Evening star., 1867-05-28

lAPORTANT RKAL ESTATR SALRs.-Coopar
ss,s e os. naSs %
according TO the subdivision of the squsre
made by the trustee: Lot I, to John Cook, at
% cents; lot to W. Eckers At tsc.; lots 3, 4, s.,
and6. to Thomas Young. at 15c.; lots and g.
to JohL Wagner, at 15X G.; lots 8 and 10, to A.
Lepreux, at 14xc.; lots II and 70, 10 J. +.
Winsssrger. at l3xc.; lots 1a "a, IS. and 10, to
xc lots Is, is 80, 0s and O. 80 10 70 o. mos osns e.
at l04c.; lot %, to O. Hoernie, at 11X &c: lot23,
to B Evans, at 11c.; lot "a, to e, w. Giddins,
at lie; lots IS and 26, to q. O. B. Mitchell. at
10Ac.; lots q to 81, inclusive, to ThOs. Young,
at l3c. lots 80 to 41, inclusive, TO Thos. Young,
At II 1c.; lot AZ and improvements, to W. w
Houeh. for $2,475; lot %, to 8. Bates, at 25 c.,
Shmidtbsreer, at sc; lots 10 aud II. to
T. ID. Winter. at 25c.; lots 48 and AZ. to G
Wies, at Csc: lot 50, to r. Barclay, at 25xc.;
So. to J. W. Joyce, at a6xe; lot Sc to w. W.
Munson, at 26xc.; lot 81, to G.. PreudeT, at Csc.
lot SO. to John Wagner. at 25c.: lots 50 to g., in
elusive. to Thos. Young. at7Xc; let's 60 to 73,
Nichols, at 7kc.; lot rs, to E. H. Dougnerty,
at7Kc.; lot 76, to A. H Brewer, at74c.; lot II,
to L. N. Adams. at 7k; lot, 7s, to J. w. Red
dick In view Of the position Of these
which they sold are considered as very good,
and as showing that real estate is holding It's
own. ..... 4.s
PROMOTIONS IN THR POST OFFIoR DRPA ART
MENT-ln the Appointment Division, at the
Post Office Depar ment, MIR. James II. Mari.
has been promoted 70 be the chief clerk, at
$4,000 per annum. vice Richard G. Washing
ton, deceased; Hugh Nesbit is promoted from
second to third class, vice Mr.. Marr, s ,6tO
salary. Isaac Morris. Jr., Is promoted from
first to second class, ISL 400 year, vice Mes
bit, and Frank E. Forbett has been appointed
to ffrst-class cierkship to ill the vacancy,
vice Morris. s... .r-.l 5t..s s.,f .zsa o
SOUTHERN RELIEF FAIR.-The staten ent of
receipts OF the Fair lately held by the Ladies
Of the several churches, at Odd Fellows Hall,
as reported to Treasurer, are as folio ws:
M street Methodist Church. s9l0.5O; Assem-
bly's Church, S7St 18th street Baptist Church.
(Fancy Goods, Soda Fountain, Post Ofice,)
S51654; 18th street Baptist Church Supper
Table, 1851 %: Western Presbyterian, 1910 25
Flowers and Confectionery. $500; Independent
Table, 800: Cash received at the door, 1888. o.
THE JAPANESE COMMISSIONERs.-The jap
aDese Com lssioners, now on visit to this
city, visited the Navy Yard again yesterday
and passed most of the day at that place This
afternoon they called upon General Grant,
Secretaries Stanton and WeIles. On Saturday
they were visited by Gen1 Grant, who spent
some time with them in their rooms at Worm
ley's.
SECOND WARD DREPUBLICANs-Last evening
mass me citing of the Republicans of the
Second Ward was held at the church on 14th
street, near the canal. which was largely at
tended. A band of music was present, and
addresses were made by Col. Bran hail. Mr.
Randolph, L. f. Dudley; and G. p. Moss. ~
THE GRAND MASS Pic MIC for the benefit OF
st. Domin1c's new church, postponed on Tues
day, lay 2lst. will take place Oh Wednesday,
May 18th, 1T Seventh street Park, and will
close n q q oh fnl