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Another Presidential Earth
quake.
VETO NO. q!
The Civil Rirhts Fill Torn to e.
ems, and IT'S fnfnmy and
Corruption EX-
posed,
TIE rIuGgIpliEws MESSAGE

TIE rItGGEI}liNT5 MESSAGE.
"a Hs 5,nate II Ire in.tsd States +:
IIcgrct that the Ill which has
passed both Houses Of Con r~css.
entitled "An act 70 protect all per
sons in the United States in the.
civil rights and furnish the means
o! their yiUdjcstion," contains pru-
visions which / can not approve
consistently with my sense Of duty
to the whole people and my obli-
cations to the Constitution Of the
United States. / am, therefore,
constrained to return it to the Sen
ate, the house in which it origina-
ted, with my objections to its be-
coming a law.
BY the first section of the bill all
persons born in the United States
and not subject to any foreign
power, excluding Indians not tax
ed, are hereby declared to be citi-
zens ofthe United States. This
provision comprehends the Chi
nese of the Pacific States, Indians
subject to taxation, the people call
ed Gypsies, as well as tho entire
race designated as blacks, people
Of color negroes, mulattoes and
persons of African blood. Every
individual of these races, living in
the United. States, is by the bill
made a citizen of the United States.
1t does not propose to declare or
confer any other right of citizen.
ship than Federal citizenship. 1t
docs not propose to give these
classes any status of citizens of
States except that which may re-
suit from their act as citizens of
the United States. The power to
confer the right of State citizenship
is just as exclusively with the sew
eral States as the power to confer
the right of Federal citizenship is
with Congress. The right of Fed
eral citizenship thus to be confer
red in the several excepted races
(or ratios) before mentioned, is
now forthe first time proposed to
be given by law.
If, as it is claimed by many, all
persons who are native born alrea-
dy, are, by virtue of the Constitu-
ton, citizens Of the United States,
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1000 GUNSFOR JOHNSON!
VETO NUMBER TWO!

The President has come up to the work
Of sustaining the Constitution and laws
most manfully, and vetoed the Equal rights
bill, passed by a radical Congress, without
regard to the Constitution or their oaths of
o CO as members Of the National Legisla-
ture. The people may all thank God that
there Is man in the Executive chair that
is sound Constitutional lawyer, and will
not perjure himself Andy johnson is not
the man to say he has not the power, and
is sworn not to do thing, and then disre-
gard bis oath and do the same as some of
these RAIDS. IN Congress, and other high
officials have done.
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A number of Commissioners have lef
Chattanooga, Tennessee, for Cincinnati, t
confer with our Board of Trade on matter
appertaining to the construction of rail
road feom Chattanooga to Cincinnati.
4 large oil we'll is said to have been
struck in Blue-rock Township Muskingum
county, Ohio. The oil is said to be of {
superior quality.
PARIS, Ky, March 2S.--A negro man
about thirty years old. who outraged and
tacn murdered white child, ten years
old, last night, was taken out of Jail thi:
afternoon at six O'Clock, and hung by the
citizens ofthe county, in the Court-housC
ard. The particulars connected with this
ahairarc ofthc most revolving and damna-
he character, hc having cut her throat
sid dlScmrowylcd her. Tie body is still
uanriug. with no disposition on the part of
t:c citizens to take it down.
FOREIGN NEWS.-NLw ! YoRK, March
11.-'iGo Times u the lTth inst. in announ-
u2uurigg tia, The Reciprocity Treaty be-
tween the United States and British North
America terminated that day says: Amer
..au fishermen must be duly warned and
after a certain time the exclusion of their
boats will be enforced. For this purpose a
British war vessel will be stationed to see
that the rights Of the fishery, which revert
to the British croWIi, are not infringed up
on, and also to prevent collisions between
the fishermen ofthe Provinces and of the
United States, in this as well rs in relation
to FenianiSm.
The Times believes that the Britih Gov
trnmcnt may count on the friendliness and
courtesy of President Johnsons Govern
mcnt.
In the House Of Commons, on the 18th,
the Government proposition for 4 uniform
oath to be taken by members of Parlia-
mcnt was taken up.
Sir George Grey said the Government
would agree to the first and second clauses
of Mr., Disraile's proposed amendment, pro-
vided the word defend was struck out
in Difference to objections raised by the
Quakcrs.
Disrac! agreed to omit the obnoxious
word, and then moved the third clause Of
his amendment, which proclams the abso-
Lutte supremacy Of the Queen. Govern
mcnt opposed this clause, as samcre abstract
and incongruous formula. After some de-
bate the amendment was rejected By 23d to
229; majority for the Government If. The
paths proposed by the Government as mod
fled in the first two clauses by Disraeli
was then adopted ia the House.
In the House yG Lords, on the 10th, Earl
Trey, ina long speech upon Irish griey-
lnccs, moved that the House on the 10th
should 20 into a committee upon his rcsoiu-
ion to consider the state Of the country.
rhc usual debate ensuod.
Eacl Rns3g! deprecated the effort to carry
mt the violent remedy proposed by Earl F.
ircy, as likely TO create an uHpreced entcd !
igitatiOn in the country. He preferred /
Gradual wgll-corsidcrcd reforms.
Earl Grcy's motion was ncgatiVed with |
,ut a division.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Layard |
aid assurances had been received from !
spain, Chill aiE& Peru that the vessels now
,uildiHg in England should not leave until !
he pending difficulties were settled.
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Lewis Remys VIII.

NOTICE is hereby given that OH The 7th day
~ Of narch 1865, the undersigned WAS duly
appointed and qualified os administrator with
the Will anextcd of the estate Of LoHis Remy
late Of Vinton County deceased. And the legI
tees under said Will, or their legal representa-
tives are hereby notified to present their differ
ent claims to me for allowance an settlement,
LEWIS A ATWOOD, Administrator
with the Vii annexed of tho Estate Of Lowis
Remy Deceased. Mar. 29,-86-8w
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Sale cf Real Esaaee by Or.
ceT OF Probate COUpt.
STATE CT OHIO VINyON co.

~ a. - CE VI ~ ~ LOLl w.
GS the lt cay Of May, a. d. ] 500, az orc
" o'clock p. IN. onith9 pr ,uiSs in Rch.nd
township, Vin'on .OuUt7, Ohio will ba Lcld %
tho highest biddor. the following real cstAte,
situate in said Yinton Ccgn,y, Ohio ,sas tho
property Of Henry Edward dcsesssl, To- Eit:
Tho northeast quarter If the southcast quar-
ter Of section number four (s) township num-
her nino (9), range number tish.een (1s), in
tbs dfstrict subject t. ss'e ~ Chlicolhs, Ohio,
contai ming thirty fye and azty-ssvcn one hun
dre9 tbs (3j T-lCo) acres. Alfo, the northwest
Of tie southwest quarter of ssction number
three (8), township number nlns (9), range
number eiGh.coa (I5), containing thirty seven
(37) acres moro or less"
Appraised ct Sl20t 90.
Said lands to DO Iold free 81 dover and upon
the following terms: ego third cash in hand,
one-third IN six months aid tao .cmainirg
cne-third in twelve months with interest from
the day Of sale.
HUMPHREY CLARK, Admir- Of
Estate Of Henry Edwards, dec.
DratSl 4 Mayo, aLJs.
March 90, 1866 5gl 3pfl0l0
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Inc annual SLAle convention @
the Democratic party Of Ohio, vii
be held in Columbus, on Thurs
day, the oath day Of May, 1866, Il
transact such business as may
come before it, and put in nomina
tion candidates for the following of
fceS:
Secretary Of State;
Judge gfthe Supreae Court;
Member Of the Board If Public
Works.
The basis of representation foi
the apportionment of Delegates is
as follow; One Delegate for each
county; one for every fire hundred
sotes given for Gen. GEORGE W,
MORGAN for Governor, last October;
and an additional one for every
fraction of taco hundred and .ftiy,
and upwards.
The great issue before the people
is, whether all the powers Of Gov
ernment shalt be concentrated in
the hands of the General Govern
ment-the States being reduced to
the conditions of cOunties-and a
consolidated despotism be thereby
established; or, whether those
rights of local selfgovernment
whichour father enjoyeds and which
We inherited from them, and with
out which there can be no real lib
erty, no wise government, no pub
lie economy, no light taxation, shall
be preserved. A powerful faction,
represented by a majority in Con
gress, have conspired to overflow
the free and benfcent institutions
Of our fathers, and to substitute
therefor an Oligarch Of privil-
eyed classes, crushing the mass OF
the people and all individual liber-
ty, under the weight of a despotic
and unrestricted General Govern
ment. To effect this object, they,
in plain violation of the Constitu-
ton, exclude eleven States from
representation in Congress, and in
sists upon comforting upon negroes
the right to vote-not out of re-
gard to the negro, but because they
expect to be able with their money
to control his vote, and thereby
perpatuate their party asendenoy.
Let every man who is opposed to
<ha schemes Of the conspirators,
who chas rhes the institutions
founded hy'our fathers, who anpre-
c.@tc5 the necessity and loreft7
a loon. solfgoyernment, who sr,-.
rossl = seeing tho great state y
OLg saoru Of her dignity and re-
dU.ed to the dependent condition
ot county, or who is opposed to
Negro Suffrage, Join with the Dem.
ocracy in rescuina our country
from the grasp Of the Maliguant3
BY order Of the Democratic
State Central Committee of Ohio. |
JOHN G. DUN, Chairman.
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Mc>HSR, OGSEO:

'wUETE MyG SHALL RULE ANrm,A.
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Probate Notice,

John Collins, Executor of the estate of Levi
Collins, deceased, las filed lis accounts and
vouchers in Tho PiObat TO Court, ofViuton coun-
ty, Ohio, for inspection end final settlement,
and tho same will DO for hearing on Saturday
the 2lst day Of April A D 1865 in said Court,
RICHARD CRAIG,
Mar. 2olk--66-3v Probate Judgs.
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braced in this section.
ANDREW JOHNSON.

An editor in Maine has never
been known to drink any water,-s
He says he never heard of water
being used as a general remedy
but once-in the time of Noah.
when it killed more than it cured.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr.. EDrTOR-Please announce the name
of Joseph Kalcr as an independent candi-
date for Justice of the Peace, In Elk town
ship, at the election on Monday.
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Democratic State Convcntiuu---
Thursday, May 2ith, 1866.
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THURSDAY, - MAR. 29, 1866
Evening star., 1866-07-06

pUBLlC LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN.
SYNOPSIS OF TIE PRESIDENTS PRoCLA.
NATION No. 10, DATED JUNE IL 1885.
II orders public sales Of ever FIVE and . quarter
millioEs Of acres Of vacant public lands In WIS
AT The Land once at la CROSSE, on tho 18th
day OF SEPTEs BKR next, the reserved sections / "A
thirty six Townships and parts of Tewnships ps in
the counties OF Monroe, ckson, Trempsleau, and
At the Land ONCE at LA CROSSE, on the a4th
day Of sEPrENBER next, teventeen parts of Town
tsnd oss e :. FALLS ST. osorx
the lst day Of OCTOBER next, the reserved Sec
items in forty four Townshi Pc and parts Of Town.
ships in the counties Of Dunn, Pierce, and 81
At the Land Once at FALLS ST. OROIx, on
the I'd day OF OCTOBER next. ten parts Of Town
ships in ns SoSnss, q P:Pp and Pierce
day OF ocToBER next, the reserved sections In ten
parts Of IN the coul ties Of Clarke Ohip
hs srp aDd once ona 81 POINT on
9th dAy OF OCTOBER next. one hundred and ten
Townships and rarts of Tow nships ia the counties
OF Msrah apd OcoDto
Of OCTOBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts
At the Land Office at BAYFIELD,, on the sth
day OF NovEMsER next. the reserved sections in
the counties Of Ashland. La Pointe, Burnett and
Al TIE Land once at BAYFIELD,, on the 10Th
day Of NovEs BEN next. forty nine town, ps and
parts o. townships In the counties OF Ashland, La
Pointe and Douglas.
Commissioner OF the Ge neral Land Offie
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Junel4, 1856.
MOTE Under the regulations of the Depart
ment. ss heretofore and now existing. no payment
can be made for advertising prcc amations except
Office. je 2s lawlSw
Evening star., 1866-07-06
alY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auet,Opssrs.

VALUABLE BUILDING Lot AIAUsTIoE.
viii he sole, at public ssle, on TUESDAY, the
80 esy ef July, is6s, at icleck D. = on the
premises, Lot No. u, in Square No sss. frontins
- feet nches on south street by n feet on IS,
In the city, fronting the Public Mail, and will be
divided into two buildins Lot 70 suit purcbs-
fers.
Terms: One third cash: and balance ir sir spA
twelve months. secured BY deed In trust. go down
on each Lot will be rec uired on the ground All
convey sncine and revenue stamps st the csst Of
the puFcbAs
Tile perfect
cHAe. 9. wALLACn, ktterrs.
e1-d6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star., 1866-07-06
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Asctisneers.
sR1oK ASb FRAME HOUSES AND rru

ING LOTS ON TIE ISLAND AT AUCTiON.
On "WEDNESDAY, the llth instant, we shall
sell, in front Of the premises, at O'Clock D. m.
commencing on the fret named property part Of
Let No: 20, IN Square No 30. having front Ot q
feet by l5s feet IL inches deep wide alley with
the improvements. which are a fine three story
Brick HoEse. &c. &C, IL beiRs house No. sos 18th
street west. hetve veen south q akd Virginia ave /,
near the Smithsonian Institute.
Also. part Lot "a in same square, 81 feet front.
90 feet Ia inches deep, on which f. q Frame Shop
Also. parts Of Lots IS and l6, In same square.
fronting 50 feet on south and Virginia avenue,
by depth Of IS feet, TO q wide alley.
Also, part Of Lot No. 8, in Square SIS, having Q
ments, which are a handsome Dwelling House,
&c, &c. This property 10 between G street and
Virginia avenue. being house No. 5s4 18th Il.
Also, part Of came Lot s, front 26 feet By same
depth.
Also. part Of Lot No z, in Square No as with
the improvements, which are q Dwelling II Ouse,
&C, &c. This property fronts on sth street vest,
between ami strsets south.
Also, part Of Lot No e. In square 2os, with the
improvements, which are a two and half story
Frame House &c, &c, fronting on south c, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets west.
Terms ne-third cash balsnce In and l1mopths,
for notes bearing interest, secured ~ deed Of
trust on the premises All cOnveysncine and rev
ps st the cost of the purchaser. SO down
each piece when sold.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
JySd Intel Auctioneers.
Evening star., 1866-07-06
I'm TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COkUMBlA.
Joseph Anthony, comDit,

Jackson Z. Quesenberv, DEITY
The complainant having filed his bill in this
cause, praying for the substitution Of trustee In
the place OF the defendant, who was the original
trustee in certain deed Of trust executed By Peter
Bergman to the said Qussenbery; bearing date on
q subp9na was duly issued and returned noH est ,
and an sfidAvit having been filed in the cause that
Columbia: 1t is ordered. this 18th day Of June.
1886, that publication be made In the Evening Star
son e. Quesenbery TO appear and answer the said
bill OF plant. or before the first Tuesday In
September. 1866; otherwise the said bill shall be
taken for copf~ssed provided that the hrst fnssr-
tion Of this der be At leaat two months
prior to the date at which the said dsfendsnf ID
required to appear and answer. By order Of the
Court true COPY Ea
je 16-law6w II. j. MEI0S. CLERK.
MOSQUITO CAEoPIIs. all sizes and eolors,
. ~ ~ 'u'' s'' RoTHBeox q. asa .th street.
ffFw ss..1 u q. oDRosits tbs Patent Once.
je ie-sAw4w t0oa. VAisn.l aff
Evening star., 1866-07-06
DIE ID

SPEICER. On the evening of the 4th instant,
FREDERICK, son OF Maria and the late J. Fred
erick speicer, aged Il years and IL DAYS
The friends aud scQuaintances of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral from the
residence OF his mother, No 529 lIth street east,
ternoOn, the 9Th instant. at o clock. 2t*
MCALEER. On the 9th instant. at IL o clock a.
m PHILIP, youngest child of Philip and Mary
Jane McAleer, aged ii months.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectully invited TO attend his funeral, from his
fathers residence. No. 10 G street south be
tween 18th and 18th streets, Island, to morrow
evening at 31z clock.
MATTINGLY. On July 1st, 1866, at White
II all. Caroline county. Va, the residence OF his
grand father, p. ID &. Hedgmsn. ESQ EUGENE
MITCHELL. infant son of George K. and Louisa
NJ. MattDgy.
This lovely bud, 50 young and fair,
Called hence by early doom
Just came to show how sweet flower
In Paradise doth blyom. W. b. II.
Evening star., 1866-07-06
Rf Q. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
OF THE INTERIOR,
II I-ALIL ID AIl TLr 4 Z 4, -

H Il II y
WASHINGTON, June q, 1856
On the petition of. Q. @ WISfIART. OF PhiIs-
delphia. Pa, praying for the extension OF pat
eni granted TO him on the 2sth day of 0ctol er, +,
lSS9; for al Improvement IN Design for Ornament
ing Bottles, for years from he ex xpraten of
said patent, which takes place on the 25th day Of
October. 1866
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent once on Monday. the sth day OF Oc-
tober next, at II o'clock M; and all persens are
notified 10 appear and show cause, If any they haY
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file I'm the Patent Office their objections, Specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the day of hearing; all Testimony filed w either
PARTY to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of
this office, which win be furnished on al ppicatiea
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
tmony must be nled in the utice twenty DAYS
before the day Of hearing; the arguments. If any
within ten days after hling of the testimony
Ordered ahe, that this notice lie published in the
IDtelligencer and the Republican. Washington. ID.
G., and in the North American, Philadel pdia, Pa /,
once a week for three successive weeks; the n rst
of said publications TO be at least sixty days prryi
Gus to the day OF hearing
T. q. THEAkER,
Commissioner of Pa-ents.
P.S.-Editors of the abov. papers will please
copy. and send their bills 10 the Patent once with
q paper containing this notice. je 1-vSw
Evening star., 1866-07-06
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ANp LOT on
4TH STREET IVES c. Between and streets
north. st Public Auction.
D. m. we shall sell, the premises. part Lot Ne.
.. In Square No. s35, having q feet ~ inches
meHts, consisting OF q good two-story Frame
Heuse, we'll built. Location 10 very Desirable for
any enc wishing 10 pure hase o pri vafe residence
Terms: One third cash; balance In six and twelve
months. for notes BEARING interest and secured By
Q deed OF trust on the premises. All convey sncnR
and revenue stamps 1t the cost Of the purchaser.
800 down when the property is Knocked OF.
jy sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star., 1866-07-06

"A CARD.-Leaves have their time to fall and
so nave L. and consequently have this day
reouceo the prices on nearly all descriptions OF
clothing GEo n HrXNyNa
corner 9TH street and Maryland avenue.
Evening star., 1866-07-06

CoRNe, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Cailosities, Vascular Excres.
cences, and other disorders Of the feet sue.
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 42i Pennsyl-
vanla avenue. between AZ and 9th streets. Of
flee hours from a. m. to p. m. and to D. m
Evening star., 1866-07-06
UY W. l.. WALL co., Auctioneers.
IsUsrIIs sALI q! LOIS n 1HE FIRST

By virtue of deed OF trust to the 1sssrieer. ds
ted July 81 lisa, and duly recorded in Liber W B.,
No a. folioe S. 81 and IS. Of the land records
shsll offer for sale, at public spction, on fuks-
DAY, July 10th. 1856, ct o clock p N. Lou Nos.
and u. in sQusre ss Lot No. ., In Square Is, cit
usted on porth II street, between ,4th and 18th
streets west Let H. In same SQUARE 2lth ctr eet
between north II street and Rock Greek.
GKQRGE MYER, Trustee.
je0d w. L. WALL 4 90. Aucn.
Evening star., 1866-07-06
RY JAS. Q. hcGUIRE a o.. Auctaosesrs.

We will sell, at public auction, on MONDAY
MORNING next. july 9Th. 81 II O'Clock, on the
grounds of the Institute for the peaf aud Dumb.
st eDdall Green. one two -story FRAME BUILD
ING, Sx4o feet containing . considerable Snan-
tity OF valuable material, Including Doors, Win
dow Frames, Blinds &c.
Building to be removed within ten days from
day of sale.
Terms cash. JAS. G. McGUIRK co.
yb lChrou. Auctioneers. I
Evening star., 1866-07-06

RELIEF FOR POETLAND.-The following
despatch was sent to the Mayor of Portland.
yesterday, from the Managing Directors
Office Of the Grand National Concert for the
Benefit ofthe Soldiers and Sailors Home
WAsHIEGToN, July 5.--Draw on us at sight
for the sum OF $500, for the immediate relief of
The sufferers by the disastrous fire in your city
this day
By order Of the Managing Directors.
(Signed) WIN. S. MOORE Secretary.
Evening star., 1866-07-06

g. La. sv., between 9th and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS.
ens.ruRp.y n5sSiS,a Ss AZ, JvIy7s,oo,,Ix
" ~ sell. 81 the Bazaar, q number OF saddle
Carriage and Work Herses, % full description OF
sale, ,compri sing ehout-
FIFTY HORSES
Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses
Also.
A Rocksvsy, Horse aud Harness
Five new Express " agons with and without TOP.
luilt in this city.
large collection OF New and Second hand Bug
gtes, Rocksways, Carriages, Wagons, and other
Vehicles
One Hack a2d one Coupee in COED order
Also.
New and Second hand harness, Saddles, Carriages.
&c. at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays. srd
Saturdays
Jy5 W. l.. WALL CO.. Aucts.
Evening star., 1866-07-06

A CLERGYMAN REV. ]. McMurray), writing
from Halifax, N. s.. says, "Having suffered
several years with throat affection, to which
eler rey men are especially subject, and having
ing my testimony as to the relief have had in
the discharge Of my Sabbath labor from the
use or "Brown's bronchial Troches." They have
oeen a great comfort to others to whom have
recommended them have used them with ad :
vantage" For Coughs and Colds the Troches
are equally efficacious. 60
Evening star., 1866-07-06

STRANGE, BUT TRUK.-That Warts, Moles,
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc., can be re-
at DR.. Whites Rooms, 424 Penn. av, between
* and 9th streets.
Evening star., 1866-07-06
CITY ITEMS.

:. ID. NARROW, shirt maker, and dealer in
Hents Furnishing Goods, 3Oa Pennsylvania
Evening star., 1866-07-06
10y mcDEyITT a co ,Auctioneers.

' will sell, at Auction. on FRIDAY, the sth
July at p. NJ, House and Lot, fronting % feet on
24th street, and street apd New Hampshire ave.
improved with a two stery nes Franz ouse
end lack kitchen.
Terms mace known al time OF sale
Reasons for selling going weet.
jy3et' MCpENITT A CO, Aucts
Evening star., 1866-07-06

PEREMPTeRY SALE OF VERY DKsIRA
BILE AND NEAkbY NEW FRAME NV FL.
LING HOUSE AND LOT IN GE0RGKTOwN

On WEDNESDAY, July nth. at O'Clock p m ,
will sell in front of the premises part Of Lot No
209. fronting 20 feet on the south side of West a
between Green and Montgomery streets, GEORGE
town and running back ll0 feet to q 10 foot alley
The Improvements consist OF a neat and nearly
new Frame pwelliBg House. containing rooms
basement ard cellar, gas and water thIrueh the
town.
Terms: 0ne-third cash balance in 6 and I.
months. with interest, secured by a deed of trust
on the property Conveysncine and stamps at the
cost of the purchaser. deposit Of 5 100 required
as soon rs the property is knocked of,
TH0S. BOWLING,
ly6 Intel Anctioneer