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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01
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ERlE RAILWAY Trains leave Depol 1901
IL % Ch4mter~st. PsyonA IsuT: - a.,
80 Day LIprr., or Rochester Ba'a' Salamanca p'hEA
an a. FONTS Vet al4 Scotia
g.3l n W,r frsin daily otsre and nerniie stations
1000 EIrsss Mail. Tor Bes'o SALAMANCA DunIIL and ~
points Wet ifd South.
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soppiur at NtsriUg -uuet IurnTa
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s;H k1pfoss. for Rochester. Ba1ss. SALAMANCA
DuHkrt and all DSnts hogth sni Nesl
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e0l Pm. Emigrunt Tram. daily, FOR The West 49, . A.,
Also Boiling PassAe ana Faoa ~ 20
ard eii5 y m. las. % e;3H. snd II m Ga MhDN1o
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SUNDAY TRATEs-s9oa WAY Trails @r Oi'rine II N aud
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,,,,r SsIusaa aud al ports sst and South IL Tor Paterson
ard Port Jerii
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Cost anS 9OunS

I OST or MISLAID-CERTIFICA No.
II 1874 for 90 Shares Of Stock in the Brooklyn Gasghi Company
standing the Of the undersnd for Duplicate Certificate Of
n Lleh application will b. made to ssij,Conpsnr
LLYISA AALST0N, Nv. ~ butt EiseBlI ~, Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01

IN BANKRUPTCY-SO DISTRICT
4 Of ERWYORK AZ the City q Hsshur,h "a sid lidci 70
2ist day Of October lS67Te uad rgned hereby gave, tos
sGsnee " LEWIS e. fN 81 e ten u
Gteene IN County Of Orange AL state :, SioE within "a
district who has aucged bankrupt uucn rs osn tu u M
District Court u said D.AIlck JNO HALlolN ph'ho.
ulup ~ M IL n Ne <,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01

IN the DISTRICT COURT of he UNITED
L STATES for the SOUTHERN D.sTICr Of hhWloeK--I
B.SxErprcT-Tu tie natter Of SIDNEY LolB, Baukut-
hereby gives notice u his appoatn@ns as A'rse
y LOCKE Of OH CITY Do TIE CI I'D
State Of within said District sho has been sulzd Bank
rr o. on his petition by the District Cosrt Of sad DnctDssA
PRAyclS C. BowNAy Asigasr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01

AT WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, No. I0i Flu
n tOnst.-wBDDISG CARDS and FINK STATIONERY gsa
Ished lsSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01

TOR LONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
i RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
sd sae MONDAY May - 1901 the hnss si follows
nOm Pier No. q. co, ~ Du,nest: - - 49,, $50,
Al HIS a. m.-kAPRESS PASSbNGBR LINE, Tor fhAdepnlA
Long Branch m-For Long Branch Toms River and h
mSdss stoas touching a. Pier Ne os passengers sniJ
a.ls
PAST FREIGHT LISR-LesVes Pier No y at so for Pills
drpha direct Ihe road aud the Camdea ani
Asne Railroad Freight taken :. oc raie' aud quick time sRiOry
ma RETURNING
PASSENGER Eew.York kc leaves Phalel
pha Einest ferry 5Ij From LoHg Branch. for Ns"-i0rh
THROUGH FARR TO PHILADELPHIA. ONLY e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
tIe mater sfFOBRRT H. COBC6S Bank-Igt-lS bANis sPrc
TO MON II MAY CONCERN; The g:'I,;nsi heiesr gr,e
1tee 81 n. rtment Asgnr' ~ koBEGI H. tobl EI
Of she Cy fEewYo-k Coun. % New Yok and state = New
York within aid District Who judged bankTnpt IN
own petition h District Court Of - n 80 hes-lo5s
az, lap No ~ Broadway neE-iork Ctr
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STEAMBOATS, anS gailrcabs.


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ini aficr MONDAY Nov 4, stIp. 1
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01
GEO. z. BRTTs. c.erk.

~ the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNIrED
4 STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of SE"YORK-l,
the matter Of ANDREW WILSON Ienkupt-lS BASERrTeI-l0
WHOA 1T NAY COM RS: Toe ulsg.cd .eeo, '' ho1c, %
spnointhsrE q Assuee Of ANDREW WILSON " tie C1
q New.YcrE the Comfy Of New-iors ad Sst Of Nerfqs,
wit IN sa District WHO has santgel Bankrupt ntou rs
net ,oB by the District Of Gad treDida AZ Nl off ~
alst Of October, A. d. IS6L JOIN 90 hiCh Aisgns
ts-3v No. N Bruef ~ Nes iNfhfir
Evening star., 1867-05-22


AN EXAMPLE WORTH FoLLewING.-Th The
early closing movement for the London shops
has been indorsed by the fashionable society
of the metropolis. Fourteen hundred ladies,
all .ileaders of fashion," declare they will no
longer do their shopping after two O'Clock on
Saturdays. rEt r''EE
~ The ST. Louis Republican states that
Archbishop kendrick has secured possession
OF a valuable lot in that city, on which he ex.
poets to erect q cathedral to cost at least
SO, 100000. ts- gs- 81 -.r rs+ra e. r-
~ The assessed valuation of real estate in
Norok, Va. is S6,500,00O. ..,--
~ Mr.. Beverly Smith, Cashier of the Ma.
tionsi Bank at PETERSBURG, West Virginia.
was found dead IN his bed on Monday morn.
ing. A. short time sin ce Mr.. Zeal Blackford,
of the same bank, was also found dead in his
bed. E-r r.-
ga "tih'' wedding was observed after an
unusal manner in Vermont the other day Th,
wife eloped with young fellow, taking with
her all the -tin" her husband had saved in ten
years. The discovery Of her abGence of course
closed the festival
few miles from Marshall, Michigan, poisoned
herself by taking strychine on Saturday last.
Before her death she confess ed the suicde, but
would assign NO reason for the deed, although
she alleged that m olive existed.
-s. ~ The Old School Presby terians, through
their deleeates at Cincinnati, have declined to
take any action on the proprety or impro.
priety Of selling milk on Sunday morning, or
in other words, have sa lctloned such supplies,
SThe Weekly Register, q Roman Catholic
organ, states that during the last wear,
thousand persons In the Wast End Of Londoa
have joined the Church Of Rome.
Evening star., 1867-05-22
THE EVENING STAR.
=
VIRGINIA Nsva

The Lynchburg Repuoncan save: 1--WE
have II on the best authority that as high as
10per ct. per Ron h has been demanded an d
obtained by the money lenders of This city, az d
we have every reason to believe that this IS
but representative instance of charges
equally or nearly as oatrageous. =
The Richmond Examiner has changed
har ds, ard viii be conducsed by the Exsmin-
er Paper Company, with Thomas III. Wynne
as resident, and Mr.. VIM. H Wade, ana Or.
j. b Brock as managing editors. i, -
The -presidept and Directors of the Alexau-
dria and Fredericksburg X. r. are to meet on
Friday next.
Evening star., 1867-05-22

~ A bin in chancery was fled at Chicago
, on Wednesday, in the Circuit 90 nrt, bv Adele 9
Williams the late widow OF Hon. Stephen A.
Dopylas: Robert Williams her ha band: Rob-
ert Nj Douglas and stephen A. Douglas, in
ia MT en- iidren of Mr.. Dougtas, against Nicho-
las b. 1giehart, NICHOLAS G. Iglenart. Nicho-
las o. Vail and William S. Carsther. The
bill sets forthathe alleged wrongful a cts Of N 4.
p IeIehart in the disposal of the estate, and
prays that an account may be had. 1t alleges
that glehart was given power of attorney
by MRS. douglas, under a mistake
Evening star., 1867-05-22

49, THE PREsERvATION OF FIsH.--In a recent
report of the Boston Fruit Preserving Com
panv." that body state thar fish can be kept in
defin ire period of time 1t Is also stated that
fis n ha d been frozen solid in a fe W minutes in
one of the rooms, and hat certain parties were
dssirous of putin twenty thousand pounds
salmon are cheap, ar d that they intend to sell
them next winter. Others Interested in simi-
lar en- Enterprises may profit by this suggestion
Evening star., 1867-05-22
GOVERNMENT SALES.
OUBLIC AUCTION.

DUBLIC AUCTION.
OFFICE DEPor CoMMIssARY OF SuBsIsTEScE,S
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 81, 1857.
Will be offered at public auction, at II O'Clock A.
M, at Sixth street wharf, Washington. ID. c., un-
der the direction of Brevet MAJOR w. +. johnson,
G. s. ", on
TUESDAY, the 2sth inst,
About go, pounds roasted and ground Rye; abou
o. 900 pounds Of Hard Bread; 10 Hides and barrels
Tallow; Picks, Shovels, ! Double Range and Fix
lures, large Iron Cauldrons, Tin Cups, Plates i,
Spoons, Knives and Forks, Salt Sacks Cant Hooks,
Bread Troughs, Empty Barrels, Tables, Sc, &C.,
&c
Also, the following condemned Subsistence Stores,
viz:
About coo pounds of Corn Mead, 2e5 pounds OF
Hominy, 100 pounds of Cod Fish small lot of salt
Meat Ham, Split Peas &c. SC, Nc.
my 21-5t G.. BELL, c. s., u g A.
Evening star., 1867-05-22

ARTIDOTEs TO STRYCHINA-lt would
seem, as the result of a long series of expert
ments conducted by Professor Bellini. that the
best antidotes against this poison are tannic
acid and tannin, chlorine and the tinctures OF
iodine and bromine. These agents do not,
however. act chemically on the poison, but
only through the astringent effects produced
by the acid en- the mucous or inner surface OF
the stomach
Evening star., 1867-05-22
Rf T. COLDWELL & CO., Auctioneers
II ;. w. corner Penn avenue and AZ street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
Ti ON X STREET SOUTH, OPPOSITE NAVY
YARD MARKET.
On WEDNESDAY, the 29th day of May, 1857,
shall sell, on the premises at 6 O'Clock D. m by
virtue OF deed of trust to me- dated the 5th day Of
November, 1866, and duly recorded in Liber r NJ
H., No. "a, folio No l66. one of the land records for
Washington D. c., being part of Lot No. L. in
Square No. $50, fronting on south street % feet
with depth of 79 feet, more or less, to Virginia
avenue, with the improvements, consisting of two
Tenements. the front frame, and the rear of each
being built of brick, and good stable
Terms cash. All conyeyancing and stamps at cost
OF purchaser. 500 down when the property is
knocked off. j T. COIDWELI,
my 22-7tt Trnstee p
Evening star., 1867-05-22
RY COOPER LAT1MHR, Aucttoneers.
Southwest corner OF Penn: avenue and llth street,
Star Office Buildina


the District Of Columbia. passed in chancery
cause No Su. the undersigned, trustee. Will pro-
cesd TO sell, on the premises on MONDAY, the
9Th day Of May, A: D. 1851, at clock p M, all
the Lots In SQUARE No $50. between 18th and 18th
to the subdiyis Of said square made By the
II ustee in said cause. -..
Tho sale will be continued from day to day,
(eundsys excepted at the same hour, until ell
the lots have been sold. ~ 4.E -
I The terms Of sale, e. prescribed By the decree,
are as follows: One.half of purchase money to be
paid in cash. and the residue IN eqnal install.
from day Of sale: the deferred payments to be So
cured BY the notes Of the p1rchs;st, Endorsed to
retained by the trustee until all the purchase
money j. Iaid. eaS 70 be paid down on each lot at
, stamps at the cost Of the purchssers.
= = yQHH B: TURTON, Trustee.
Evening star., 1867-05-22

~ Mrs. John Goldrick died at Wethers
field, Ct, Wednesday, OF heart disease, aged
So. She has had, for some months, PRESENT..
ment OF approaching death, and Tuesday
night told her husband, 81 shall die to-mor-
row About two O'Clock the next morning
she was found to be in a state OF insensibilitv,
and notwithstanding all that medical treat.
ment could do, expired at six O'clock
Evening star., 1867-05-22

I Ex- Cove nor Foote, of Mississippi, has
publ shed in the 81. Louis Democrat the first of
q seres Of articles on universal suffrage. In
the uestion OF womans suffrage as q grave
snd interesting mater, and contends that the
influence of the gentler and purer sex 10 want.
ing to keep our country exempt from the hor-
rors of foreign or domestic war, and from va
rious other wills of an alarming character.
Evening star., 1867-05-22

~ q ueen Victoria having, through the
Peace Congress called by her at Lond on, pre-
burg auction, warm graft ude to her is ex-
pressed throughout Europe. In Paris the
journals say her successful Intervention will
tend to draw closer the bonds of friendship
between France and neiand
Evening star., 1867-05-22

HOW TO BE FREsH AND HHALTHY.-The
New YORK EveniBg G azette tells young ladies
that If they would have fresh, healthy. and
youthful appearance. they must beware of late
hours, large crinoline. tight corsets, eonfec-
tlonery. hot bread. cold draughts, pastry,
deceilefte dress, modern novels; furna ce reg.
lIators, easy carriages, late suppers, thin
shoes, fear Of knowledge. nibbling between
neals, i'll temper haste to marry, dread of
growing old.
Evening star., 1867-05-22
Or 0REYN 8 WILLIANB, Auoeieneers.
= No. s26, southeast corner 7th and b sts.
rRUsrEF's SAL

: TRUHTEEB SAL1. IE[-
BY virtue of deed of trust dated October 2s,
1866, and duly recorded in Liber B N. ii. no. s.,
folio 1s4, Ohattel Record for Wsshington 90 unity
20, will sell, q public auction. on THURS.
p m. in front Of the premises, the unex pired
term Of Lease upon the south IS feet inches Of
about seven years to un, With privilege Of re-
moving the building at expiration Of term. Yearly
: Terms Of sale: Cash. All expenses of transfer
OF lease, with stamps, g cost Of puEchassr.
INV H. aoAds >.s-. A~ Ats
Evening star., 1867-05-22
ATEsT PARIS FASHIONS OF HAIR
DRESSING.
e. ALLI0T,
FRENCH HAIR DRESSER,

FhENId
). 324 street, between 18th and 14th SITS.
! Mr.. Alliot, from Paris, Hair Dresser, OF M the
celebrated Rachel, with whom he arrived IN TINS @
country, has now been established for the last
eight years in Washington and Newport, enjoying
the patronage of the corps dpomafiqae, and OF the
highest society He has the honor to announce thar
he has this season imported the latest fashions OF
hair dressing, and also pomades, and everything
he nr;ces - - b la 1-6m*
Evening star., 1867-05-22
DAR1s AND NEW YORK MILLINERY.

Mrs A, G. GASTON has just returhed liuH NC"
York with large and elegant assortment OF "a
fne French English, and American Straw
Bonnets and Hats for ladies and children; -
Crystal Amber, Pearl, and Straw QFna- ~
ments Also, general assortment OF hne ..oot
French Flowers Bonnet and Hat Frames IN g5eaii al
variety; Ribbons, silks, Grapes Tuiies anu i'e'''
Partieular attention given to all orders.
Rooms AS Sth street, near Pennsylv1i vi, ,a s,n
Evening star., 1867-05-22

Court decision has been given, the Macon Tele
graph and other Journals which have Hitherto
counseled inactivity, urge action and imme-
diate reconstruction and restoration. Clearly.
such men as Governor Perry cannot pers suade
the Southern people that it Is better to remain
out of the Union indefinitely rather than &C
cede to the terms offered.
Evening star., 1867-05-22

UY 0REEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiODeers. -
- No. c26, q. =. ocrner 7th and d streets.
THR1E DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSES, Stu
ated on the corner Of 10th street west and @
street north, 1T Auction T-' :" !
On WEDH ESDAT, the 22d instant, ct O'Clock
p m we shall sell, On the premises. three three
&c. .being houses Nos. 494, 49s, and 4Ss This 10
g6aS ia1 business RropertX, and very valuable Sale
city, Is closing ont all Of his property
Terms: One third cash: balance in six twelve.
and eighteen nths, for notes bearing interest,
and secured by deed Of trust on the premises
All conveyancfng aud revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser. 100 down on each house when
sold. GREEN WILLIAMS,
my 1918. 6.l7&ds tIntell.l Auctioneers,
Evening star., 1867-05-22

~ member of ore ofthe Boston ch u Oh es,
{ who has been labering among the fallen wo-
d men of that city has persuaded twenty.th
20 return to their homes, seven OF HON have
been converted and i've others were furnished
homes in Christian families. BY his efforts
one notorious house of ten inmates has been
g closed.
Evening star., 1867-05-22

~ Gov. MARSHALL, of Minnesota, has re-
ceived from the Government 10 900 rations, to
Be distributed among he destitute ttlers in th e
: frontier Counties OF that State. Great destitu-
tion exists among the new settlers, but they
- are hopeful. and with little assistance to get
in their crops, feel assured OF doing well.
Evening star., 1867-05-22

ONLY FOR LADIES TO READ-Eleganty
~ Embroidered NIGHT GOWN and CHINESE
here, of the newest and most beautiful designs,
received daily from our e9rRs OF l5e hands
largest manufacturer here of this kind of ladies'
wear, We can please all, both in quality and price,
and are determined at whatever cost, TO produce
the best work, issue the most elegant patterns and
STAMP CHEAPER, than any concern in this or
Our reputation as the only Practical Stamper
here insured ladies that no injurious COMPOSITIONS
work in the hands of those who buy a few blocks
and proclaim themselves stampers. Stamping.
cents per width and give you Collar and Cuffs in.
- WIN. PRINCE. 439 eth street,
fe2-tf ~ opposite Patent Office.
Evening star., 1867-05-22
ARklAAGEss ARA adf cARRIAGESu
4CtARRIAG EsiIl

We have on hand the most extensive STOCK OF nes S
and second- hand CARRIAGES ever OF A
fsred in this market, and at reasonaoie
pricce. Call and examine our stock ana
prices before purchasing. rs = - -
Z. YOUNG, JE3 BkO,.
my 4-eolm. 4oS Pc. ave. and A76 9th street.
Evening star., 1867-05-22
my 3-3aw3w&ds
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

x q. W auCtIOneefs.
HANpseME HegsEHoEp FgRNdTgRE, m PAS, As
PhATEb WARE AT AuCTIONo. fS oiN A'N - ~ =
At the 5 teef Sf FRxR WkP Meth g IF
instant e0mmfDi3sf P1SfSe sSSai sISfs
~ Tea Pots, Sugar and Cream stands, Bowl, &c
Table spoons and Forks, large and small, sterling
ssi ESEss Sqsa Fed Ths
have no duplicate sIRaekI + the Kgited States.
Parlor Organ and Cylinder Case with II cylinders,
PLAYING 90 tunes and 10 full oyertures, imported
Sofa, French Plate Pier Glass and Bracket j
Arm and other Chairs e.
fi E}sht, DAY ds,s eiIs Il SIess: isr mantsl at
se hssayy SILVER BOW ana ster
Boheniian Glass and Plate Cordial Stand q 1s
Pair Glass Drop Chandeliers 54s, a.ss 2sa
Els;a Gsss,,s ssf
Sasslss. ssSs sSsa xs'
Two snd sss iss Firth FIFTH Il
- BED Rooms HNR .ENTRFgs 50
Fsnssfs FsS nshesSss essest. ws5aTSses cssiSs ~
Small Oil Paintings and Engravings G7&* E%
A variety Of Kitchen and Housekeeping Articles.
n A.Vh9"oy S"AiAoSS, oa uoaA VIZ ouu
One ses.5f set Il sineis sGai Harness
Platform Scale, to weigh from Il to 800 lbs.
Terms cash - GREEN & WILLIAMS
| Mood [Int.& Chron] Auetioneers.
QY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers
I'D {Late Clerks with Jas. @. MCGUIRE & Co..
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and llth street.
sTREET, BEfMEEa i AND SIS Is Wi WEsT, +
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, at six
O'Clock, In front of the premises, shall sell parts
Lots g and -, in Square $50, situated the west
side 18th street between and streets. and run
nns esea ss1.s to fqos alley sory
This property is In very desirable locality, be.
inE cor ,cscnyeaient y to al the DEPARTMENTS.
Terms Of sale One half cash; balance in and -
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust.
Al ,n and stamps at purchasers cost.
s:aSssH2aa a.s2as tune cSoss is1s sLArImEs Auets
KY YKnBOURN 4 LATTA, = 80 -
- Real Estate Brokers, cor. 7th and r sts.
HER d iaTH IS! !wRiEsf AND q ofsr. II NofxTH ixfi
0i f0NDIT, ,ths Eth day Of My, ~ " o'clock
p M ye viii ssn on tho KrsnIsss, g n sll of Lots =
Viii s ssSdisa.d 3ssS sas ios f'SE assss snd
bounds stated Ct time n se1e. EasF@sss ) =
aT1UmEs on. hiatt oa1Ir k61nncs in SIX and twelve
months; tseptsd 81 doe4 of trust properly. Con.
ys!sgcask sAe ses.ys 3 3, est e patchsser. Adsr
s. s ;yos. j, Il az s e,sss s ssssIsssss. ass
NJ MA IOh4on, . 1ntea. 81 Z" = s
Evening star., 1867-05-22
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
II No. 526, $. f. corner of Seventh and d ST.

- No. 526, 5. F.. corner of Seventh and d sits
FOUR FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS 'FRONT.'
aNnR ~ sfagHH sTREESE SEREEF N6frH Fast II BETWEES
On TUESDAY. the 2lst instant, at o clock D. m .
we shall sell on the premises, parts of Lots Nos
sisting Of four good two story Frame Houses
Immediately afte, tho ALSO, aboya solo ,.o .,u
the premises, two story Frame House containing
nve eood rooms being part of Lot 9, in Sauara 7ss
south '"''' '''"eeh "A anu % sts
And Immediately after, we shall SELL ON the
fronting on street north and Fourth street east
Also. -
Part of Lot No. 8, in Square 7s4, fronting on B
street porth, between Third and Fourth streets
Terms One third cash; balance in six. tws,ve
and eighteen months. for notes hearing interest
and secured by deed of trust on the premises. All
ana revenue stamps at the cost Of the
nd GREEN 81 fs'a Wf.T1xMs Wfffe xsfs sS% Spsts
~ THE ABOVE. SALES ARE POSTPONED.
on account OF the rain; until THURSDAY, the 2sd
my I'd e n0ut GREEN RE M 1 WILLIAMS. Aucts
eGssEh tsss; ssAE!hnrt hAssGnssFs Co.
ssar ee Bvae, svsqe and 18th
EXXECcTToR,s RnALE SALE Or HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
f. aaaSESSkss ESES. $SR M!fSH M!RfSH COVE eseSWkssf' WAGONS
% ss hs between
tained therein. and belonging to the estate of fhe
late J Ohm r. Pepper, namely ~ VI 'ie
Velvet covered Sofa, Mirrors
Large Easy Chairs
Mirror front Wardrobe 81
Rosewood Bedsteads Ss
Brussels and Three NV Carnets
Marble Top Tables -
Walnut Bedsteads
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Two Cottage Sets, Wire Safe
Marble Top Washstands
White Dinner Sett
Cooking Stove and Fixtures,
with other Household and Kitchen Reoufsitas
Also, at u O'Clock, ,'-'
One bay Horse and Tor Buggy
Tive yeftey WagonD
Two Setts Horn10
One 4il4h 0oy, tEfs
Terms 0aGh. " III - - +.
ny,0tA4ae Elatl CO6PI6 s kLASI1I6,x xpcis.
Evening star., 1867-05-22
AUCTION SALES.
pY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
II No. 326, southeast corner7th and ID sts

TWO TWO STORY FRAME. HOUSES AND
LOTS FRONTING ON CHESTNUT STREET
NORTH BETWEEN 14TH AND 18TH SITS.
WEST, At AUCTION .gsT > 81 -
On WEDNESDAY. the 18th instant, at O'Clock
p. M on the premises, Lots No. 48 and 49, in Sauare
No. 209s. with the improvements, consisting Of
dwelline houses, which will be sold separately to
esferms 0ne-thifd cash balance in 6 and l;
months. fer notes bearing interest and secured by
adeed of trust ON the premises All conyeyancina
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
8 50 down on each house when sold.
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UY 0BEEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No. S26, southeast corner 7th and D SITS.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PR0PERTY OPPO.
SITE TIE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET

On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at 6 o'clock p.
m. we shall sell. on the premises, Lot No IL. in
square No. ,4si,. having 20 feet $ inches Eoptby
l2t feet in depth fronting on 9TH street, at the
mests. consisting Of = three. story Brick House,
with . two stsry brick back building, containing 6
Delhi restaurant; also adjoining ave shall sell
part Lot No. u: IN same sqnares having 20 feet
This property ofnHs great inducements to pur.
chasere 1t is one Of the best pieces of property
that is In the market for sale.
Terms One.half cash; belauce In six and IL
months, for notes bearing interest and secured
ancing and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pur
chaser. @200 oown the day OF sale
uylS.d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts,
Evening star., 1867-05-22
10y NAGLE Co, Auctioneers
- SalesroOms 295 Pa. ay., bet. 9Th and 10Th sts

10y NAGLE Co, Auctoneers.
~ Salesrooms 295 Pa. ay. bet. 9th and 10Th sts
DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE
EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE BY
catalogue. Of articles which have accumulated al
the Dead Letter Office consisting of great variety
OF miscellaneous Goods. The assortment consists in
part follows: "
Gold and Silver Watches
Brooches. Earrings. Bracelets |. .
Lockets, Rings, Guard Chains. Spectacles
Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Pencils
RibbOns; Lagos. Collars, Pocket Handk dkerchiefs
Silks and Calcoes
Kid and other Gloves. Emhroideries
Tides Ladies' and Gents Hose Bonnets
Shirts: Goats. Pants Drawers
Hats. Shoes. Tooth and Hair Brushes
Scissors. Penknives. Needles Perfuneries
Medicines. Books Engravings. &c.
Together with great variety of other articles
This sale embraces many useful. rare and curious
articles well worthy of public attention.
The above sale will commence at our saIesrno,ns
on MONDAY MORNING. May 10Th at II O'Clock,
and will he continued from time to time until the
whole is disposed of
Seats will be provided for ladies'
Terms cash.
BY order Of the Post Office Department
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