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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-10
DEATHS.

Births, Marriages AID Death inserted FErE olitus-
rirs, including poe,ry, SIX GEMS 4 line.
In this village, Mas :, Freddie ", a. years and
: mOath, con Of a \. and N. IL. Green.
In CabO,, April -, Mr.. Na:hauiel Perrr. AGED =
y'srf- May :, Mr.. Lyman HOughion, Of consumption.
aged g = srs
In Dan'ii.e, Nay !, NJ. Fletcher Frye, aged 81.
In Sheffield, April /, MIs Adsline, wife Of ". F.
Fisher, Esq., aged = vearz
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Moth and Frechles.- The only rclilble remedy
FIR those brown disoclorlties on the face called o;h
Patchcs and Frcekles, Is PsIys Mo-h and Frecke To-
ten Prepared only by Dc. 3. {. PEgEl, Dermato.o-
gist ~ Bond St. New York. sold Ivy all druggist. in
St John=' ury and elsewhere. Pice - per bottle sepl
Wistars BaIsam of Wild Cherry. Cough.
colds bronchitis, athms Group whipping cough quinsy
and the numerous Wei dangerous diseases Of the
throat CHEST and luns prevail in urciana,Ie cIln.,s
at all seasons Of tie year: few are fortunate eaouh TO
escape their painful influence How important tl,, IN
have at hand certain an'idOte to all ;hese complaints.
Experience proves ths his Ei-ts in wstars Balss, 10
an extent not found in any other m dy: however Sc
'ere the suffering, III -Ppliea,ion the soothing heal
ing and wonderful Balsm At once vanis es tie lis
esse ard restores the sufferer to vonlel icsl:h.
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
NoSKroS, VI, June :, lstO.
Mcssrs. 5. W. Fowic ( e.. Boston:
Gentlemen IL IvinC for trentr years pat been in
the habit f using DR. Wi-tsr's Halsan Of Wild Cherry
In ca7es Of coughs cold and pulmonary affections csn
I
Tel eve II 10 be TIE best medicine FIR t-. complaints
ever used, and have do bt that tie Use f i; his A.
trce several time saved me fru umnti n, hesdez
many times in late years afordng immediate relief in
LEES sew re attacks.
am - y'ss Of a-r, and fJr rnanv yca-s have been
subject Tor pulmonary dsese, bur y til u7e of TIL ex
ccilcn' rcmcdy Ike uy-,lf quite comfortable c.u
hard Md lAnsuigr 10 cxires- the exalted ,p-ion
have Of the am, and ;ccoIncnd it, liz 10 all - tn,
bet remedy that Cal b, u ed GiEoI.,E DART
Prepared hv Sr;h ". Fowl i Son, l. / emcnt S.
Boston, and for sale by Drg.=i-ss e erIy.
ScroIula. lr. LusOi Of Fari=, one Il the most emf
mt Chcmi-ts f Europe ssid
The met astounding iczults n.sy d. aaticipa.ed
when / dine II be dissolved in W. iylt-r'
Dr Ii Andcr, f'r fifteen year, II sciurtii- r,
search ami experiment hi- succeed in ,'i--vin., of,
and onc quar- -r . in { l"iny q ,lri uid Gun e Of
H'ter nd ~. m 81 astounding T-ulis hay I how is
use particularly IA Sclfua anI ds.-as iie-,ir Il.
Circulars free. -.
Dr. H. And"rs' Iodine Water j. ale iy J. P.IIu-
mfe q iiey Stee;, New \ ok, md 10y all Druggist
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The Lyndon Post office.

At the time Andy and Billy went
Swinging around the circle" Mr.. VIM.
II. McGalfey was removed from the post
office at Lyndon, and Mr.. George II.
Weeks appointed in his place. As there
was no reason for this change, the repub-
leans of Lyndon set themselves about
ri@hting the wrong and on Tuesday
evening of this weeh. Mr. McGatfcy re.
cclvcd his commission as postmaster, and
took possession OF the Office again OF
Wednesday. This is a biz nut for the
republicans Of Lyndon, and we do no
wonder that they feel pretty good. One
of them wishes to inquire what til" lat,
postmaster will now DO with tie por.
trait of Andy Johnson, which he la,
had hanging up in his office during hi:
brief term. Probably that picture car
be bought cheap.
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CHITTENDEN COINIY.

~ oi'iiiiA- ubOii AIIil~tlI iiiIl vi DOIIlllp
water.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Seth r. Cole. son of DIR. MATTHEW I"r
OF burlington. was run over 10y Z locomo-
tive at Chicago on Tuesday of last week.
and injured 50 that he died in few hours.
The WeStford cheese tactuly Went INTO
operation for the season OF 1867 on the lst
day of May, with more hands and incrcaS-
ed facilities over last year. They are now
using the milk of over six hundred COWS.
The criminal trials before I'll. recorder,
court. III Burlington, for twenty-five
months past. have been six per week llp
10 April 9th. and TOR three weeks since
that date not one criminal case ha, been
presented to that court. The "Protective
Association gave notice on the 9TH of
April that all violations Of the liquor law
would be prosecuted after that date. Can
this fact have anything to do with the to-
tai cessation of crime there:
FRANKLIN ttl MI.
Two boys III Echtorci of II and II Years
Of age, were very dangerously burned in
attempting to kindle fire with kerosene
oil. 1t is feared that the youngest will not
survive. as his legs and body are badly
burned. and one arm is absolutely cooked
TO the bone.
Capt. Nathan Smith. The oldest man in
, Franklin county. died at st. Adams OF the
18th ult.. at the age of 9S.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
Mr.. &C Morse has disposed Of the
Newsdealer TO Col. +. B. SAWYER The
/ NewSdealer has been enlarged. ;,nQ is cr-
cry way worthy the support of The citizens
of SO good a county as Lamoile.
ORANGE COUNTY.
John and Charles. ii and II wears OF
age. sons Of Charlie, r. Rogers of Brad
ford. went fishing on Saturday of last
week. and becoming Dewiidered could not
find their way home. They were last seen
at Norwich on Tuesday. ANY person
sending them home or giving any inform.
alton concerning them will confer favor
upon their family and friends and be lib
orally rewarded. They were of the same
size, dressed alike. and one had light hail
and the other brown.
On Sunday morning Week, the tannery
and dwelling house of W. B. II azcltinc OF
Stafford, were destroyed by fire. Los.
! $1,000.
The Bradford Opinion says: Mr.. VIM
Rogers OF West Topsham informs Us thai
he had one eve sheep which brought anC
raised eight lambs in twenty-five months
and one sheep thirteen wears old which
has raised him twenty-siN lambs. He ha.
also one sheep which brought one lamb il
January, 1866. another in June. aud &
third in March, 1867. This spring twelve
OF his sheep brought him twenty-siA
!, lambs.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Mr.. Charles Petite. OF Hub5ardtOn
caught splendid full grown bald eagle
on the oath ult., on Lake Bombazine il
that town. He was captured alive ant
uninjured. This is the second one OF tn,
: KIND caught by Mr.. Petite.
, The population of the village OF Rytl4n.
- accor ing tG the CENSUS just taken is 1891
: Lieut.. Ellery, a resident of Castleton
and one of the retired navy list since 1850
, was recently brevetted commodore o
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Cambridge Market---MaY Z.

Market Ref Extra $3.50 at liza Fir-t quality
-l-J' "a -l'H.. second, ;lLJt si3u1. IAiri,
Sln"d Hr Il.""
Store Cattlc-Nork NJ "xca , pair :15n, Sa-.
So, & 50.
McA cn.ys aud Caves so, -, 81 lu1 ID Is.
lciriiUgs Sln "a - TWO gear old, - q -.
Three wears old - r5 -
Sheep and Lambs In lot, :i.or, 10 i5.n 40.
Ezra, S'.u" "a >.'~. Sprn-; lamb. $3.50 - e.Uu.
HicS, ? "a 90 Tallow, 1T go. Tcl-. SIS"
IA lee. Calf skin, 91 "a &c. Veal Gives $50 81
:lG.
EElIATkS
Cattle Receipts # cattle from tie northern safes
~. which in connection with 10 Wet IN driven
over from Brighton, make up market ir cGle this
week. Although Ihr number Wa small tacr WIS ne;
! any advance iU prices from las. week
Sheep The supply of sheep and lamb ass ql-o li-t
without any advance in prices A the mutton in mar
ket l. not YET disposed cf h,Te bul little dcniand
/ Quail about the same l. lat week
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-10

For Coughs, Colds and Consumption try the
old and well known Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, sp-
proved and use. b. ouI oIass. and most celebrated
physicians forty year, past. Get the genuine REED
GU LER l. co. Druggists, Bosom Propretors te4iun
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commandant for gallant and nieritorious
conduct while in active service.
Mrs. Ashbell Merrill died at Castleton
on Wednesday. and on Friday her hus-
band also died. They were each over so
years old. had lived together as man and
wife for 60 years and been members of the
Congregational church for 80 years.
The Rutland Independent says that the
attendance upon religious services in that
place was never 50 large as at present.
The total number attending the Congrega-
tlonal Sabbath school on Sunday last was
3lI,-an increase of about 100 within the
past six months. We think this must be
the largest Sabbath school in the state.
Inc Methodist society contemplate en-
larglnS their church edifice. in order to
make room for their largely increasing
congregation. The resignation of Rev.
Il. 5. Howard, of the Episcopal church.
Rutland, has been accepted. and he goes
to Woodstock about the lst of June.
y private letter from Rutland. under
date OF May 6. informs us that there is an
interesting revival in all the churches
there. On last Sabbath in Mr.. Scaycr,s
church. nineteen new converts wer,. re-
celyed into communion; in the Methodist
church many more. aud iii the Baptist as
many. The churches are all full of at
tentive hearers, and the work is deep and
spreading. The writer adds: :. 1t is GOOD
to see young men. just entering upon act
i've lifc-whO are 80 soon TO direct our nj
falrs-choosing the right side. | trust
you are not without this blessing in your
churches. so much desired and prayed for
by your people. and those now saints in
| heaven
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-10

Dr. S. S. Fitch Family Physician" Seven
ty-ix pages price u cents sent to any address No
money required until the book is received read end
fully approved. II is perfect guide TO the sick OF
indisposed Address DR. 5. ;. FITCH, % fremont St
Boston t24jIn
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SGT ease Of DrOscHing.

'",l after dinner on Thursday. May ID.
't. ~ad Intelligence spread through our
Village tlat florcz ). Gorlam. a young
nl.ai oi -. son OF |. 3. GOrham. Esq. had
'"'n >Avpt over ihc dana Rear the railroad
TETON '0i drowned. Many citizens hur-
''rl Al oarr /" til" river only to find the
story &C." true. The circumstances of this
'Iradid affair. as Wc gc, them from eye
A0n">,r>, arr nearly a. follows: The
Ua.av the previous day and night had
'"'tlra he river to an unusual hight. it
h'i having been 50 high for several years.
i''ln- GprIam lad an interest in boat
h.d'" located near Mr.. Eletcher's whole
spite store. Til" freshct had raised this
A'3,y from its foundations. and the back
current had tloated it up the stream. along
%" west side of the river. more than half
@', To- The bridge. where it had lodged.
bis. after dinner on Thursday Young
'.".!a!a Went down to the pond, and get
7'''.'i' ''s III 'o"' l'''i'
'"'' just 'o''i,''''''' n'aoe i'o'ii u''''
;onr II" used almost daily for more than
'''''''''> WI "'S''' II ''Aee ''s' s''so'''
80 '''' quest vi ""''i' anu i'a' ''iS
. ,''''''',,''' III is r''i''r''S' "e pau
died up The eddy to the boat house to see
''''' ''I' a''s'' ' ''''''>'.'
l'','''' '''.''.-''' ~ !, '"' '''n- ~ i''@
,., ,o'''''''e.' Wy '''e guy ~ ''''
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'''' "'"''iicn' WIN
,r.,n.I,,. Wv 0'''i' >''''e Vi 'i'
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TIL, CALIFORNIAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
e, JollNs8URY, VT. FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1861.

I've IN lcavor to make the Caledonan valuable for
loc>l NEWS and our friends in Caledonia, Essex
. 4 Orleans counties VIII confer great favor to us
nd add very mat rally TO tn interc- of the paper by
=, Ddiny, ~ local items in a brief, egiblc form.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

Gardner Green. OF Newport, a few
mornings since, found one of his valu-
able COWS, worth SI00. dead in the
stable. lie MIXED the COW the preyi-
Gus night, when She WAS to all appear
ance well, and from examination after
wards, no apparent cause OF death could
be discovered.
On Saturday morning, Mr.. b. f..
Shaw OF Newport. drought down an
eagle at distance of sixty rods. lie
measured from tip to tip OF wins five
feet AMI five inches.
John NJ Cooper Of North Troy, was
''m',y-'"'c years old on the 10Th day of
last -iPlal, ;u'd OH thai day did consider
able labor III tapping SUGAR trees and
gathering sap.
Mr., Richard Greaves Of Cratt>burv.
has one three year old eve. which. on
the first day OF June. lS6G. brought
thrc" lambs and or the first ,iay ot Nav,
1867, brought tmce more. and the >ix
are now all alive and well.
jaime, y. Brooks. 4 son Of Ira Brooks
f.>p,, formerly of Newport, was drowned
III Kern river, Kern County, Cd.
Mrs. Lucy Davis of Albany. widow
lady OF ST winters. has dmin. the past
year woNc % varl- If vI,tL. >,dn l53
runs OF arm. caricd : i runs, knit
five pairs OF n.ittrn~. l pairs >rorkiu1.,
be>ldc- devoting - week 10 the c..rr OF
the sex.
(raii~bury Common came near having
a severe fright on Tuesday OF la>t week.
The hotel took fire from detective CHM
ney. but hyin- d'-co:e,,I ,ar,y mas put
U.t W.thDUt Liiiyl los
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-10

Halls Vegetable SiciLan Han Remover.
Has proved itself TO b. the most perfect preparation for
tho nair ever presented TO the public
1t VIII restore gray hair 20 its original color.
l. will keep the hair from falling out
1t cleanses the scalp
1t makes the hair lustrOus and silken.
Il i splendid hair drcssin-.
No person old or young, should fail to rlse it.
Be very particular to ask for Halls Vegetlblc Sic-
IN Hair Remover there is worthless imitation in
the mirkct Price Fl per bottle.
+ Hail., Proprieo-s,
tMaylT. Nazhua y. II.
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y society has been organized at Brat
tieo"ro. with mrmh ship uI fifty. ior
the purpo-c ot -rcin1 the laws for the
preservation OF fish literally AMI Impair
italy carried out. They vii nave =
rood tim" enforcing The lat ii~h act dit
orally" \ >la,r officer WIS asked It
Gently 10 interpret that act, and replied
that. IN his opinion, the best time to
catch fish i when they will lit" I'll
H,utn1ts .io,t~.,l
On Tuesday nLht. April 50, another
attempt was made 10 rob tho bank at
Bellows Falls. 'I'Icy got into the vault ::
but there We're two steel doors to he cut
through before they could get the mo-
ncy They couldn't do it. The thieves
stole their tool, from blacksmith shop.
so We infer that they were rot protc~-
sional burgl;,rz.
The insane ASYLUM at Brattlcboro has
about 900 inmates.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
On Wednesday, April 9Th, ilIv body
OF Mr, Gcor@r Ntuckcr WAS found near
the residence of Nathaniel Fairbanks. in
Springfield, in somewhat dccavrl con-
dition. ii having remained IN th:.t place
without doubt >.i.c, ihe 18th Of Noycm-
Der, 1866, when Stocker disappeared, uti
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CALIFORNIA WHEAT

fine lot OF the bove just I,ceved al the Passrnpzic
Mill Also, Spring Wheat now grinding
1i-15 L. I. l. II. h IDE
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By advertisement which appears else
h'" in Ibis paper, ii will be noticed that
IT., plan Tor a new county Jail has been
perfected, and that the judges now await
Proposals for building the same; also for
taking down the old one.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-10

iona. Ross. Esq. has purchased the
Wood> place on Main street. and is pre-
Earring to occupy it is Il residence.
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Bad LiccideNt.

\ serious and probably fatal accident
happened at the new board mill of Wei
come Allard, at tue outlet OF Ball mill
pond i'll Westmore, on Monday last
Milo Smith of Sutton. Il young man
about twenty-one years Old, in trying to
lit new saw to the Old arbor, attempted
to hold the saw while some one started
the mill, TO wear the eye of the saw
larger that it might slip easier on the ar
Dor. But when the machinery started
he was Immediately overpowcred, falling
on the "a" and horribly mutllatine one
arm, and cutting deep and large hole
in his side, which physicians think sutli-
cient to cause death. D.T.
=. 5. - Later reports say Smith
wound in his side is not so bad as re-
ported, and that he will recover.
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Fest Burke,

FEST Burke,
BeIknap X Collision of West Burke.
with two men, sawed, few days ago,
in one day, 1O2 logs, making over 5000
feet of lumber. They say they are going
to try and do q days work soon when
they have more help. 1--WE have had a
beautiful rain ior the last So hours. 1t
makes the high price of hay tremLle.
Grass is growing finely now, and snow
banks have disappeared like fog. Sheep
can now get good living, ard one OF
two warm days will make sufficient feed
for all kinds of stock that is necessary tc
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BENNINGTON NTI.

\ little son of Henry Schradcr was
scalded to death at SYNDICATE. last week.
by spilling upon himself 4 pail OF boiling
uatnr
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B"icJ LOCUis

Rev. Geo. y. Weber has supplied
lh' DIX 4. tho North church in this place
Tor the past two Nabbatl,,. and is to sup
ply at The South church next Sabbath.
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Browns Bronchial Troches

Browns Bronchial TTOches
Having direct influence 70 TIE psTt- give immediate
relief For EE"N,lITIs, ASTHMA "AINEEH, Cr>eUNl-
TINE ANp =rE"AT Ig-EA~E~, TTochcs src used with
always good success. Singles AND al BIC SPEak-
Frs viii ind Troohc= r-,fi IL cloaria. The voice
when taken before su.ns Or -t-akins, and relieving
the throat afr ua-ai exer1ion OF the vocal organs
Tie Iroees recommended ard prescribed iyv rhy-
cians and have lad testimonials from elniueu; men
thrOu-hau; the country. Being m aticle Of true merit
and having proved their efficacy ty i test Of many
year, each yeAr fnds them in new localities Il various
Earts Of the world, -n1 the TTOcses are universally
pronounced tet.er than any other ar1icles
o,,tain only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TEUCHfs."
and do rotake any Of tie worthless limitations thai
MAY be v1itrpa S,sip EHfRY NI8RE- tmsss a.
NOTICE HsEinE tii;s day -old q NY on Ahirs
z MOuliOn, he during the remainder # HI. rinori-
ty hereby give h-n the liberty 10 transact business
for himself iut ssll pay drlt- II hs oentracting
sitter this daie. EIHTIALET 2. MvbLpON.
Attest, !. r. HoupEJET.
Concord, Aprl =, ls67. 5a-6
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accident at Cabot.

On the 18th of April. while Mr.. o. l..
Hoyt was adjusting belt to drum in his
shop. his LETT arm was caught and drawn
around the drum, breaking both bones
below the elbow, ami driving them out
through the flesh. Fortunately the drum
was running at quite low speed, so that
when his stomach was drawn against il
his weight stopped the motion. There be-
ING two or three men outside the shop. he
was Immediately relieved. DR.. Wallace
set the bones, and he is now doing well.
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turn out at present. Farmers bcgin now
to think sugaring will not last till June.
although some are at it yet, May :. %.
A. b. Glidden, an old and experienced
painter, has just opened paint shop in
West Burke. He also keeps a nice as
sortment of furniture on hand, most of
his own finish and manufacturing. He
is one of the best house painters in the
state and good carriage painter. d. I.
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Barnet Items.

The water has not been SO high in the
Connecticut and Passumpsic rivers. as it
was last week. nor the meadows over
flowed so much, since 1850. George
Qulmby has a hen which a few days ago
iald an egg that weighs three and three
fourths ounces, and is six inches in cir
conference and four inches in length.
Thomas Gilfillan has purchased the place
formerly owned by Norman Baker. Mr..
Baker has gone to California. and this
month his wife and family, with several
other persons. start for the same place.
....Mr. Z. j. NOyes has opened his drug
store, and started business in fine style.
IA few days since, young man. at
work in the bObbih factory at Norrisvile.
cut off thumb and fore finger with a cir
cular saw.
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by an advertisement in to-day's paper
q .au u" seen that Mr.. -. +. Peck has
,..@ Ii, interest III the Jcwrtt store to his
partner, Emerson Hall. Esq. an that Mr..
H. oontlnucS the business at the old stand.
Evening star., 1867-05-14
RY GREEN d WILLIAMS. Austieneers, g. D.
- No 626 Goutheast cor. 7th and D streess.
CHANOEkY SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERT1 SITUATE ON TUE CORNDR or SEW,
EETh bTREET WEST AND g BTRtnT

BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of
the pistrics OF O9lumbta, passed on the llth day
q May, 1851 in oha merry ause No 8L, wherein
key worth 81 sl. are com plaihants. and TeweEs ct
al are defendants, the uDd srgiensd trustee via,
on IUEsDA Il the 18th day OF Juns, 1857, In front
OF ~ emises, at 6o'cook in the sfternoon, pro
e ed ~ g sell the real estate in said dseres men
~ saia part Of lot is sitasied on the north est
inmsdiately oppesits, the % nfted States Patent
Ohce and fronts on Seventh street 70 feet. Gem.
nencing At the corner running thence west 10 feet
!hence south 20 feet, theme sast 70 tset, con tain
ing about 2 800 are feet. upon which are situ.
ines. - : ff1- ,f5.il'g l'f'77 5-7'-f
be above property will be sold sccordins to
the snbd. vision made BY the trustee, which will
be exhibited on tho day Of sale. = FaIr =
. Tsips Of .sle. e prescribed by. the decree:
noaths !, ssierrsd Reyne.ts to BE- seeu5ed 81 sas
tho deferred a. pay msnts to Be secured BY deed q
stamps at the cost 81 the purchaser Iurohssers.
aePos,t Of SaoG Will Be Ieauirsd yhsn the prop
piled With ip Eve days from the day ef sale the
the Iisk Of the a%sIag,ting % Ru5shase. or .pnr-
my M-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star., 1867-05-14
RY b. d. HALI's
ID REAL ESTATE EXOHANGE.
Louisiana avenue, corner OF 7th ST. eef
FIRsT WARD PROPERTY AT PUBLIC Auo.
TON

q TION. ~
UhsSAF iYTHRso6s. Nay | Is. - 1857 sacisGn az ~
o'clock 2 nearly nev and excellent story
saloon psrlor, ten rsons, cellar. gas and water,
Ir1it and shade trees; In best order thro ughout:
hall. Lot 30 feet front By Ill deep;r oofner lot
and fronting on 12d and streets. ThisI pro.
perty 10 near the War Department. and really
on long time - -
Also, .t same time and place, a Hpe Lot. I'd.
Also, at same time and place, q hne Lot on p
street. between 52d and 23d streets west, Square
81 Lot nc: 2: This lot is desfrsbly located for
shall be glad to take persons to see property
any time befo sale. - B. NJ HALL
N ll-Se II Louisiana avenae
Evening star., 1867-05-14
IIHITED sTATIs MARBaAL5 sALI.

In virtue Of . writ Of d era facfas fssued froro
tho Clerk = once Ct the euprome Court Of the
District Of Columbia. snd 70 me directed, / VIII
Ooart House door Of said Di: trict. on fRURS.
DAY, the 9Th day OF June. 1867, at IL o'clock n !,
all the defendantl right, title. claim and inter.
est in and to Lot No. IL. in square No. S. the said
lot fronting 20 feet end inches on 18th street,
inellar the improvsm smsnts thsr een, in the city
I cf Wa,aington, p o seized and levied upoa :.
TO satisfy jldeials No 3o4. G. g., in favor of EI.
lis B. Long. r. GOODING, -
my a. dts .E @, g. Marshaf d e.