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Evening star., 1867-05-11
GALE OF sERvIUEABLK AND UNsER.
- YIOEABLl ORDINANCE RTORER

BWean Of OyandHes Navy Depaytnent,(
Washingtos C.ty, April 26, 1867,
There will be sold at public auction to the high
est bidders. at noon, on TUESDAY, the l4th day
OF May 1857, in the office Of the Inspector OF Ord.
nance, at the Navy Yard, New York. very large
lot Of articles of Ordnance. comprising Oannsn,
6w ords, Pistols, Rifles, Gun Carriages, Powder,
Shot and Shell.
These articles will be sold In lets,
on the conclusion Of the sale, and the remainder
within ten days afterwards, during which time
they must be removed from the yard; otherwise
they will revert to the Government
Persons desiring to bid can obtain printed lists
on application to the Inspector of Ordnance
ap 29.IIt IA. WISE, Chief OF Bureau
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IINsERvICEABLE QUARTERMAsTER,S
u bTURES AT AUCTION.
Uepot Qndrtsrnaster's QNcs,

Depot QndrterD1Gster'S O&cs, I
Washington, d c.. May s. 1867
By direction Of the Quar- rter rmaster General Q
large lot of Quartermssters Stores will be sold &C
Pnblie A1ction at Lincoln Depot, commencing on
perysion Of Captsin Jsmes Q. P:yn. "A, =. NJ.
6tws- horse do spring do. !, 10 four horse Scav.
enser s, doa A 70 ,0eTts, So two horse Amoul.ncss,
do. Wheel m bulance do, 81 Lead do, lts Mo-
0lsilan ssdSles, n ssl Wagon DO. ,iA B: 9: wagon
Do, 29I Wagon Brides, IS Saddle Bsgs, 800 do.
Blankets. "a Ofce Desks, q do. Tables, 2la do.
Goal Stoves, 26 do Wood do rs Portable Forges,
l64 smiths do. 3 Oeekine Ranges with fxtures,
10 Bath Tubs Is Doors, Is Whsslbarrows. Tools
345 yards Cocoa Mating, l.0l0 pounds assorted
Rope. 1000 pounds Scrap Iron. 600 pounds old
Horse Shoes, l9l Window Sashes, and 9 large lot
Of other articles.
Terms-Cssh, in Government funds.
Purchasers will remove their goods within ten
days from day of sale.
CHAS. q. TOMPKINs,
Brevet Brigader General and
my Sd Oeppt Oua rtarmsafar
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~ There IS breach OF promise case in
progress in Bostop-the case OF Belinda B.
Films against Mr.. Daniel ID. Kelley, both of
East Boston, the plainuf claiming $4,000
damages. She alleges that she and the defend I.
ant mutually promised TO marry each other,
and that she has always been ready to fulali
her promise; but that the defendant refuses to
DO so. The defence is general denial of the
ABOVE, and proposition to prove that at the
time when the promise is said to have existed,
she was under promise Of marriage to another
man,
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Auction Sales i'm Georgetown.
RY THOs. DoWLING, Auet.; Georgetown.
E1SHT VALUABLE D1sIRABLE BUILD

ING EUTb, on the corner Of Third and Fred.
erick Streets, at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, May Is, at o'clock H. m . I
will sell. en- the premises, Six Valuable Building
Lots, each fronting % feet on Third street, with
adepth OF l65 feet to q 10 foot alley. Also Two
Building Lots. each fronting 20 feet on Frederick
street, between Second and Third streets, with .
Terms One third cash; balance in s and II
months with interest, secsred by,desd Of trust on
my 10 THOs BOWLING, Auct.
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q Convention called for the purpose Of
taking measures to protect the .iHdusssial re.
sources OF the country. met on Wednesday at
the Astor House, in New York city. Over
fourteen States were represented. and among
them We're Virginia, Maryland, Delaware
Georgia and Tennessee. Peter Cooper presi.
ded and made speech Of some length Re.
marks were also made by Horace Greely, Gov.
ernor Pierpont, OF Virginia, ana others, and
resolutions favoring protection to the manu-
1acturinE interests and harmony between the
adOptsd
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They entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
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Sent by express. Price 81 25 per bottle.
SAMAR1TAN'S WASH
Is, IN cases of syphilis used in connection with the
Root and Herb Juices.
Full directions. Price 25 cents.
The efficacy of these remedies is alike ackuowI-
edged by physicians and patients They are used
in the I. $. Hospitals
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE SANAR-
lTANfS REMEDIES.
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ting that have used The Samaritan Remedies for
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l have used them with Judgment, discretion. and
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riCipatons promptly and ehectualy. knowing
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their efficacy, and as far as my of them extends
recommend them strongly.
-ALFRED C. BOWERS
Assistant Surgeon, 5th n. Y. Volso
Sold by S. c. FORD; corner 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK, Al
exandria, Va; and by Druggists generally.
DESMOND & CO, Philadelphia. my 6-tf
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ap Aeoads CHEN 8 hHi WILh1An5. srSasss, Hacss
QY COOPER h LATIMBR, Auctioneers.
- Late clerks with James q Mcclure o. y
Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and nth street,
Star Office ButldipR,


=, By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of
cause No. 81. the underssned, trustee, will pro-
% sssd to sell on the promises, on MONDAY, the
the Lots in Square No. lso. between 18th and Hsh
streets west and and streets north, according
trustee In said cause.
The sale will be continued from day to DAY. ..
lsundays excepted,l at the same hour, until al
the lots have been sold.
are as follows: One. half Of purchase money TO be
paid in cash, and the residue in equal install.
from day Of SALE tho deferred pay ments to be se.
cured by the notes Of the purchaser, indorsed to
the satisfaction OF the trustee. The title to be
money 10 paid. e26 to be paid down on each lot at
time OF sale. All conveyancing and revenue
JOHN B. TURTON, Trustee. .
my 4.eo&ds OOOPER B LATINER. Aucts
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QY GRE1N WILLIAMS, Austlenesrs,
II No. S26 Southeast cor 1th and % streets

DESIRABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
south. between sixth and seventh streets a east.
On H0s5DAY. the 9Th day of May next, q. six
e' Ses :s: .s e. sn r. sas g 1.:m,ss; e M Let.
beiibins Sro1srty TonsS .aS ass.ss.
Il aooa 1Or sny one Wishing to 1ur:
Tssss: One third CO cash; sslsnss; In and |,
nenths for e note. bsasins i.tsEsst and secured
saeias and Isyssae ssamps the cost sS7's 81 sSs
'1ssss;sr s'ss assG s'ah st 1ss
4 M s Is
ssans, same hour and R!sses; sss;. . n,.,r w
my7d sTo'a fIsssi. "AticMs: Auctionsss.:.
ass.gs r. gs5 a "a :,;,..
Ss ss.SK .H.Ggss
hasss;schssetts ss;s avenue and street North, Il
On M0HpAY. the lssh instant, at o,.,oot =,
IS, ths YeAsisi ,iel ot SQUIRE as sss. Ssvi1s H
sonteining q! oys.ss making Il coniolssbIs ais
TsIn:; 6ns. .h.n s..h; b.l.se. 4, 8 and !,
By ds:d of trust On the prsnisss All All ss ssSs.sd
ss;aS AZ .,s.. = .A'
sDY OOOPBR q IsATIMER, Auctioneer. -
I'D !. tkats clerks With y. @. 1c0uire 4 o. /,
oouthNsot corner Of PAunA sevonuo ma SftSn n.&
- ~ = esaI Once building. - = A1'a f s'''
LOr on VIRGINIA AVnNuB, HnaR rnnu, I'm
o sSs5A AZ y A. ~ agSTlo & :.
O'clock, oD the spreniso1, We will seiI y.c, ~
eaua!s tss frontiss 70 feet shes % rertS ~:
rxsrEtnis syen1e: nsar 1k street: With sH Avsraas
.sa e :ssss sSssias ss & bsiss bs1r
.. Lsln:; Ons- bait essh "a st nms % sals, bsi.
irss ~ %onsss sh With ansstsse deed
nyedxds O6OPiR / LATIMER, Aus,,.
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Tex. Governor Perry, OF South Carolina
has WRIT en- a letter in which he opposes the
holding Of convention and the granting Of
suffrage 10 the negro.
ex-senator Wilson is liked by the colored
folks South. One old mother At meeting said
in her enthusiasm-ssHe is Massa Linkum's
son, cure" f-5.
SSeyenty thousand Germans. 1t is said,
have engaged pa ssage by steamer to the
United States. The new Prussian conscrip-
ton laws driving many out Of the country.
D ~ negro lawyer fled his application to
practice in the courts of Richmond, Va. on
Monday. "
~The New Orleans Times, Crescent, and
Picayune, IL is reported. have received an ad.
monition from Gen. Sheridan not to indulge
IN oenunciation Of the reconstruction law.
~Co-o operative enterprises have become
quite common in New York. A building so.
ciety on this plan is already in operation with
large capital, and other cratts are organizing
similar esta blishments.
16In Middle Georgia the last supply ofcoru
will be exhausted in about six weeks Peopls
have walked twenty miles for a peck Of corn
meal. Many deaths have occurred nom star.
yation. af sa 80
~The unusual ceremony OF 4 Chriatian
woman renouncIng neT religion and being re.
eeived into the Jewish Church will be per.
formed At Hartford, on Saturday nexf. =
~ Tne Savannah hotels are feeding their
gueets on spring lamb with mint sauce, reen
peas, les:ace, radishes, tomatoes, &C., with
IaWosfries and cream for desert.
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THE WORKING PEoPLR-The passenger
railway stablemen Of New York city recently
One company has already agreed to nav it,
and they expect the others to do so. The Eng.
hsh sheemaKers Of New York have determ.
lned 10 strike tor an increase Of 10 per cent on
present wages. The German shoemakers de-
cline to join in the strike, and will continue
labor at the present wages. 1t is announced
from both st. Louis and Chicago that the
troubles IN those cities about the eight-hour
system are at an end. The men have generally
gone TO work on the old system: but in cases
where the eiRht.hoHr rule is insisted on there
mas oeen q proportlonate reduction in wages
such as have not resumed work have had
their places supplied by new hands from else
where who were willing to work on tne old
OF work In the West that Their. Is IittIe din :.
Guilty IN supplying vacancies raused by strikes
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l.. A. TOLMAN'S ANNUAL SALE OF FINE
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS

May 18th and 18th, ct ~ O'Clock p. M, ct our
suction rooms. we will sell by catsiogns; large
the i'm portation Of Mr. L. A. Tolmsn.
The collection comprises valuable original pic
lures BY eminent living artists, and fine pies Of
.ome Of the most celebrated pictures By the Old
tfas ters now IN the different galleries OF Europe
Among the subjects nay be found Groups and
Figures, life size; Historic Subjects, Converss
tional Pieces. Architectural and Street Views IN
Views, Game Fruit. and Flower Pieces, Land
sscapss, e.. IN great variety Of size, style. and
worthy the attention Of persons Of taste
The paintings will be on exhibition on Wednes
day morning, day and evening, until day Of sale
Catalogues ready on Wednesday msrning.
Terms cash. OOOP1R LATIAER,
my 7d&ds Aucti6neefs,
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AUCTION SALES.
- FUTURE DAYS.
OY GREEN D WILLIAMS. AuosIoussfs.
I'd : / he. 326, southeast corner 7th and d sts.

80 TRUsTEEp SALE OF REAL EST ATE.
In pursuance of decree OF the Supreme Court
= Of the District of Columbia, rendered on the 9Th
day Of February, 1861. in the case OF Stephen j :.
Cook ct al. W James r. Cook and others, Ne.
6Ss, equity shall offer for sale at public auction,
TO fbs hiRhest bidder, on the premises, on WE'D
hESDA1, the 8th day OF Nay 1861, at O'Clock
p m, all the fnteres right dtle and estate OF
No 7oI, in the city Of Warrington. District OF
Columbia. The said props rty with the im prove
meBts consisting of two Brck Houses. will be sola
in lots parcels, according to plat OF division,
which will be exhibited at tie time aud place OF
sale part Of Eeid lots fronting on lst street east.
between al and II streets south. and the residue
fronting on thirty foot alley; aad also Lot No.
2, In Square No. 732. the same fronting en- south
G street 60 feet inches. sr
Terms One, third ca.h. and the residue Of the
purchase money pays bic Ia two equal instslnents
at six and nine months the purchaser to give his
notes being interest The title deed to be with
held until Gil the purchase money shall be paid.
All conyeyapcfsg and revenue stamps to be At the
cost OF the purcha or purchasers. In of
osfsult to comply with the terms OF sale within
five days from the date thereof the part parts
purchased will be resold within ten days there
after at the chaser cost and he will be charged
posit OF $50 will be required at the time Of sale
JOHN = NORRIS. Trustee.
ap A-eoAds GREEN & WILLIAMS.Aucts
UTHE.ABovE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON
account OF the rain, until WEDNESDAY, the
18TH instant. same hour and place By order Of
mys eo&ds Auctioneers
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OsTENTAT1oCs MARRIAGES "A few days
ago marriage occurred in Canada, where
seven clergymen officiated. Whereupon the
New York Post remarks: ssWould 1t not be
sensible to avoid unnecessary expense al mar.
rage ceremonies, especially when the waste
makes boarding instead of housekeeping com .
Puisoryi 1t takes, 1t seems, seven cIergymen
10 tie a couple together whom one long milf
ner's bill may shortly after put asunder We
are fast getting to be ostentatious as the Hin
does, whose marriage ceremonies last for
weeks, and often exhaust the resources of the
unfortunate parents OF the happy bride and
brlGeRrOCm,o
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QY D. l.. WELLS co., Auctioneers
II Corner Louisiana avenue and 9Th stree,

sELlOT SALE OF BOOKS, STATIONERY
On friday and sAT5RDAY EVlNINGs
!y Nay 18th And iith, at Y O'Clock p. n: We Will
sell at our Store, the eelsct Library of private
Fleetw ood' Life OF Christ
Bsxter's Saints Best
Burders History of all Religions
Lives Of Executive Oh haracters
STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS Works. "
Also
A large assortment Of Ladies' and Gentlemen g
Jewelry. consisting of Breaches, Iar RinRs,
Bracelets, Ohains, Fancy Goods, &s.
Please call and examine as these goods will be
sold without regard to cost to clese business,
Goods at retail during the day
Ladies' call and examine the Goods.
my9 D. L. WELLS CO., Aucts.
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u. ists lfoiristor % the iNasional Boot and
Shoe Store. Ho. 21s Psnnsylvania avenue, for
kb6. a xucsion end Con nission Metohanfs. and
III 1b1r years clsrk ~ the .Washtpston GsSiiGht
Misn1f srd tne RnHlic that hs ~ Gaxed Ii the %
setnso4iasR saehtRnssoS4 81 nIIgTS issE
ine{b 70 hin will be promptiv Snd
teitkt1al[ sssssded 70! Once -noom No. II, No.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctieneers,
u No. o26, southeast corner 7th and D sts
TRUSTEES SALE OF REIL EsrATR.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me. from william
=. Andre and wife, dated June lIh, 1884, and re-
Ts, and N! Land record: Of %::SnstsS % oountI,'
will ssli BY public sucti sn. q the htshsst
II: l5tn r., ts.: sss the following
oescrlpeo pIeRetty' All that c',rtain piece, par
said city Of &Wsshiseten. We aud inown and dssis.
fvs lest Of Lot No. i've, In Sausrs No. nina Inn.
dIed and ninety I've. ,two. fl:ntinS ierty feet On j
the line Of Eleventh street north, Sevsntr fest.
to the rear Of said lota with ths imDrovsmests''
cenastsns Of Frame HOuse, si tuatsd ct the car
ner fifth street east and street. south
Terme: One third caeh; beiancs, IN six and twelve
d eed Of trust on the premises. All eonveyancinx
Apd revsnne stemps at the cost sf the parchessrs
SO 50 be pad down On the day OF sal6; and if Tia
terms 10 pot COMPLIED vith - ass Gays .tter she
day OF sale the truetAe Deeorvee The e resell
ths property st the riak and ceSt Of TIE dsfsuit.
Ing lnrchaser, by advertising three tnss In the
JOSEPH BEDYERN, Trustee.
ny7 soAds o1H1N Z WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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UY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
II No. 326, southeast corner 7th and % sta.

FRAME house AND LOT FRONTING ON
1OUTH STkECf, between 9th and 7th sts
East, At Auction.
On FRIDAY. the 18th inst ant, st 6 O'Clock D,
"a. we shall sell on the premises, part Lot No s,
in Square $40, having q good front and depth,
running back to q 30-foot alley.
Terms One half cash: balance in 81 Z and twelve
ponths fer notes bearing interest, and secured
by deed OF trust on the property. All conveyan-
chaser. $50 down on the day OF sale
ml0d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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RY W. i. WALL 90. Auctisneers. -
TRgsTIH,s eAL1 OF VERY VALUABLE

0A10 VER1 VAIUABDE
BUILDING LOTS on K street north, between
llth and 18th streets west
BY virtue OF . decree of the Supreme Court, Of
the District Of Columbia, passed In EQUITY, cause
public auction, in front Of the premises, % on On
WnDHEsDAY, 18th May, 1867, at $50 p. m. ali
Of LotNo: :: in Subdivision Of Square BIG. The
lot fronts Is feet on north street, running back
with that width 100 feet. = -. -
:, Terms Of sale on:, hsii cash; balance in and
stamps at cost Of purchasers. Dsposit Of $50
will be required.
If terms Of sale are not complied with in five
days the property will be resold at risk and cost
of defAultfng purchaser = gEE..s .G-r7F
money 10 paid. -. !. .1sl :
my4 (Intl W. l.. WALL 90 a, Aucts. ;
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RY GREEN b WILLIAMS, ,Auctispeers,
~ No.02o, corner 7th and streets,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
on! on north street and MARYLAND avenue, between
On w WEDH EsDAY, May 9Th. we shall sell, in
front OF the premises, at O'Clock p m, the fol.
Lot No. 4, in Square No. S64, having a front of
IS feet on ST.. and g feet inch On Mary and
through the Square st an average Of 100 feet, OF
100 fest deep from Zach street e contains nel7
ion into six beautiful Building Lots. II is Der.
fectlv graded.
This Property il handsomely located, and the
sale will be worthy the attention Of any person
wishing to purchase handsome building site.. :.
months, for notes bearing interest from day Of
sale. A deed of trust given and decd Of trust t.
ken All oonveyanoine st the cost of purchaser,
including revenue stamps.
Title indisputable. $50 paid down when the
spss GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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GREAT WATCH SALE
VI ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN,
GictaK erery Patron Handsome aud Reliable
- Watch for the lo,c Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE. f,r-
and not 10 be patd5e unless perfecly SatisfotoyvI
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UY 0RBEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 526, g. =. corner of 7th and D sts.
TRUsTEEgssA,L10F IMRRoykD REAL Es

TRUsTEEgsALDOF IMPROVED REAL Es-
ss e sa slsss ..s.. wase
an n ISe1 sd .fG 'i ''
;sR R o. on st fS Ss ,
May 1857. at O'Clock ,. m, the following de-
and a
With the improvements, consisting Of three new
Ss"s sss Sas s.ss:s noTR T.h street
Terms One, third cash, balance in s and u
On snd BY
81; ss.. a. f::S
s9sy I e: T:s .ss Il ss sssSss
chaser or purchasers: by advertising the same in
''m' g:
. Iste clerks with Jas. O. AsG1irs 6o.J
"''' ONCE sniidins. aiahas ana II In '' s''t
sAh I0r5
street vest between Rhode Island avenue and
o5aSr. & bs :s s ses
St The d %.y or % s.
three hGts Is
ena Seh streets, BY depth Of IS feet to alley 10
Terne Of sale: One third cash, and the remain.
der IL two equal payments, at six and twelve
months, with interest. secured to the satisfaction
OF the trustee: the purchaser or purchasers to
have the right TO pay in cash the whole of the
purchase money. Conyeyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost of the purchasers If
the property will be resold the risk and cest If
the defeuiting purchaser.
money IL paid 80
a depesit of $40 required on each purchase,
Title HS SiTset 81 1sGn RRi H. GGys1n%snt
- oAN "a AAoES d6oPEE PPEksr LAFissR, aiHisfs
4, my 23aw3w&ds Auosioneers.
RY COOPER LATIMER. Auotioneers,
~ Late clerks with Jas @. Mcclure 4 Co.,
.a.,r Star Once Building
SIX DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES NEAR
Mallach School Heuse. at Auction
O'CLOCK P m, on the premises, We viii sell six
north side of North Carolina ayeaue, With an
average depth OF l26 feet, through to and alss
fronting on street, between 9Th and 1th streets
east, and In front OF = public reservation; these
lots will each be subdfvded into 20 feet lots, and
sold to suit purchasers.
the high ground Immediately northwest Of Wal
ZACH School Building, and one square from the
Terms !: One half cash. 80 on each lot at time
OF sale; ba ance In and IL months, with inter
est, secured by deed of trust upon the premises.
Conveyapcfng and revenue stsmps at cost Of pur.
mvln dkda
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DY COOPER d LATIMER, Auctfeneers.
ID uAte clerks with las. O. Mcclure & 10. }
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue aad nth st
Star Ofico BuiIdinR
oHkHoEEY Az 415Is sA41 oT .2EsIRABL. gg1LD

ING LOTS NE1R THG 6RsaREEa r6Sv r6SiID'
By tirtue Of . decree of the Supreme court of
the District Of Columbia dated May g. 1857 passed
wife 1S,,n =. George sfsses & 81. .hsil ofsr Ct
square 81.
Lot fronts 81 feet on 3sd street vest, by depth
OF 1S feet ~ inches north street; and Lots
II and II have each the same front on ed street By
the same depth.
third OF the purchase money in cash; the balance
In eQnsl installmen:s at six and twelve months
bear Interest from the day OF ssls, and to be
secured by the notes of the purchaser or purs
approved BY tie Trustee. The legal title to be
retained until the whole purshass money IL paid.
one week from the day Of sale the Trustee
the rfghttC resell the property. at the risk and
asEer one weeks notice. Ali conveyancine and
reven ue stamps ut the cost Of tho purchasers .N
m,,,-eo,vxa, ooopER xx9kksHLh; EkTfL.;pT pTrustee.
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- "A oamsel OF fourteen years, residing IN
New Britain, CT, had been for some time re-
eelvlng Inc attentions of q venerable gentle.
man from an adjacent town aged sixteen, w hen
recently her cruel parents objected to the waste
OF Illuminating material on Sunday night The
agea PAIR thln king their civil rig hts were rude
~ lnteriered with, decided on an elopement
Ihe gay lothar,o came with a carriage, Sc.
cured ms willing prizsr, aud start I'd in hsste
LOT magistrate. But just as tn ey aiighted at
ms cooT the lady's ia her, who had m istrust-
ed something and followed on horseback, ar
rived, and after gentle az ,licauon of his rid
ing whip TO the person of his would be son. in. i.
law, seated his daughter on the horse behind
him, promised her "spanking" when thew
got home, and galloped off
Evening star., 1867-05-11

"SMoTHERED' OUT OF S2O,U0o- Iast sum.
mer an unknown German died, as was al.
leeed, OF excessive heat, on an emigrant. train
between Bordentown and Trenton, N. T.. an
his body was clained by two Germans, who
sald they were relations, and he was buried in
Trenton. The Bordentown Register saws
a1eW Gays since some parties directly from
Germany arrived at Bordentown. 1t appears
that he had in his possession over $40 OOO with
which he intended to start business in the
wet His friends assert that the two men
and that they appropriated to themselves the
Property Of the dead man
Evening star., 1867-05-11
ExECuToR,s SALE OF IMPROVED PROP

E4HnTUTEkSu HpTy IN sALE HE inPkgvEp PROP-
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. May 18th at
six O'Clock, on the premises shall sell. Lots 2s
Sevsen SeG a & On ghh
BY two story Frame House. having front Of 20
feet by depth Of 90 feet to = 10 foot alley.
Eighth street, between and 9 streets north i'm.
proved by atwo-story Frame House.
Immediately after the above, Lot 3, in Square
4l7, on Seventh street, between s and T streets,
improved by q two. story Frame Dwelling.
in six mo onths, secured BY deed Of trust. Convey
sncing and stamps, cost Of purchaser. $50 down
on the day OF sale.
GEORGH CLEEDENIN, Executor.
my 6.d&ds COOPER Il LATIMER, Aucts.