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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-19
OR, COOP AS WHEAT.


Ia the State of Illinois .here was certain
village boasing of a tavern, three stores.
four groceries, where from morning till
night and from night Till early dawn, a per
son entering the town may find in the tsv-
ern, stores, and groceries aforesaid, one or
more groups of persons playing cards
gambling here is reduced 10 a scierce-ihe
history of The four kings is thoroughly stud
led. and from the school boy 10 the grey
headed veteran. from the miss in her teens
to the mother of large family, they are in-
;tiated into the mysteries of the high, low,
jack, game riah: and left bowers. the hon.
ors and the odd tricks. One of the hesl
players 10 me village was Major Smith, the
tavern keeper; or, as be expressed it, the
proprietor ef the hoiel- widower who
like
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-19

THE Newburypot {Ma-s.) Herald says
that Mr.. Garrison this year proposes 10 dis
continue the Liberaior newspaper, and will
American Anti Slavery Society. Why
shouldn't he All the Republican papers
now are Liberalors," and the Govern
ment itself is nothing more nor less than
grand Anti Slavery Society Why keep up
rival organizations for the same purpose p
Garrison's work is done. He has got Lin
coin, Seward, and the war democrats in the
harness. Let the old veteran relire on his
laurels.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-19

A CoSEEcrIcuT editor. having got into a
controversy with contemporary, congratu-
lated himself that his head was safe from
'tdonkey's heels. ~ His contemporary as
tuleIy inferred from this, that be was una.
HE "a MAKE hofh ..nda rnaaf
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-19

a PRoMISEST bachelor politician on the
Kennebec, remarked TO young lady that
soapstone was excellent 10 keep the Zee!
warm in bed.
YES" said the young lady. who had
been an attentive listener, ''bui some gen.
lIemen have an improvement on tha, which
you know nothing about"
The bachelor turned pale and maintained
wistful silence.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-19

That was a smart youngster who, hear
ing his mother remark that she was fond of
music, exclaimed, "Then why don't you
buy me drum ?'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-19

A LITTLE urchin, in the Sabbath School
al G, was asked, few Sundays ago,
"Wha, Jesus said when he knew Judas had
betrayed him to the Jews" He scratched
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-19

We frequently hear oil our generals cap
turing "pieces of artillery" 'Whal's the
use OF continually capturing pieces" says
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-19

UNcoMFoRrABLE.-To be seated at the table
opposite pretty girl, with a plate of hot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-13

TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, sitting % = Court OF
Equity, made in q cause Of Clarity ys; Gsrity md
others No N3 upon the docket Of said SQUIRT, the
on Tie premi.es. on THURsDAY, thei5sh dsy 81
Juse Instant At ~ ScpSa IL t hts
ing ep the Ridge road, west OF GeorgeSo1n. 6e~
ginning ct q BOUNDED hickory tree, staining ef
the beginning of the 2lst line of the rssuryey %
Alliance, thence north 191s degrees west ~ psrsn-
es with the 10th line of said Alliances feversea.
Thence south So degrees west - Ee s t Ghs
Ridge road said stone being At the end q ne iSsn
the east .. line tbsrsos the Two cfs
distsnces-south Is degrees and three qusrtera e
q degree east 80 perches; south dekfee1Ws9 u
perches Thence leaving said roan south " de-
grees east, 46 perehes and 10 OF perez 70 Al
Intersection with the 2lst line Of said Alhance ana
thence with 2lst line reversed 70 the be8tnntnk-
Containing IL acres, rosds, Il pereaes, more OK
less. s..s
rnanding view of Washington and 9eor getown.
the Potomsc river. .Analost,n Island. the swell.
ing hills Of Virginia. and the course ct the riv-
uss the ,. cash. tn. b.ne.
the purchase money to be paid in six and twelve
months from the day Of sale. with interest. the
purchaser giving his notes. with eecur1ty 70 be
Approved by the trustee. or the cash my be paid
uurchase money. the trustee will convey to the
ree clear and aisch Red of all claim OF the PAT
t3es 10 tbs aause b. p JACKSON. Trustee.
os is s 30 tas cause TioMAs DoWLiNa, Auat.
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BOARDING..

pERs0Ns WISHING BOARD IN A PLEASANT
L and healthy country village. can procure the
same by applying to ]. W. j. MOORE, Washing.
ton Hotel, Leonardtown, St Msry's county. Md.
The steamer Vanderbilt touches three times .
return. 1s13 3aw3wN
LOB RlNT- Two very desirable com mt mi ssti n G
L hOOMS. with BOARD For par iculars inquire
at 333 X ST, bet. 18th and 18th, Franklin Row.
jel2 St.
FOR RENT.WitA Board. -suitable for two, or
Il three gentlemen, large FRONT ROOM. Also,
three or four gentlemen can be accomm cd ated
With Meals at No. 261 6 street, between 18th and
18th SITS. Terms moderate. je I0-3t"
TABLE BOARD at SOS month, $50 street,
Il eetwe en- 10Th and 18th streets. Also two fur
nished ROOMS to let, suitable for two or more
gentlemen lei If
II OOMs, WITH BOARD, All 18th street west.
H. e5lm"
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DIED.

Attic Government Hospital for the Insane, on
the l2lh Instant afreI brief illness. In the 19th
wear of her ase, Mrs. ELIN &. NICHOLS, we
Of DR.. q. II. Nichols anu ~ dSsI dauEh OF the
late John W Many Of this CITY.
The fun sral services will take place at Trlnity
Church on WsoDt day, the 18th inst, et O'clock
p m. The frienss OF the family are respectfully
Invited 10 Attetd.
On Monday. the 18th instant, JOHN =. ATCHI
BON IN thu 6Uth ytHr o. his age
The friends a. xequaIn tapc@s OF the family are
~aensctfuls invited 10 attend the IN nerSl from his
late refic ence on between 18th and I2tb streets
east. on "Wednesday, the lith instant at O'Clock
y. m. $1,000 ,hx. ..,..
Io1 a me I. o. sons life to inherta aho'
Upvard 20 q better land.
On the 18th instant. In the Sd year or her age.
May yIR6IRIA RABBITT.
Ths friend. and scguaintapees are respectful y
jnxitsd TO stfsnc the funeral ct O'clock this after
NOON, 9Th street. between ana =. Island.
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CITY ITEMS.

CALIFoRE IA STONE RINGS, Sets, Jet Sets
lets Seal Chains, Long G. uard Chains, G AL
BELLS, Teaspoons, Cups, Napkin Rings, &c,
for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 43s Pa. av, near u st. 4t*
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DYJ, O, MCGUIRE & co.. Ascuonssra.

Tf fHs LIZ Of sA Fa. II 81 s. sTsaiT
Under and by virtue Of . deed Of trust, bearing
date the I9ts day Of JspusrE 1885, and ID dsT ,s
trus.ss therein ri Ell ct sa
dsT' on WHY ESDAY, the 2Ist inst ate o'clock
p Lot No IN s9Ts Ts sts s south On -
Srses xSss, ~ AZ are one third cash; and the
&: f. :aa y so a.
OF The trustee, for said deferred pay.
mente. x.x.neJns 1t cost Of vups
All Stamps sn~ W B. WEBB. Trustee.
chaser. n InGUIR1 co.. Aucta.
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r. D. sMIT HIS
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs.
This PRopHYLATIC is sold By all Druggists
and Grocers.
This sreat PANAcEA has bsen established 20
years. Its medical propertier are
TONIC. AsTRINGENT AND AROMATIC.
AoH r and BOWELS. It gives
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG.
REJUyENATEs THE OLD.
Cures
DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE.
INDIGESTION, LAssITUDE OF SYSTEM.
CHRONIC DIARRHGA, DYSENTERY,
JAUNDICE, AGUE AND FlVER.
te Ssnaasl = Of PEoPLE WELL KNOWN in
W. ARE NOW CONSTANTLY R1oElV1Sa
CLOSING AUCTION SALES OF NAW YORK.
All kinds Of
DRESS GOODS.
LAWNS.
MoZAMBIQUEB.
WHITE GOODS,
JAcoN1Ts, oAMBRIos. PLAIN SWISS.
White and Colersd DOTTED SWISS.
NAINsOOKs. IRISH LIN1HS.
And AL other goods usually found jim frst clas
DRY GOODS STORES.
These goods have al been bought ct Auction
for cash. and We shall offer them Ata very SINAI
advance. ss
Gall ct the
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
LANSDUR6H G BRO.
.,se.,v s75 and SIS Y.h street.
CHAYFIELr's STEAM Ic1 oRIAas A Al.
- FAOTORY, $50 6th st.. bet; 9,iies "a rnisSHd
viii ics Dream, made of the o gs' yvarrsntsd ~
stssm poWer, Wholesale And 1sSrsd Ia nv rsft Of
e sat psss "" 'asNs' 'sx...t,lJ nyielm-
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PERSONAL.

I EFT THE HOME OF HIS PARENTS ON
IL Monday. June 5.WILLIAM T. DETWEILER,
had on brown jacket felt at of IL same color,
Ight cashmere pkltaloons and WAS without shoes.
Any information concerning him viii be 9rSts-
fully received by his parents. No. 9th street.
nR. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania
y avenue, near l4th st., over Messrs. Kidwells
Drug Store. Sp5 3mif+
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs
r IsTOF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST
IL OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, D. O.,
JT-rv

l. OFFICE. GEORG Flown, D. O.,
JUSB 10, 1865.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant must
call for " advertised letters" give the date ofthis
II not called for within one month sthey will be
sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post-msrking without interfering
with the writing.
request fer the return Of letter to the writer,
if unclaimed within thirty days or less written or
printed with the writer's name, pest once, and
State across the left hand end of nvelope, the
face side, will be complied with at the usual pre-
paid rate of postage. payable when the letter in
delivered to the writer
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AUCTION SxEHS.
EfFICrs or FAMILY DICLINIue Housr.

On FRIDAY MoRsINa, June is. commencing
At ten o'clock, Ne will sell st house No. 40
street, between and O. near Penn. avenue, the
entire Household Effects, comprisinS-
Ghinkerins Piano. Cover and stool
Hair. cloth Sofss, Chairs, and Rockers
nArlle top Table and Whatnot
Bedste ads, Feather Beds, Mattrassss
Atstr.sk, Walnut Dinins Tables
q Marols top Bureaus nod wsshstands
Chsnc elisrs and ether Gas Fixtures
Mahoeany and other Wsrdrobes
Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &C., with many
other articles in the hoasek ee ping line; sll
ofwhieh are in excellent order, ana Will De
peremptorily sold.
Terms cash
Je1s W. l., WALL & CO., Aucts.
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In YESTERDAYS TESTIMONY before the MIL.
1tary Commission, the testimony OF W. ID
Rohrer Is accidentally headed " For the &C.
rnsed"r II should have read {" For the pros
ecution."
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DROF J. W. KREIS' DANCING ACADEMY
PARKIRS HALL,
Penn. ave. between 9Th and 7th,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel,

w ROTHsCHILD,S
Pa. av. bet. Sd and 4th sts., Capitol HILL FL
The largest Garden in the District. openEA
eys ~ evening, with
SWINGS, &c.
Refres m ents of all kinds in nice arbors.
Liberal terms to pic mic parties my l8-3m+
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DY Jas. Q. KoGUIh W. Aas'os'
O,.rp,u sAL1 OF HOUSE, AND LOT AND
TkUSTEEr Tor ON TENTH SRRIIT WEST.
HHHATHStN g AID Q GTkHEfss 49,, :.

T. THURsDAY A4fKRNO0N, Juns 18th. at
S1nack On the prsmises, by virtue Of . decree Of
q SssF: and Y dssssy an
: :s5i q Square No. ss1, frontins iotk street.
snS ns g 4:
bsck l3O feet to 81 foot alley ,impfovsd by tive
ss 4 NTH es &c s sS
same depth, and unimpreved. Both lots are lease
holds, rsdeemeble At the pleasure OF tAs Aolast
Terms: Ons. half cash. the BALANCE In 6monthS,
the purchaser to rive his note nth interest, Aad
All conveyancine Of cost Of larsh laser, Il. = :
,.I eoxa, p q noa q III o I.s zssis.
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Y GRIM & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

UY GRlIN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
EAST. BIT tween EAST CAPIToL AND 4
STREETS NORTH.
On FRIDAY the 10th instant, at s O'Clock p. N.
in front of the premises, part Lot No. In Square
$40. the north Il feet inches front, being Isl
square feet. more or less.
lie I'D GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ny GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctisnsers.
fhE H6w ard 3. Nd ROOMS AT .I6o:
sa,.9s :. 70 Ro sass
Glass and Orockery Ware, with other articles
which are generally used In hrst-class dining
Terms cash. ek GnG WHatY1aayy s aaaia
NY JAMES Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auots.
ss 2 2s s9sH
Under and by virtue of the several DEGREES
supreme Court Of the District of Colum bia. in
sfai sasa On s0d snd
Early and others are defendants, the undersis nsd
sss
CURE 4 Co.. or MONDAY, the Sd day Of July
sSs /:
from ss city 81 shs
about three miles from Pennsyyania avenue, and
e
Of the whole tract with said turnpike road it runs
south twenty-six degrees thirty.seven minutes
themes With said road to beginning atty. one 5
peIcucss ioi OLA SSi ons Sn0 iooN AAo
seven and one half per ches.
Frame Dwelling. and is q pleasant country resi-
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree.
are as follows: One fourth part OF the purchase
money must be paid in cash ct the time of sale,
and the balance in equal payments in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months, the purcha-
sers to give for the said deferred payment. their
bonds. satisfactorily secured. bearing interest,
pay aSle quarter yearly from their date.
All conveyancing and stamps at cost Of the pur.
chaser.
y yos b II T BHRsaf6;LrY.Jr Trustees.
jel0 3tAw3w ]. O. MEG UIRH i CO.. Auots.
SALE OF STEAM T R9sr ssARess. AND SEINE
Ckif OuaytrSssaey 0Nes, Dsyof az WasAisstos,l
Washington, D. o.. June IL, 1865. {
Will be sold at pu blic auction, at Alexandria.
Virginia under the direction Of Captain J G. G.
Lee. A. Q. M, q. 3. A., on FRIDAY, June %, 1865,
at Ii O'Clock q three barRes. q follows:
Barge ANDREW GOODWIN.
Barge HAIL COLUMBIA.
Barge WASP. -.
Will be sold, under the direc ton Of Captain b.
B. Lacey, A. q. M. at street wharf. in the city
Of W ashin ston d. O., on SAT URDAY. June 2th,
1865, At 10 O'Clock Q. m, the following vessels,
"" steam Tug JENNIE BAKER.
Barge JAMES HENRY. and
TWO LARGl SEINE BOATS.
Terms Cash, in Government fnn9sII ouvp
Brig. Gen. and Chief Qus.ter%sstst.
JeI2-1et Depot of Washington.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsIMfNrs To-NIeHr,

WAsHInaroN THEATHs.-Mr. Frank Drew
IA "Tactic," in the comedietta OF 8 IRE Act.
tzg Maid" and as " " idow Twankey" In
TIE burlesque OF aladdin, or the Wonderful
Scamp" --4s....' = -" . :
NkovRs Lh.ATLk. - "Aladdin OF the
Wonderful Lamp" characters by Miss Susan
denim and the entire great company.
NIxoHs CIRCUS, 9Th street, near the canal
Afternoon and e0eniug performance by the
great rev York Combination troupe; Ballet,
Songs, acrooatic and gynnnastic feats, and
brilliant equestrian display.
OxFoRD.-"Jeff in Petticoats," the ballet OF
Inc Cfrcassians," " Robert Macaire," songs,
negro deiineahons, and other attractions.
Northumberland pantomime, ne.
gro dehneations, songs, ballet, DC concluding
win q sidesplitting afterpiece.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL at the Church OF
tne Acension, III street. between 9th and 10th
streets, and AT the Church of the Immaculate
conception, corner OF Sth and N streets.
SEVENTH STREET PARK Picnic of the
'Georgetown Circle, Fenian Brotherhood, pre-
isentation of an Irish flag, addresses, &c.
MILITARY HALL.-Free concert saloon
songs, ballet, &c.
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CoRoNER's INQUEsrs.-The following in.
quests have been held by Coroner Wood
ward
On the 9th inst. inquest On the body of Wes-
ley Gray, colored teamster, said to be from
GEORGIA and found lying in a vacant lot near
Inc Government Printing Office, with the
back Of his neck cut from ear TO ear No clue
20 the perpetrator of the deed was obtained by
the jury.
An inquest on the 9th, on the body of g. W.
Frazier, assistant wagon master at the 10Th st.
corral, found in Rock Greek about a quarter
OF mile above Lyons mill dam. The Jury
Deheve the man TO have been drowned by his
morse falling on the rocks while fording the
stream.
Alss another inqueston the same day upon
the remains of David Harris, a sailor found
drowned near the railway slip at the Navy
Yard. Circumstances of the drowning not
ascertained.
Sunday night an inquest was held at the
Sanitary Home, Capitol Hill, on the remains of
Michael Organ. a soldier of 90. ID, 10th n. Y,
Regiment, who was killed by being run over
by an engine on the railroad. No blame was
attached by the jury to the engineer. On the
person of the soldier were found S219 So,
watch worth IS, and his knapsack containing
clothing, valued at 49,
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-J. Kelly,
.disorderIy; military. James Thomas. Flor
ence Howard, Ezra Burrows, do $40 each.
Graves. PROFANITY; SIS John Carroll, drunk;
as. WIN. Leach, disorderIy; for hearing. J.
II. Began, John Biclerton, suspicion OF lar
ceny; bail for court. Kate Rivers, disorderly;
IS Fanny Wells, do; IS. w. Harris, drunk;
%. F Jenkins, disorderly; F. Stern, do;
SIS each Frank Jardilla, do; s5. Patrick IT.
win, drunk; So.
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LOTTERY SHOP CLosED-Duringt two months
past nu merous complaints have been received
at police headquarters of the circulation in the
West by parties In Washington Of circulars
signed by p. Holman & Co, claiming to be
~. 5. licensed lottery agents." The matter
was investigated by detectives Bigley and
Kelley, who fixed upon the principal and
watched him closely. They found that be re-.
ceived twenty thirty letters daily by mail,
and also ascertaiped that his office was in room
10. 10, Federal Block, opposite the Post ONCE
As an indueement for agents to engage for the
company, they state In the circular "that If
fhe certificate we will send You does not dra W
you at least $4,000 prize, we will send you a
certlhcate In one of our extra lotteries for
e,othing" Superintendent Richards ordered
Ine detectives to close the concern and take
Inc parties, with their office and effects, into
custody.
Yesterday at 3 p. m. the detectives, with
officer Tucker, OF the Third Ward, met Hoff-
man at the Post Office, and following him to
mis- room in Federal Block, arrested him. They
examined the room, and found an cid CANDLE
suck, piece of sealing wax, a mail bag, and
Dox OF envelopes. Hoffman was taken before
superintendent Richards and Justice Walter,
when ne admitted sending out the circulars
and claimed to be employed by the company
concerned in IL at 300 per month, they having
the use Of his name as chief of the company
Il ne justice decided to hold him to bail for a
nearing ia the sum Of g, 900, and In default to
De committed to Jail.
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ID o LILO A L E.

10 o a Is,
J.J. MOORE, AUCTIONEAR.
Will be sold, at Quarterm aster's Stores. In Nor.
folk, ON MONDAY, the 18th inst, at IL O'Clock.
11.4s2 SACKS OF OATS,
weighing ], 49l 69l pounds.
Terms cash. a. Z. bLUHTt
Captain and A Q, NJ.
tel2.6t. J. MOORE6 CO., Aucts.
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Horses kent BIZ the ~. week or month; ~
also, horses bought and sold.
The undersigned having reopened the old stand
formerly occupied By Peter Won Essen, Esq. No.
40 Congress St, 10 now prepared to receive and At
tend to all business in his line. A splendid as
sortment of Carriages and Buggies on hand; also
one horse family Carriages, A continuation Of
your past fsvoHs is solicited;
es-eost- 3s Congress st Geor gstown. D. o.
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o. nssOl 13..s CO., Aa's,"n'.l'
O'Clock on the premises, we will offer at pu bile
sale BY Objection of the Trustee Of the 0olumbi.n
475 viz: II, Il and lS fronting 9Th street west,
between and Boundary streets north; and Ia. Is
and I6 fronting Boundary street north, be.
tween 5th and 9th streets west.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months. secured BY deed of trsst en- the
resective lots sold.
All conveyancing and stamps at the cost Of the
purchA'er.
There lots are sold By the Trustee under the
provisions Of special act of Congress OF August
H. 1876 IN stat 46l y and the sale will BIS subject
TO the approval of Secretary Of the Interior.
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RY VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctionesrs.
TRUsTIE's SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL Is

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated on the 18Th
DAY OF August. 1857, and recorded on the 10th day
OF Novemoe lsa in Liber A. g.; No. IA. folies
"a, 2s5, 2s6 and 257, one Of the land records of
will sell on MON DAY, June s, 1865, at S O'Clock
m, at the Auction House of VIM. l.. Wall L
90, corner of9th street and Peun's avenue in the
city OF Washington. the following described tract
OF land, situated tn the county Of Washington, in
the District of Columbia.
The said tract of land beginning at the end Of the
fourth line of . tract of land called New Seat and
running thence south Is perches, thence south 81
degrees, west Is perches thence north So degrees,
east las perches thence south So Degrees east 5Ia
perches to its Intersection with the 18th line Of
the tract Of land conveyed by the heirs and
devisees of David @. Pattier to Edward Swami,
thencesouth 40 degrees, west 63 perches. thence
south Is degrees. west 81 perchss and 5s-loo OF
perch. thence south 81 degrees west IS perches to
perches.
The terms of this sale will be ons-third cash
balance. bearing interest and payable In equal in
stalments, at and II months, the deferred pay
ments 20 be secured by lien OF the land.
paid down at the place of SALE and in case the
purchaser or purchasers refusing so to do the
property will At once be res0ld at the risk and cost
of the defaulting purchaser Or purchasers.
my11.eo&ds W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POsTPON1D TO
WEDNESDAY. the Flat of June. ct the same hour
&c. MORGAN, Trustee.
js 13.d WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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pY WIN. L. WALL & co.. Auctienesrs.

EXCELLENT THREE.STORY BRICK H6UEH
AND LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUCTION.
On "WEDNESDAY, June H. at 6 O'Clock p m..we
Of Lot No: II. in square II, situated I'D street.
between and streets, south of PennsylvaniS
avenue. The improvements consist Of a well built
three story Brick House, containing seven reoms
and cellar, with gas and water throughout. I'm.
mediate possession will be given.
Terms: One third cash, balance in six and twelve
months. with interest, secured By deed Of trust
on the property.
Conveyanciss and stamps at the cost OF pur.
chaser.
Title perfect.
lie cd VIM l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-13

MR.. KRLRHER.-We stated on Saturday that
It was feared this gentleman's reason had been
sensibly affected, In consequence OF being
called as a witness IN the trial OF the conspir-
ators, and to p.stify as to his hiring of a horse
in the regular line of his business. Though NO
one whispered even asuspicion that there was
anything improper In the transaction, the ca IL
ing him to the stand In connection with such
trial was too much for his honora BILE and ser &.
sitive feelings, and an attack of sickness re-
suited, the extent of which has been exagger-
ated. He is now, however, in the way OF re-
coyery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-13

CANVAssERs and CARRIERS WANTED Tor 8
~ Washington weekly paper. Inquire ct 3iS
Delaware ave-, Capitol Hill, my22-dh
WANIBD. 200 900 LADIls TO get their
sween 9Th and 9th. Stamped Goods, Braid, Work
Ing Cotton, &C., for sale. my0 u