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, 1860-05-30

ACCIDENT 70 TIE UNITED SrArks FR1GArr NJ
AoAhA-HER RETURN TO PoHr.-The United
States steam frigate Niagara, which left this
port on the 10Th inst, for Panama, uader Or
ders from the Navy Department to await the ar.
rival OF the Japanese Ambassadors, md convey
them 10 japan, returned to this port yesterday
afternoon, With four feet of water in her hold.
having, as is reported, met With serious acci
dent to her machinery. On third dag out, when
near the eastern edge Of the Gulf stream, and
while the ship was Iaboring heavily in 4 head
sea, the propeller shaft gave way in the bear
ipgs, doing much damage to the wood work
where the shaft connects with the propeller.
and causing sudden and serious 1eak. The
engines we're Immediately stopped and all The
pumps set to work. After brief consultation
among the c1hcers, it Was determined to return
TO port Strenuous efforts we're made to get at
the leak aud stop it, but without effect. The
pumps. however, kept the water under control,
while the ship WIS put under all her canvas and
headed for Sandy Hook. The propeller being
disabled, was hoisted up. On account Of light
winds and the heavy condition o. the ship, Ter
progress in returning to port has been but stow.
She has on board q full supply Of coal for the
trip, besides provisions Tor the entire cruise,
Gud drew over twenty-five feet Of water when
she went to sea- 1t is said that she will hare to
be discharged aud 60 into dock for repairs,
which will cause seriouK interruption ia the
plans Of the Navy Department for The return Of
the Japanese Enbassy--N. 7. 7snsss, e6tA inst.
, 1860-05-30

MURDER We learn the particulars Of sad
occurrence at Pleasant Grove, which, from the
responsibility Of the parties aud their hjrh
standing in 1he community, has caused an un-
nsua' excitement. The parties are Mr. ]. T..
Chandler, blacksmith, the unfortunate victim.
and Mr. J. 3. Bunce. merchant, the accused.
!hs circumstances, as near as we Gun learn
them, are IS follows: On Tuesday afternoon
Mr. Chandler stepped into tho Store of Mr.
Buoce, where the parties became excited in q
discussion concerning drag. The lie passed
from Mr. C.'s lips, for which he was oroe1ed to
leare the store. lie was closely followed by
Bunce. who, as his antagonist reached tbe door,
dealt him heavy blow on the head, near he
temple, with t~o.poupd weight. Mr. Chand-
ler's friends Immediately dispatched nessen-
ger for Dr.: Cross, Of this city, Who performed
the operation Of trspanniuR. about four hours
after the occurrence. Mr. C.'s injuries we're,
however, found to be Of so serious q nature as
to prevent the possibility Of recovery. lie
fingered until the next morning. Mr.. Eunce
vas arrested. aud bis examination is now be-
ing held at Pleasant Grove. The above il all
nc able to learn Of the sfiair up to the hour Of
going to press-R9ehxt+r NJ ~ Post,
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ITO THE AFFLICTED.-Dr,W VIM.
D. STANTON: formerly Of Aih.ry y. r., late Of
5sckHnn. Mfc:an- has permanently located Ia Chtxo
for The pssetce OF uecane. t,e+ we co.ae1 Isn.
aoPa aad etate e+..1A Pa!eua1 attention given 10 he
KEsEa1ncz-r5of. 4. tyrst. N. D.. Cincinnati Ohio
~ ?; I, rfend, +, d fsr fo. Y. cusscil N D.
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TATE OF ILLINOIS. Conntv -

C1 1011AVO9C, NUHuty OF
- Cn9s sS-supezof Ccrvt of Che,1o. hn-n,. srr-,u
ILL., sasd;a ~ =. 'hs I'D ,.ao id chantf1
mi thst said John Z. ,ot efah gone -. III. So.
I'd s.nae: b 1oapd hsfel. to bs wh pr ee..
PER or co0.t of Ch! sEo .he :nfe+o'h npt .ni N
hardy xvea +, ~ a!d John 6. Dodge and Jamr4 4.
A<Nust hem IN .sid Gou1t, III Oh te sh.rs
- the nineteenth day OF Aar. 1850 AID fh,i snn s
ret1oaht % tho a1ss Aeatay OF August next ls ~.
Now. nasss you tae SAID 1eha C. po,e- and jane, A.
0ta aaa pkrsoua4y be and spp<at hetorc The *N $n.
pef1os Court Of Chicago Of Cock count. on The t Inv
CouatY The drt Monday oF Auxust. 1s ARD plead ~
swtF OF deur to the s7d epUpia It'll Of mrlnt
the 4ms and The Altaz1 and lins fhe.en eharsr1 and
sisted viii b. taken n eonfesse ami deerru sntssI
aeanst you according To- the PRAYER of ~sAt bill.
WALTER k1NBALL, c. RI.
W.. r. mr. r.
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Aoso Il trds &atelfd .Ris lesS hoxys or fhs
." z7o'k Hofsf--.1 Terrible Sernr..D Ds-
termination TO Commit Awfctae..-{ f.urs<
made Up ~ h3S Erfsndf. xfc.
, 1860-05-30

g1T hnsl2ess ennneettous with Europe being DIRECT
rEkf EAIESS1VE. and MOST INTIMATE ~ fee{
ne Asturtnx he public that III foreign banking
nons can be Effected through house with nrnntne~
pa and Letters Of Credit In 70 suit At New YorS
tena op 9oF GoHespoudenss in London, P.ts Franefot
Hs!a:leesx Ra,e BeE1e. Dreedea de- T. dc, &c.
tesnE paHieuaIly dearous of ponotlre direct CONNER
tns{ aot on terms most favorable e1tend ps.cpsr t
ucs y opening credits a de- to responsible Westrn In
Sea ;,s f. e. psysee IN my Eaope
81 Country Hanks and Banker9 supplied With Fo,.t.,
abroad. ~ees aek0aA4ea
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sB Those who are Curious 70 wit
ness the wonderful perfection which A. ohs~A It uats
manager II Baele'os n. r. has bs ught the snrtac
tue Of snd Teupees invited vst his Wig and
HAIR ing Rooms, xt No. 1n0 Lake street and examine
thase .tloas productions Of ayt n scrutiny detect
the artificial tr :he natural @ton adjusted the hslt
, 1860-05-30

Nessu cake 1ro. r. Drate, fremont Eouse Gale Bra
J. L. Reed i Co.; pertoa, Roblnscn Smith: r. A.
Bryan, EAq; " F. fucker Co., Of Chicago. .nois.
tpptl With the genuine Congress Water drscs from
house, and va would recommend tLem favorably to per
In Cn:e ago. vicinity, who desire to purchase ozz
xsE CnnErcss Water. CLA WHITE.
, 1860-05-30

Keneiy-P1epa'ed exclusively from vegetable substances.
eoutan;ng uarcote ard neiins upon the pulmonary
Eans n eooth!rE. anuaaumatoy. and yes lnvakosank
A<rn this preparation tste only uniform. certain and se
specac for and chronic hA and whooptrg cough
Prlce % cents. Sod ly JOHN D. PACK. 1ea Lake
Frset. my5-lm
, 1860-05-30
HUFF6AHE L 0HPCKE

FR-4-FCIS Il. H0FR.M.x.a.T.
CoaSul Of the Grand Dueny Of Sa1eWeimsr The rns..
of Brunswick and Saxeotha and the free civ ri Fr
T ana ~ tpesa at ssgei states aatho:zed 10 ~
HANOVER, hESSIA, NASSAU, PRUSS1A. "a VnEYY'
"1RTEMBERQ. CLbENHERG e. tsa~ " = >
, 1860-05-30

~ 04N1N1 N 1k&1 Olt . NVIlCE.
IA ne underaka~d hAvsnk hten aulv sppoInse, Al.
t*1.sd9 Of ths t&asa Of K.ha ". T.acv irern.tJ
ats oef County Of the State Of Illinois hv 'he oun.
ae1t os ~ coot then 70 oe he'll for th pre-
Ut vhleh uma 1t the Court House Chicago Ill rtr.cn.
having my claims sad tstas requested to rrs-
81 HAH ELIZABETH TRACY,
A1ufn>t3iYtf
mil Hc4<f f;nt4t
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review, We did not feel that ANYTHING Tas unit

review. We did not feel that anything vas omit:
- ted which deserved attention.
!" lie then proceeded 10 defend tho Republican
party. Here be charged Mr. Douglas with do.
ing nothing for Freedom; viii disregard
ing the rights and interests Of the colored
man; and. for about forty minutes be spoke
with power that we have seldom heard equal
ed. There was grandeur in his Thoughts, q
comprehensiveness in his arguments, aud
binding force in his concluaons, which were
silent as death; every eye was fixed on
the speaker, md all gave him serious attention.
He MAS the tall mau eloquent; bis counteuance
glowed with animation, aud his eye glistenrd
With an intelligence that made it iustrous. ue
was 10 longer awkward and ungainly; but
graceful, bnld. commanding.
"Hr: Dou2la. had been quietly smoking up
70 this time; but here he forgot his cigar and
listened with anxious attention: When be rose
to reply he appeared excited, disturbed. mud bis
second effort appeared to US greatly inferior
to bis frat: Mr. Lincoln ha given him great
task, and Mr. Douglas lad not the time to m.
sWer him, even il he had the ability.
, 1860-05-30

Carriers. Carriers. Carriers,
Embroidered Ia Silk zrd ys:ret,
Garters. Garters. Carriers.
Wire E1ssses, in Ed. 1lrca aad cottor.
Carriers. Garters. Carriers,
In Has, In B1u-. IN whl,. IN Esd.
Carriers. Carriers. Gar tcrs,
All sosts and Sizes. All Pattern. .ud pzice..
AT PARKS, 124 LAKE STREET:
MONEY TO LOAN ON
CHICAGO CITY PROPERTY,
GOOD IMPROVED FARMS In TIL. State
n5.eeti:.:a 121 Lale si1ees, Ch;e: 70 :Kcam 10. q
NEW TEAS-s00 Half Chests,
nsX CEpp Of Tta1 ina resolved md 70, ts,e lox
n WI. LITTLE 4 90, Ia souta Wst9 Kreet.
, 1860-05-30
Qto=4Jart1cr5hlp Notices.
5rlnl1tg Maehlne8.


GEWING MACHINES,
~ 926 e35 AND 84o.
l.. CORNELL J. cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Double Lock- Tight, Fast Stltcz.
WARRANT Ed to give good satisfaction Is the a'ghe
priced In market, Make the sane stitch he sla5 Ala
chines 4.ge, 9xt inches updc. al1u,
table. have hs under feed straight needle. tro tvo
70 he inch: h1Il; VERY EASY MI AisQsI
N0lSELESs, ani neatly tnhhed Eitlrr Machine vii,
Stitch, Hem, Foil. Tuck, Gather and Embrosder.
They have taken the HIGHEST PREMIUM 1t seve:-:
Fatra. The ~: Mackre Il sEs ratcu) is equal a
pasty to tbe wv 1;ehnes TINS hack oil thop:
Chicago The sss one {Tassa.t .srateat, j. :arstr
stronger aad y giving ETcat 4sact1on. The 80 Mslc
featuring md Faulty Aaclne combined Cf2aCa11 fss
patens) very and cSuyfp nt for wing Large
ncuta4 Quilting. Ac III Il catabe Of dt!lg the
finest swas uAius. Eitherot ttese easy learned from
the printed directions.
ha1pplea Circulars and Cut eet on receipt OF stamp
We aolc axehte here fur the UNIV ELS Al. HEd-
AEK AND Gu+GE adjusted 70 al! th,ckIezses c4o:h,
AND al widths Of hem Vii. 4ea1ns fe1s, aud
CAN BE EASILY ATTACHED TU ANY skWEu
MACHINE. prtce43.
LARGE DISCOUNT TO AGENTS Ind CLERaf.
tD-AGEETs WANTED everywhere Cour and se+
ns II 1$3 LIKE street. or a1a :ess n CORNELL CO.
r. o. Bnx 1867 t:LlcAxo. Ttl1oa- ocla
, 1860-05-30

FANSl FANS! FANS! FANS
Pearl Stick, in White, Bre Cherry. Red.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
reas' Sick Pla'n, spans1es. s:lvercd. Enh,oeerea,
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
1voE7 Stick. In White, Blue. Cherry. Red.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
1vor5 Stick, sIlvszed, Tainted. Eus,olee:et.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
ssntal Wood suek. In suk. crase 1.neu.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
eazd.1l Wood. Com. ss.'sht. Koard snd Droal st.k.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Plaia 1.nsn. Spanish and Mourning Fans.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
opesa, Dridt, and Party Fa71, NJ, Patterns.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
F.n Leaf Plain Palm Leaf. Trl,nea. Al Styles.
Fans. Faus. Fans. Fans.
A1lKInd'. All Prices, from cents to sa..e,
AT PARKS, 12l LAKE-sT
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M ASTER'S SAI,E.-State OF llli-

W1 ASI E1 > 1Al'E.-0tHl1 OF lIIf-
1f1 no!s Cook County c-t' t'pok Coany C,:reu!: ccut
IL cnaae*7 John II. knae GeesEs {. Bates, 7aota.
Puhac Noucs hereby given. thst! IN pursuance Of tbs
aadate 'a deereee entered 10 tte ata:s enthe.
the tNh day Of March. 4. lsbL l.. &. t4te f-eer,
On Asse in :hsneey q took County. State Aforesaid
~ eleventh day Of June, 4. p. sda st! It pnhc
Court Hoas, II ;he thv of ch'e.so. ccuo,y Of t:ok
te following described parcel Of ra! e'ta.r, to W.T. -Al
r.: csIalo tset Of pa1tr p and .'uasd i y. q. ct
pat The perth fraction nf *ecun M ten u)
ship No. thirty nine 1877 poFsh o fursev t}.
ofthe th!f1 principal srtdao which lies outh Of tie k14
coust.uese< Ia trs haloos Of hieaxn. ard which il
eudsj IN tho water u ~ Kim - Addition t" IT, sal
town Of chtcsro the raid lAt the
or9.n.i plat Of ss*i EnEe's raasiea new cE elc
Cook which Fat original map rs tafs her-.v
mAde - NAV be necessary I" MAKE ia
DC. L.t. rAlNG FkEEE
AsxtA7 In ChAucrzy. cs =. .rnt4-
Chtesxo. M4Y r. 1A60 rlysHctn&-:i;
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Any not having those words and letters the cerk
counterfeit md the purchaser should prosecute the
aelcr fer ewindlfnK.
R3-orders viii .~cave rronrt attention addressed to
u At Conere.s Spring. Saratoga, New York.
kouthesu Depot Of CotgEess Water In New York city.
CLARKE d WHITE,
, 1860-05-30

| Meyers Miraculous Vcrmin Dis
tuys ,hs det and bes. remedy for Exesmnattng RATS
and NICE Cockl:oAcHEs, BUGS, ANTS, AosQUl-
TOES, FLEAS, MOTHS, 0RAlS-WoRMS and GAR
DEN INSECTS.
Sold by dsuFc u everywhere. nyeseslotsu
, 1860-05-30

NEW ENGLAND FIRE AND
1< MAxms 1xsu7Ano1 CoxrAzx.
OF R-9RTP0RD, CoJN.fR CTICUT.
Af2.tB Jan. l, 1860. t17 o.
Insurance Against Loss by Fire. :.
iy1AIr4t7as f.nr l.l4rf aNd Sn1th Ws1 Es-.s.
, 1860-05-30

%78 0JtPePsla-O1e greas PFeo1s-
s1ax eauae to th disease ths neglect sud isrskussry
of &einn Of ths functions Of TIN stctpacA and bowels
When taese I'LL to regularly perform ther dutea tor auy
length of ta1s nyspepaa In Of it, fEs a'o most
sare to follow. Browns Laxssse T1ochet CT Caihafa
LoxeuEes w edec4ualv I'D Mature to restore thsss 70
nsAnhy aoiou. Phync.an1 who know sher ingredients
Freely recommend them myes-tw-eod
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Scheol Pic.Nics.

ic-nics-strawberry, blackberry, and goose
berry festivals" know it is high treason
to say so, but 1 pity the children who are in
weighed into them, and whose ENJOYMENT is
generally in anticipation. True, the boldest
and forwardest may find cool place on board
the boat, where they won't broil; or a shady
spot in the grove when they reach it: and a
nibble of cake, or a sandwich and drauebt
OF lemonade; but for the little shv things who
would cook to cinder before they would COM
plain OF the heat, who would starve before thew
would say that they were hungry and faint.
and had been overlooked in the distribution of
goodies, who have no talent for grabbing.
and would be trampled to death before they
would even squeak-what of such?
There may be male and female excursionists
VINO don't go on such trips to pair of for firta-
tlons In outrageous groves, and let the chill
dren take care of themselves; there NAV be
adult pic-nic-ians who see that the children
are properly fed before they satisfy their own
hunger, and who, in the absence Of their pa
rents, feel responsible for their not tumbling
INTO the river, or being sunstruck let us fer
Vently hope-in anticipation of all the forth
coming festivals of this season-that there are:
but our own private opinion and independent
belief is that "the dear children" on these oc-
casions come out the little end of the horn, and
that horn-nOt the "horn of plenty"
FANNY Fern
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A Census Taking Anecdote

In endeavOring to take the census for the
Government, the marshals occasionally meet
with such difficulties as well nigh to deprive
them of their own senses The following took
place in Canal street, New Orleans:
"WhO is the head of this family"
"That depends on circumstances If before
III o'clock it's me husband if after IL, it, $
meself''
''How so?''
Because sfther III he's as drunk as a piper,
and unable to take care Of himself, let alone
the family
"What is his age?''
"COming mkt Mechalmas he will lack a day
OF being as old as Finnegan. You know Finne-
GAM"
''No, don't know Finnegan; and if L did, II
would not help the matter. Is your husband
an alien?'
"Och, thin, he's ailin' intirely. He has the
rheumatics worse than ovid Donnelly who was
tiod double wild 'em."
How many male members have you in the
family?
'Niver a one"
"What, no boys at all ?"
"Boys Is 1t? All, murther, 90 home. We
have boys enough to whip four loaves of bread
for breakfast -
"When were you married?r
"The day Pat Doy le left Tippirary for Amer
icy. All well mind it, A sunshiner day niyer
gilded the sky Of ovid Ireland"
sWhat was the condition of your husband
before marriage?"
"Divil man more miserable. He said if 1
did not give him a promise within two weeks
he'd blow his brains out with a crowbar"
What was he at the time Of your marriage,
widower or bachelor?'
"A which? A widower, did you say? Ah,
now go way wild yer nonsense. Is't the likes
OF me that would take up a second hand hus-
band! poor divil all legs and consumption,
IKE sick turkey A widower? May niver
be blissed if I'd rather not live an ovid maid,
and bring up family on buttermilk and pra-
tiesn
Here the dialogue ended, the Marshal COM
ing to the conclusion that he could "make
more" next door. Whether he did we will
know at some future time.
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INTERESTING TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-As gem
eral rule 1t Is most economical 70 buy the best
articles. The price is, of course, always Lit
Tie higher; but good articles always spend best
1t Is sacrifice of money to buy poor cheese,
lard etc, TO say nothing Of the injurious effect
of the West India sugar and molasses the
santa Cruz and Porto Rico are considered the
best The Havana is seldom clean. White
sugar from Brazil is sometimes very good.
Refined sugar usually contains most of the
sacharlne substance; there is probably more
economy in using loaf, crushed and granulated
sugars, than we should first suppose
Butter that is made in September and Octo.
Der Is the best for winter use Lard should be
hard and white; and that which is taken from
hog not over year old is best.
Rich cheese feels softer under the pressure
of the finger. That which is yery strong Il
neither very good nor healthy TO keep ONE
that is cut, tie it up in bag that will not ad.
NIT fies, and hang it in a cool, dry place. /,
mold appears on it wipe it off with a dry cloth
Flour and meal Of all kinds should Be kent
in cool, dry place.
The best rice is large, and has clear, fresh
look. Old rice sometimes has little black in,
sects inside the kernels
The small white sago, called the pearlsapo,
is the best. The large brown kind has an
earthly taste. This article, and tapioca, ground
rice, etc., should be kept covered
To select nutmegs pick them with pin. II
they are good, the oil will instantly spread
around the puncture.
Keep coffee by itself, as the odor affects
other articles Keep tea in close chest OF
canister
Oranges and lemons keep best wrapped close
in soft paper, and laid in drawer of linen.
The cracked cocoa is best; but that which is
put up in pound papers is often very good
Soft soap should be kept in a dry place in
the cellar, and not be used until three months
old
To thaw frozen potatoes, put them in hot
water.
To thaw frozen apples, put them in cold
water Neither will keep after being frozen
Honsekeepers' Friend.
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Late U. 8. Marshal for District 81 aVcibi coium6ii..
q

NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue ofa writ OF
~ herl faeias, lssned from the Clerks office OF
the CIronlt Court of the DlstTiot of Cou pnba for
the the, o1nnty sI Of Washington and TO me directed,
court house door of said county, on SATURnA
fns 1st day Of next 1882 a. y O'Clock m, the
following property, to Wit: All defendant's ri m
title, ca u and intsrest, in and to certain bull /,
niger ing erected on Lot No SKIS in Square No: nine
plat of the oity of Washington seized and levied
upon as the property Of Abel Griggs. and viii be
1855 in favor of John Purdy.
J. ID. HOOVER
Late U. s Marshal for the District of Columbia.
je 28-dts
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BE BIZ !; SiR SGRREENs Z IN AuetIoneer.

TRUsrEE's SALE OF OF 4 uf'FTaI FRKME HOUSE
4 AND LoT AT AUCTION on NINTH Sr. WEST
BY virtue OF a deed of trust from Geo. III Gates apd
wife, duly recorded TO the subsorIber viii Sc l. on
MONDAY, tn 18th day of July next, 1863, at
O'Clock m, part Of Lot IN - uare 3gT being and
lying Ia the city of Washington, commencing for
the same at the southwest corner of Lot No s
aforesaid, and running north on the line of Ninth
street west IS feet. thence east 80 feet inches
thence south 25 feet: thence west go feet inches 10
The paoe OF beginning beng said part of Lot front
between and @ streets north, with the Impro e
House with back building.
Tens: One-third cash; bal,nee in and Is
months, purchaser TO give notes bearing interest
from the day OF sale. A deed given and a deed OF
trust taken. ALI oonveyancing at the cost of the
purchaser.
IL the terms of sale are not complied with within
three DAYS from the day OF sale the trustee
The right TO resell the property hve da, s. blo
no'lce IN the Evening STAR at the risk and cost OF
the defaulting pure baser
JAMES w. COOMBS, Trustee.
Je 2-eots A. GREEN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
By :. G. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucuoneer,

by J.. z: MCGUIRE & CO., Auouoneers
IEUSTEE SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
4 kEAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF rEvENTH
AND sTRgKIs,-By virtue of decree of the Cir
eult Con OF the District Of COLUMBIA, passed in
Two causes in v hich Statham, Sr1lthson a Co. and
AuSun sherman respectively, are complalnsnts
and John +. Cal. and others aTe defendsntS, the
underslgned Will sell az public auction 70 the his
ssa es. bidder, on THURSDAY. the 18th da' OF uly,
aooo, q coc p. M, upon the premises, Lot No.
Il X II square Nc. 4S, in the city Of Washington.
and 70 feet on Seventh street west.
rms well known property is situated on the
nortneast corner of and Seventh streets opposite
the Seneral Post Office, and is one of the We j best
business locations In the city of Washington. The
improvements m consist Of t, rec three story houses
on r street, including the drug store on the corner
OF seventh, and a two-story building on Seventh
street The property Wi be sold in separate par
GELS, according TO the lmpro gemen6.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase mone,
70 De Iald In cash, and the residue In two equal
stainrnfs, IN six and twelve months from the day
OF saei the deferred PAYMENTS to bear interest and
to besecured by the notes bonds of the purcha-
sero purchasers, with a surety or suretes to be
approved by the Trustees Should the terms of
sale not be complied with within SIX days after the
da5 oI SAFE, the Trustees reserves the right TO re
sell the property at the risk and expense of the de
1aultlng purchaser, after FIVE days notice, All
conveyances at the cost of the purchaser
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MARsHAL SA ALE.-In virtue of writ Of feri
1fI facias, Issued from the Clerks Office of the
ChouIt Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washing ton, and to me directed. / will
expo to public sa for cash, ia front of the cou
house door of said county, on SATURDAY., the
2a,h day of July next 1867. st O'Clock m the fol-
wing property, TO wit: All defendants right title
3 m, and interest in and TO a certain dwallir z
house erected on Lot aud south ninet
zig lfeet four t4) inches Lot nins (9D in Square
numbered three hundred aud seventy seven, (S77l
In the city OF Washington ID. c seized and le led
upon as the proo' rtv OF Ju ius Viedt, and vii, be
told TO sa.IsfJ yudicials. \ $50 to October term
1857, IN favor of Jonathan T. Walker.
J. ID, HOOVER,
Late U. 8. Marshal for District Columbi..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-06

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~ r, lO-i; II 4, and y Cotton Sheetinss,
hiopsrd on q Sons,, Dunbar q Dickinson and
Tovelings in variety, Table Liz ems and Napkins,
lGo pieces superior makes Blesched Cottons,
loo pieces Lawns at l2h cents.
Is pieces White and CoIored Flannels,
| aides and Misses White Cotton Hose,
White Goods in variety,
Cambria and Swiss Ed ings and Insertings
HOnlton, Guipure and French Worked Collars
Sun Umbrellas, PaTas, Is and sun Shades
Super Silk and French Lace Nantes,
HOPED skirts. Silk MIts. &c., &o., received and
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