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ESTATE SALE.

PI CONSENT of heirs, we will sell. at
I'D PUBLIC AUCTION, the following
property of the Estate of John Bates, de-
ceased, on TUESDAY, the 29th instant, at
u clock 4. M: At the Pea Ridge Planta-
ton, all the Household apG Kitchen Fur
niture, large lot of Hogs, Cattle, Sheep.
and fine Buggy and Harness
And, on the day following, at tho White-
cotton Plantation, a large lot of Hogs and
Cattle, and large quantity of fine Potatoes.
Terms OF SALE.-All sums under 500,
cash; for sums above 500, notes, with ap-
proved security, ut twelve months from
date, with interest annually.
JOSEPH BATES,
JOHN S, BATES,
Jan ID II Executors.
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BACK AGAIN.-A citizen informs us
that colored woman, who was kid
mapped near this place and carried
Off to Georgia fifteen years ago,
reached Raleigh yesterday. 1t APP
pears that she was sold into slavery
and continued in that condition until
the close of the war. Since that
event, she has been engaged in ser
vice, saving her earnings until they
amounted to q sum sufficient to pay
her expenses to this city and leave
her something in hand OF course
her Old acquaintance received the un-
willing wanderer with many manifes-
tatlons of pleasure, and she is the
centre OF attraction to people of her
own color. Raleigh Progress.
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A CHANCE FOR A CoNGREss1oSA

A CHANCE FOR A CONGRESSIONAL
TRAVELLING COMMITTEE. james L.
Campbell--whoever that may be
writes to the New York Times that he
was in Calcutta in July, 1866, and
saw bet made, and the money put
up, for five hundred pounds sterling
Il side, that j. Wilkes Booth was
alive, and would be SO proved in six
months; and that the person who
maintained the affirmative was Lieut..
William Martin Tolbcrt, of the Con-
fcder&tc war steamer Shenandoah.
Would it not be we'll to send com
mittee OF Congress out there to in
quirc into the matter?
Richm0nd Ea41ilel.
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The Mobile reporters have quiet
way of recording things. One of
them opened a local paragraph last
week as follows: might before last,
MIR. Harrington shot at Mr.. Wood
son and killed Mr. Fanagut Such
accidents as this are not uncommon. ;"
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THE AIKEN PRESS.

Z I is purnoscd to publish in the town OF
Il Aiken, $. c., weekly paper under the
above title; to be devoted to General In
telligencc Political, Commercial, Social,
Literary and Rcligious-witha a Department
of Agriculture, Including the Field, the
Orchard, the Vineyard and the Garden A
News Summary, to contain digest of the
important events of the wock, will occupy
a portion Of the paper, AL particular
attention Will be given to the unsettled
question Of labor. as best adapted to our
new condition, and the development of the
resources Of the country in Manufactures,
Agriculture, Frut-raisng and Vine-grow
ing. Terms 50 4 year, in advance.
III. W. KAVENEL, Editor.
". ID. KIRKLAND, Publisher.
Jan %
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ramar state that the Empress Carlotta has
quito recovered from her severe illness.
VIENNA, January 20.-The patent for the
reorganization of the Austrian armies will
not be carried out.
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ssANNEy'S nAla.
v arieties.

FEtilIS BAND Of MINSTNELS will give an
i ENTERTAINMENT, THIS (Tnesday)
LFEAING in the above Hail. The first
part VIII consist of sentimental songs and
choice musical selections white faces. The
second and third parts as blacks.
80 Admission fifty cents. Jan %
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Flambeau, New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, Baltimore.
Schr. Moses Patten, New York.
Brig Anna d. Torrey, Haskell, Bosom.
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY.
Steamship Granada West, New York.
Ship Amelia, Conner, Liverpool.
Schr. Il. Waterman, Edgell, Baltimore:
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Collectors Office,

COLUMBIA, January 21, 1867.
a LARGE supply of Internal Revenue
N stamps, Of all denominations, re-
ccivcd to-day. All demands can now be
supplied; Parties in the country can have
orders filled by return mail at their risk.
Office over Z. & Ci. d. Hopes store.
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-Four tons of Idaho silver ore are
on exhibition in one room in New
York. One Of the nuggets weighed
300 pounds, and is worth SO, 900.
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CoNsIsTENcY.-Congressman Ray
mond made his first speech this ses-
sion in the House Of Representatives
on Tuesday last, on the bill for the
admission Of Nebraska as q State in
the Union. He declared himself in
favor Of Boutwell's amendment,
which was adopted, and of all the
principles embodied in the measure,
and announced his intention Of vot-
Ing against the bill
Nc," lorL, WerolL
The average value OF the IL, 22O
Baptist Churches in the United
States III 1860 was 1,700; of the 49,
SS3 Methodist Churches, So, 600; of
of the 5,06l Presbyterian Churches,
$4,000; of the 2,334 Congregational
Churches, $4,000; of $3.50 Romish
Churches, of the 2,145 Episcopal
Churches, and of the Dutch Reform
ed Churches, $4,000; of the Uni
tartan Churches, $1,000, and Of the
Mormon Churches, S43, 600.
The Washington correspondent of
the st. Louis Democrat says, in his
despatch Of the 18th instant: 1.-The
President, few days since, expressed
himself as follows regarding impcach-
rnent: that charges could not be
found against him without perjury;
that if impeached he would see what
means he had of resistance; and if he
should be finally washed overheard,
he would not be the first good man
who had met with such a fate"
The Emperor and Empress, says a
Paris letter, drove out on Christmas
afternoon, in an open carriage and
four. His Majesty was looking as
well as [ ever saw him, and the En-
press did not look so terribly disap-
pointed about Rome. She appeared
i'll the best possible humor, and re-
turned the salutation of the crowds
which thronged the streets as she
alone knows how.
New YORK LABOR CoSvE~T1oS.-It
IS announced that the New York
State Association Of Workingmen
will convene in Albany Oh the 5th of
next month. The object of the
meeting is to urge upon the Legisla-
ture the propriety Of legalizing the
eight hour system Of labor, revising g
the convict and apprenticeship laws,
etc.
GEN. SIcKLEs TEsrIMoSY.-A spe-
cial despatch to the New York Ecen-
ing Post says that Gen. Sickles' testi-
mony before the Congressional Com
mlttee, in relation to the affairs in
South Carolina, is very strong. He
declared that many Districts in
South Carolina required constant
military control. to secure to the
freedmen any Of their rights.
Proposition FOR RELIEF. a gen
tleman in Orange County, Va, who
holds $4,000 in State bonds, pro
poposes to surrender half of them to
the State, if the Legislature Will ae1co
to pay him the interest on the re-
maindcr. He advises other holders of
bonds to make q similar proposition.
The United States Surveyor in
Louisiana pronounces the AIississip-
pi levees utterly Insufficient to with
stand u flood, and with the next rise
OF the river the best lands in the
State will be overhowed, unless
further precautions are laken.
LARGE RECOVERY. 1t is stated that
the owners of a line Of steamers ply
ing between Boston and Bangor have
recovered 81, ,2O0,0 900 of the Govern
mcnt, for steamboats, lost while under
Government charter during the late
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SfIIP NEWS.

PORT OF CHARLESTON, JAN. q.
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W EETlN G S

RELIEF LOAN ASSOCIATION,
socArGoA w Ss I rI MENG E OF E THIS AS
s3 =, hasone m Hail. Mt hnfpust o'clock. tho
Arrears received during tho day ut No 1s5 Meeting
seree!. and at the hull previous hour of meeting
adjournment OF the Regular Mcetns to vote ON nro
posed change in Section Article Of tho Rules, and
March Is WN b sTGEpIaN. rHHaSsG secv and Treas
HE coHVocArioN eS OF rHIs Il; Ha cnAfrH a III
BY order NJ RS Eee"'g at Masonic " Hal
-A0A>"A2.o-. H1 - Secretary.
ETNA SOCIAL CLUB
L REGULAR llEr ING Of your Club rms tFrida1
ren% ~ en- - 10th ,t at TX o'clock precisely, the Hail
will be submitted 'A1'Ds's " - l''Ane'
March is II ecy pro tem a. Gna 4Es,soa2S sooa Cub
| H1BERNIAN SOCIETY-sIxTY-sIx AN
rr,HE 17rn OF aAnGT MyfESAEX FaIIiX1, oS sn,v -
Hibernian society viii celobrate 1T it's eSth Annver
sary on oday tho 18th instant ut their Hail. Meet
The Society will assemble at IL O'Clock for the cleo
ton OF officers and the transaction other business
will apply to tho Treasurer their tickets to the dinner
The Members will ut the hall in the after.
P4Sn '0r the dinner which will be served at OK o'clock
March /, mwt4 > MeG1HkEy TH6s o!pn1ss seerot,rv
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
| TUE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GRANrrEvuLE
Manufacturing Company are hereby notified that a
Meeting is called to take place Mt Grunitcve Thurs
day. tho 18th Ami noxt at 10 o'clock A. NJ. stockhod-
e5s are earnestly attend in if posi-
6le as matters OF vital Importance to the Company will
| be presented for their consideration. -
The first Thursday afer the third Monday in April,
which was the duy Of the annual meetings for several
years past changed to tho 18th July at tho last an
nua1 meeting As the Annual Report will be presented
to the Stockholders the 1Sih April Cat day may br
substituted for the regular annual meeting in July.
| February % ftu ~-- President
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CITY. TY.TAxEs-MONTHLY RETURNS. .
s55 .s.$ 9Th OFF1CE OF THE CITY ASsEssOR.l -
CITY HAIL.. March /, 1857. f.st
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 70 LL CoNCERNED
4V that the Monthly Returns for the Of Febru-
ay past IN compliance with, the Tax Ordinance ratified
before the 18th instant S'-ssN ID g. GIRS0N i "
Is Mach tS5 l3 gSsH..S ,Citv Assessor
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freight the Iron Draw Bridge for the t'orloa han-
road. 1t is designed for The crossing OF Alnena
River is substantial evidence OF tho material I'M,
proycment IF our howery sister state anu WIZ
prove an imp portant link the cham OF commun'-
cation with that beautiful and sroSaaS os&'e. ihe
bridge itself is fine specimen OF ralroao
nr, md 10 trust will never be destroyed by other
,,,cncrs than tho teoth Of time There is ovdont-
~ an awakening among capitalists iii our sister
state which we trust may spread over the whole
srnny South, uniting each in the closest bonds Of
interest and commercial prosperity"
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LARGEST C1RcULATIoN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official list Of Let
ters remaining IN the Postc6ice at the end
of each aoceh, agrcco5y to the tollo'0tng
section of The Ne,o Postofice Lao, as The
newspaper Aacing the largest circulation ~
tie City OF Charleston:
SECTION s. And further enacted That Lists OF et-
remaining uncalled for in any PostoSe IN any
shall hereafter be published only tho newspaper
which, being published weekly or oftenef shall have me
largest circulation within range OF delivery OF tno
Office. ,.-'.
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hub TODD G. &cRAFF'ERTY,
ENGINEERS AND FOUNDERS,
PURLIC NOTICE, a'af,5i;;. !:
y OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, s

H Ii; .s@e PUBLIC NOTICE. 2E5i..: Z " 50
! r.. $5t.1 III OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, NJ
tDUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a 1eHS uNDSER
the following Ordinance licenses have boen preuared
for ' delivery ! ffom this u.s. Once. g TAoMAs
SEC 1. Be 0rdaiaed BY Tie 4ayor e,sa 1idernea IN
City Coetk assenble That from ana after the rat day
hs nksa al1t SsE saEts
.s nanne and according to the provisions
driven or hire except giving bonds And eaeS ae
cart 1ay or wagon shall be provided With badge Con-
paeed on the outside Of the shnft ''s''<s - @ pe
Sec 2 No person shan be taken by the reaanre,
surety TO any bond Under tho Ordinance n
Less he OF she be freeholder 1859 90 u
SEC The following ahsn hereafter be the rates 49,
io Pubic and private cs1s rays wagons Sc
be free from other ta1ation .Ie@l etAn
FuHIIc CARTS, DRAYB ETC, Oh THosE EnspI ~, ~.
Tos HEss WHA1KvER' fon HIRE D1REcr Or rDmecr
rpnie sso y oiy = wagon drawn by one horse or
,o5,as Hcr every dra Or wagon two horses or
Eor every back and carriage with two whes,. $40
Eta every hack md carriage with four wheelo so @
v A esssy sage of omnibus tereet line omnibus
d. For % every stage or oannbus Hne ornnibus
.so Hor every truck drawn Dy two more horses or mules
! For eysy express by two or more horses
For every bread cart wagon, SIS. ,53 ,1G1tSsc 5
not II nc do
Other commodity, for eompensnon either directly or
indirectly 0r the sanc shall pay ncdnse the sum of
Rstssd In citycounrtl Uc t. 1s,h d.v !,
htae year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hun-
, B. the !. u, ,52r 2 9 eaArIARD Mayer.
!. January taWsH n. SMITH, Clerk of councl
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aa- AL Communications Intended ror publication en-
this journal n,,tst be addressed to e Edator Of ee
Daily Ne,os, No. 1S Hayne-street, Ch1raeston = {.
Business Co,,sn1unic icati0ns to Publisher OF Dduy
NetcS.
We ca,a,.ot undertake 10 return rejected consu'aica-
tons. t@4#
Advertisements outside Of The city must be acconpd-
MED ociLt the cash.
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a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y .sg3sirSS' ar;S;
OFFICE CLERK OF cOUNCII. 4

1OE O1AENhF
4s. W. n; Mnrch l. 1867 3~s
II sAt IL LTAYERN.KEEPRRs, AND PERSONS BETar
IN ING sltr1ous liquors. within the city Hrnits wh,
have not executed their bonds AMI nkan out
cards 70 show that they have Hcanse to sen v IA n
Rossed g not complying With ae law ates Monday sx
Those who have cards hereby notified to hsva nv
same placed Ia plHce In tbs Al
pbaerve th1s notice wl also be report6 atsnr
kaessoove-m -menfoned time W. a. SMITH FS ~
dsSea M Z CleFk of Council
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OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT
=. = ~, - CaAAL1s1oS' g e., February Is, 1867
SEAlAED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- undersigned unl tho 18th OF March, for fur1shino
SITE siXIEEN HUEDRED FEET OF THREE-INCH DOUBLE
E1IRA OAK Tanned LEATHER, DOUBLE COPPER
RIVEfED FIRE HOSE, warranted to stand one hundred
and seventyhve pounds water pressure to the square
tnch N my feet sections. at much per foot and So
much for hrass buts per pair; butts TO be New York
standard Y s-st''g 'Nsl-si1 = = 2 g.g +
!. Also for FOUR SEFTSOF BEST RUBBER SUCTIOSS
IN one length each Of feet with swivel brass
and brass baskets 18 inches long, to screw on end
~ Snnfdcna 10 the fncK for
VIC putts WIZ oe 1urnshed. NJ. q. NATHAN. s$itFt
EeDluaty 70 - LIMO Chief Fire Department
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IFTRD.YnAE.5 NJ. ~ 500 > :

By the Mayor. - -, ..a,1' -
JannsEy:s sssa:i iaWs II SMITH, Clerk of council
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taken BY the Treasurer as Is
ordanance CONCERNING u
and !, other carriages, un-,'
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nj ~: fEhaAYURALTG9 CHARIESTON -.
-. CITE HAUL November o. 1861, i5
A @ II @PEng@oNsD 20 DEsIRoUs or REBUmDiNa IN HaE
der Gan A6t OF the General Assrbiy giving autI,ority
% me oty Council Of Charleston TO- poce the mat
City anew. are hereby notified thas tho form 81 snni
s@1on es ann n 9sns san Ss Obtained ct the Office
Az be fled in the above
sider the e8utec -..i's,., -
I Ay order Of the Mayor .ys ". e. sMTTR MS
NovenaoeSa ~ CLERK az Council II,
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PHOTOGR Apis.

,#s4., W., NOTICE.
nFFIcE CLERK OF CoUNCu..-THE FOLLOWING
~ clause OF Section Of >"Ordinance to Raise sun
plies tor the year 1857 is published for ihe nformaon
OF selg aoods by sample OF otherwise who
notified to report at this office. 3: -. - - =
Three dollars ON every hundred dollars OF all goods
soic IN this city by persons nok resideuts By sample or
otsesR9ae.i, - t-.-.s-l @'St X ". n. SMITH.
Sdafch . g&&a#z Clerk OF Council.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

- ,rs no lines or lessl ist insestion u OO
- subsequent insertion
saen -. ,Ds wear. Eve lines or less 5 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
10etrg,
Let Me Kiss Her.

Let Ne Kiss Her.
Let me kiss her for her mother
The bewitching Polly Ann
Let mo kiss her for her mother,
Orany other man.
Let me kiss her for somebody,
Anybody in tho world,
With her hair so sweetly auburn, :
And so glOriOusly curled.
Let me kiss her for her "feller."
And / do not care q red
Ifhe taps me on the smeller
With his chilly" made of lead.
Let me kiss her for her daddy
The pretty pouting elf,
Or, if that don't suit the family,
Let me kiss her for herself.
Evening star., 1867-06-04
DY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with J. C. Mcclure & Co..
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and llth street
~ Star Once Building. =
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CHESTNUT st
BETWEENf14 14rH AND 10TH STREETS, A
RRAzILIAN PEBBLE

RRAzILIAh PEBBLE .,.,
7 KIs.xEExANpER, x9
! 2AO Penha. atenhe, between 18th and iS&A sss.
e Also, Ane assortment Of Opefa 0IasseS g7-1-5
0Brazilian Pebbles inserted in frames 10 order.
~ Jim
Evening star., 1867-06-04

-, 80 - ~St
+ irst installment water
Wx................S5.4S
Beginning on Maryland
avenue twenty-three
feet five inches west.
Wardly from the north.
east corner Of said lot,
and thence running
westwardly along said
avenue twenty.three
feet five inches, thence
southwestwardly at
right angles with said.
avenue 70 the 9 southern
boundary OF said lot,
thence eastwardly
twenty.three feet FIVE
inches. thence north.
westwardly to begin.
ming.
"A dams, Joseph, and F.
G. Walsh.
Adams, James A.
First lnstallment water
0A................S3.59 0A. SO
Beginning on south L
street thlrty.six feet
from the southwest
corner of said lot mum.
ber three, thence due
west twentyfeet, thence
north one hundred and
two feet six inches to
an alley, thence east
twenty feet, thence
south one hundred and
two feet six inches to
the beginning.
Adams, James, and joan
p. IDgle.
First installment water
tax. 500 Is
Beginning on q street
one hundred and TWEEN.
ty.four feet west from
the southeast corner Of
the square, running
thence west fifty. two
feet and one-half inch,
, thence north two hun.
dred feet, thence east
one hundred and sew.
enty-six feet and one
half inch to Fourth
street, thence west one
hundred and twenty.
four fest thence south
one hundred and three
feet to the beginning.
Af0eeser, J p. ......,..
First installment wstsr
"................S4.lQ 10
Alien, LetitiA. ...........
Frat instalimeat water
".ss.............e3.
Beginning on the lkno
OF + street north one
hundred and tAres Asst
west nom the south.
eastern CornGe Of. oald
squAaes thaaoo Weos
along oasd stSoot etgh-
teen 1eet eleyeD tnchsG.
Msnoe north o1a Ann.
0fod ana twenty .ora
yeos tUeAty-eevO1 and
enesnan lleeeot tnaDeo
eAss n loet Ave In.
ches, thence soush
R~v A~~>>
Evening star., 1867-06-04
CITY PROPERTY TO BE SOLD FOR TAXES.

COLLECTORS OFFICE CITY HALL, APRIL 2, 1867.
Commeneng WEDNESDAY the 2Sth day Of June the
Public Auction City
Hail. Aldermens Chamber) the City OF Washington g. to
unless the paid with such
ma hav time
Sale O'Clock NJ and to be continued from
~ ~ " p WILLIAM DIXON, Collector.
Evening star., 1867-06-04
llY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. 526, southeast corner 7th and streets.

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE
OPPOSITE THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL
GROUNDS, AT AUCTION.
On TIL ISSDAY, the 9th day of June. at 6 o'clock
p. m. We shall sell. on the premises, Lo. No. l. in
Square No 6, having 50 feet front by Is feet deep
Lot No "a in same square, SO feet inches front by
good depth to 80 foot alley. which will be sold
altogether, or subdivided to suit purchasers.
The above property is at the corner of lst street
and the Capitol Grounds which offers great in
ducements to purchasers wishing to purchase first
class property.
Terms: = cash; balance in and u months; for
notes bearing interest secured by deed of trust on
the premises III conyeyanCing and revenue stamps
at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down on each lot
when sold.
m 29-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star., 1867-06-04
DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE.

UY CUOPER I LATIMER, Auctioneers.
ID Late clerks with James c. Mcclure & Co, .
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ilth
street, Star Office Building"
IMPROVED. PROPERTY AT. PUBLIC SALE.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. June 9th at 6
O'Clock in front of the premises we shall sell part
ches, and running back 100 feet to thirty foot
paved alley, improved 10y a two story Frame House,
This property is located on 9th street, between +
and streets, island very near the new Catholic
Church.
Terms of sale: One half cash balance in six
months, secured by deed of trust and notes bear
ing interest. All conveyancing and stamps at cost
OF purchaser. 500 down at time of sale.
Title perfect.
ie I.d&ds COOPER & LATIMER Ancts
Evening star., 1867-06-04
pY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. J26 S. f. corner 7th and d streets

VALUABLE CNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NAVY YARD AT PULLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June 4. at s o 'cIoC K,
in front of the premises shall sell the following
described property West part Lot g. in Square SIS,
fronting "a feet inches by depth of l04 feet s
inches, situated the east side street, between
9th and 1th streets east; east part Lot square,
S feet inches front by 10i feet inches deep Also
parts Lots and 6 same square, having front of Il
feet inches. same depth as above.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in and Il
months secured by deed of trust and notes bearing
interest. All COnyeyapcing and revenue stamps at
purchasers, cost. S25 down time of purchase
my 30-d&ds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.
Evening star., 1867-06-04
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. $40, southeast corner 7th and ID sts

ID No. $40, southeast corner 7th and SITS.
fkoEp fG TIM im
bEcEAsEp. Al AuCT16N' VINE =" 'A'AhA' u"
o'clock p. shall sell on the premises, part Of
Lot No in Square No. 3sl being the west q feet
inches Oh street north, between 9Th and 10th SITS
and improved by two story and attic brick build
ing, with back building, No. 293.
ALSO,
Part of Lot No. 4, in Square No. 3Sl, being the
west 81 feet and inches on Louisiana avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets west and running back
that width about So feet and improved by a two
story frame building, No. ".
Terms One-thira cash balance in 6 and II
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
a deed OF trust on the premises. All conveyancinR
and revenue stamps at the cost OF the purchaser.
not complied with within five days after the sale
the executor the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost Of the defauting purca-
ser, by advertising three times in some newspaper
published in w Washington. ----.s
myso-eo&ds GREEN Williams, Ancts.
DY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with J c. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner of Penn avenue and llth street,
~ Star Once Building. :
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CHESTNUT ST.
BETWEEN 14rH AND 10TH STREETS, AT
On THURsDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at
81 o'clock, in front of the premises. shall sell
part Lot 80, in Drurys sybdiyision of Square 200,
situated ON the south side OF Chestnut street be.
Depth of By two rs%s haSas
!; Terms: One half cash: balance in six and twelve
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