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DRoPUsALS For COAL AND WOOD

TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT., 10Th June Isss
Proposals VIII be received for the ceIiysrv g.
the use Of the Department, for about No ! s'1
pRnys NOii-
White Ash Anthracite Coal, q, 40 pound, - tho
ton ~ Aho
ltO tons beet qnality Baltimore Company,s Whit
~ Ash Anthracite Coal egg size " ''o
2Uo tons best quality Red Ash Coal same size
Also, Tor about 50 cords best quality OF Bskar's
ilne No'd 10 Re delivered at such times ana ia
sG quantities as may be required
BIOS VIII be received until the l,th of JuIv Al
qTrssCd 20 the General Gu Of Treasure
Inliclngs, under cover OF the Secretary of INA
Treasury and TO he binding for two uttks af,.T
tbat ate. TIE Department reseryIpg the TIgbt "a
REJECT 81 or any portion of ;he bids recei we'd
No bids Will be entertained unless satisiartorv
evidence can be given OF the ability of the rsrti
10 n II the contract a %, :. IS
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NAVY DEPARTMENT..
Bureau PrertstonS and CiOhtng, June 20. 1856.
Separate Proposals. sealed and endorsed :. FRO.
poe ais for Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials,
will be received At this Bureau until o'clock .:
the I'D day Of July, 1866, for rni shng and
delivering ION receiving thirty days notice At the
q. 8. Navy Yard At Brooklyn, N. T., In such mum.
bers and quantities. and at tuch times may be
specified bv the Chief Of this Bureau or BY the
CommsBdaBt Of S, id Navy Yard the numbers and
quantities OF the different articles specified in the
following list, viz:
Blue Flannel. yards. ZOE 600.
Caifskin Shoes, pairs Is 40.
Blankets, number. 20 0C0.
The Flannel to be deliverable one half in 80
and one halffn 10 days.
Offers may be made for one or more articles, at
the option of the bidder. and I'm case than one
article 10 contained In the offer the Chief Of the
Bureau will have the right to accept one or more
Of the articles contained in such Offer and reject
the remainder.
For description of the articles in the above list
bidders are referred to the samples at the Navy
Ysrds at New York and Boston, and for Informs
ton 40 TO the laws spd regulations Tin pamphlet
FORM regarding oLtracts to the offices of the
Commandants and Pay asters of the several Navy
Yards.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent. je 70 law4w
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

Bureau Of NaUigdfioa, Nary Dspartn.nt,l
WASHINGTON. June 18th. 1865. {
Sealed Proposals will he received at this Bureau
until II m on Saturday, the l4th OF July proximo.
for the supply of C9mmanders' and Navigatos'
Stationery at the Navy Yard. New York. for use
on board vessels of the United States navy.
Printed schedules giving list of the names and
Quantities Of the articles required will he furnished
on application either to the Bure directly to
the Navigation once, Navy Yard, New York,
where samples may be seen.
No proposal will be entertained unless accomps-
MED by evidence that the bidder 10 q recognized
dealer in the articles to be supplied, nor unless
the proposals complete for all the articles, in
hind and quality, - stated on the schedule, With
the amount properly extended and footed; and the
Bureau reserves the right to reject or all Of
the bids which IL shall be for the of
Government to accept.
Every offer must lie accompanied by q written
guaranty of ability to perform contract: and
sureties In the full amount will be required to
sign the contract.
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Sta
tionery, - and addressed IN the Chief OF this Bu-
resu. THORNTON A. JENKINS.
je l6.2awlw Chief of Bureau Of Navigation.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Interesting Divorce Case.

A HCeBAND SUES FOR DIVORCE on THE GROUND
OF MALPORMATrOs.
Prem Louisville (ky) Democrat, June3Ol
There was rather a singular divorce case be-
f're the Chancery Court yesterday, a man
iTg for divorce on the grounds of malforma-
ton. The following is the decision Of Chan
o.lor Plrtle, which fully gives the partic ulars
of the case The suit was brought by i p
Bray against his wife:
BY the statute of KENTUCKY % Revised Stat
u's. page ls) "the courts having chanceTy Ju
rselenon may decree divorce TO both husband
snd wife, tor such impotency or malfsrmation
as prevents sexual intercourse. The plaintiff
alleges tha. the defendant is so uniformed as
to prevent such intercourse. The defendant
say IN her answer that II is true. out that she
became so af er the bearing OF child Of their
marriage by accident in the birth of said child:
and the proof fully sustains the answer. She
seems not 70 object 10 the divorce. but asks
that she may have the child, to which she is
much attached. and also an allowance for the
support of herself and child.
II she consents TO the divorce, this court
could not grant II unless the cause shown of
record came within the statute: and IL seems 10
me that II does not. The malformation men
uoTed IN the statute, when we consider what
marriage Is among Christian people, must
have heen cohgenIal, or, at least. befo mar
riase " as sol mined Suppose The husband
sbUuld be r. ndertd mpotent or uniformed by
wound IN battle, would the statute apply
surely not, any more than if his health were
perm entity destroyed by some OF the MANY
Ills that fiesh Is heir TO. Now the proof shows,
- 'AA'S NaSt" ma tue "iIf euHtreO THIS ureau
tUl misfortune in bearing the husbands child,
and 10 came about through the neglect of the
nurse The husband may have been some 10
blame about this neglect; the midwife or the
doctor. perhaps. should have been sent for
But be THIS as II may have been, the case is
not deemed TO be within the statute. The wife
L entitled 10 her ChIld, for her comfort and
Ire case rs r. ferred 10 the commissioners 20 re-
port what VIII he a proper allowance for the
wife for the support OF herself and child. His
petition Is dismissed. We would have better
thought be would have worshpped a lifetime
the woman who suffered so much for him,
rather than that ne would ask this court TO
help his arm TO throw her, like 4 loathsome
weed. away.
To which the plaintiffs counsel excepted
and as granted an appeal TO the Court OF APP
pealS.
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U d
10 20 WSSSds
GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE ANb LOT, fronting on 18th street
west, between Maryland avenue and street
south. on the Island, at public auction
On RlDAY, the 18th day of July next at 81
o'clock y. m, shall sell, the premises, by vir
tue Of deed Of trust to directed dated the 10Th
day Of September, 1865, and duly recorded Novea-
Der 1865, In the land records for Washington
county, ID u, in liber X. NJ ii No. 7, folios Is,
q and rs, lot No %, in square N o 81 according
to the dimension mentioned in said deed of trust,
with the improvements. consisting IF q two story
Fran House, and two small Brick Houses front.
ing alley.
Terms: One b af cash; balance in six months
for notes bearing interest, secured by a deed OF
trust on the premises All conveyancng and rev.
enue STAMPS al the cost OF the purchaser. 500
the terms are not complied with within i've days
after the day of sale the trustee yes the kht
e. resell the property the risk aud cost II the
defauitinR purchaser, by advertising three times
In the Evening Star.
JOHN T. COUMBS Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Je % law6cs Auctioneeas
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PAWNBROKERS.
$50 SEVENTH STREET, 452
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
VICINITY

AS0 SEVENTH STREET. 40
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
VICINITY.
have recently enlarged my store, giving me
greater business facilities, and have correspond
ingy enlarged my stock of the following Goods to
which respectfully request your attention when
making your purchases:
PAPER HANGINGS, of foreign and domestic
manufacture.
DECORATIONS for Halls, Saloons, &c
BORDERS. CENTERS. MEpALIIONS AND
FIRE BOARD PRINTS
STATUES and PAPER CURTAINS,
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, on Buff Pearl Stone
grounds,
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS of different
widths, in Green, Blue, Buff, and White, and
warranted genuine Scotch,
SHADE FIXTURES, complete,
RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, TAsSELS, &C.
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH,
And q very large and complete stock of
SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES in
Gold, Walnut, Bose wood, and Ebony
FRAMES Of every description made to order.
N. 81 have also added to my store a small
PICTURE DEPARTMENT,
where amateurs and the public are invited 10 call
and inspect the few
GOOD PICTURES
which have on hand.
Acknowledging many obligations to my friends
and the public during the last nine years ! yet
earnestly solicit their continued favors and SUP.
port. L. j. ROTHROCK,
45O and ASP, Seventh street,
opposite Patent Office.
Je Is eo4w iCon. Unien
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pBOPOsALs FOR STATIONERY

pro,,,. MAa DEPA ErWEENT, June 10th. ls;s
until = "o @t Ss m tgSSgyea at ,his DUsrtment
supplying the Stationery described in The scb 1i
NE below Tor tne fiscal year ending the S0th June.
Ite Stationery must be of the best quality.
Samples must accompany each bid
The sucorssful licder will be re,uiraS ., -.
bond, with approved suretIes for tn. faithfnI go
reserve the right TO order the article a 81 viii
deem proper and 10 increase or diminish tbs
Articles not named in he schedule below .ro,
,e fnrnlsatd at the option of the Department, at
20 reams Ies eaatGn Cap weighing 10 pounds
POUNDS "eishing IL
- $50 Iesms Quarto Post, ruled or plain, weighing
u sC reams Qusrto Post ruled or plain. weighing
lopounds, headed as per pattern eHs
l!0 realms Note Paper, ruled or plain
70 reams Note Paper, ruled or plain, headed az
10 resms Copying Paper
2Ieams Biotting Paper
900 dozen B citing Boards
M:nis SF rs S5 ye9S royal
Is CO. Envelopes, letter sizes. pIs yiaih
800, odUD Envelopes, letter sizes, extra heavy,
500 Envelopes letter sizes, extra heavy. headed
s' O. S.i Metallic Pen.
200 dszen Fabers Black Lead Pencils
5odozen Red snt Blue Pencils
20 d, zen Ivory Folders
~ GoTs n Erasers, ivory handles
10 soLen Rosgers' or Wostenhelm's four-blade
Penknives 1e
dozen Scissors
dozen Shears
20 dozen Maynard Noye. Black Ink mari.
80 dozen Maynard & kOyes' Black Ink niDt.
$50 soZrn French CarmIne
. dozen Inkstanas, Diapers, Whitney's, or
equal quality
100 pounds Sealing wax, scarlet
20 pounds India rubber. prepared
20 dozen Silk Taste. assorted cOlors
dozen Red Tape, in pieces, Assorted
40 dozen rolls Red Tape
200 pounds Linen Irvine
80 dozen large Jars Mucilage, with brushes
u dozen quart bottles MucIlaRs
~ de- en- Blank Books
20 dozen pack Visiting Cards
dOZeu Pen Racks
10 dozen Rulers
J0gross India rubber Bands, assorted
5doZen Memorandum Rocks
dozen boxes Notarial Seals
dozen Portfolios
dozen boxes Ey elets
dozen Eyelet Punches
dozen Letter Files
25 dozen Writing Fluid
dozen Letter Clips
10 pounds Sponge
3dozen Gold Pens and Holders
ls5 yards Tracing Linen
dozen Sponge Cups
dozen Paper Weights
20 boxes Patent Paper Fasteners
IL Ruling Pens Jel9lawiw
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ORPHANS COURT FOR WASHINGTON
" COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT OF


In te of the petition Tor sale Of real eso,s If
Orphans Of John A. CdSseH, deceased "
James T. Williams, guardian to Orpns M afore.
said, who was authorized to execute the unexecn
ted part Of decree heretofore passed autbori1
Ing Alfred o. Cassell the former guard an TO seIj
esTtsin real estate Of said Yards, having on the
the 2lst day Of May A D. 1866 of ali the tita
s sI, OF sshi9gton and William N Cas-.
portion OF Lot numbered two (2EiaSSaHare sontb
OF Square numbered four hundred aud 81 xty three
t4SD u the city OF Washington, TO Jno. II ID Rieh
ards for the sum Of 81 500 1.-TWO fths Of the whole
sum that being the proportion Of said wacas in
the SAID estate: and that the pure hassr has
Piled With the terms Of sale: 1t is thus 2sdaay Of
June, A. 1856. "a similar order heretofore nassed
on the 18th instant. being now aside } ordereS
that said sale stand ratified and Confirmed on tha
IIth day OF July. 1885, il no objection he MAJ
thereto on or before that day PTorided a conv nf
this order be inse, ted in the National Inteiiipso
Ger and Dsfly Evening Star once q week for tSpaa
weeks before said day. w 'oieo
WIN. r. PURCELL.
Jndge Of the Orphans Court
Test: z. G. ROBBINS.
Je = law5w Register Of Villa
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ORPHANS COURT, June p, ls5s.-DIsTRIcr
" OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, To sca:
Of Aza Gisdmop, deceased, the administrator
aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Or
phansf Court Of Washington County aforesaid, an
pointed Saturday. the l4th day Of July next. for
the final settlement and distribution of the personal
estate of said dece and of the hand as
far as the same have been collected aud turned int
Money when and where all the credi tors aud heirs
of said deceased notified TO attend, lat the Or
phans' Court of Washington County aforesaid.
with their claims properly voached, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in
said deceased q estate Provided o COPY of this or
ser be published once a week for three weeks In the
Evening Star, previous to the said day.
Test-Z. q. ROBBINS.
je 25-law3ws Register Of Wills.
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HAY FEyER.-The Rev. H. H. Wood. cura,e
OF HemIngford AbbOt>, HuntIn gdon hire Eng
lano, writes that "hay fever may be instantly
relieved by bathing the nostrils and the closed
eyelds with spirits of camphor and warm
water.
GHVTh case Of the CambIi fge schoolmastpr
who logged young lady, VIII lie the piano
played and the boys tramp traInped, has De, a,
presented 10 the Grand Jury.
- Mr.. Sumner said in III. Senate last voek
"the time had come for them { he Sanate) TO as.
sert the independence Of the National Govern.
ment over the States"
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LEGAL NOTICES,
RTMENT THE INTERI0R

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STITES PATENT OFFICE
WASHINGTON, June %, 1866.
On the petition OIL. O. G WISHART. OF Phila-
delphia Pa praying for the extension of pat
ent granted TO him on the 18th day OF October
1889 for an Improvement III Design for Ornament
ing Bottles, for seven from he ex of
said patent, which takes place on the 18th day Of
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent once on Monday the sth day OF DC
tober next, at II O'Clock NJ and all perseus are
notified TO appear and show cause II any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to
fle IN the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing, at least twenty days before
tn" day OF hearing; all testimony filed 10y either
party TO be used at he safe hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of
this Office which will b. furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
tmony must be hled In the office twenty DAYS
before the day II hearing; the arguments, If any
within te days after filing of the testimony
Ordered aNe, that this notice he published In the
Intelligencer and the Republican Washington ID
e., and in the North American. Philadelp liza Pa !,
once week for three successive weeks; the irst
OF said publications to BE- least sixty lays prryi
T. q. THEAkER
Commissioner of Pa ents
P.S.-Editors OF the above papers will please
copy. and send their bills to the Patent Office wi III
q paper containing this notice. lie Y.w3w
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The SENATORIAL CONTEST IN VERMONT
The Senatorial contest IN Vermont goes on
win great excitement in political circles.
ENen N the choice OF delegates to county con-
NeufIons The lines are strictly drawn. Re
Gently AZ An election of delegates from Bur
hnCtOr. four hundred and nine votes were
cast with a majority for the Elmunds men of
thirty-fOUT. At Milton the caucus was nu-
m'TCuSly attended and quite stormy Ar
present the result cannot with any Confidence
I" predicted. Inc three candidates for the
tw % Senatorships are Hon. Mr.. Morrill, and
ihe present Incumben,s, Messrs Poland and
EGrluId~
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ABoMINAELE CRUELTY-An official in
qblTy u gong on as 10 the treatment OF the
SIC x IN the strand Union lntirmary in London,
ard some terrible facts revealed. The
wards are 700 small for the sick, and twenty
tW o OF Them are attended by one paid nurse
and number OF paupers, many OF whom car
no. rad. " no steal the beer and wine allowed,
sell the chlldren's milk. and lave patients
win bed sores unmOved for weeks. One wo-
II an stole gin from dying man under pre-
i|nce OF turning him 10 attend 10 his sores and
the guardians threatened 20 reduce the DOCTOR
salary because he complained Of overcrew-
ding.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
II UNITED STATES PA TENT OFFICE,


On the petition Of SAMUEL HUBERT. of
Ofdensourg, New York praying for the e ytension
OF patent granted to him the 2Ofh day OF sentem-
ter 1883, and ante dated September 10Th ls52 for
an IN prove msst in Ploughs, for seven years from
the expiration OF said patent which takes place
Cd the 18th day Of september, 1855:
III 10 ordered that the said petition be he Ard NJ
The Pstent once on Monday, the Sd day of Sep
remter next At IL clock m; ard all persons are
notned 10 appear and show cause, IL any thew
hsEe why tald re tition ought not to be gran ted
fetons opposing the extension required 10
NE IN me Patent Once tn cir objections specially
srt forth IN writing. At least flrenfy days before
the day OF bearing. all testimony filed by eitb-r
paIJ To be used az the said hearing must be taken
ASa transmitted In accordance with the rules
ten ~bP"N"
Iepo'itions and other Papers relied upon az
testimony must be fled in the Office t,r.aru dsys
before the day OF hearing; the Arguments IL any
within ioH days after ming the testimony ''
ordered. also N at this notice be puhlisben In
re ks public an snd the IDtelligepcer Washina
ton. ID. q aid In the Daily Journal Ogdsns
lorsh 7. ONCE week for three succe.ite
v'-ss u nrst Of said publications to pe at least
hH'y dsysyreviOus to the day Of bearing
q. THEAKER
Commisaioner Of PAteuts
p. s.-ESitors Of the above papers will pleasa
copy, and bend their bills 10 the Patent once with
aBsper cort@infpg this notice je2l Iaw3w
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PROPOSALS.
DRuFVSALs FOB LINE.

OIsf Qxarferrlnner's Onoe Dspotof WashiHEton,l
NdShtHFIon. ID C., JuIN q. 1855. (
Sealed Proposals are invited sufil Il NJ on
SATURDAY, July IL, 1855. for the delivery of
1000 BUSHELS OF CNsLACKED BITILp.
ING LIME
weighing not less than eighty So pounds 70 the
bushel
This Lime 20 be delivered at the Lincoln De-
pot. east 81 the Capitol. 81 required. The whole
number Of bushels to be delivered in txenty 90,
day from the opening Of bids.
Payment to be made when whole amount is de
livered.
Proposals should lie plainly marked 4" Proposals
for Lime, y and addressed 10
n. II. RUCKER,
Brevet MAJOR Gen. and Chief Qusrtermaster
jy Std Depot of Washington. ID. g.
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pROPUsALs FOR GOAL ANp WOOD.

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
Ohio 81 ths Sergeant al AIMS, {
Washington, June % IssS \
sealed proposals will he received at this Office
pnhl II o'clock noon. on SATURDAY, the I.th
Gay oil } My nett. for the delivery 81 seven HIM
9I"d tIUOl tons .t2.240 peundsD &C large Egg or
eteambost Furnace WHITE Ash COAL, thor.
Also. fifty cords hest PINE WOOD, thoroughly
seasoned.
The Coal to he weighed and the Wood maaspraa
10y the Chief Engineer or lis -sistant and nacLsd
away in Il q Sen ste vaults under his Iii rection
The " hole of the Coal and W God TO be deiiyar.,
on or before the Slst u August following
GEO. T SHOWN
Je N-dtd Sergeant at Arms r sapa.a
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LAwLKssSEss IL MIssOURI-On Thursday
Iast bold robbery occurred at Everett, twelve
miles northwest of Columbia. Missouri Six
mounted men entered the place about noon,
iounging around until sunset, when they went
TO The store OF j. d. Parks, a Methodist min
Ister,and with drawn revolvers kept the occu-
pants 0i the store quiet. They then robbed the
premises OF i've Hundred dollars worth of
goCcs and sixty dollars in money The rob-
bers remained IN the neighborhood all night
Nc pursuit was made
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AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEASS.-Three suicides
and two prize fights we're reported in the New
Orleans PAL ers of last Tuesday. Mr. Paul
Prats, heavy cigar dealer, cut his throa: wi b
razor. tie had been respondent for some
time. Robert Purcell, a man about fifty years
OF age, hanged himself IN his own house. The
third victim, doorkeepsr at the Museum OF
Anatomy. put period 10 his existence nv
TAX ng laudan um. He had been badly trea' ed
by the fair. The prize fights We're between
sunGrv hack drivers
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. LOT AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, the 9th day of July, 1856, 1 shall
sell, In front OF the premises, at halt past six
O'Clock by virtue of deed of trust to the subscri
Der bearing date the twenty seventh day of Au-
gust, 1854 and recorded in Liber N. c. T, No Al,
folos 4 TO i0, of the land records of the CITY
OF ashington, in the District Of Columbia the
following described property, lying and being in
the city OF Washington, d. C.. viz: Part Of Lot
numbered thirty four, t34l in square numbered
hve hundred and thirteen, (5l3) having front Of
u feet6 inc en- Peirce street with depth Of lOS
feet ga 1hches, with the improvements which are
q good two story Frame House. &c &c This
property 10 bounded by north NJ and and Ath and
9th streets west.
Terms: One cash; balance in six and
Twelve twelve months io. the purchaser to give notes
given and deed of trust taken All
conyeyancing and revenue stamps at cost Of
purchaser. Sl00 required swn when the proper
~ s sold. and II the whole sale is not com ed
with IN hve days. the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
faultinR by advertising such resale three
times in the Washington Star.
JOS. =. KELLEY, Trustee
Je 6-2aw6d GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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NY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Thu sFEE's sALEOF ONE GOOD BUILDING

LOT
BY virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date SEN
tember the let, 1854, and duly recorded ia Liber
N y, e, No -. ioiios asa, &C one of the land
records Tor ashlngtOn county, b. C., shall sell
Oh MONDAY, July the 23d, at 81, o clock o. m ON
The premises part Of Lot No. Is. in square No 926
ses inning for the said part of lot 10 feet ana
inches from the northeast corner Of said lot, and
rsnning thence south on line with Ninth street
east sNteen feet ana eight inches thence west one
hundred and twenty four feet and one inch thence
noTth sixteen feet and eight inches. thence east
one hundred am twenty four feet and one inch to
the place of beginning. W.
Terms cash. ALI cenveyancing and revenue
ttamps at the cost Of the purchaser ;s23 down
when the property IL sold.
W. nj. STANFORD. Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,