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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-12
NUMBER 81.
Important to Farmers.

|
The following decisions has recently
been given by the Commissioner of Iri
ternal Revenue at Washington. They
are important to farmers,in in SO far as they
uutangle some of the krotty points Of
! tho law:
l. Farmers will not be required To-
make return Of produce consumed in
their immediate families.
2. The farmers profits from the sale Of
live stock are to be found by deduc,iug
from the gross receipts Of animals sold,
the purchase money paid for the same
II animals have been lost during the
year by death or robbery, the purchase
money paid for such animals may be de-,
Quoted from the gross income Of the
farm.
8. No deduction can be made by the
farmer for the value Of services rendered
by bis minor children, whether he actua,@
y pays for such services or not. If his
adult children work for him and receive
compensation for their labor, they are 10
be regarded as other hired Iaborers ia
determining his income.
A. Money paid for labor, except such
rs is used or employed in domestic ser.
vice, or in the production Of articles coz
sumed in the family Of the producer,
may be deducted.
5. No deduction can be allowed Ia
any case for the cost Of unproduc,ivs la.
ber. If house servants are employed q
portion Of the time in productive labor,
such rs the making Of butter and cheese
for sale, proporlionate amount Of the
wages paid them may be deducted.
@. Expenses for ditcLiug and clearing
new land are plainly expenses for perma.
nent improvements, and not d deductable.
7. The whole amount expended for
fertilizers applied during the year to the
farmers lands may be deducted, but no
deduction is allowed for fertilizers produ.
| ced on the farm. The cost of seed pur.
chased for sowing and planting may BE-
deducted.
8. Ii a person sells timber standing,
the profits are to be sscer,ained by esti,
mating the value Of the land, after the
removal OF the timber, and from the sum
thus obtained deduc,ing the estimated
value Of the land on the lst day Of Jan,
uary, 1862, or on the day Of purchase, IL
purchased since that date.
0. Where no repairs have been mads
by the taxpayer upon any building own
ed by him during the preceding FIVE
years, nothing can be dedrcted for 70.
pairs made during the year for which his
income is estimated.
10. A farmer should make return Of
all his produce sold within the year, but
a mere execu,ory contract for a sale is
not sale delivery, either actual or con.
struc,ve is essential. The criterion by
which to Judge whether a sale is com.
p!e,e or not is to determine whether the
vender still retains in that char scter q
right over the property if the property
we're lost or destroyed, upon which of
the parties, in the absence Of any other
relation between them than that of tho
vendor and vendee, would the loss fall.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-12

Coop ADvIos.--"Hsar me, my friend. -
Yesterday | was called an ass by Mr.
Jones, end intend to prosecute him for
1t. Whs. DO you think of il.
"If | we're you would not do it.r
"Whyr
"Bscauss he might prove the charge.
aod chat would compromise yos."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

- Somebody says The way IN lndge of a
woman's character a first sight - 10 examine
the color of her pettieoat
RcA Mrs. Kirk OF Tunstall, Eng lataiv
committed suicide by banging herself IL an
pears that some short time ago deceased had
sum OF money LEFT her, and this unexpactad
good fortune, n Is said, quite turned her
head"
~Ihe doctors ana druggists have formed a
cOmbina ION with the milIiners 10 keen mn the
present style of bOnnets during the Winter
To CounteTact their plot. the bonnets shonId
b. worn on the back and the Waterfalls on tha
top OF The head.
Joe Jefferson is rhe dies cen danf OF a fsrni
ly OfactOrs HIS grandfather played Ciaudins
TO the Hsmlet OF David Garrick, and MS father
was on The stage contemporary with Cooke
EiIIsion, lncledon, and ne elder Cooke.
DThe last batch of emigrants al Galveston.
from Bremen-Oyer TWO hundred in number
wee mostly Bohemians, and they going ~
middle Texas.
s<lt Is suggested that the .'South.rn Opin-
lou" viii be only Pollards opinion - Boston
Post.
- There l. a happy individual IN Virginia
who says that he dOrs not know of any Office
that he would accept
s&rTinss so nard 80 - suggested that
paEfsloOns may well be made without
pJetsts
81 Vim. r. Astor is gong 20 fight the Trini-
~ CLnrs u Corporation. Greek against Greek
e. The "iagamuffns" Is the name ola club
Jdsi organ zed IN Norfolk, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17
PROPOSALS.
pRoPosILs roe Waste PAPER
PosT OFBtCB DEPaRrMFNr.
NasH N.TnN I.rannI.erl ~

NssH NgroN. p.cemter "a 40 4
Proposals are invited tor purcbasinR tue WASTE
fhPEh sceunulsting la this Deeartmeaf N ~.
following description viz " '"7
J. transcripts Of po.tTn ssters accounts Of m,ii.
received sns sent. post hills. white paper e,tI-
msteo quantity, 10 90 pounds . year
y Mixed Paper, cOnsf~ting Of wrappers Of sc-
COMPS and other package, together With letter
go rsiopee q various cOlors; estimated quantity
Dead Letters, which the accepted bidder will
% De required TO dsface thoroughly. under the sn
pefusion ot an agent OF this De part Mt, 10
retder IL ineossible 90 read them tstinste5
quspiity, 5U 600 pounds Q yesr.
o year.
BIDDERS win specify spriee per pound for each
As 20 the dead letters, the Department must D.
tsilsh.o with the mode Of defacins them before
The papers must he removed from the cellar OF
the Gene nj Poet Once Buildfng At the cost OF the
accepted bid der. and in hts own bag. Otter a.
may be reg fTed by the Postmaster General
No mail bsss viii be furnished for thi- purpose
must Ice paid for on delivery.
Bids are invited for one yesr, commencing on
the nrst .f January neat. and will be received
until MONDAY, the Stat instant, at clock
m.
They should be addressed 70 the Postmaster Gen
ersl, aud en- sorsed Prop yssls for a-tt Paper
ALLY W. RANDALL.
DE l4-eofde3i Postmaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

BLACK BAYS BOARD BILL.-A colored wo.
man Iamed johnson, one OF the residents a.
faton alley, came 10 the police court yest.r-
day WITH a Singular complaint. One of ber
neigh oJrs, also q celored woman, has a baby
Tie nursing and care Of Which sue entrusted 10
MIS- J. The baby waNed fat, and soon he
came 10 be a bouncing chIid. hungry about
three-fourths of the time. ard always ready 70
eat dCrlng the remaining fourth. The mother
VINO had rented he baby, paid it's board for
short time since. when she called for ~ ,,ish
ing 10 take II away There happened 10 be -
OUe on The youngsters board, 20 Nrs. John
sicn Eept the baby until Compelled 70 give II
mp ~ an officer MIR. Johnston claims tina,
uH'il the chIld's board bill is paid she has a
I'n upon II. The Judge decided that she
II sni lean on II a long the mother vOoId
"-ic"' but babIes were not personal property,
ana could not be had Ter the asking T. ~
gisen up-DSfrcit Post. -.h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17
THE EVENING STAR.
SwIndling the Clergy
Prom the Troy Wing o. Thursday

Prom the Troy Wing % Thursday1
A ntils more than week ago, young, p-s-
possessing and intelligent fellow came 70 Il
city, representing himself TO be a clergyman o
the Episcopal Church in Boise C,ty, Idaho
Territory. he gave his name as the Rev -
NJ feckler. Prom the fact thai in the Episco-
pal register there rs such a name recorded B.
stationed At BOISE City, he found little dim .nl-
~ IN ingraiating himself into the favo- of
reading clergymen of the Episcopal Cnurch
here, who seemed readily TO credit the fellow
story, admitted him 10 their houses. and in
VIted him 10 speak from their pulpts. Lat
Sunday be assisted a. the services in thr,e
churches, preaching in the evening a, ~.
PauIs-Rev- Dr. Coits-the leading church of
bath, however. he had been plying his accus-
toned vocation. His favorite plan OF WORK
ing seemed 10 be by becoming intimate with
various parties and then borrowing sums Of
money. ranging from IS to so, of them
upOn the pretenss that his remittance
had failed OF oftimes upsn the ground
thar be had plenty of money. hut the blnks
bad closed. He ordered a number of suites OF
clothes at different places in thel city, aIso
boots. hats, and other ARTICLES of clothing He
also ordered two bells for his church In Idaho
of the Messrs- Meneeley. bell founders il West
Troy. and took ad vantage Of this trade 10 Dor
row s2h OF the nrm. Monday evening his last
transaction took place, and il is supposed tn
he fled from the city that evening. although
the developments mentioned We're ne. made
known until to-day. IL l. now known that he
secured q new OvercOat at one clothing house.
valued at S4p. ard borrowed sums of money OF
10 less than eight or nine clergymen. leading
church members, business men. etc. He made
the acquaintance OF ex- Mem her OF Assembly
lDgTaham. Of Cambridge. Washington COUNTY
upon the rrpreseD iatiOn that he WIS a pare IN
the Assembly when he lngraham) was a
me W Der. pom his representation he receir ed
"a letter of Introduction 10 Ingraham's son, who
IS IN business In this city. aud by This meas
secured another loan OF money To the Ia :.
party be gave his name a Theodore Weed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17
ElY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctione.r.

IL VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE sTH
WARD, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On FRIDAY. the 21st instant, at S clock D no ,
We shall sell the premises, IL Vnlu able Guild.
ing Lots in subdivision Of Square No 4l2, having
good building fronts and depths to fine slIeys
bounded by oth and 9Th streets west, and r and \
str' cts sou tn, on the Island.
tine chance for . profitable inv estmept An
abstract OF the title will be shown on the day OF
sale -
Terms; One third cash; balance in 6, L., and IL
months, and !, ured by deed Of trust on the
premises. All csnvey ancing ana revenue siam ~
at the cost Of the purchaser. SIS down on escb iIt
hen sold.
GREEN WILLIAMS
del INTEL Auctionee..
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WAsHINSTOy Dec O. ls61

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
u WAsHINGTON, Dec. 3, 1855.
~ 60 !: - - -
Trains between WAsHISGTOS AND ALTI.
mOkE. and WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST
are now run IS follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave oaiiy, except Sunday. at 100, IS and
lib m, and o. and 80, and 800 D. m
FOR ALL WAY sTATIOsS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 q m and
FOE LAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPoI,ts
JUNCTION
Leave a. els and 100 o. m e, and at 400 and /. rs
p m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave al zoo and 4n a. IN, and go D m No
On eUNDAN
FOE BALTIMORE.
Leave at - O. M, and 2UV and 90 D. N
FOR WAY sTArIoNs.
Leave OF 1:5 a. m ami 0O and ). Ou pr
fCk ALL PARTS OF THE HEsr
Ga ssFe oAiiy, except Sunday, at 7:45 IN, and
Or sunday at 500 ,. m. only. connecting a. Relay
station with trains from Baltimore 10 whselfAs,
.,iAKotTSahh fffcKErs to the IVES. can be had =,
In the day es well a. at the efce Of the Bank.
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Penn
avenue, between 9th snd 7th streets
For New York, Pbiladelp hia. and Boston, see
- vertfst ment Of Through Line
j. l. WILSON. Master of Transportation
l. d. COLE General Ticket Agent
oc II GEO. KOONTZ. Agent, wsshini ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17
RY NAGLE & CO.. hu,noDfers
- 293 PENNSYLVANIA arenra
DRY GOODS, Bos1ERY AND FANCY GOO,

DRY GOODS, hosiery AND FANCY ooo,s
AT AUCTION NOo
On WEDNESDAY, December 10Th at I'M.
O'Clock at our salesrOom. will be sold witbox,
serve re
2eu Tote Dry Goods, Hosiery and Fancy Coos.
Also,
!2Tairs Ia Sc size all " DOL blankets
- Iiecos she tings AID shifting,
oCi NJ eTs his Is AT q Drawers
Men WOunen's, and Misses HOSIERY
Shawls. Sontass. Hoods
= othS tasSfDlerFs, neiaines, Alparas
Together with a large assortment of other Ilrv
Coed. ~ i Ds'
tn go en- Fancy Soaps. Pomades, Extracts &c
We Gail Particular ztte ntion 10 tLi. saIe -.
every lot viii be soid without reserve ne
De " NAGLE & 90 Aurts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

ELo4ENEST.-On Wednesday morning oar
town ves alive w;th excitsnen: oyer an eIana.
neat hat had been well planned ana executed
The 7 Ish' before. As usual ia such cases there
v n Stern ana unyleltng parent. who womb
hCt tfEst The l-wel OF his eye 20 him who lived
and bTeaihtd but for her. But love laughs a.
81. obslacle> aGd cCEqusTs. The f1fher was
20 ieaNe Tor southern cline on Wednesday
morning and take with him his family Tho
- Ter requested ne privilege OF spending
the last night III our county with a fems .
frisnd. Permission was given but when the
morning came, II was discovered that he rie nj
had not had the pleasure OF TIE visit An any
Ious search revealed the fact that the missing
one bad left with her lover for Missouri AZ
dark on Tuesday eve. Pursuit was useless
ana TIE father, whose engagements would ad
INST Of NO delay, departed with The rest o; mis-
family for Missouri -Pihsfeld (Ohicl Dems-
CTct ~fE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17
RY GREEN = WILLIAMS. A.cuoae.r..

TRUSTEE's SALE
~ virtue OF b deed Of trust bearing date on the
seVshth d.y OF March. A. D. 1875, and duIy r..
ided In Liber NC no. "a folio $40 OF the
Ia' r.c.fus Tor ssmngtnn county in the Dis
fnt Of Coiumoia. viii sell o. public auction ia
n"nt ti the premises en- Tuesday the sOth
os1 81 recemfer, A. u 1865. at 4 O'Clock m .
Ssrfof Lot nunbsr thirty, 80, in D Iuare num-
per nine hundred and Iour GOA } said art of lot
nsN n2 front 81 twenty i've rs, feet on the west
ace 81 Eigh'h street east, aud running back with
that Width eight, .seSen 81 feet aud three 49, in
Chts to Q pubic alley ''A
TeTms OF saie: One third OF tbs purchase money
10 be psid in cash the balance in rix and
mouths, with interest, secured by ased of tru 81
upon the premises A depv.it II SsO will he re.
CURED OF the ~ chaser AZ the time of sale All
Chaser '"0 S"'
IL the terms of sale com plied with in va
Gays fron day OF sale the trustee reserves the ri
resell the premises at the risk aud coJI Of the
defaulsipg purchaser
no 3eo6ds GREEN q WILLIAMS An.,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

lhE ENGLISH IL There used 70 be a g1sd
tngiish clergy man connecrsd with the PrJyi-
d-nee (R- ID Conference, who had a carpet.
bag marked with the single initial l., Ia on.
OCCASION IN those times the annual sitting of
the conference finished its business aud res. n ID
the hnaI adjournment in the afternoon, but a
lew minutes before the hour when the u,-m-
ofTs were 10 leave town. MANY OF them At
ucipa'inS sueh a state of things, had taken
theiT baggage 10 the church where the SESSIONS
Were held, and "a soon Is tho b-n~dIcIiJn Vas
pronounced there was rush for the piia OF
NalIses ana bags IN the entry. Our English
Trend was NJ the last end OF the Gro gd and not
being aoie 10 get 10 the pile STOOD a. the out
side OF the circle, calling ont. Has anv
brother seen carpet bag marked HeII.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17
by wARDwELL & HAYS, Auctioneers;
H Georgetown.
STOCK OF GROCERY STORE AND FIX
TURES At AUCTION

We viii sell Oh WEDNESDAY MORNING DE-.
cember 18th, q, 10 o clock. at the store of w
Hurdle, corner Bigh and Dunbarton .t. &c ,r es
town, the STOCK aud Fixtares, cJnsi sti no Of
Barrels Whisky
Barrels Molss-es
Barrels CsAI Oil
Barrels Prime Pot mac Herrings
Hams Shoulders. Coffee
Teas Sugar. Flour
Crockery and Stone Ware, &C., &c.
Also. one sorrel Horse
Terms cash. WARDWELL HAYS
de lat Auctione.rs
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LOB THE EAsTERN SHORE.

The large, stsunch, and eenmodious Steamer
Wilson SMALL, OAPT. =. T. -
LEoh ARD, leave. her pier opposite GAC
No. A7O Light street wharf, (be-
SGssRI p "a
KHlKE otIMBRLpGE. HGGHkETrS
WH4RE CABIN GREEEs MEDNRD's
Returning from 1.-THE SHORE" she leaves
Lloyds Landing e I ,. m. Cambridge at 80 2.
hi, and Easton Point at p. ,tsouchinR es the
intermediate landingJ on Mondays, Wednesday 9,
and Fridays.
ehe has fine state rooms, and ell othsr passenger
accommodations. equal to those Of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. sci -0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

A STARTLING OCCURRESCE-Iast night
while a family IN one of our quiet r-siCsnc.
streets were pursuing their-veHing avocations
around The parlOr table, there suddenly ap.
peared gaiiOpirg mp and down the hall an
animal apparently OF the leopard species In
an instant 10 was among the asionIshed gronu
but not so quickly but that the ladies were
able 70 scale the height Of a sofa. upon which
lhey stood secure The animal performed
eAne uncouth and yeI Eitten-I Ike gambols
anNut TIE table. and our informant. who was
ptrcheu upon TWO chairs, describes il az about
thSee f.et long. of a white color, marked with
black. and win unusually long. fierce "a his
teTs Il haG evidently escaped from some
Snowman How long the scene OF terror
would have tasted cannot BE- told If orr in
foTrlants presence of IN iBG had not helped the
frightened group small kettle OF tDiIiu =
water, designed or some Cafnip tea for an in
valid, stood on the table He poured n All ON
The ANIMALS back. thereby spelling the poor
sick ones anticipated treat. With 4 blood
CUTding veil the creature flew from The room.
ddrifd down the kitchen stairs md ont through
II" BACK door. snarcbing the morning beefs;aak
a. y went. Our citizens should be ware of let-
ting their windows be- open, lest the scene W.
nav described be duplicated -Alb1Hy Times
l2h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17
ny JAMES O. MCGUIRE 90. Aucsioneer,

IMPORTANT SALE OF SILVER PLATED
WhBE AND FINE TABLE CUTLERY. The
Importation OF the celebrated House OF Je.anb
D kin & Sons. Maniac turers ny Ro, al I,otiaA.
Patent shetheld, England, Sold by C,taloyns
On THURSDAY MORNING Dec l1th = ~,
me- ID inR a. 10 O'Clock. and EVENING AZ , o~to.h
We hall sell at our Auction Rooms a snIe1iiS n
Cutlery CEN priSing In rart- ~
Gold -hBSd Tea Services
Fur, hye and six bottle Breakfast and Dime,
Casters '"''
1weuIs -tw inch Oval TRAYS
Card Receivers, with views
Hot v alter Kettles. with am wttholtIamp
Porcelain stsnis, Sirup Pitchers
Gold lined Sslts axe Basb ct
Maxim kiDes. Nut Crackers
Picbie Frsmes Carlton Club Cas.ors
Also.
Gases OF Fish Knives and Forks. with pearl On
- ivory hauclts, la mahog any and Moro co cases
Heavy Plated Spoons d Forks
soup and Punch Ladies
Fin Table gutIsry, ptnner and Tea Knix.s
CsTvrIs. Forks and Steels
An assortment Of pOc ket Cutlery.
Together with y general assortment of article
not necessary TO epumerate.
Terms cash
de F-dsd- J g MCGUIRE ACO, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17
II oRkEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LnL; On 4's STREET, NnAR SOUTH

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LnL On 41s STREET, MAR SOUTH
BY virfse of decree passed BY the Supreme
Court, Of the District of Columbia, sitting ia
Chsneery in Cause Is6 wherein John P Murphy 70
ants ! will cell. Ut Public Auction on Thurs.
DAY the Eth day OF December, A ISs at s.,
O'Clock y m. on the premises Lot eleven iIJfa
Snare sss and the improvements the, con.
TIE terms OF sale rs pre-erio ed b. Q lid decree :
Ore third Of tie puIc chase none, 10 be paid ca-h,
and the balance fD SIX and niue mon he from n g
day CT sale ssid tssnce OF purchase money To- be
Interest and the ayment the reoi be secured BY
the bond OF bonds Of the pure haser purchasers,
with surrey or sureties to epr wed by the
Trustee, or, said purchsse money ian be paid la
cash on the day OF sale the pal ii ON
thereof. deed win re given 10 the purchaser OF
purchasers on pigment Of the whole Of the pur
ehIse money. Ii 'hs terms OF ale not oiled
with BY the purchaser or purchasers within ii We
days from the DAY OF -.le, the Trustee yes the
night to Iese the said property public auc tl0n
n the rfsk and costs OF the 6efaulting purch aser
"I purcbasers upen giving five Gay notics a
"Tbe Evening star - Al conveyancing and rev.
nne stamp. ~ costs Of the purchaser or purcha
sers. WILLIAM J MILLER Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
&C f5aWo~dds Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17
by ". L. WALL & CO, Auctieneer..

cry AND TIN WARE LICLNSs A." - !.
AUCTION "''' n
On tEiDAI MORNING. December 81, we will
teIt al stove No en- stree, between nh a u
lCth streets. TIVE doors from 10th street tine snf,ra
Sugars. Teas, Cofees, SPICES
Barrels Flour. Hams
SyIups. Molasses, harrrls Mackerel
BrOoms, Buck cts, Pas kets
hotties hisEiss. Brandies, Wines
Tobacco. Segar~- &c
Lot OF Wooden Ware, Tin Ware, Croci cry, Vase.
ard Glassware ~ "'0''
b res Soap.
With = variety OF other Goods in the gr.ce-v
I've al OF which wi be perem p,orily sold with
ont res rye, for cash "
DELI W. WALL CO, auc,s
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n LOON IA n n

n. LOOMS, d. D.,
oTbe inventor and Patentee Of the MIHERAL
rLAIA Tk1TH, attends rsonally at
oie once In this city. Many persons cant
year these teeth who cannot wear others,
these.
Persons calling at my Office oan be aocommoda
Ieo with any style and price of Teeth they may de
hfe, but 20 those Who are particular, and wish the
purest, cieanest, strongest and most perfect den.
sut ,e tbat Art can procure, the MIN ERAL TEETH
Rooms In this oity-No 3Se Penu's avenue. be
;~esn yin and 10th SITS. Also, 9O7 Arch street,
rniIaoeIphiA. 20 lY :.
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c&A gentleman OF Philadelphia, named
haydn while rapidly turning the corner of
Union square and Broad way, New York the
DINER day eanght his foot In The hoop skirt O: 4
young lady. and was thrown down upou IN
side walk 80 violently n to knock out All his
ront teeth and iuiure his face very severely
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~ GBEEE 3 WILLIAMS, A1ctiepeer,
TRUSTEES SALE.

> SALE.
CnGer aud by Virtue OF Q decree passed by the
Supreme Court OF the District of Columb ia, Ia q
cause depending therein and humble red oU2, equity
IN which ZepbaDiah Jones is CONS lainant, aud
Horace Sfringfellow and others are defendants
b. airing date on the - aay Of Jny leoo We will
January next, A. ID. ls5a, At 81, o'clock o m ON
the ~ emires parts of Lots No and ~, in Squ are
No 49, as folio 80 Beginning at the soutne a,t
east corner Of saua,s No Az. and run nisg thence
west A. Iest and inches; thence north 80 feet
thence west 90 feet and 10 inches thence north p
feet and AZ inches thence east feet II sre
west, sbd thence wiki said street. TO the begin
uinR; together vi the imp ovements consist
ins OF the building well kno wn as the Avenue
House
The terms Of sale, rs prescribed by the decree
are OEe thlId OF the Purchase money u be "a d
III caeh aud The 10 -.i 81 In Alnien,s
payable In tx and Nv -lve months for which de-
feIrtd pay mt ut. with interest from the day of
sale the purchaser shall give his notes. endorsed
to The satisfaction OF the trustees COnveysu ing
ard stan % al cost of purchaser
II the terms OF sale com oil ell with in FIVE
ds,s the tru-tee reserves the light resell at the
Xix and cost o. the deiApltiDg purchaser, npon
one week notice by publication in the National
IntsIigeBcer
A, THOMAS NJ BRADLEY; Trustees.
de stu tn GkFEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17
STEAMBOAT LINES,

STEAMkR LEAVES FOB
MOUNT VERNON kssl
Every THURSDAY at q. m. Return, Ar q.
D IA. -
Fare for round trip 80; enc third this anon nt
Tor nee OF Mount Vernon Association
W ashington and Alexandria boats leave each
place every hour, from q m. toep m
~ The hne Steamer WAWASSETT can bs
hartered for Excursions.
Ivan RIswICK,
no L-lm General Sup q p. r. Company