Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

tendsnce, including several ladies. The fol.
lowing 10 The result of this sale:
Lott, in savars gu, improved by brick
stable, "a. ". Garnetts property was sold
nrst to Mrs; Sargent for si5O, but she subss.
qnentiy Withdrew the bid, and it sold to A. r.
Shepherd for 500.
Of lot s2usss 18Th street
~ Of A. Y. p. Garnett, was sold to A. r. Shep-
herd, for S3, COO.
Charles S.;Wallach's property. being 7, In
building, was sold to J. T. Van Ris wick for
$4,000.
Cornelins Boyles property, consisting Of lot
10, square 40, no improvements, was sold to A.
Also, part of lot and lot II, in square is3.
(E St, between Fifth and Sixth,) improved by
tour story brick building, was sold to J. I.
Also, parts of lots o aud ID, in square 49i,
our-and-a.half St., between st. and Penn.
at.,) improved by a four STORY brick building,
sold to J; T; Van Riswick for $1,000.
10, square 2e5, TX St. north,) improved by q
. two.story brick building, was sold to James
b. Stewart (present occupanD for $1,000.
ing Of lot j. IN sanars s e son.S im
proved by u wo-story brick building, was sold
TO A. r. shepherd for 1925.
Martin L: Smiths property, consisting of
part Of lot is, in Reservation No. IL, &c street
north,) improved by two-story brick build
ing was sold to Charles n, Lane for $4,000.
French Forests property, consisting OF part
of original lot ?, in square ls Pennsylvania
avenue, between 10th and Goth streets,) i'm
proved by a four STORY brick building, was
sold to Daniel E. Somes for 81, 100.
Edward A. Pollard's property, consisting of
part of sub division 81, in square PSI, without
improvements, sold to VIM James for $40.
Also, parts OF lots / L and IL in square 297,
improved by ostory frame building, ID
street south, between 18th and 18th west,j solu
to William James for $780,
Daniel and Mary F. Ratclff's property, con-
sisting Of part Of lot 2 in uare 254, TX street
north. between 18th and 18th westD improved
by a three.story brick building, sold to VIM
O. Malone for 81, $50. a-
Edward NJ Clark's property, being lot 9 in
square $685. ID street SOUTH Improved by a
brick building, was sold to Ephraim Wheeler
for S1,550. 10
Samuel Lees property, being lots 1,2,3,4,5,6
and I, in square 900, and without impro v ement,
was sold to A. r. Shepherd for Sl15
James j. Warnings property, being lot in
square i56, + street north, between 9th and eth
west) improved by a tour story brick building,
sold TO Capt. Todd, for S1,5Oo.
of lot 6 in square 455, (F street north, between
9th and eth westD improved by four story
brick building, sold to John F. Van Riswick,
for 1920.
Levinia BoyIe,s property, being part of lots
/ and ID in spare 4sS, (E street north, between
9TH and 9TH west improved by three story
brick building, was sold to A. K. Shepherd, for
$3.50.
Samuel L. Lewis's property, consisting OF
lot in square ZIG, sold to VIM Rutherford
for S36. -
Also, part Of lot is in square go, sold to VIM.
Rutherford, for $40. ..H.
Also, lot in square SOB, sold to Alfred Hall,
for $3.50.
Also, lot 10 in square 5s5, sold to Asbury
Lloyd, for S37 so.
Also, lot in square 632, sold to P Marley,
fJl $3.50.
Also, lots l6 and 20 in square 6i2, sold to J. B.
Williamson, for Sl5.
Also, LOT |, in square designated f. Gig, sold
to J. B. Williamson for SO.
Also, lots =, 3, and I, in square designated E.
62, sold to ]. b. Williamson for SO.
None OF the above lots OF Lewis are i'm
proved.
Charles w. Havenner's property, being lots
29 and 80, in square 552, was sold TO Samuel T..
Day for 3d. -
Also, lots 10 and II, in square $50, sold to
Samuel f. Day for So.
Neither Of the Havenner lots are improved.
As each piece of property was. knocked
down, Col. Philips in yited the lucky purcha-
ser to walk up and fork over. The bids Were
all started low, and with some of the property
the business was rather slow, the parties bid
ding making but small advances over the pre-
vious bids; but in some cases the bidding was
animated.
When Dr. Warnings property was announced
Mr.. Joseph H. Bradley gave notice that the
decree for the sale would be contested, and
proceedings had been taken to vacate it; and
for few minutes no response was made to the
call for bids, but Capt. Todd started the prop-
$500. ~" y"
The property Of Francis Hanna was not of.
tered an injunction having been granted in
this case: and the property Of Thomas D. Allen
was also not put up, the case having been con-
tinued. The sale is regarded as having been
very successful, and above 81, 900 will be re-
allied.
The property is held by the purchaser du-
ring the life OF the rebel owners.