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i p0PTRAIT or MIR. GREELEY

Having received many inquiries from time to
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TRIBUNE, we have made an arrangement with
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The Washington Chronicle announces that it was
one OF its correspondents" that the health of Mr..
DAVIS and not its editor From this we infer that Mr..
Mcfarland who gave the toast and who UP 10 Monday
evening last was the editor Of The Chronicle has
signed the chair and become correspondent The fact
that he offered this toast Of nobodys business
and should have referred TO II had not The Chron
ce gone OF its way TO yndctvey asa the editor OF
this paper The best advice give to the Washing
ton editor is not drink at all II is bad practice and
people, especially editors of Little Pedlingon newspa
per are apt drink toasts at night that give them much
sorrow in the morning, and look very ugly IN print.
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found one in his own village who deserved
and received her share of Mr. Smiths bsno-
faction. The matter became public; aid the
neighbors were impeIled to say, "If stranger.
who never heard OF this widow sees ft to
" give her $50, ought not zoe 10 do somethhy
" for herp 81 will give her LOT for a
" dwelling" said one. Il viii supply Tic tim
"bcr" said another. "I the nails end Glass
said a third. owe viii put it up said a,e
carpenter and mason. SO, each doing what be
could best afford, the widow soon had com
Portable house over the heads of her children,
without drawing upon her $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22

Judge Underwood, in meeting at Richmond
on the 18th inst, stated q fact that is worth
circulating, for the encouragement of all who
may be prompted to acts of beDev0ence. He
said that, some thirty years ago, while living
in the interior of this State, lie received a
letter from Gerit Smith, inclosing sum of
money-?3OO, we believe-which he WAS ASKED
to distribute, $50 TO each, among tie most
needy of the deserving poor widows with chill
drcn in his county lie made due Inquiry, and
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W0.u.iN'S RIGHTS.
To "A. Editor Of The Tribune

10 IA, Editor Of The Trbmc
SIR: At the meeting alluded TO by yor CORE
spondent. womans Rights" IN your SATURDAY iSsue'
did express my conviction and wish that "o"'
should be enfraehised those who had the m9n"e'
mont NJ tho neeti, seemed 20 be goverIed by the nm
preston that il was meeting having sp'tuleaiJ " "
The acknowledgements of distinguished males i, hie,,
From sentiments there and then expresses VI a.. n
Major Haggerty and other persons Joine' 49, -
at least large portion ~ those presshs " n"wNx,,
tho Acknowledgement OF WoMaD Ill., l. D""''"N
Ne,r York. MAY 10, leG7
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What New-York specially wants now IS good
evening paper The Advertiser has become common
barrator; The EreRng Post in the interests OF the half
andhalf Copperheads and Free Traders, while The En-
press kind OF evening World and not to be seen any
loyal family The best evening paper now published in
NcwYork is The Erening Gazette newborn enterprise
which shows spirit and variety. We hope to see The
Go-efe h the field which The Post and Adrefiser have
ceased 10 occupy.
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Henry ST. Paul of The Mobile Times. few day, age
sent challenge 10 John Forsyth Of Ihe Register Hr
rtirned no answer The note. Mobile IL eNldehSy @
canning tnged with Northern sentiment, on the SUI ee0i
duelng. at least.
President Johnson saws that he will give plot OF
ground TO tho freedmen Of Greenvile Iehnv 70 DC 49,
for school and religious purposes II the ueeVLcn ""
lect the ground,
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Earl Derby officially expresses his opinion
that the difficulties still pending between En-
gland and the United States will be amicably
settled although proposition made some time
since to arbitratc has been rejected.
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Ne:p!a1orIs 9y1iIn Grlbatr&,
rrRMa on TIE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY. MAY %, 1867.

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A Berlin dispatch asserts that plot has been
discovered in Hanover having foy It's purpose
the assassination of King William and Count
bismarck
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~ A letter on Art in PhU09ciPhic. Gom o"r
special correspondent, Art ard Music Notices.
Personal ard Political Items, city, and Countty
rU be tound on the second page he Markets.
and Stripping Intelligence on he MIRA page; ana
Literary Items on tie Sirth page.
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The Ncrdrk q. j. Erening Courier is so
anxious to get a kick from TIE TRIBUNE that
it reiterates the fasehood of its own coinage
that Mr. Greeley, in his Richmond speech, pre-
dicted "the extinction of the negroes in this
Country" Still, it is MT worth kicking.
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The Irish Republic is the name of new journal
published in Chicago 1t aims to elevate socially and po-
utically the people for whom it is written aud attacks
the system which has long kept onr Irish feoweI-
zens tho mere slaves Of party.
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Gen. Sickles, believing that the South wants
more bread and less whisky, has wisely pro-
hibted the distillaton of spirits from grain in
the Carolinas.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice taken Of Anonymous Communications Whatever Is
intended Tor insertion authenticated by the name and address
Of the wreruot necessarily for publication but 40 guaranty Tor
ms good faith
All bushes. letters for th Office addressed to TIM Tr0'
UNE' EewAork
We eppt, undertake to return rejected Communications
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TIE EUREKA Brick MACHINE

males 900 splendid per 0 only ni' and one pair
hOrscs o. per p0rS Has 40 c7hpf hicl
20 be getting II ord, broing dorn lis great simplicity anu
,sei1s nov or command approval Of expert at shG
We challenge the world to produce It's equal
Sqt,Jqci0H guaranteed u oil ItrchdseTS
AHuAN REoUA General Agent. No. l4l Broadway n T.
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Jefferson Davis reached Montreal yesterday
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INIUN TTNITl -, a A ~
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING - BUNlAN IAbhIA' -
Corner Broadway aud Tweutyhrist
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QmuscncnI5.

INNS ryryrvq-NPTriKG TROUPE or JAPANESE JUG
ctrgt uf. . ID o'clock
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TRUSSES ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SCsPKNs0Rr
BISpAGEs SUPPORTERS kC-NARsH Co.'S Radical Cure Truss
Onee onv at No. Vesey.st Lady attendant
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.II.os GAtniN. ,,... M,
THIS LyEEIEC-TuE BLACK ChOoN-"e' ''"''''u' '''''
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ACADEMY OF DfSlON....
nay AND EyENING-FOETY SECOND ANIMAL hNiiI9l! lU'
OP PICTURES AND SCULPTURE Conner oil l"eh 'u'' ' S'
Eaur have
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
UMBER, &C., AT AUCTION.

Depot 1anTtsr0iaSteTS OVfes,
a- .aE. WaShiagfoa. d. c.. Jnne "a, 1851
On MONDAY. July LIST. commencing at IL o CLOCK
a m will be sold at Government Lumber Yard,
foot of 9th street, by order of the Quartermaster
General, under the supervis sion of Captain James
u. Payne, A. z. NJ, lot OF second manu- LUMBER
consisting in part of
IS .225 feet A Flooring $50
q. 800 feet 3N9 Il 10 Scantling
932S feet IONIC Scantling
% .0o0 feet 216 Joist
100 feet 2x6 and Joist
9.eoo feet INA Joist -. .. 100
1880 feet A Cuttings
10000 feet 3x4 Scantling 80 Hs-
TO- So feet 3-inch Battens q r....
a5O feet Door Castings y ., !. .r..t
$50 feet Window Stills
To feet Window Sash
361 Window Frames E N
go Doors
I. p; boxes Window Weights, 6 and s lbs.
Office Building, l2xl2 feet, containing about
Mss Hnuse 1exes feet, containing about 100
'e Carpenters Benches, Office Building, Posts,
Ten days are allowed in which to remove pur-
Terms: Cash, in Geyernment f M%snr ,vs
ie s4st Breyet Brig Gen. Depot Qnartermasier.
GovERNhENr Hs sRkEs AND MULES FOX
DEPOT orart,r,rastsr's Osee,
tE- WashiHgfoa, ID. c., June a, lSoI.S
Will be sold at Public Auction, on WEDNEs-
der the supervision Of Captain James u Payne,
Assistant Quartermaster, commencing at L CLOCK
I noonEt ELEVEN HORSES AND TWO MULES,
reported as unseryieeable, but good for farmers
Animals will be sold singly.
Terms cash, in Gov eminent funds;
-. - - CHARLES H. TOMPkINS,
p1-4t esz. Byt. Brig. Gen., Depot Quar- er.
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CITY PROPERTY TO BE SOLD FOR TAXES.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, HALL, APRIL g. 1867.
Commencing WEDNESDAY a6th day of june
following Property Public Auction
Hail. (Aldermens Chamber City Washington,
unless the said Taxes previously with
Sale at O'Clock A.
WILLIAM DIXON, Collector
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RARE CHANCE FOR CLERKS.

h1hE OI1-1NJE rVh CLEhhc.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN THE FIRST WARD.
By virtue of deed of trust to me from Melissa
G. Poler dated May s. 1867. and recorded in Liber
E. E.. No. 9, folio d of the land records for
auction on the premises, on TUESDAY. July ID,
at clock p m, all that piece or parcel of ground
CD in Square numbered fifty mine (59l in the city
of Washington aforesaid and contained in the fol-
point on Twenty third street west and twenty 30,
feet from the southwest corner of Lot numbered
thence east one hundred and thirty seven l) feet
two and half ca inches thence south fifteen ~
feet two and half (21O inches to the place of be-
ginning.
Terms Cash. All conveyapcing and stamps at
cost of purchaser. One hundred dollars Sl0O) will
be required down when the PROPERTY is knocked Off
s. p. BROWN, Trustee.
ie22-d COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
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I OF ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, AT
II AUCTION.
Will be sold on the premises, very fine Lot, on
this avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, near
Judge Wylie s residence, north side of the avenue
Lot Is feet front with 0O0feet of ground, and
raj two-story Frame Houses; fruits, &c, in the
yard. Sale, TUESDAY, the 18th, at S O'Clock D. m
Terms: One half cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months. $50 down at the time of sale
r. M. HALLS
Real Estate Exchange,
Je Is II Louisiana ave-. corner Of 18th St
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pY W. l.. WALL & CO., Auctoneers,
ID Stores 315 and 317. south corner Pa. ave.
and 9th street.
SALE OF GROCERIES, WHISKY, BROOMS,
SEGARS. SUGARS &C., &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING, June q, commencing
at 10 clock, we will SELL at our Sales Rooms, an
assortment of Grocery and other articles such as
Barrels Sugars
Barrels Whisky, casks Brandy
to,0O0 Segars of different brands
10 cases Champagne
keg Butter r....
Sacks and barrels Coffee
Boxes Starch, Soap
Cases pure Holland Gin
With other articles in the Grocery line
20 rolls 4, 8, and 6-quarter Red and White Mat
ting
With lot Of Furniture, &c
Hair and Shack Mattresses
Bureaus, Tables, Chairs
Sofas, Feather Beds, Boosters
Carpets, Mating
With a variety Of stker articles in the furniture
line. --.
ALSO,
lot of Fireworks.
ie 25 W. L. WALL l. co, Aucts.
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ny W L. WALL & co, Auctioneers
- sr Stores 3 ) and 317.
South corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street.
? ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
. On FRIDAY MORNING. IS IN June. commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock, we will sell. at house No. 3J2
10th street west between north l. and NJ streets
the entire Furniture of the house. We name in
part
Marblet top Tables, Whatnots
Walnut Sofas and Chairs
Mirrors Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Walnut Dedsteads
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Parlor and Cock Stoves
Cane seat Chairs Sideboard. &C
Extension Dining Table,
With the entire contents of the kitchen, consist
ing of all useful and good articles.
Terms cash, W. l.. WALL & CO.,
je25 Auctioneers.
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hESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE
~ pUBL1C TON


Take notice that we will sell, on the premises the
Farm of A. Vanhorn. on TIL URSDAY, the 9TH day
of June. 1867 at O'Clock m, at PUBLIC auction,
tf fair if not, the next fair day. one of the best
Produce and Dairy Farms in Montgomery Co., Md,
IL miles north of Washington city, d. c.. near the
18th street and Brookville turnpike, three miles
above Mitchells Cross Road Tavern, on the New
Cut road, four miles south of Sandy Spring Post
Office. 1t joins the lands OF 5. W. Cashel, John
Brady, Mr.. Bonafante and others. Convenient to
schools and churches. This Farm contains 229
acres more or less, OF superior quality; some in
high state of cultvation-about 10 acres of timothy
meadow. and 30 acres of heavy timber. Superior
water power for mill or factory; a large and com
modious Stone House. built in 1859; stone dairy,
of the best springs in the county, for ma
king butter and all other necessary outbuildings.
Peach and apple orchard in the prime of bearing.
This Farm will be sold in, two tracts or all to-
sers-rst tract of IS acres, with the water power;
second tract of l22 acres, with all the improve
ments. - ~ol-
Terms of sale One third cash, $500 on the day
of sale and the remainder of the one third within
FIVE months from the day of sale, with interest; the
remaining two thirds may be paid IN three four or
FIVE instruments, to suit the purchaser, by giving
corresponding bonds, with mortgage for the same;
then will be given indisputable deed. at the pur
chaser e cost and full possession; The purchaser
~ '' f ~. " D. L. WELLS CO.,
>-- Real Estate Agents and Aucfieneers,
corner 9th street and La. avenue,
, fi0s. Washington. d. Z.
NB.-This is a good opening for public BUSH
ness and "a regular drove stand. je z2td
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SALES IN GEORGETOWN.


Pr THOMAS BOWLING, Auet,; Georgetown.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
EFFECTS AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, June 18th, at 10 o clock, Will sell,
at the residence of VIM II. Rohrer, Esq, No lis
Gay street, between Congress and High streets,
general assortment of Household Furniture, con-
slstlng OF
Walnut Spring Scat Chairs and Sofa
Walnut Marble-top Bureaus, Washstands, and
Tables
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads
Feather Beds and Mattresses
Dining. Cane Seat, and other Chairs
Brussels, Three ply, and Ingram Carpets
Mating and Oil Cloth
Cooking. Parlor and other Stoves, with many
other articles too numerous to mention.
ie a.-;t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auet.' Georgetown.
By virtue of deed of trust, executed by VIM: D.
Trnnnel and wife and recorded in Libers +. Z. E.,
No g. folio l46, of the Land Records, and at the re.
quest of the party secured thereby, | will offer at
public sale, at o clock p m, on Thu RsDAi the
9th instant parts of lots numbered 10 and Il mont
ing q IA feet the west side of Potomac street,
and running back the width s. feet deep, with
the 2 story frame building.
Terms at sale. r,,o~, ~
je II THOMAS DOW Ling, auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY W.. L. WALL b CO., Auctioneers,
- Stores 81 5 and 317 Penn avenue

RY w. L. WALL b CO., Auctioneers.
- stores 3I5 and 81 Penn avenue
SALE OF UNCLA1MEp PACKAGES AT AUG
On SATURDAY, June 20, at 10 a. m, viii be sold.
at the Auction Room of w. l.. Wall Co a LOT of
unclaimed Baggage, left at the ST. Charles Hotel
which VIII be sold to pay board and charges for and
sisting Of Trunks, Vaises Carpet Bags ar, DC
P. :ALLABACH, Proprietor.
le25-d WI. WALL CO., Aucts.-.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers -
II No a26 B. h. corner of Seventh and sts
yALUARLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN p AND
STREETS NORTH. AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY the 18th inst. We shall sell in front
OF the premises. at o'clock y. m south mart Of
lot No ii; In square No. 3g7 having a front of 20
feet 10 inches Sth street west by a depth .of OF
1 Terms One half cash, balance in six months for
nGte bearing interest; deed given and deed of trust
taken All conveyance and stamp at cost of par
chaser y P""
je Is IExp.l GREEN CIVILIANS. Aucts.
by GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. -
- Nc. 326 S. Z. corner eth and streets
VARIABLE BUILDING Lots FRONTING ON
THIRD STREET EAST. BETWEEN Penn
sfTtLy rA NJ AVENUE AND SOUTH ST, AT
( On FRIDAY, the goth inst, at 81 o'clock m
we shall sell, ON the premises, part of Lot No IL
in Square No 762 being IS feet front running bach
1873 feet in depth, which makes them two good build.
ing fronts. r.. ''''
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelva
By deed of trust on the premises. All conveyan-
cling and revenue stamps at the cost of the purcha
ser or purchasers: SO down on the day of sale
je 25.d GREEN WILLIAMS, Amcts.
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by W. l.. WALL & CO., Auetoners,
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
81 Louisiana ave, between 9Th and 10th sts.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
&c. &C.,
On THURSDAY MORNING, June 9th, at 10
O'CLOCK, we will sell at the Bazaar, a number of
Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses, "a full descrip
ton at sale } comprising about
--.-T. TWENTY FIVE HORSES.
Many good Work. Saddle and Harness Horses
Also,
A large collection of New and Second hand Bug
gies. Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other
Vehicles.
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city
New and second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages,
&C., at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays. ~ - - ' =.
Carriages and Harness always on private sale
je25 W. l.. WALL l. CO., Aucts.
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flIbS luSt6AlmeQt Wotet
nx.............,..09o|
Beginning on the line Oh
Thirteenth street sew
epty feet north, from
the south west cornar OF
sAid square. and run-I
ming thence with ThiY-'
teenth street north thiI-
tyfeet, thence east MY
slX feot th1ee inches I
thence south one hun
lafed fest, thence west
two fest, thence north
seventy feet, thence
West 4fty.fo feet 20
beelnnInG. n
Ditto. .................
FiHst inatAllmsnt water
TAI .sse............2 R
Being the south Afteen
feet mont OF said lot by
the depth thereof
OIbSOsss
Paving tai on Int. from
June 10. 1863. zee. "a
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RY GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
- No. 526 southeast corner 7th and ID streets

QY GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No 526 southeast corner 7th and ID streets,
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
THE ALLEY BETWEEN FOUR HALF
AND SIXTH STREETS, AND PENNSYLYA
AS MARBLE ALLEY, AT PUBLIC AUC-
M, will SELL, in front Of the premises part of
Lot of Ground, Nos 20 and 90. in Reservation B,
with the improvements, consisting of two story
Brick House, which can be altered to make two
good dwelling houses, containing in ali 2l54 square
feet OF ground, making it good investment
in six twelve, and eighteen months, with interest
and secured by deed of trust on the premises
All conveyancng and revenue stamps at the cost of
the purchaser. SlC0 down when sold
je 25-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DY COOPER Il LATIMER, Auctioneers.
ID Late Clerks with j. Z. Mcclure l. Co..
Southwest corner Penn avenue and 18th street.
Star Office Building.
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- ASVr .ssssssssss VIII
adams, James, in trust d.
First installment water
Nx................$5.A
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 i've inches, thence
southwestwardly as
right angles with sAid
avenue to the southeHn
boundary Of said lot,
thence eastWardly
twenty.three feet FIVE
inches, thence north.
westwardly to begin
ming. |
Adams, Joseph, and F
q. w also. +7ir 4
Adams, James A..
First lAstallment water.
Nx....y...........83.59
B0HlHninR on sOuth L
street thlrty.sIx feet
from the southwest
corner Of said lot num-,
Der three, thence due
westtwentyfeet, thence
north one hundred and
two feet six inchee 10
an alley, thence east
twenty feet thence
south one Hundred and
two feet six inches to
the beginning. Tr8 Q
Adams, J ames, and JOnn
p. Ingle. ~ @ a
First installment water
tAx............ SO Is
Beginning on q street
one hundred and TWEEN.
ty.fouf feet west from
the southeast corner Of
the square, Running
thence west Afsy.two
feet and one-hAh inch,
thence north two hun
dred feet, thence east
one hundred and soy.
| enty.six feet and one
half inch TO Foupth
street, thence west one
hundred and twenty.
four feet, thence soath
one hundred ana tAxes
feet to the beginning.
! Ardeeser, J P.......... +.
Frat instalimIent watel
e.s.... .sssssss0 VII
Amen, Letitja. "a. /.
First tnstallment water
lN...:........:..e@A
| 0eGt0njne on the 1l1nG
OF y street no7th 'ona
hundred and tAfee 1eet
.Woes nom Ne oOush-
| EASTERN corner Of UAad
| vquares 'tAeoo6 weel
a16nG saad stEoet eleh.
teen feet eleven inches,
Mence north oo6 hun.
'Wed md StRoAty.or(
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IN EUPPLENEN1-N
, 1867-12-20
FENTAN FUNERAL PROFESSIONS.
DUBLIN, Sunday Night.

DUBLIN, Sunday Night.
A.funeral procession, numbering $4,000
persons, including 1000 women and
boys, assembled to-day in Cork. All the
trades and boys OF .charity schools formed
a part. Five bands attended and played
the Dead March in Saul. All wore green
ribands, rosettes, and Grape.
After traversing the streets they ar
rived at the Botanic Gardens, and the
Burial Service was gone through. There
was no interference, and perfect order and
sobriety prevailed.
twenty-five magistrates met yesterday
and decided not to prohibit the demon
stration, but to have all the p%ublichouses
closed during the day.
Preparations are made for a great pro-
cession in Kanturk tomorrow. There
will be high mass and office for the dead.
Ibid.
, 1867-12-20
PROCLAMA,

NLLE og Enhver som MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afd6de Sagf6rerfuldmagtig Hr. JU-
LUIS ZEILAU indkaIdes herved med 3
Maaneders Varsel til for underteg-
nede Skifteret at anmelde og beviis-
liggj0re deres Krav.
st. Thom9 Skifterets C%ontoir, den
,12te December 1867.
ROsensGaMd.