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CoLoRED MEMS CoNvENTIoE-Thec olored
men OF Ohio will hold State Convention on
the I'd OF July, TO consult 10 their interest in
the pending suffrage amendment 10 the State
Constitution.
~"Why don't you get married." said a
young lady the other day 10 s bachelor friend
Il have been trying for the last ten years to
ind some one who would be silly enough 10
nave me-" was the reply. 81 guess you
haven't been up our way" she smilingly said
- Whipping in public schools is likely to
come 70 an end. The boys say il always came
there.
~The effects Of the late earthquake ex.
tended mp the Mississippi alley as tar as Du.
bUQUe, Iowa
AZ The Bath ladies were quite "taken,
Win "Neddy Magu ire one OF the alleged
bowoolnham Bank robbers. They pronounce
him nobby
~The cattle disease has made its appear.
ahee IN he vicinity of Wolfboro, N. II.
- 7 ne latest patent invention is the Amer
Iean COW milking machine, manufactured by
an enterprising Boston firm.
~Ex-Cenfederate Postmaster General
Reagan mas hoisted q lawyers shipgle in q
little town in Texas.
~"GeneraI' ]. b. Maxruder is about re-
moving TO 81. Louis, and will 90 into the Ii.
Guor business. He Is a connoisseur
UA witness in a recent breach of prom
ise suit, in San Francisco, said, IL live with
my husband when he Is home, but he never
II a. home"
Castle Pinckney, by order Of Gen. Sicktes, for
muulaiing the American flag az the Charles.
ton hrenen's parade.
"Henry b. Dut.on, the Jailor Of Monroe
county, N Y, committed suicide On Tueed az
last; cause, mental arrangement.
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PKAT IN THE SOUTHERN STATRs.-A new
and important branch of Southern industry is
developing In the swamps of North Carolina
and Virginia, from which large quantities of
peat are now extracted. In the Dismal Swamp
peat can be manufactured at 81 SO per ton
which costs Sc in New York. Hitherto the
great difficulty in making peat servlceable was
Its sreat oulk, but this objection has beer over
come by newly patented COMPRISING ma.
chinery, watch reduces q ton of peat to ninety.
1our cubic feet, or a third lore than a ton of
coal, which contains sixty cubic feet. Peat
generates steam faster than coal and IL leaves
a residue OF ashes which contains no ciinkers
and these ashes are as available As those of
wood for fertilizing purposes. In crate fires
II gives a mellow glow, intense heat and but
little smoke. The peat beds in some of the
Southern States must be as inexhaustibIs as
the coal fields Of England. and are not nearly
so expensive to work-N T. Post
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oHAHeHRY aAI.u

- ~ corner ssf Penn e avenue ~ IN n.
- Star Once Building.
80. .cHAHeIlY sALn. -
BSyittee q. decree OF the Supreme Court Of
the Dtstrfct OF Columbia, in the cause OF Earne1
Ana q. " D1nsa And a.. No. sai Equity, dated
4. q x. sr .ss .ne x.
tna1ter me- Aticbed. the following described DfoS.
On Ta1ss66sa,SSo S az; a. Ma, ID. ..
es sg tSss. i E9sm Nj M
isens;;ns On street north, between 4th and stS
osTRIIAY AFTERNOON. May Sd. at o'clk
and 10, and the east 81 feet inches from front to
rear Of Lot No 9, In Square No. $40. Lots and ~
are Improved by two twO-story Frame Houses,
frontiBg respectively on eth and 6th streets east
The ether lots Will be subdi yid-d
Inn ediately after the above. Lot No. r..
SanaIe no 724 I'm proved by two Frame Housea
fronting on I'd street east, between north and O
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 9Th. At sx
O'Clock en- the prs misses, part OF Los No l.
In Square No. 7T, fronting 81 feet on Virginia Az
enue, being 81 feet inc1es from the northeast
per Of ssid 60 uare, and running through Ia 4
On TUESDAY AFTEBNOUN, May 7th at 81
clock, Gu the premises, 61s street west, between
u and streets sout b, six Frame Houses, on parts
OF Lots 70. 20 Al aud q; in square No. 46s, each
TsTns OF sale One third Of the purchase m uey
TO be paid in cash, and the residue fa two eancl
instalments at stH and twelve months, with in.
terest. to be secured by approved notes. and lien
with within one week after sale or the property
may be resold at the risk and cost Of he rst mr.
ehasers after one week 9 notice. Stamps and con.
's' 'n''ns At the ''s f Fl: oSs
COOPER 4 LATIMER.
ap1eeo&ds INTEL Auctioneers.
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ARMS IN ECRoPE.-Bslgium has recently
been hIntng up military statistics. and fir is
that France has ordered $50 $50 Chassepot rife
PRUSSIA has ordered l,lD.UCO breach loadi q
steel guns; Austria has ordered the alteration
OF tpO.ouO guns 10 breach leaders; Bavaria.
Wurtemburg. Baden and Hesse- Darmstadt
nave also issued orders for the conversion OF a
large number OF their old muskets; England
kas ordered 100000 Snider rifles. 100000 of
which are now completed, and has also or
sered i26 rified cannoE; Russia has ordered
oOO,tUO needle guns on the Carrie principles:
Denmark is preparing TO convert ali her guns
into breech-loaders, and Holland, Italy Span,
Portugal, Greece and Belgium herself are
hard al work at the same business. This ex-
tensiVe arming indicates that war is not far
of.
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kIw. L. WALL 8 co. Aociieseers.
r1usrEI's SALE OF VERY vALUI
BUILDING LOTS on X street NORTH. bai

DUlLDIAG LOTS on street north, between
llts and 18th streets west
By virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court. Of
the pisuhst OF Coiunbis passsd IN Equity, cause
NO 7Sl, Dyer against Dyer, ct al, shall SELL 6
Pubhe sSstion, In front Of the premises, on
N!In5eDAn, 18th Nay, 1861, &c $50 p. n. al
lot fronts 70 feet on perth K street, running beck
IA months, with interest. Oonveyanc - sn6
ranPs At cost OF purchasers. Dspesit Of 90
III terms OF sale are nos compiled With In Ava
days the property will be resold ct risk and cot
Of sefaulttn6 purchaser
No convey sncss nsds until ell the parehsse
sxML. L. PBILLIPs, Trustee. .
nys Init W. i. WALL 4 CO., Auets
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MoCRTPCL MILLINERs.-The great sewing
ssterhood and dry goods fraternity have beeu
brought TO the depths Of despair by the aboli.
ten Of crinoline, which has now been worn for
many years the present style Of dress re-.
qulres only eight yards of material, instead Of
tWelNe-a reduction of thirty three per cent.
As Tor b0nnets, near-sighted people look for
Them IN vain among masses of false hair and
.boughten" curIs. John Smith, who has q
reneeuve turn OF mind, though his reflections
are 90 often muddy, writes US that important
events generally happen in couples-which is
not true. else would not wins be so rare and
ne proceeds 10 illustrate his theory by the re-
marx: NOW mankind simultaneously rejoice
IN eight hours for labor aud eight yards for
their wives Gresses."-N. u. Post
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THE EVENING STAR
Breach Of Marriage Contract.
suIf TO KXoovER oN8 HUNDRED rBous AND
DOLLARS DAMAeKs T,

49, DOLLARS DAMAeKs
Prom the Cincinnati Com merriall 3 q
There has been pending for some time in
Chicago suit for damages IN the sum OF
Sloo,oO0, on account of An alleged breach Of
marriage contract, wherein Miss Amanda J.
Craig, OF Cincinnati, is complainant, ana
Elisha @. Sprague. OF chicago, defendant Mr..
Sprsgue is a man OF large wealth, and has
spared no paine or expense in his efforts 70
maize out strong defense. For several weeks
last simmer he had lawyers and detectives
employed In Cincinnati and vicinity to obtain,
81 possible, evidence as to the lady character
hat mig ut operate against her in court We
believe that ne was not atall successful IN this
entsrp rise. We are certain that he was utterly
unsuccessful in one httle scheme In which he
underworld. through a female detective. 10
Obtain certain assistance from n physician OF
Cincinnati The case il upon tAe trial calendar
Of TIE Circuit Court of ChIcago.
The defendants counsel recently came in 10
sourt to enforce a motion tor a rule upon tn g
pIaInuf and her counsel 10 submit 20 mis- in
ppeen0n all letters written by the defendant
20 the complaining parties. In support OF
This motion the defendant states that .sfOr a
,oRg time he CORES pended with SAID plaintiff"
ana that all the letters are within her CONTROL
hat these letters "eontain the evidence of
what the plaintiff claims 10 oe a marriage
contract" and he SAYS 'srnat certain of said
settsrs contain statements which, OF them
selves, unexplained, light, and deponent be-
Ieyes, would, work great injury and injustice
20 him He also states tina. certain other let.
ters contain q full defence 10 the action The
motion was opposed first, upon the ground
that The defendant, acknowledging the writing
OF the letters, ought TO be aware of their con-
tsnts, and by his affidavit shows that hs "a
acquainted with their pnrpcrt; and secondly,
that the affidavit does not bring the case with
IN tie iegalrul which requires specification
OF the documents desired to be placed on
view.
The Court Judge Williams) decided that
tnls was most unusual application, ana one
winch De could not grant 1t were, IN effect,
10 ask the court 10 make u rule that the plain
I'm shall come into court and develop to the
Opposing counsel her entire case, IN at she NAV
especially enable the defendant to meet her
case on its specific points. Beyond this, IL
was, In effect asking the court TO cause 70 re-
Guire the production of letters which the
counsel for the plaintiff may not seek TO in tro-
dIee ST law. The law presumes the writer OF
letters knows their contents, and II he does not
copy them he is held TO remember their pur.
port The motion was Oyerruled, Also on the
ground that If the defendant saw the letters
and had mem In his possession, they would
not be evidence in his behalf
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81 Gos. e1.rts IL! la Aanftiones.s,
':!sss Ono: ssiain sae 'A street.
Ex10 o. e Is sA 7 Of h.AsEs OF HAM.
s'sHost Ption q s;.
M,is5ror,' Shi1s D,nnsI And Tee Services, Mag.
Out and y;
S.tansss vases and Punch Bowls. Marble to .
.nd s .Da FnfEEosf5
s q the the sss osn sss
the entire Furniture and effects therein contai ned
s4ss a'h Ss.ss: french ~. Mirror.
Masnincentt SOLD WALNUT e,deboard, deliberately
S SnoU VITA stag heed, game. and nsh-cost
s1 Vac, o:t . s:;e 1, ,s.sss
isns OIL Ruass Ss 5; i hsd' about gallon.
silver plated soSs Fountain. eth Stone Tubs
%oynsss with 5 carved Anenesn Eagle,
;:ss;s :..a Saloon r.sl..
Lot French Preserves, Pickles, Sauces, and other
5.rss SsnSst Silver p!...d re. Service.
ss!srsl Malna. and Osi Ixten.ion Dining Tables
several Dinnsr: Iss. sni Dessert T' services
Large Quantity Opt and Engraved Glassware =
MsrSs CaStsI setiS os'for and Side Chairs
pomask Rpd Lace Curtains and Shades
Bep and Haircloth Lounges l.. .-..-. Ii
Green Rep walnut Sofa Oh 9F
70" -4oclining Chair @ .-r-
Rosevood Bedsteads. Wardrobes
Malput4 aIbte top Dureaue. Washstsudo ~
Walnut w ardrobes and BSdstesds b
Marble top md Plsin Cottage eeites e.t .raHT
Bed Ltpen, Qujlu, Comfort q. and Blankets ~, d.
TablecIothe, Napkino, and Towels
bsrf: HSeasssy q Hinlsf SsH ssns5 4ns'
Hair"ns fn1 sS s.sss... ""'d'H ettiGErE
Feather bolsters and DtlloWeA r.g,FHl
I small esffneS Hirerp1eof 6ass
Large quantity Copper Oookins Utensils
MaTtle tor Neat end pastry Tables u ~ c,r,-.
Large Quantity Kitchen, orecksfy and Cooking
Tcsshsrsish crest mes, arselss too nuus-
fcpsI!o nssson. :. -,
lars. sssk; over said sneont 70 b ons-Aalf esshl
end the balance on . credit Of slx months ffoO
ds0, o. sale, sssHfSl = tie eallsssssiS1 @ 6o
',:ssssss % SeoRSs issc; xss
4 4
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ALE OF POW DE & /.

Bxyean efO rdsascs, Nary Departmsx,}
Waskssstos Cay, April e, I'D!
highest bidders, in the s6es Of the Inspector Of
Ordnance e the navy ysrd, Sostcn; Ma as at
lS61- fftsen hundrei Il 80, barrels Of Powder.
esmnOsed Of rife camel %sase ssS Srqnssy
pounds conPfessed powder: >. ,.f.aI
Thee powders viii BE- sold By samDle and In lots
ferms: One half cash. in oovsrnmspt funds,
and the femeindsr within ten days sfterv ard |,
from The n.s..ins; ethsrviss they Vim revert to
-spSHs0 GaeIYsEz . Chief Of, SaFesu.r
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RY CHIN q WILLIAHs. Auctiopeere-
- No. 526, 8. r. corner 7th and ID streets

TW0.6TOBY BRICK House AND LOT
FRONTING ON I'D STREET WEST between
Mas.aeh nsetts avenue and III street North, at
On MONDAY: the 18th instant At s O'Clock p.
1--WE shap sell on the premises, part Lot No
-, "a the supsisiGon o. square No. SIS, having
dwelling house
Terms: One-hsf cash; balance in & and 7,
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured
~ deed Of trust on the premises; All convey
apefpe and revenue stamps 1t the cost ~ the
purchaser. $50 down on the day Of sale, WIG
m6d GREEN q VILLA M 4 r.x.
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YICEARLI ORDNANOE aTORER

BKrean Of OYdnaaes, Nary Departmental
WASHINGTON Guy, April e, 1867.
There will be sold at public socticn to the high.
est bidders. at noon, on TUESDAY, the l4th day
Of May 1851, in the once OF the Inspector OF Ord.
nance, at the Navy Yard, New York, very large
lot OF articles Of Ordnance. comprising Oanasn,
swords Ptstels, Rifies, Gun CARR ages, Powder ,
Shot and Shell.
These articles will be sold IN lets.
Terms One.hAif cash, in Government funds,
on the conclusion of the sale, and the remainder
within ten days afterwards, during which time
they viii revert to the Government.
Psrsens desiring to bid can obtain printed lists
iet 70 sns S 81 vfa az Rne
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ri o9OpHn kaiIMIH, A.eseaesrs
''rl s..s K o:s s:::' and 18th ''
'Psos:6 Pssfssri :. ss.ss .s.es. es.., os:
the Di.Gies Of Csius sia, dated April 80. iss7.
public SALE, on JRiDAY, Nay 18th Instant, At 8
ssc.rs U.s. .ains es On 81, 10:
o. 81 feet b depth Of 8 feet. 20 thirty feet
Rcoaie alley, and Improved By TIVE story Frame
Terms Of sale IS prescribed BY The decree: Ono
from the day OF sale, the deferred payments to
ssIs, sood ssa saci.Ds Be- @e
or! th: esurs. g the option Of the purchaser;
I,sns Iss. :. the iiss and COS. 81 the DE-
cost oooPrEE sG GkTfsss Ir Hass.
ID No. 326, southeast corner TN and d streets.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AnetiCn, No. ago seventh street nof.h, BE-
s A. e nn and LII = n ss,sets vest.
No; q, In saoare No: Sss, fronting is feet I
:ns q BTse1 s1issns. s sSn
brick front containing tea rooms, including Q
and counters, in good order A GOOD oeiIar,
under the back building. Passage and gas
Parties de.iring to examine the premises can
do up to day Of sale.
This property is in excellent repair, and offers
great ind uceBents to purchasers desiring a seoS
busfness locs hon and residence attached.
TerDs: One half cash; balance in aix And
twelve months, for notes hearing interest eecured
BY deed Of trust on the premises. All coayey-
onc1ng and revenue etam % ct the cost of f6s
purohaeer $50 down on day Of sale.
Title indis putable.
G8EEH WILLIAMS,
ap I'D INTEL Auctioneers,
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- In Limestone county, Texas, come DAYS
ago, two twin children, brother and sister
named Dunbar, four years old, straYed from
their home into the woods, while playing, and
were not missed until evening. Search was
made and contin ued till tie evening Of the
third day when they We're found about two
miles from home, loo ked in each Others arms,
dead. wet norIher had come up the night
they were lost, and II was supposed they died
before morning.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.


BulLDIsGs H ALEXANDRIA Ally AT AUo-
DEPOT QUARTERHAsTKR's OrFIcrl
Washington, ID. C.. May 4, 1851 Z
VIII be sold at public auction, on the prenises
on FkIIAY, May 10, 1867 commanding az II o elk,
noon, unoer tie supervision Of Captain James q
Payne, 4; II the following Govern me MT build
fngs in Alexandria Va:
eIWARD BARRACKS, CONSISTING OF
ltwo'story Headquarters Buildine. I6x rs feet
SI1nss Adjoining, l2xG feet, I5xl6 feet
2BarFacks, 20x6e
] Kitchen
SICKLES BARRACKS
tWo-story Laundry. 36xlOO feet
Ice house
Kitchen
awards at Hospital, l6x5s feet
AT CORG IR PITT AHD QUEEN SrRERrs
two story Stable, 2sx72 feet, with ofice At.
Stable and Blacksmith Shop, with addition
Carriage and Mess House, Fence, Platform
Sink, &c.
Scale house st coal wharf and LOT of Plank
Buildings will Be ssld ely
Terms Cash IL Government funds
CHA6. II. T0MPKIHS,
Brevet Brigadier General,
a6 DEPOT QuAftArn AafAr
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- Beet grown in Australia is offered for
sale in London. II is not sailed, but is the
best Australian beef, carefully stewed and
pAckee In tins Dramatically sealed. 1t Is Of.
Tered al ~ cents pound, without bone. To
import beef at this rate into America might
ma
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- Joseph p. Kent. formerly a conductor
on the Toledo and Wabash Railroad. tried to
elope with Miss Lou Rogers, of Springfield
Illinois, young lady worth $4,000 prospec-
lively, but only l6 years OF age. The couple
got as far as ST. Louis, but before the knot
could be tied the friends of the damsel over
took them and carried her back home Mr.
heni declares that he will not give il up so.
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~Joseph Walker, a cigar maker, recently
from Sufheld, Ct. attemf ted suicide by the
roadside in Warren, Mass, a few days ago.
He bad slept in a school house over night and
had become very respondent. Desiring to end
his life, he snarpened his jack.kuife on q stone
and thrust IL into the eide OF his neck. cutting
The luKular. His recovery Is lust posi- ble.
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u UILDINGs AT FoUBrllNTH ST. PARK
ID AT AUCTION.

Derot tnAyfern1dSfo7's UDSce,
80. - WaShtagtos, ID. C., April %, 1885,.
By direction Of the Qusrtermsstsr General, the
Government Buildings situated at Fourteeuth
q public sale, under the Supervtsion Of CAPTAIN
james @. Payne, A. H., on TUESDAY. 4ay7 !,
commencing at 10 O'Clock .. m. These buildings
j two Story Mess House, a2xlsO feet.
ltwo.story etorehopse, ISL Is feet.
stables, q feet BY from l57 to 20 feet
Carpenter Shop, 58xl90 feet.
Kitchen. w heelwfight's and Blac ksmith s6hoDs,
etorehouse.
Tool House, 6 Sheds and Sinks
Terms cash IN Government funds.
Buildings will be sold ainsly.
CHAe. 81. TOMPkIds,
Bv't. Brig. Gen., Depot Quartermsstsr.
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TIKI rcS s eSs .s.., vfhss a. s. Sssaon
Cords and resssh ond t.ce e2oA Oeglce fFen the
h.ss:essss aosiS. q lss ~ ~ 49,. 1919
the ooDal. - 2ISts
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OHAHCIRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

By virtue Of Q decree Of the Supreme Court OF
fhe District Of Columbia, passed in chaRoery
coed TO sell, on the premises, on MONDAY, the
18th day OF Nay, 4. D. ISL. at O'Clock p m, all
streets west and p and q streets north, cording
TO the subdivision Of said square made By e.
The sale will be continued from day to day,
teundays excspted,l at the same hour, until all
The terms Of sale, as prescribed BY the decree,
are - follows: One half Of purchase money to be
mepts, In six and twelve months, With interest
from day Of sale; the deferred payments TO be se.
the satisfaction Of the trustee. The title to be
retained BY the trustee until ell the purcnase
money 10 paid. IA 70 Be paid down on each lot Ct
time Of sale. All conveyaneinJ and revenue
clamps Ut the cost Of the purchsssri
JOHN B. TUITION, Trustee.
my 4.eo&ds OOOPER LAT NEE, Aucts
RY QRRlN 3 WILLIANa. AuofionAera
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DlfA61SEihHashD5 SIZES tz EEEEsE!fes 5FHcE.

On the petition Of ISAAC sR6wE, Of 0seiI-
to-, Mary land, praying for the extsusion Of
LIT granted to him the 18th DAY Of JAY.
asas for an Improvement In Msde OF Driving
SAYS, for seven years from the expiration OF
SAID patent, which takes place on the isth day Of
:. Itis ordered; that the .sid petition b. hssrd q
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the LIST day Of
July next, at Il O'Clock N; and ali persons are
potifed to appear and show Cause, II any they
al, Ptr'ors opposing the extension ere .sesir:d 70
get forth IN writing. a lest twenty dSys bsfere
party 70 be used Ct the said hearing must Be taken
and trensni,teA in eoccrdence .ith tAs raIss q
the ONCE, which Win Be- furnished ON application.
Dispositions and other papsrs relied aloe e tss-
imon{ must Be nsd in the One twenty dsys AZ De
within I'm days afser aiins the tssinssy, .-... :,
Hepublic:n, And tss lns:lliss1e..; MsssaAf
onee Q week for three euccosgive Wesks; the nrst
Of said yubcatfons % b 81 least stxfy oays pre-
''0's 70 - aA' O '' 9. THlAEn,
e s en- ssG re err sn .s;ss
. PAPER contatning dis DeeAes. - W-W1W
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by CHEN 4 WILLIAMB, Auotioneere-
- No. e26, 8. 3. corner 7th and % sire ets

TWO STORY FRAMI HOysE AND LOT
on til 0 Island, At Auction
On MONDAY, the 18th instant. 1t 81 O'Clock. ,.
m. We shall sell. on the premises, the Let hs VII
Is feet trent by % feet 10Y inches deep. viii
good side alley. consisting Of a coed Dwelling
Terms One third cash; balance In six and tvs,v.
months for notes beari ne interest," and secu bv
decd OF trust on the premises. All conveyanclns
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
SEQ down on the day Of sale.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
mca-M W.E-o Auctfoneers
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RY W. L. WALL 3 CO., Auctioneef1.
- Stores 313 and 3I7
South corner Penn. avenue and 9th s<ra.t

THREE yERYvALUABLE AND DEsIRARLr
BUILDING LOTS, Near st. Aloysi1S Church.
On THURsDAY AFTERNOON, 9Th NAV a, 8
o'clock; We will sell, in front of the premises.
feet on north street. between Ist street and
New jersey .venue-a most desirable, pIeMsnt.
ano rapidly improvfne part of the city. The
the sidewalks paved. ~no
Title perfect.
Terms Ons-third cash; balance in a and 70
months. BEARING interest. and secured by deed Of
trust on the premises. A deposit OF $50 REQUIRED
a. soon as the property IL Knocked or
my sd WI. WALL 90 Auet-
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u and Domestic BQN1BIf,
L1Wle DAAR, - Market Space.
EN0LleH AID 0H1nA1 alAD TnINnIao
e eAA b hed as 0.aaa l11W1e IA AIS, -
FtF sei - 1-l--is asst - 0asket eDaee
RL0y11e AID ,sDOpQlf THAMYs M
II fiji HisS; 8: 9 i !. q bon
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GALE OF BAMAGDD HOSPITAL PROP.

SALE OF bANAG1D HOSPITAL PROP.
- ERTY.
Assistant Medical Psrt syoy'S OScs.f
Washington, ID. C., Nay 2. 1851 {
VIII be sold et Public Auction, on IA URSDAY
the 9Th day Of May, 1857, at 10 O. m. Of the Were
houses On 18th street. near 3 street in this CITY
Q Quantity Of Damaged Hospital Property, EN- !,
Blankets, Bedsaeks. Mosquito Bars. Mattresses,
Hospital Clothing Iron Bedstesds. Desks, 6pIilts
and Painters, Tin Cape. Plates, and Tumblers,
Copper Boilers, Chairs. Tables, Benches, Barreis
Rags, &C.
Terms: Cash, in Goysrnnent flnds
Goods to be renewed within 90 i've days.
SUTHERLAND,
my I'D Assistant Medical Puryeyer o. g. A.