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New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
Auttiou Sales of Real estate.
w. H. MILLER Anc,loH.s,
by JOHNSON, MILLER & HALL
I'D AUCTIOgBRRS AND
REAL ESTATE BRoKERs,

II IufvrtosPR1e AVN
RIAL ESTATE BROKERS
No 2J NASiUsT.. CKpAHsT., NEvToEr
H. Store. Lott sSP ss. nd p,,a, so1sS Sm ,,S
TUESDAY; AP,l %, ., u S.oet, 4.
us6is Property woi, opposite H. b csain Co
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The plot. are sinch., width worihs and !, In
TIM -. sp.s,. I. :!psrst".y 20 pS,cs,s e s;
N;sYoIi s9oe ma, ...s On N %sstslgs for loye.'
No 1855 YORKsr-vsn,bls Busnsss stand N.vyriI
TTs,so .ed attic Hoas. as.s sl bet ,rienson r6
n%s,. % Ps.s.;l:n god 70 ST.s' E k term, s. M
and Third sta Wmssurs Lag. 5ory Hoose ia So, order just
painted containing 10 rooms s.ss ss..rot AID esI water g. ard
WEDNESDAY May g. at IL o'voci' .-I
at the BIehsnge SsleSroom No. Ill Broadway
VALUABLE TESJl!vs LOTS ssa ths Grad BoIl.'. T..,s
s corner q These s,. are o5 IL. grade free oa
apA besg cny third block on the Grand Boas,.rd and
sEcoSD AVE- YES. sid. sas .sh,A Lo,
DEFEREEs SALE in PARTITION. Per
S'iSs Iss . .Ss sa sarSRbS
JANIS COLES son Aaeoneers Breas No $50 fu
sy bali, REsbEycEs With barns bathing os.,, ssi
GS s. scSaDs SS :sd Of S.ss s a., VI. % s,: Rs Ss
IT. Tx sI' , :S'isa % s:sS % 2. S; sv q s
extremely heah shln hour Of to
Btso,s r;y % will b ,s !, cPSn % s Is. q y.9. which
?. % .S , e s ,s IT,. o o 5 e%s.. % f%' s & aSo',. si
is o ~ sSs s sd s Ss ,a With
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sSp SKI T Sps & ss@ os4 raia's c nd Es sg
vKSs Referee New Court House, 1,oSsn en- whSzfR OF th:
premises. GERARD ". STEVENS. RseIse
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E'OR SALE-A very pretty COTTAGE, con-
inng rooms we'll srrAngd located shore and fcS
only depot Pee, 5000 % sait Permit,
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COUNTRY PLACE for SALE or to RENT
Near Little Nes Long Island beautiful Cottage with acre
Land HOUSE stories bath and All laodr
Stable for four horsos and two eArag fne
k8OOO OF sll rent hi $500 per year. Apply 10 -
"'''' ANTHONY L. BLEBCkER X Co., No. ~ Pinest
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AND OTHERS.--For

SALE at Fast Chester eligible piece Of LAND, embracing
about having frontage roads he laid out
village pots aud sold for very large pnee the property good
dwelling and AL other Ontbuidgs making
bridge Apply 70 HOMER MORGAN No. Piner ,C71D
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SS 800 WILL BuY yeTy desirable ,T @ and


and other outbuhng Sh y o good
Harlem tAresd hFs inmates
sld " wanted his property
og,T,d for baiiHgL Terms not sold vii be
furnished reasonable rms Apply 70 r.
iRRIASD No 2oI broadway; GEORGE NBKBkt Mount kso
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VALUABLE GUN MACHINERY-CO
OF Rana Milling Barrel aud Ramrod Bedding MAehises
Ls,he Resnsss &C. AUCTION May See r. wsErERs Ase'
toa Notice in TIE n. T. Herah 4
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Tarrytown walk depot The mansion
large supplied Nb bot and cold water and al mol
e gardeners cottage. conservatory
sge houses stables and all necessary outbung ne" snd OF The b
construction choice land beautifully arranged
with garden shrubbe and shade With graed roads and
wAks Of fruit The situation Of the finest
the Hudson high ground and the from the premises
passed must be to be appreciated This property w be 'cd low
furniture which viii be sold With
the property desired PSr terms ke 'PPy TO WILLIAM JARVIS
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HOAG g. MURDOCH, Loan and Real Estate
Agents Parton Ford County III Persons dsrou' TO losn
with ample real estate security
mostly improved lands and dbE 70 invest n Western lands
by addressing obtain valuable ihonaon
Satisfactory ehaTaeier Integrity &c viii DO furnished
n IA HTRpOCK WILSON HOAG.
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Maebinerp.
DOOT,s TRUNK ENGINE combines the !

DOOT's TRUNK ENGINE combines the fol-
III loving points superiority any other engine yet made nL
Greater simplicity greater durability and less liability 20 get OUT
Of repair occupies the horizontal ana
weighs important points transportation and use where
equal the widest Of especially adapted
propeller and costs but about hah much other
stationery engines ready for delivery t
S275 10 H. p S45O; 20 H. s7So; 40 p 81 go Larger nies
promptly order Also portable and boilers conpee all
boilers hosting machinery for stores Taresosse.
GINR COMPANY $40 Second Of
st New STEAM YACHT for SALE
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LNOR SALE-At Newark, N. j., the most ele-
CANT desirable residence the state the grounds having
frontage 80 avenues tsstefy laid out With aun
hOwers the Of three with
5sOy Commanding extensive view Of the surrounding
country repee modern large cellars
Kitchens and laundry spacious halls pso music drawing aud dining
rooms beautifully bedrooms with nehar
Ee he premises large house. stalls for
spen
greenhouse gTapery For further particulars apply AN
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MISERABLE PLACES on Morris and Essel
Railroad from 500 upwad-Spendd PAiMS SomerTil
from 10 acres upward Farms In RochlAnd Coanty; ,
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nor SALE-In Scotch Plains, New-Jersey, 81
IL NewYork by Central Railroad nice cottage HOUSE,
containing rooms bathroom the Kitchen excellent
place quarter Of land plenty Of fruit location pleas
healthy half mile from the depot; prce t0J one third
remain bond and mortgage Also 2O house with rooms
good cellar good well Of about quarter Of Of land with
fruit; price 80 30e Possession Immediately Inquire 81
GEO II. LYON. No. 30 Southst.. NewYoh CITY.
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EOR SALE, on Todt Hill, Staten lsland-A
yery superior HOUSE ~ bck sine With ~ Of
land an admirable place for ssmui vii be sold At lr sare
psnr,s of 4 JOURHEAY, No. d Finest
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COTTON MILL OWNERS wanting a good
~ SUPERINTENDENT MANAGER Of practical
Tebse mar address Bon No l FshtLnB ibe Iud'oS !.
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priaiura.

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Catalogues &c, at the lowest cash rates
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CYLINDER PRESSwORk BONE FOR TIE TEADE
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lPUBLIC-No. ST.
AN ACT relative 10 the Pert OF Camden. New


BE az enacted By the Senate and House of Rem.
reseRtGtirss Of tke United States of America an
Congress assembled, That the port OF Camden,
in the State of New Jersey. be, and the same
is hereby, annexed to the collection district of
Phiiadeiphia, and that an assistant collector
10 be appointed in accordance with the laws OF
the United States, shall reside at Camden. who
shall have power TO enter and clear vessels in
like man ner as the collector Of Philadelphia
is authorized TO do, but such assistant collector
shall nevertheless act in conformity to such
instructions and regu cations as he shall from
time 10 time receive from the collector of Phil.
acelphIa; and tina; the said assistant collector
shall receive for his annual salary fifteen
hundred dollars in full for all services to be
by him performed, and in lieu OF commissions
and fees.
SIC. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That the
assistant collector, appointed under this act
be. and he hereby ie, authorized to enroll and
license, according to the laws of the United
States, all vessels Ell gagged In the coastng trade
and hsheries, owned in whole or in part by
residents Of that portion Of the Bridzeton dis
irict lying north OF Alloway's creek, in the
county OF Salem, in the State OF New Jersey
Ano All sucn enrolments and licenses shall be
as vand and. enectual a. IL they had been ef.
lecteo IN any other port Of the United States:
ana the said assista Mt collector, In the enrol.
ment and licensing Of vessels shall be subject
TO the laws Of the United States and liabls tn
all the penalties and responsibil,ties i'm nosed
upon collectors IN like cases
Approved, February %, 1867
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For communication Of sussisssncs, nvs tAou-
sand and nifty dollars.
wants. one hundred and nfty .si1 dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses, sixty.
SIX thousand tour hundred and sixty.seyen
dollars.
For increase ana expense Of library. three
thousand dollars.
For expenses Of board Of visitors, i've thou
Fo, forage for srtillsry and cavalry horses,
70, horses for artillery and cavalry practice,
For repairs ofoficers' quarters, Il We thousand
For targets and batteries for artillery prac-
hce, five hundred dollars.
For furniture for cadets hospital. two hun
dred dollars.
For gas pipes. gasometers, and re,ort., six
hundred dollars.
For materials for quarters for subaltern ON /.
GERS, five thousand dollars.
For ventilating and heating the barracks an d
other academic buildings; improving the ap-
paratus for cooking for the cadets; repairing
the hospital buildings, including the introd uc-
ton OF baths for the sick, the constr ction of
water closets in the library building, and new
furniture for the recitation rooms, forty thou.
sand dollars.
For purchase Of fuel for cadets mess.haII,
three thousand dollars.
For the removal and enlargement Of the gas
works, twenty thousand dollars,
For additional appropriations, for which es.
For enlarging cadet laundry, five thousand
dollars.
For furniture for soldiers hospital, one hun.
dred dollars.
For increasing the supply Of water, repla-
cling mains, and so forth, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For ice-house and additional store and SER
wants rooms, seven thousand i've hundred
dollars.
For ire.proef building for public offices, If.
teen thousand dollars.
For breast high wall Of water battery, five
thousand dollars.
For permanent derrick on the wharf, TWO
thousand five hundred dollars.
SEC. z. And b. 1t further enacted. That the
cadets Of the Military Academy be entitled to
the ration now received by the acting midship.
men al thu Naval Academy, commencing az
the date ofthe approval Of the law authorizing
the same.
SIC. 3. And be IL further enacted, That here.
after the assistant professor of Spanish shall
receive the same pay and emoluments al
lowed to the other assistant professors Of the
academy.
SEC. 4. And De IL further enacted, That n part
OF the moneys appropriated by this or any
other act shall be applied to the pay or sui sist-
ence OF any cadet from any State declared to be
IN reoelhon against the Government Of the
United States, appointed after the first day of
January, eighteen hundred and six ty. seven
until such State shall have been restored 10 its
original relations 20 the Union.
Approved, February Is, 1867.
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ity 70 convey % mush Of said laad q 10 in the
bona Ass oceupsacy Of parties upon the pas
sage Of this act, BY themselves or tenants,
to zach parties: Prorfde6, That this grant
shall not extend 70 any reservation OF the
United States, nor prejudice any valid ad verse
right or claim, il such exist. to said land or spy
part thereof, nor preclude judicial sxamina-
tion and adjustment thereof.
Approved, March 1, 1867.
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proved, February %, 1867.
pUBLIC-No SAL

AN ACT making approp riations for the sup-
port Of the Military Academy for the fiscal
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and sixty Eight, and for other purposas
Be q enacted By the Senate and House of R>yrs.
sensdtires Of the United States of America 4, Ton.
sress assembled. That the following sums he
and the same are hereby, appropriated ont Of
any money in the treasury not otherwise An.
propriated, for the support Of the Military
Academy for the year ending the thirtieth Of
June, eighteen hundred and sixty Eight:
For pay Of officers, instrI ctors, cadets, and
musicians, one hundred and nfty-fou thou
sand eight hundred and forty dollars.
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kf V9oPtk LATIMtR, Auctfoneers,
6outnwest corner Penn, avenue and ii th st Star
Office Ruilding.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE


2. n s. Sosr so
the following described real estate At the times
and pisces and upon the terms hereinafter Get
on HOLIDAY, the 2ad day of April, A. D. 1867.
e. a.. O'Clock p M; on the premises; We win sell
square numbered 50. situate partly on north i
't 6s tne sSsst on M :.t r., stree. YES:
numbered = 10 ssusrs naSSsrss s ssSss Lot sa
$50 on street ne sS1Ss sr ss
south Street Hoi
9, in Square Nc. es7 situate ON Delaware avenue,
,. or X:RSE s;Sss Is as d,
On 1ss Of
No. ,a.. On s s2ssF: :o .sS.f Of
tween 7 street vest and let street vest, and Lot
ate on the corner Of u street west and h street
GU THURSDAY. the 18th day Of April. A. D.,
aSe;, az too Uc te 3 M q Cooper Lstiners
Lot No. a. in SQUARE No sei on the corner OF south
street and First street west; Lot 4, square Sa6,
so sna n:r sqa SS Nc S-p
situate on street south; near Twelfth street
81 no STREET ana me n:
Lots Nos q, and 9. in square No LIS, situate
also Let. Nos sDd ssi s sau sfeest s0Iah
uate on Twenty-nrst street east. near north
street.
The terms of sale. as prescribed By the decree.
are as follows: One third OF purchase money 10 be
twelve months frsm day Of SALE with interest. ana
the payment Of the residue thereof to be secured
BY approved bonds or notes, with security and a
reserved lien; or the purchase money can be 1sid
IN cash on the day Of sale, on the ratification
II the terms Of sale are not complied with by the
purchaser or parchasers within i've days AFTER the
purchase. the trustees reserve the to resell
1t risk and cost Of the defaaltpg purchaser or
purchasers, after week notice
Convey ancing and stamps at cost of pu rel aserls
WALTER 8. COX,
wn. JOHN HILLER. Trustees.
COOPER LATIMER
mn 70 eOJwG0O AuctiauaAra
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AN ACT to ii the compensation of the off GERS
OF the revenue cutter service, and tor other
purposes.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of Rep.
resentdtfres Of the United States of America IN
Congress assembled. That from and after the
thirty first day Of December, eighteen hun.
bred and slxty.six, the compensation of the
Officers OF the revenue cutter service shall be
at the following rates, viz:
pUTY-PAY.
captains, twenty-five hundred dollars per
annDm-
First lieutenants and chief engineers, eirh-
teen hundred dollars per anRum.
Second lieutenants and first assistant engi-
neers, nfteen hundred dollars per annum
Third leptenants and second assistant enRi-
neers, twelve hundred dollars per annum
PAY ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE OR WHILE WAIT
ING ORDERS.
captains, eighteen hundred dollars per an
mum.
First lieutenants and chief engineers fifteen
hundred dollars per annum.
Second lieutenants and first assistant engi
neers, twelve hundred dollars per annum
Third leutenants and second assistant enpi.
neers, nine hundred dollars per annum
SIC. 2. And be it further enacted, That from
ana after the thirty.firs day Of December
eighteen hundred and sixty-slx, each officer
OF the revenue cutter service, while on duty,
shaH be entitled to one navy ration per day
SIC. B. And be II further enacted, That to en-
able the Secretary of the Treasury to carry
out the provisions of this act during the last
half Of the current fiscal year, and during the
nscal year ending June thirty, eighteen hun
dred and sixty.eIght, the sum of one hundred
and thirty-three thousand four hundred doll
lars is hereby appropriated for the expenses
OF the revenue cutter service, out Of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved. February 1867
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KY GREEN Z WILLIAMS, Auctioneers-
VERY VALUABLE FARM. NEAR THE CITY
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.


ON "WEDNESDAY, THE 1sT DAY OF MAY.
AT IL O'Clock AN,
We shall. sell. on the premises, all that Farm
known on the map OF 1850 q the "AA
AB = o II B IL FARM.
Comprsin tso) eighty nine sores of land sit
In Warrington county, about one mile fro.s shs
BlaAeneburg Toll Gate, and adjotniDr thS i.n1s
of DR.. Palmer, General Hickey, and " ~ ca.
coran. This placs 10 improved By 9 WI
NEW BRICK HOUSE
with Frame eck.building. Corn house. slaueh-
Saildisg.. ssrsvbsrriss. oFa1ss, and other ftuits
1hiS Isrn I: veil sdsltsd 2 ssd is nov worked
sliesdy well stsrtsd and neufishine.' SoiP n
light, warm, end highly enriched, and In eISiinse
70 b the very best for early 8 we'll g SsnsrS5
ssFSs. y.rposcs: -, ........
%ent Dow n tie market. buitsd q ieScher,
viii be cold altogether, or divided n mia mr..
sss:s,s g tEs az g ~; ' '''
ifoCKBRrpen 1 co
Qortheeee corner Of 7th and sfrsats.
spaM 0111N 3 WINNING, Hssts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO- KORRO
RH THOs. BOWLING, Auet.; GEORGETOWN.
OHANCIRY SALE or VALUABLE IN.
Pk0yED AID UNIMPROylD PIOPIRTY

IN eEoRGEfOWN AND WAsHiNGT0N'
By virtue Of . decree OF the So pfeme Court of
the District Of Columbia, passed on the san day
Of February A. ID 1857, in Cause No SEA Docket
y, Tell W. Bowling ct. al, the UNDERLINED will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder. on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of April A. D., 1861, at
io'elSck p M; ct the premises, parts of Let No.
fronting on Bridge street, between Monteomery
snd Green streets. end facing the end of Pennsyi-
vania avenue - extended into Georgetown.
The property will be sold In three parcela viz:
The three stery Brick House, with the lot which
10 ~ rect ffont by l20 feet deep; and the two
story Frame Houses, west of the brick house,
senaisteiy, with lots respectively attached to the
And or FRIDAY, the 18th day Of April. A. d.
1867, at the pr emises, at O'Clock D. m. we viii
sell the subdivision lots known a Lots "B', and
20, in eweeny's s1bdi vision Of lot 4. In square
No; 619, In the city Of Washington. Lot b will be
sold IN three separate parcels, each having O
mont OF ~ feet inches on ID street west bet Ween
south Y and south ID streets, and . depth Of about
Jos feet to an alley in the rear; and Lot co. in
three separate parcels, each having q front Of IL
feet inches on south Q street, between ID and ID
All the above property 10 desirable. and deserves
the at nfon OF persons desiring TO invest in such
Terms Of sale, a. prescribed by the decree One
third cash; the residue In two 90 ual pay mepts at
SIX and twelve months with In terest from the day
Of sale; or, at the option Of the purch aser, the
whGe 2nrc t money may be paid in cash pres
The titles are perfect.
GHXRIHS Fl MATHEWS. Trustees.
NH 50 l0tAds THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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An ACT to quiet title to land in the town NJ
Santa Clara and Petaluma, in the Ssate OF
California.
Be Il enacted By ne Senate and Hsuss If Repre-.
seNfafivss Of the Usited States If Amsries q Con
cysss asseRblsd. That all the night and tue of
the United States to the land situated within
the corporate limits OF the towns OF Santa
as eenned n the acts Of the legislature Of that
Sfa-e incorporating said towns, be. and the
same are hereby. relinq utshed and granted to
the corporate Authorities Of said towns and
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%. .lO.
AN ACT for the relief of certain drafted men.
whereas certain persons, drafted into the
military service under the calls of the Presi-
first, eighteen hundred and sixty.fonr ana
March fourteenth, eighteen hunored and six.
ty-four, paid the sum of three hundred dol
iars each, being the amount Of Communication
hxed for such service under the fifth section
OF the amendatory enrolme mt act Of February
twenty fourth, eighteen hundred and sixtv
four, and the same persons were afterwards
again drafted, under the call of Dscem her
nineteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.
being within one year Of the previous draft,
ana before the Milling of the quotas assigned
under the two calls first named aboyeD and
Were then required to enter the service or
furnish substitutes; and wher cas- the true ia
tent and meaning Of the fifth section of the
sons thus paying communication from further
draft until III at quota should be filed ana not
exceeding one year: Therefore
BE II enacted W the Senate and House of Rep
Tesentdtires Of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary Of
war is hereby authorized and directed to re-
iuho 10 each person drafted as aforesaid, who
Paio comm utation and was also required to
enter the service or furnish a substitute as
aforesaid the sum of three hundred dollars
oelpe 'he sum OF money so as aforesaid paid
oy MIN; and there Is hereby Appropriated out
OF any money In the treasury not other wise
appropriated, a sum sufficient to make such
payments.
SIC. ,. And be ii further enacted, That tbs
Secretary Of War is authorized and REQ uired 20
refund from the Communication money the
amount mot exceeding three hundred dollars
In any one case) paid by any person drafted
during the late war who furnished s substitute
or paid Communication money wherever it shall
appear that under the decisions and rules of
the War Department governing at the time the
SAID person was entitled TO discharge from the
obligation TO render personal service under the
draft for which he paid money or furnished a
substitute, and 70 refund, IN like manner, in
all cases where IT shall appear that person
so having paid cOmmutatlOn money ar fur
nished substitute was not legally liable to
draft: Pr0rided, That this section shall appIv
only to claims received at the War Department
prior to its passage.
Approved Ephruarv 1SG-
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K1 W. H. WALL 20. Auctioneers.
G9yEERsMENT SALE OF STONE, &c.. nv
ORDEk OF THE POST OFFICE DSPiR T
On "WEDNESDAY MORNING. Aprfl " .o,,-
%encins at II clock We will sell On 9Th, betWeen
and streets, OF posite the General Post Off,csu
and portion OF the Marble being in Judirisr
following articles in part the
zoe cubic feet Marble
3,25S feet n arble ski ting
Blocks of Marble
Perches of Stone
Window frames and PIPE Oastiups
Grindstones, Grabs, Bellows
Stop-vslves. Water Pipes, Old Lead
Vices, Crowbars
Hydraulic Jacks
Lot lk inch Hose
Paint Hill
Lewises and enc Stone Cart
Bedfordshire UripaIs
Anvils, Window Blinds
etonseutters' Ohisels and Hsmmers 10. &c.
Terms Of the sale are; C.se, in 0oyernnlsnt
sums under 8 100 cash, balance on 8 credit of "a
days. With notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
All goods to be removed within ten days after
sale. -''0'
apll w. L. WALL q 90 Auots
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DY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctionsers.
- No.e26, southeast cornsr TN and b street,
Valuable P10PIRfY IN SIXTH wARD
AT AUCTION. 1850

On .ss III. 3 e. i1:. 4
Q, end D. y Tvsedy 2 u6diy iaiol, and fSs south
sss. !. g: e ;, a :: Ss & I
The corner Of yirsinia svsaIs ana 81 street est,
VIII ne mlrevenenss eoasisttna Of one ono.
The abs9sct q tAe title q. 10 SroSsrsy has
3 Sc: .sS si;f: 8. z a. y .sss x
Terns: One half essh; balance N sue ana Two
/ Iced oftYust On the pfemisoo. IN csnVSvsSeinS
end revenae sta1sp9 6 the cost 81 ~ SnrcSsssr
"a down On lot whom sole
.Dio GihDH : wILLIAHD. Aaet,.
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Rf COOPER B. LATIMER. Aucfioneers,
a Late clerks with J. o. Mcclure DO =,
eoutnwest corner Penu'a avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Oourt of
the District Of Columbia, bearing date on the 18Th
gay OF september. 1865. and passed in Q Certain
Cost ct al. are conplsinants and Mary A. Young
et q! are defendants, mo. $50 Equity . viii OF
the highest bidder, on FRIDAY. the 18th d y of
Aprll, 1851 Ct O'Clock ,. m. Lots z, and Is in
and streets north. w.
Also, Lots n, Is, and -. same squars, fronting
north.
Terms of sale: One third cash; the residue in
SIX ana twelve months. secured by q deed OF truat
on the premises. All conveyancing and STAN Do AT
purchasers cost. A deposit OF 500 will be re-
CURED on each purchase.
A. H. YOUNG, Trustee.
apll-d COOPER LATIMER. AnetS