii CHASGE--The hrestory English Ba'emen; HOUSE.
Stable, No. IS West 22ts;, between 5tR AID shaw,
having all the ods,n conyouencss and well arranged will DO
cold exchanged and email peoo In the country taken In part
psJ mtns. Apply 10 tbs ovno No los Wsssst up stars
MONROE-ST. PROPERTY at AUCTION
WI VIII. Il. FRArKLIN will ssA at Auction, on THURS
DnS March u O'Clock the Merch,ns Exoh4nge the
atory basement bcs HOUSE and 10 years
LEASE ths Lot No 1911 Monroe a. bsps and fun
particulars at No. bIo.ds-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25

TOR SALE--A 3-story and basement HOUSE,
in tbs immediate vicinity Of the Brick Church and TIE
sbernae with ali the modrrn conyenances az beautifully
fri he'd inside Price $9o0 half on bond and ortzsse Toe
II. Y. Pos. Orco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25

TOR SALE-Cheap, and upon easy terms or
Il xil be EXCHANGED for uninproved property In this
city or Brookyp the fAPR0v cd PROPERTY. No "a 33l
one best places In the ell, fo th sgerbeer German
boar nghouse business Apply TO Mr. MILLER No John
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25

E,OR SALE or RENT with or without tho Fur
ntuIe the TLreesioIy B,owresone front HOUSE, No.
"a Fest 27lhsl between ilh aad LoIn ay..sa all The
depth and In PEec, order Che Let "a p by leo Pc.,ien
lat Of May ns1t For fuiihor particulars inquire ~ JAMES
BARNRs, Merchant ET'Aanss banA os u. II. wAnDELL,
No. ~ FIontSt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25

HOTEL to RENT or LEASE.-The large, com
4 Il modiDus wALNU -STRsEr HOUSE 70 rent or teas.
for Of year.. Apply to WILLIAM ,Rr Co, No d
wsnutst OF PIARES, TAYLOR Co., 80. - Pearlst, Ctn
clpuau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25

Piop-lty handsome County 9eat Yonkers coutnng
thing necessary for comforts fine fsuis Of ~ kinds ls'"
House containing II seegbg IS of Land grounds
taseuy plenty Of shade For map and fu psroU
apply 70 " l.. SEYMOUR, No. - Nassau At, ~. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25

EOR SAIE-A beautiful COUNTRY RESI-
IL DEkCE, IL miLs nom Nev.Yor and 2. nom Nevark
n J. ~ Land so tIuii Trees IL ul bear
Ing handsome Gothic Cottage, UIeenhouse Oulhoae- &c
FoT inquire % ISRAEL MINOR, No ga Fulton st.,
No. ~ JohL.st., Hev-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25

I IGHT ROOMS snd STEADY POWER, o.
oana' o. Lear D'''o JOHN GAsD3. No Ioq wAlser.,
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Damtins AfaoemLes.
Musifal Jmetrnms1ts.

A II. GALE 81 Co, PIAN0-FORTES. No.
n No. I0T Fast nth invite attention % the ns~ soss
PIANOS. ousraoteed to give sutiie ssisisc,oaL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05
ARRIVALS Attic HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL Ceomal. Tex: w
W Jones, Pollard, Va; w Miller and lady AL;
A Summey and lady, NC J A Heard and ia m
w Heard, J Heard, 6 Heard, Fl Heard
Miss; Thompson, NY; Rosscer, Mass; A de la
Gauge, Va; Cahill, Texas; Randolph and
lady, Min; Denis NO; DIR GaTnett, USA; A
Woodbury., Mass; J Bradley SC; Braxton, Mrs
Bragg, Miss Ellis, La; r Goldthwaite, Ala; q
Screven, Ga; Newman and lady, Mo; Rev Mr.
Huston, Mrs Gregg, NJ s Bennett, Miss A Benick
o, Mrs Beall, iss Black, bliss Talman, NY;
Thompson and lady, NJ; DIR Bisland and fam
La; X Beebe, Conn; William Hamilton Md
Hall, Pa; Ms Thompson, NJ; r chard :
son, Va.
BROWNS HOTEL.-W johnson, Mass; g ID
Fowler, Va, Il Scott, Md w Thompson and ly,
Va; b II Greene, Miss; q Tupp-r and ly, SC; L
Hastings and ", La; Hon II Maynard and son,
Miss Cogswell, Tenn; NJ Jones, A Jones, S Hal
lem, Ala; E Turner, J Anderson, Va; Mrs G w
HILLARY, Md; " Miller Va; " q Elliott and
ly, Miss Burton, Tenn; Early and fam, Ind; n
Janse.t and ly La; Mrs E Meridith and fam A
Mitchell, Md; Hon 6 Suth and fan, w Winder,
Ii; Gov McWiller and fam, Miss; l. " illiamson,
Mai cherry and fam, Tenn; ID Connel, Mo; 3 w
GOodson, Va; W Wheeler and FAM Pa; Hall,
F. Hall, Md; Z Homer, DIR and Mrs W alktr We:
II Tebbetts and fam, NY; Clagett, Va; Mrs
Jackson, Md; n E Il X T Keene, La.
. HARDWOOD HOUSE.-W Martin, Pa; ID w
Fisher, Cal; Hubbard, III; X Mayo, Capt Ber-
ham, Va; Stuart, Md A W Pollard and ly II
L. long, Pollard, Mass; X B1ykin, "; A Dali,
Pa; DIR Craven and fam, No; Mai McCuilocb,
Tex; Gushere and son. Pa; J ii Atkinson, Tenn;
Dr. Davis, Mass; Thornton, USN; w W
West, DC.
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ma S, oftcvnshir s.; tovnshir. sd. s.. s,rt 81. %

and 3 eftcvnshir 81 so~nshirsss-s.r e -, %
e 4 sn: q NV s q a.
NE y Of section Il; the NE Il Of the Ne Y OF sec
.f .. 81 !sS. y sect: Sc NJ and e. z
amp ss sections :. ?, s. and =; the y q sso-
IS ssse.: 4 q and aa y *. Ne . 81 sss'iSs
= ~ oi. &C isSrs:i s5. =
shles % ssa 81, ofi.eges $50. -
*: he fh ..s.isn e The h. NV
4 q sscneg q sscnons e, z. and a; toe 3 i, the
s. q ne s@ :: 3 9; he. CIV v . ssd
s. : sse tcsn.iiS .eston. 70 IS as
ave; thsN u Of section IL; sections H' N ~ a
and =, q tSyn.hip S. iOsnsHiS IS: frssi,sssi
.s sts'ea: Il rs sIs &. az Z,
SsW Of ,sctiog p; the Ne the y y 81 the N
81 esnship - sections 90 g lneis.ive; s.sao ~
And le the N OF section u; sectors ". a. Ia
sHS s. iiscacn, sos H ~ Ssass = town
tscSSsrs T. TO- u. sad y section 10. eroSst
lions = spd "a the \ q the 81 ..es.s. .ss
$500 ;:s saS g. .ssh IS z; ..s, 70
TO ls inelusive; sections % to g. irsSsive: see
fractional townships q and s. o. rsns sssrs'h'" q;
on Monday, the fifteenth day Of OotobeT neaf ~
Erred .tus ne ssefs o snq. hsGsScrs uno
fractional townships. Wig: NM
NORTH Of ke bass iss asd ieet Of fls CoKrtk ,,,se;
Fractional tovn. ri s q, q fsn.eL
FreeuonAl township O., and township 81, Of
Ersstional town ships s. ard So. Of ranges
Fractional townships Sc and 50, Of ranfeS
Fractional township s., and tovrskip 80, OF
Fractional townships 81 and Sc. of rsnres
fraoaonai townships IS and s., and township
Fractional townships 81 and s., and township s. j.
Faoticnsl townships s. and 81, and township IS,
Lands appropriated by Law for the use Of schools.
aindsS ,Iam ,i -. ane other purposes, will be On
The trsots along the lines ofthe railroads vii b
August is Tor sad r.ira.S. and 10, ss, o.
tsons ~. Gu. o, me routes val be SOLD as
ocis stSous ds rdssSssS,ely shown on the
msp ss do pr en- Of the above lands win be
order nv s ave s i.
Whole shAl have been OF AIRED, and the sales Ikss
two weeks and no private entry Of an, ~
VII De admitted until after the expiration Of the
Given under my hand, at the City of yysshiprto,.
tni seventh DAY Of July, ammo Domini thousand
BY the President, ''A', N'>'
Commissioner of the General Land Once
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 20 the rS ht Of
Any OF the lands vlthin the townships and psrts
OF toGnshlps above mentioned. il required 10 es-
aoish the ssme 10 the sat faction OF the ster
Ana recelyer Of the proper land Office, and wake
tA,s setsee, and befere the day appointed for tie
commencement OF the public sale Of the lands en-,
0raclng the tract claimed: otherwise such clam
will be forfeited. -'" o'e'"
JOS 8. WILSON.
commissioner ofth General Land OAce
Note.-Under the regulations fthe Depsrtmeut,
- heretofore and now existing. payment can BE-
made Tor ADVERTISING proclamat, except 70 suok
Puonshers a. are SPECIALLY dEthoTixsd 70 pu bllsh by
jy 10 lawIsv.w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05
THE EVENING STAR.

The LELANDs, IN NV YORK, AND THE JAPA-
NEsK HOTEL BILL In a conversation with a re-
porter Of the Evening Post, the other day, Mr..
Simeon Leland, among other things, 10 reported
TO have said: !" The idea that our hotel bill could
be covered by ten Thousand dollars Is Preposter-
Gus. Why, paid market bin Of eleven tnou-
sand dollars In one week. OF course IL Ii Dig
thing, and we wouldn't take the japanese unless
we could make a good thing Of IT. TAX OF
thousand dollars day IL the corporation would
offer US a thousand dollars day for ninety days
for those same rooms they could not De mad You
couldn't afford to publish corporation advertise
ments for two weeks to the exclusion OF great
share Of your reading matter at ordinary prices.
We had to change the whole course OF our bust
ness. And we not paupers; we have a bust
ness here that Is worth seventy five thousand dol
lara a wear We had to offend many families that
have been our warm friends and patrons for years
We worked nigh and day, and there are few In
the country that could do what we have done
Why, we have assurances to the amount of quar-
ter OF million; and we had to cut holes through
our walls; and the committee set four hundred
men preparing for the Japanese. Had we ANYTHING
to do with that Yet, Were these men going away
without their pay No; we had to stand between
them and the corporation. Then the japanese
were not the only men we had to keep. While
they Were here our doors were open to mem bers
Of the press and the friends of the COMMITTEES; and
we furnished dinners daily to more than hun
dred and fifty aldermen and their friends.
Reporter.-At the order of the committee, l
suppose,
Lsland.-Yes and 1t was Green Seal, and the
best Of everything all the time. Then Nixon got
mad because he didn't get ticket or something
else, and on the day Of the ball said We couldn't
have that room lpointing to the Theater) for Less
for that amount. We had $50 walters and with
the policemen we had to board a force of $50
men. Could all that be done for nothing! IL Is
absurd to talk about SO 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

COMMODORE MCINTOsH.-The telegraph has
announced the death, at Pensacola, Florida, of
tag-otiicer James Mcintosh, the Commandant of
the Navy Yard at that place lie had been i'll for
some time, 50 that the Intelligence of his decease
was not unexpected. Commodore Mcintosh was
a native of Georgia, from which State he received
an appointment In the Navy in the year 1911, a
few months preceding the occurrence Of some of
the most eventual Incidents recorded In our naval
annals He was consequently 10 years an officer
Of which 20 were spent at sea The shore dnty
credited t. him is IL years and s months He was
ID years and months idle. The particulars of
the COmmodore's service embrace rem niscences
Of every vessel in the Navy, and of every squad
ron. lie had been actively engaged on them all,
and was considered an authority matters
lating To the proper distribution Of men-of-war
foreign stations His death elevates a single step
the Sc captains whose names follow his on the
Naval Register, his relative position which
will now be occupied by Commodore Tatnall
late Commander-in-Chiefo of the China feet In
compliance with the usual naval custom Ina defer
ence TO the memory of the dead, every u 8 ma
uOnal ship in commission will hy her nag at half
mast ''from flag up until shutdown" and fire
salute Of FL guns at noon on the day succeeding
that on which the news Of the Commodore 5
death shall be officially communicated to her
Commander. OF course the office of Command
ant Of the Pensacola Navy Yard will have to be
speedily filed.
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MEDICINES. !

MEDICINES.
I N P E Q Il N e:
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
FEVER AND AaU E ExrBRMINArRD.
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED
FROM WRECK.
THE pRErrrT1vE AND REMEDY
HoR ALL
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FsvRRs.
9URES:lNSURED IN A DAY.
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.
NPKCTINR, INPECTINE.
INPECTINE, INPRCTTNE.
INPECTINE, INPBCTINE.
The terrible malady known as the FEVER AND
AGUE has smittsn hundreds Of thousands Of per
sons throughout the world every year. and has
never TIL now been met BY suooessful medical
treatment that has not produced severe avn
MEDICINAL DISEASES, -E -..
which afsot the lungs, the spleen, the liver, the
heart, or othsr parts Of the human organism. The
iNPECTINE is the natural antagon of ell fe-
vers. and when il comes in CONTACT with the Skin,
is absorbed by the interior organs. which resist
easily missma and all tendencies towards those
maladies which PROSTATE the mind and body with
lever.
Fever and Ague result from numerous causes
No place is exempt from the causes which promote
the existencs of the disease. That being seat
cd In the svstem Induces depression of spirits, lss
sitnde, languor, pains, ohills. foyer, and q Ions
train of disagreeable sensations, deprlvlng the pa
tent OF all energy. and reducing him or her to 9
condition of
EXTREME HELPLESSNEss.
Why will any one suffer the horrors Of q debil
itatng Intermittent Fever. when by the use OF thu
INvALgABLE INPECTlNE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
the eminent medical and magical qualities of which
are instantly absorbed,
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE MAY BIZ ANNI
HILATED IN A FEW HOURS. %
SELF-CARE Is BETTER THAN PHYSIC.
NATURE IS WISER THAN ART.
EVERY DISEASE HAS A DIVINE REMEDY
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLIsE
BETTER PREVENT THAN sTRIvk TO
CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Has cured thousands of both sexes of the mos
dreadful Fevers. Read and reflect.
WONDERFUL EXPECTS.
Lemusl Bonsa,l. e Pittsburg, for two years use
less to himself and sooisty-s martyr to Chills and
Fever-cursd in less than three weeks, and Am
proved in oight hours.
Mary X. Belknap, Ssudusky, Ohis. after slmoa
losing her reason a. we'll - strength BY Inter
mittent Fever, with Chills, restored to health II
twenty hours.
J.. r. Tllton. OF Belgrade. Maine, brought from
deaths door, having suffered for four years, made
well IN Ave weeks. and improved In two hours.
Adolphe Monbro, of France, relieved In one
hour. while travelling in the cars Of the For
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. He was apparent
ly dying with Chills.
Ellen r. Benson, Of Lock- port, New York, res
cued after seven yesrs' suffering. A perfect cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

ONE HUNDREp RUN SPEECH PAPER
\ - BLANCHARD . MO0DN.q
!. saa 4i5sN ssrs~ Eis,ssah 9. - fassn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05
Commissioner Of the Genersl Land oMc,

Nott.Under the regulations ofthe Depsrtmept,
~ heretofore and now existing. payment car b
made for advertisng proclamat, ons except 70 suoS
PuolIshers a. are SPECIALLY aEthorlred 70 pu bsh by
jy 10 lawlsv.w
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN cI.ArMaNrs
Every person entitled 10 the ma ht OF pre-empuon
70 my OF the lands vithn the townships And parts
ts6ish the ssme 20 the salts ACTION OF the
ana receiver OF the proper land Office, and p1nIs
h,s setsee, and befere the day appointed for tie
commencement OF the public sale OF the lands EN- !,
will he forfeitad ee0" o'onh
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.scsa sna tss .ss tas q. sW
Ss sou4s st % outside
Be aa Ct 'fsSnI and
and the s9f . ses sW q ss
% and q, outside of the Sioux Half breed Reser
4 snd Isl the s and shs & 81 sss sSo1s
section 2s the fractions Of sections g. 81, and 81,
tons So and a. Of township ice; the parts of town
snip lLo outside of the Sioux Half breed Reserva-
ton s ssc fHs q 81, 's the
IL and ~ the
r. fse raSfiSns OF section a. outside Of the Sioux
9 s Saetlons :. and 8; the N and the N Il Of the
II d @ s sSd Y the ne q
4, s, sa, a. q, 50. g. and 81 Of toSssbp da
the sSa1 H. II Issd @ 20 and g oUs Of
en e :sfg9i s sea i
Section and ,hs y Of section :. Of township
snds outside Of the Sioux HaIf breed Ss
ystGn sections nS u and q ths fractions
:ssss:S =? = sl ana ! & e
T; :; :sss:s:
tion - oftovnshin Ioe. $500 an9 me % SEQ
Is, 20, % q. and IS; the N r. the N N OF the az -
and the u Of the SW d of section %; the N i 81
section SO, Of township i0S; sections to 6. ibcu
sive; the N y of section .; section 8; the 4 or
SECTION - sections 10, l, and l2 the X Of section
is; sections IA 10, 90 %, q, Is, q, 80 o. and 81 ar
t9wnshlp 1879 me parts Of township ITO, outside Of
thr sioux HALF breed Reservation. OF range ia
Phs n Of tie NE 4, and the y of section 80;
the y. the II Of the NV, and the SW u, OF
section 81, OF tow loS; sections g. g. Ola,
and the Of The SW y of scot on 81 sections
NV Of section g. Of toEnss anE me o. re
10, 90 2, a. IS. "a, 50. So and 81 OF township ics
the parts or township ne, outside Of the Sioux
HAL breed hsseryation. Of range Is
The y, the y Of the Sc 4, and the N y of
the sW OF section 6, oftownship IB7; sections p
I, g. g. 10 ~, Is, 20, q, "a, %, D. 81, and 81; the
OF section 81, OF township 100; sections to IL
inoi9slvei the n V Of seetionlS section IA; the m
81 sentiop 70; sections y, "a, 90, q, a. a. q, 5
~ and 81 q to wnship ics tow ashi no, range i6
ss| and f che s.S,Ss Of .hs
20, So So, and 81 Of tovSsh, ; ios: ssctions TO- 81
inc usive; sections g and a. the Of section 2s
seotions 30 ~, and 81, Of township loo; vnshio
no, except the w n II section Z, of range ~ T'-P
Sections 2. g. 8, TO- and IL, OF townshte i0j: seo
tons S. 10, u, a. IS, 20 q a. s. d. So ~ And
"a, Of township loa; actions I and 3; the ~ i Of
section s. sections 6,s, and TO- to u.s. Inclusive;
sections 10, 20, and a. 30 %, inclusve; the y OF
section 2; sections a; g; g. and 81. Of township
g. g.; So :s e. 81 .:a + .1 b. !. ,1S
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TRY 1T, PROVE IT, KNOW TT.
And make known Its wonderful powers and yir-
tues, that those Who suffer, or Who are threatened
with suffering, may b led to use Q simple in
noxious preparation, furnished by the field of
Nature for
MANS BLESSING !
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The Methodist General Conference,

BUFFALO, MAY S.-SeveHh Day-Bishop Ba-
ker announced that, in accordance with a rseolu-
ton OF the conference, Bishop Morris would de-
liver funeral address on the late Bishop Waugh
on Friday morning.
A petition was presented from Baltimore ask
ing that all In the church discipline relating 20
tue subject of slavery be stricken out. and the
whole subject be rCferredto the annual confer
ence.
a memorial from the Black River conference
asking that probation peachers be authorized to
solemniZe marriages and one from the Cincinna-
Il conference in favor Of the admission ofchildren
TO fun membership, were referred to the com
mittee on revivals.
The committee which was ordered TO prepare a
plan for a court Of appeals made the following
port:
The court Of appeals shall be standing COM
mittee, composed OF the bishops and one member
from each delegation, elected by the respective
delegations. The right OF challenge for cause
shall be awarded TO both parties The court may
excuse members from sickness. interest, other
SUFFICIENT reasons. At least two-thirds Of the
whole court shall hear the case, a majority Of
whom shall be sufficient 10 determine IL.
After an hours debate the report was adopted,
the conference decided that the question Of the
admission q an appeal should be settled by the
court itself.
resolution was offered and referred 70 the
committee on revivals in favor Of amending the
dis ipllne so as to allow Of the election Of presi-
ding elders, instead Of there appointment by the
bishops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-10
By A. GREEN, Auot,oneer-

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
NORTH n, BETWEEN l2TH AND 18TH STs, I'M
MEDlAIELY OPPOSITE FRANKLIN Row, AT AUc-
TIoN-Un " EDN ESDAY, the 18TH inst , / shall
sal In front OF the pI emlses. at G ock o. m the
10 LOWING valuable improved property, viz:
AZ OF Let 2 and part Of Lot Is. In Dayidson,s
SUI ,siOu CT Square 285, having front of 81 feet
Inches on north street, and running back e 81
eet aiey; WITH the improvements, which are = fine
TOUT STORY bilck tOus', nea ly new, with all the
modern improvements, containing IA good u Oms
Two Fame fcnemsntS.
The above m entiO1ed property is Handsomely
and eleiby situated, and the fae will be well
wO IN, the attention OF persons wIshng 10 purchase
a nanisome residence or make good investment
Terms: One fifth cash; the balance in s, r. I8 ard
y months, the pu chaser to give notes for the de-
fsrTed payments, bearing interest from the day of
sale "A deed given and q deed of trust taken. I'll
ma lO-d A. GREEN, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-10
FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
ITAnI DID nDEn IN n.r rrr.,

DJ n UhEEN, AuctlOneeT.
tALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF r, BETWEEN TENTH Avn EIEvFNTU
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, the ath day
OF May next snail sell, in front of the premise s.
al O'Clock, p. m, very valuable peoe of proper
", situated on the north side of street north be-
Teen nth and 18th streets west being part of Lot
Oy 100 feet deep, with the Improvements which are
aI!ame building IN front, and "a story brick back
building Is by 50 feet,
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, r. and Is
months Tor notes beau interest from day of sale
disputabe. ~ "
We deem It unnecessary to offer any comment re
latlye to the location of the above descr he'd
y. Snfhce 1t 90 say 1t is beautiful building site.
and the sale will be well worthy the attention OF
ap "a A. GREEN, Auct.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, the 18th instant same hour
ma [C0n.I A. GREEN AuctIoneer.