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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-03
Co-PARTNERsRIP.
Co-Partnerahi D Notice.

VXTE HAvE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED W1TH
wv Us, Ia the Forwarding and Com mission ousi-
ness Alexander wilson, late teller ia the hFars-
vii . National Bapk.l The style of our hrm 70
remain as heretofore. -
BLOWN, DUNDERSoN GO.
January 1st, 1866. ~ SSGs tsnsdl"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-03
MARRIED.

lfURIE-sTRoNG-0n Tuesday morning, "a
lost, by the Rev. Aaron Turner, at the residence
Of the brides parents5 WIhLIAM W. URIE aud
DELLA STRONG, all Of Evansville, Ind
GREsHAM-wAGNER-0 Wednesday even
ing, Dec 9th, at the residence OF the brides
fathsr, by the Rsv. T g. Bshesrall, Mr.. GEo. T..
SnEsHkn, cfrthis city, to Miss sALuE WAGNER,
sE Madison, Ind .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-03
COLLECTOR,s SALE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, JOHN
Nv SCHUBERT, Collector OF the City Of Evans.
vile. betwsen the hours OF and IL O'Clock A. N.
and aud O'Clock P. NJ, on
oE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY PATH, 1s66,
VIII tell at public auction. at the door Of the
Courthouse in the city Of Evansville, Indiana,
the following lots, parts Of lots and parcels OF
real estate and improvements, assessed for the
payment of City Taxes for the year 1865, due from
the owners thereof o the eItysof Evaasvlle, said
taxes being now due and unpaid, ana for the costs
of sail sale and that the sale W IL be continued
on the next day thereafter, viz: on Thursdsy, the
25th day Of January, 1856, ct O'Clock r M, at
the door Of the Court house In Evansville, for the
parpose of selling such property as may have
been sold on the day hrst above mentioned, and
not paid for:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-03
BOARDING.

(tooD FIRsT-CLAss BOARDING. CAN ar
VI bad on Vine street, betwesn first and Sac
ond atreets, next door to sserritfs Church7 haIT
square from Behm's College. = dse25 div
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-03
BAN z.
Tan.h nnartarlY Report

.IAF THE CONDITION OF TAs s,l rlhSI Ehs ,hs
" tionai Bank Of EsanssIes Iasna-~' 1866.
morning Of the frat Monasy o. -osS
RESOURCES.
p,l1s diseouut ted .......... 4c9 r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-03
i, NcINEREET's ENLARaEMEkT.
ELLIoTT's EMBARRASSMENT.
LKRABEE's ENLARGEMENT.
JARPEETER's FIELD

KaesIer Mrs Margaret...z5x1UOft D. 4.---.-
BRINKMEEHk'S ENLARGEMENT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-03

STATE OF INDIANA, 7stn4 W. nH
Yanderbufgh County, aA
/, Samuel Bayard, Cashier Of the Evansville
National Bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement ia true, to the best OF my Knowledge
and belief. ssraa SAM II BAY ARD, Cashier.
Sworn to aud subscribed before me, this 2i day
Of January, 1866. ASA IGLEHARf,
ja3-1t Notary Public.
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DIED.


MURDOCH. At "Ths Oed ars" Georgetown
Heishts. On Monday, Nov 18th, ia tbs fifty 10 nth
A. Burnett. OF GEORGETOWN Er|FIsF
The frtepds of the femily are invite to ate nd
her funersl from her late reside nca thtS Wed
uesday evening, at half past four o'clock
HORNIhG. ,Oa the 10th instant. at 2 O'Clock D.
n, Stter long and painful iilpess. PHILT PEaA
HQRkISG, In the 6lst year Of hes age, b clio we'd
wife Of George ID Horp.ng
Thou art gone. mother dear,
To moufder In the dust: ...
These two bright eyes In desth are closed
- That often gazsd on rs.
The relatives and friends Of thu family are D.
spectfuly invited to attend her funeral, from her
late residence. No. $50 y street north, bet We n
ID and Sd streets east st2 O'Clock p. m.
RIRCH. On the 10th instant. at 5 O'Clock q IN =,
EDWAk nd BIkCH, son of Thomas W and Fl Al :
cina Birch In the 22d year of hts age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
epectuly invited to attend his funsrxi, on Thurs
daJ afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of
his mother, on 18th street, between O aud ID, No.
WALKER At New York, on the 10th instant,
Dart. WILLIAM d. WALKER. 8 Navy
bis ifleBds al those OF the family req ste
70 attend the funeral, at the residence q IN 4
mother, 2ol 1 street, ct O'Clock Tomorrow a..
ternoOn. D.
DREAMER. On Tuesday morning Noyemher
2Uth, ISAAC DEkEAMER, in the 4lst year OF hi
age.
The funeral will take place from hi Q r. residences
No. 90 Pa. avenue, near 7ld street, on Thursda y
morning at l. clock. . =
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WASHINGTON, @ EoEGETowS AND ALEX
ANDRIA RAILROAD.-Lawrence r. Tay!or
Esq, OF tins city, counsel for the AIexandria
and Washington Turn pike Comp any, has mott
fed the Directors OF the Washington, AIexan-
dIla ana Georgetown Railroad Company, that
the rails upon their road, wherever they en-
croaeh upon the Turnpike, must be removed
before the third day of December ensuing or
that upon failure 70 do so. the Turnpike Com
pany VIII proceed 10 have them removed, as IL
"a commended that they are laid on the turnpike
IN violation of the chartered rights OF the Com
pany. As the Orange and Alexandra Rail
ington. Alexandria and GEORGETOWN Railroad
for the purpose OF making their through con
nexions. notice has also been given them OF tn
steps taken by the Turnpike Company, SO as
10 prevent accident, and give. the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Company ample time to
perfect other arrar gemenfs for the transporta-
ton OF through passengers ana freight.-Aiez-
e1ardTiG Gazette. - 80
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Rr GBIKS WILLIAMS. Aucuon..r,|

fkOk1lNG ON ST NORTH RrTWess
~ AND BID STREETS WEST, AT rTBLiJ
On FRIDAY. the sd instant, ct o'oIookp
We shall SELL on tse premises, Lot No. N ia SguNrs
No 562 having feet trout BY 40 feet deer O. an
j. feet alley improved on the front by two stnrS
cottage Frame House, containing good reoms
Easssee, psntries 40 gas throughout the house
ments IN the rear Of the let aiming four rooI
each. The above property 10 located oppsstte ths
residences OF Gen. Grant, Mayer W allah and ns.v
81 Aloysius' church, making il q desirabIe resi
dence for private family. 'o''-
Terms One third cash bal snce In s and II month.
for notes bearing interest. secured bv a deed n
trust on the premises. All convey ancipe And -
enue stamps ct the cost of the purchaser sisa
down on the day of sale CIV
po2o-d GREEE WILLIAMS .u-,.
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ATTEMPT AT HOUSE BREAKIsG--Yeste ter
day, offer MuIloy, Of the second precinct,
arrested Lawrence Green, colored, who was
charged pom the oath Of Annie Hurley with
an attempt At house breaking. The prisoner
was taken be fore Justice Bates. who heard the
eNlcerce aud commiiied him 70 Jail for court.
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PICKPOCKETs ABOUT-Tne pickpockets
awaited themselves OF the crowd attending the
Masonic celebration In Baltimore yesterday to
reap quite harvest Among the sufferers
were Mr. Samuel Ford, of Richmond, Va, who
iost S2in, and MIR Geo. Spedden, of this city,
who was relieved of sI23 and a silver watch
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:. In the Third Ward, Lieut. Skippon reported
IS cases Dismissed, z; locked mp, one prIs-
oner; sent 10 workhonse, ,; fined. lO. Total OF
dnes, si7.9i. -
In the Fourth, Ward, Lieut. Ecklor reported
10 cases, of which were dismissed: locked
up, and parties were fined, the fines amount
ing 10 Sj3 65.
Lieut. Milstead, OF the sth precinct, reports
cases; were dismissed, and dned, amount
ing to IS 90.
Lieat- Tat, OF the Second Ward, reports 8
cases; were dismissed. and S were fined,
amounting TO sl2.
Lieut. Gessford, OF the Seventh Ward. re-
ports 10 cases; dismissed, /; fined, 9; the fines
amounting 10 S50.90.
Lieut.. Hurley, Of the First Ward, reports s
cases; were dismissed; 3 were fined, amount
ing 20 $3.50.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LCRHI5HED H0U5E-Of six rooms, FOB
4 khNT, st 399 18th street, between ami K
Apply next door. no 2O-2ts
LOB eALE-A new HOUSE. "a feet front con
Il tanning rooms, with large lot, in an excel
lent location, for small store private yelling
The above property will be cold low for cash In
quiIe AT 4a1 18th street, between e and r. at six
o'clock IN the evening. no 2O-3tf .
L'OR REHf-Decenber LIST, to a small family
without children OF bosrders, a partly FER.
ElSHEb HOUSE, containing seven rooms gas
and water; yard front and rear. Apply 276
street, near 18th. no 5-W Sstt
LOR BENT-DsceBber LIST, to q gentleman aud
Il wife, two very desirable adjoining ROOMS
hrst floor furnished, for hOusekee ping water con-
venent, and gas Apply cottage corner q And
North Capitol streets. no l5- W S5ts
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL VIEWS.
AmUsKmENrs, &c, 10. NIaHr

NATIoSAL l akATEE--sHowe She I<oy as
Hun" was pei forrssd last mtg hi % q fair house
aHd toe cas-, VT D .Jn@ or two executions W a
good Wa ftcl =. me stu tering .sI-acil, was
ex elicit. ~ usual, but the sCapt Yavlry,
made Us regret the absence of Davenport To.
'nighI. Mr.. Wsiiack appears tor the last time
m Els splendid Impersonauon OF SJohn N lid !.
may ." "S'iii waters Kun Deep"
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard,-Sacocd
grand bSil BY the O'Mxhony Clrclr. Feuian
Brotherhood. this evening
FAIR AMP FESTIVAL at the Mission, corner
snd -Ib streets 81 y
LADIhs FAIR at ST. Maryis Parish School
5ib, between u snd IL streets, will soon close
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N,Eora,sa 81 ,Brepsss YOUTH q -tnoAes,y
ard one OF Henaihs's .Sutts. -. 10y,

rEora'sG 2? BEepsxe YOUTH o. -moAesty,
ard one OF HeAain&'s Suits. ~. 800
A-4--T 20 '.-fe a[
FOR CHtLBLAssa and FrOs<-d Peet, Whites
BIN ns'eeitoc - n specific. Price - per &ottle.
For ss!e at ~ Prnnsyfsania aveaus. between
~ and o. .. STREETS. :, I5. saE.yToIlH
THk ItrTLR BELT CIGAR, advsrtised by
messrs- T. O. Dyer g. Co, 9s6 Prnnsyivaala
avenue. is s. real Havana Cigar, OF exquisite
Favor, offered at ptice which enabies auy
lnser of the weed 20 indulge In this iukury for
a very email outlay g. 81. i.tsg5 - -,
CoRxs, Bunions, bad Nails, Ealarged Joints.
Warts, m o.es,s tsscuaxr Excreseue es, &c.
sucoes .fniiy treated BY DIR. White, Surgeon
ChiroY odist. sea Penn av.. between ~ and 9Th
streets Once hours from 8 q. m. t05 p. m.
ana 70 o p. m. o 7-7-1 "a D. rs7'i.g
A SURE PILL CuRENDr. 0il6eres Pile in .
strument posi1 vely CURES the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt OF a. Circu
lars free! Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address j. Il. Romaine. Mama
ger. No, SIS broadway. New York; D
PENNIES can be had IN auy quantities at the
S.or once counter - I'll = 3 -...a
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-James g. McGuirs r.
90, aucuoneers, sold yesterday afternoon. ON
the premises, ut auction, lot No. l. in Dayt
sons subdivision OF square 373, containing
2-6J5S square feet, and situated on the norm
side OF street north, between 9th and IOth
streets west, to l.. Brown, for sI.Ol per SO uare
foot
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auction..r,
CATALOGUE SALE or KXcELLrsr ,.p
Lon hhD CHAMBER FURNITURE AT

VA hLOoOn chLh EACEILEkT PAR
Lob AND CHAMBER FURNIfIRE At
fUBLlO AUCTION.
On MONDAY. the Goth instant, at 10 o,elook
M, We shall sel, on the trst floor Of our Anction
Rooms. ct the corner Of 7th aud d str.ets No
326, an elegant assortment of solid Bi.ok W.inn,
Pnlor and CHAMBER Furniture, beloneinp "a !.
gentleman y no has left the city. viz: -
Ohe ahogan Case Piano, seven octave m.kers
hnsbe Gale. Baltimore, Nd
One handsome Green Rep fsrlor Suites consist.
lug OF two Teie q tets So as two Oasfar
Chairs and four Side Chairs
One hand come Hair cloth Parlor Suite CONSULTING
Of Sofas, Rockers, Castor aBd side OhsIrs
Two solid BLACK Walnut Chamber Suites consist
Ing OF hsnusO ne Btd tesds Marble tor Dre.s
lpg Bureaus, WashstaDds, Wsrdrobes Il
bles and Chairs, all in oil
Two Black slnut Chamber suites, vanished in
complete order y"
One handsome whstnOt, with Side Shelves ana
One bsndsome Black Walnut ratIor writ,p, p..k
with Green Cloth
Handsone Black Walnut Hall Set
One Green Rep covered Reclining Chair
Two handsome Marble top sidebosrds
One Black Walnut Book Case
Oak Extt ntiOn Table and panA ssat DinI az Chairs
Two Psintcd cottage Sets and Spring.
Ourled HAIR Mattresses made 90 order
FiUe Feather Beds. Pillows and Bolster,
Nearly new Brussels, Ingram, and Oth-r Car pets
The Furniture will be ready for ex ami a a "a on
friday moving at sur auction rooms.
no 20-d tIntl GREEN a WILLIAMS, Austs
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BIsHOP-DfOE. On the nth inst at st. PauI's
Lutheran Church, BY Rev. r. N. Burke. Angus
Tue a. BISHOP TO Miss DORA pIOB. both OF
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SWEET OoRs, In cams. ;

large invoice fresh from the packers, In Port.
land, Ne. For sale in large and small gu n Ties
oy I'm p. KING 4 son,
aoe King Place,
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WHAT DOES IT MEANl-A heavy sale of
dAes, PICKS hatchets, &C, took place at the de-
pot at Armory Square, on the 18Th inst Ru-
NOR mas IL that the entire lot (some $1,000
worm was bought ov combination of Rad
I.oI polIt'ciahs, prominent among whom was
an ofhcer OF the local Repu otican ASSOCIATION
OF TINS city: Another report is thar the pur-
chase has been made in the interest OF the
on the Texas frontier --e
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GOAL AT kEDUCED PRTOES = : =
-. .y.sl WHITE ASH
Locust Mountain. Chestnut At rs,
$3.50.
B.ltimoIs COMPANY Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Fur.
Boston Bun Stove, Do. Egg. very superior 0sAl,
Lehgh Foundry, % IS
Diamond Vein, Stove and Egg. Ss.7s. cor
Lyksn 9 valley. Do. Do, SIS .r
OAK and PINE WOOD, Of the very best quality,
ter snpply 80. - = :
Orders viii o. received at our ONCE. 46s 9th
street, between and y, or at our wharf, At foot
OF tibet p. BROWN SON,
ol6-E 463 oh str eet. between = and r.
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WANTS.

|
A W0AAn WISHES A sIrvATI0s ~ cork
f., 70 "a !, pr ,sss fs1i Appas st the Star 0Mos
, q. 's..
g IS s s:lst me: &''a' Asar''' s:''
= ss.F s..s ia :s: s.r =.
Gee s': "a AZ *
w WHirs WNmAS t. DO tie housssoTsi in =
sisr oss for particulars iaasss = ts'
aWAnhrI1HID1NSB. yon.H = y..I. Of .ss. SIT
aaIsss poE Sss. Georssso.s b. o. !. 20 . q.
a B0AR in ) nice family FAM where they have .
assis.:: @ ,ss n q
A siTgAII0N WAHTEl By An IXPlRI
q enced Bar keeper, in,s frst class bar. Salts
3sssss ss.s
SIrUArIdEwANrip BY REseKcfAaLE
good reIsrsses Inquire Ho. = ST NO 1875.
NTATTRESS MAKER wanted Also. . HAIR
~ ~, PICKER Inquire At ADAMsoss; SOC On
~ AEfEg-To sell io~ or trade for good HAY
w PRESS, nearit new BUGGY WAGON with
re sHi n T oSta %sas Inquire
Pennsylv ania avenss.- no St
WANTED-A DRIVERS SITUATION, by Q
~. youog man WHO has been smployed as such
this summer L. we'll cqgsinted in this city, and
a; SSs5 S + Dres i'iier Once
WAH1ED-Havins an abund ance of proyender,
w will take eight or ten head OF CATTLE and
Appy % Yosr o1 old ssasS.
burg Road, about four miles from Washington.
yVANTeD-A YOUNG MANis or 20 year. of
a Ch stara 0na hav
some knos ledge of tho business preferred; must
be Of steady HABITS and With good reference Such
sy.uns man Will DO well by isiuiring stNe. $40
WANTKD.-D. L. WILLS 4 90 want 70 buy
w Houses, both srRe and small Also, Furni-
ture OF those about to sell for cash We also want
several frstclas Houses to rent to Members OF
Cons l. and Others D. l.. WELLS 90, cor
NNANTED-eur lady friends to know tn At We
STAMPS Of the vHs3 LATEST sesns sR d2 staf ID
and Es%IbrSSi.ery An of the RICHES. designs now
Ciosks, Cspes, Joseys. Waists, Sacaues, slippers,
Pincusbions. smoking Caps Yokes and Bands,
Our selections are 's1PBd e 1Sas s 1hf ea91nty
&C N-u ---- opposite Patent Office.
WANTED TO BUY-A small HOUSE,, between
W 1tn and 18th streets. and between Peunsylva-
MA ma eyen St. s END street. Apply to O.
w ANTE D.-New and CAST OF Clothing,
goods. The highest each price paid at the N or.
chant Pswnhroker e Store OF A. FULTON & 90 ,
sSie Agent for singers Sewing Machines srsss
BAND for sale. stamstress wanted. ~ o-H Inn
AZ AkTkg O. hOUhp HAND FURNITURE
~, w Also; M!Rk0RS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
PING AID Ho'sTyYEHIsH1Na So1 ,I Of
Isss between q and r. east Ode
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RY CROWN, WALKER a 90 A.c,ion..,.

lsLAkp, AND RARE CHANCE FOR IN
We will sell, on Thu RsDAY November th. "a,
81 clock m on the premises. part OF I-of A.
), IN square No. 60, fronting Is feet on a .,r.o
south between ~ and 9th streets aud rann'.
back liz feet inches 20 . 81 foot paved n siiss
seid lot 10 improved in rear with an exrsii.y,
bskehouse ana neH even. suitable for am -
wishing to engage In the business, being in an -.
cellest ntfshborhooa NJ GA
Terms OF saie are one third caSh. the bsl.n,. -.
one and ~ years, duly secured Ailcony,yan1Iin
At the cost ef the purchaser
Title good Sale without reserve
hol9-4t' GROWN, WALKER A co aurts
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SIX HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, FRONT
ING ON NORTH STREET AND MARY-
ct Public Auction.
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 4 O'Clock
Building Lots. IL being Subdivision of Lot No l.
II Square No. sS4. Three will have O front of p
feet street, and three sbout toe same front or
Maryland avenue, all of which VII be about 100
feet deep They will be sold one, With the prvi-
over go square feet The abeve property is out
thort walk from the Capitol, handsomely loca-
ted and peril CT grade.
Terms One half cash, balance four months for
hotes bearing interest. deed given ana deed
the purchaser Title indisputabfe SIS will be
required paid down each lot when sold
no l9 Ct GREENk WILLIAMS, Auots
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RY GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auctio.eers.
TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. made 10 the cause OF
Goodtng broadwater fsunce eft al, No 90
equity docket, q, will offer at auction. on FRI
DAY, the 9TH day Of December next, on the
premises, at clock . N. that valuable proper
~ in Washington, Known a. lot three. Isl in square
hye huhcred and four, laoD improyea by fsur-
etery Brick House, fronting on street south be-
tween Al and 9th streets west
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money
70 be paid in cash, aud the residue in two ecu al
instalu ents, at elk and twelve mentns. with fn-
teresi TO be occurred by approved notes ana q re-
serve lien. The ter ms Of sale must be complied
with In one seek after sale. or the property may
be resold At the risk and cost Of the purch
alter one week notice. stamps and convey anoine
Ut the cost Of the purchaser.
no l5-fav3W GREEN A WILLlAMs Aucts
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OFFICE OF OLAGITT 4 swEENY,

No. Market space, Second Fl.or.
NOTICE Those parties who were unable to
obtain Q single Building Lot from our catalogue
OF Property VIII be able TO do SO now, We have
the consent Of the owner to 81 bdi vide several of
the ~bsle squares, aud are now prepared TO oferIs
single Building Lot upon the same liberal terms
we have been selling whole squares This offers
great Inducements to parties who contemplate
building themselves residence. Plat Of the sub
division TO be seen at our office. no l5-lm
LOB RENT-Elegantly. furnished Rooms in
Il suites or sfpgly. and q BASEMENT ROOM,
suitable for an ofce. with 6rstcass Board, at ass
h street, between 18th and Is streets Also, q
BRICK STABLE and COAOH-HOUSE for rent
These rooms are suitable for members Of Oou-
gress. H.. 49,. BAL. no Wv
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" WV WALTER cox, Trustee.
no l5fsw3w GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
III GREEN . WILLIAMS. Asctisassrs.
nUappr.N sarr or pv verrv

GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF decree Of rphans' Court Of the Dis
trict OF ColuL bia Confirmed by the Court Of Cha1
Gerry on 9th day OF July, 1866, will sell, on the
premises, the following described property, being
the property or Dennis Dom. tdecelsed.l on
fR u Y, Sth day of November, 1856, at 2
O'Clock D. m. all hose lots. pieces and parcel Of
land situated In the county of Washington, 10 the
District OF Columbia, being psGt Of original
tract known :. white Haven" aud bounded Is
follows, to wit Be ginning for the IT the end
OF the second following line. run from O bound
siope. mar ked 7. planted the north end Of the
line, which divides The land of MRS John Baker
from the land Of the late Henry Foxail, aud stand
ing In the northwest corner Of said Foxalls land
TO wit: North IS deg. Is min west, four perches
crossing the pew free road, leading to the Little
Falls Bridge; north 10 deg rs min. vest, twelve
and % LOO perches 70 stone No 1, nov planted for
the beginning OF the part hereby led the
east end Of the Ridge Road. thssce TO include the
piece hereby 70 be conveyed a } north ~ deg Is
min east, eight and ga 100 perches, to another
stone, No. 2, thence north 10 deg. Is min west
eight and 90 100 perches, to stone No. s, thence
south ~ deg Is min west, eight and 81 100 per-
ches, to stone Ne. planted the east lire of the
Aforesaid Ridge road, thence By and With the said
road in straight line 20 the beeinniu co tain
ing acre, being the same more less, and I'm
proved by q tye- story Frame House.
deposit Of $50 will he rec uired 1t the time Of
sale. All convey sncing and stamps st the cost Of
the purchaser. Terms cash
JOHN ADAMS 0usrdi.n.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
no7-law&ds Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-21

VIOLATION OF CORPORATION LAws-Yes-
terday, the police were kept busy IN several
precincts with the enforcement OF the Corpo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-21
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiou..,,
- Corner 9TH and b straat.

by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoueer,
- Corner 9TH and b streets
OnMONDAY MORNING. Neyembsr ,x,, 49,.
mthclbg al ~ o'cioek we shall sell, wltbont "a
serve by Catslot ne, TBS EHTIKE STUSK ~
1HE STORE OF b. PAGE 500 7,h .t ~
under odd Fellows Hall. consisIing in nart ~
~ cases me 81 wed CALF Boots y"
Iscsses TX Tap sole pesged Calf Roots
rs cases Long leg Tap oUle Grain Winter po.,,
20 cartoons and cases Ladies', Misses and chi
dTens Polish Bsots, Bsimora ais, and Gattars
40 white Aarseilles Bed-spreads waivers
100 thSTssnd Figaro. Henry Clay. and oab:a +
IS gross Amulet and SoIace Tobacco
81 deuble and single barrel Bird Guns ana
Game Bags and II uniting Equipment,
81 dozen , Ls1,es. and Misses al wool mpsrtsd
s9!o.sn GsP 3nI WOOL and cotton Hosiery
3Odozen Boys ard Gents Hats
s. ssrAtoea snd other Trunks
IS sole leather valises
5dLZen Drill Bags
dozen Ladies' and Gents French Trayau %
Bags
Rosewood and Pearl inIaia Dressing Cases and
Workboxes
Silver plated spoons, Forks, Casters, Cake Bias.
ivory Bone, CscOs. Ebony, and Buffalo Table
Knives and Forks
Dodgers 4 Sons and Eng. o. h. Pocket Knives
and RaZors
Neck ties, II andkerchisfs
Glass and Craekery, Stationery, Bohemian Glass
ware fhotosr aph Albums, Dana k Table
covers; SNOW drop Napkins, Towels
Watches and Jevelry
Large Tot OF Oh ristmas Toys
A large assortment Of Fancy Goods.
no2i GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-21

wi est novelties in PARfsiiSSE HATS
Tor Ladies and Misses Also. most besuti. ~
ful assor tment OF Velvet, Six and Straw~
BONEETS; All orders promptly attended to By
rom Penn'a avenue. 90 Sims
RLANKETs-Red, Blue, Grey, White and other
Linen and Cotton BED SPREADS,
TABLE CLOTHS, T0WBLING, &C., cheaper
than any other house in Wsshingto
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