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Stocks in New York To-Day.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH ]
NEW YORK, Oct 25.-Smith, Randolph Il Co.,
Rankers, No IL South Third street. and No.
Nassau street, New York, report att o'clock
this afternoon as follows
United states lSSls, ll3I01l2
United States 5-20s, 1852, ll23S61ll2lf.
United States 5-20s, 1854, IO9IS9l053s
United States 620s, 1865, lO9lI@lO8%
United States 5-20s, new, 1885. l0655glUI.
United States 5-20s, 1867, i087s@IU7.
United States l0-40s, lOO1I@l0Ol5.
June and July 1905, l0ijs@l0jS. Market IRE
gplar,
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ANOTHER PLACE OF AMUSEMENT PRoPosKp-
Last evening, a movementw was initiated for the
building of a new theatre bv our German citi-
zens. Mechanics Hall, on North Third street.
was filled, and subscriptions were received for
the new building, amounting to over $4,000.
Such a theatre is sorely felt in our city, having
such large German element. The building Is
to he irst-class, win he located In the vicinity
OF the Arch, and will cost at least 100000.
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From l. ouisiana.

New YORK, Oct 25.-The Posts special des.
patch says the Louisiana Convention will be
called for November I9. The majority for the
Convention is over 10000. The ye low fever in
New Orleans is declining.
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RIsToRI's FARRwELL.-Madame RistOri will
appear this evening att The Academy as "Medea"
aid Lady Macbeth" for her farewell benefit.
Tomorrow (Saturoay) afternoon, last appear
ance Of the great tragedienne in this city, most
positively. Marie Antotneue will be given en-
lire. on Monday evening Madame Rlstori
plays "Ehzabeth" in Harrisburg, en- route to
the South and West.
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THE AMERICAN BUTTON HOLE overseaming and
Sewing Machine Company desire to call the Atten-
ton OF the ladies to splendid Sewing and Button
hole Machine, at 8. W. corner of Eleventh and ohes-
nut 1t need only be examined to be appreciated. 1t
will speak for itself in It's performance
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Mr.. A. Winch, No sos Chestnut street, the Oc-
tober numbers of London Society," 81. James
Magazine, BelgroUia, CornhW, Temple Bar,
Good Words, and the Sunday Magazine, all nf
which are as good as usual which is all the
notice they need from us.
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THE CONSTITUTION, OF BRooKLYN.-The Con-
stitution Fire Com papy. OF Brooklyn visited the
Mint FairmOunt, and other places of interest
yesterday morning. In the afternoon Wis
sabickon was visited, and umptuous repast
the Arcl Street Theatre. This morning they
visited League Island and viewed the IRON
clRdR.
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GRANT AGAIN IN THE FIELD.-The Republi-
cans OF the Seventh Ward who are favorable
to the nomination of General Grant as their
candidate for President in 1868, will hold an
adjourned meeting this evening at ONeill's
Hail. at the corner OF Broad and Lombard
streets. The Hon. Charles O'Neill and other
prominent speakers will be present and address
he
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-25

RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE for the ErRtutous education
OF soldiers and sailors orphans will, when COM
peted be the largest institution Of the kind 10 the
country. Those who would aid the charity should
once subscribe to the shares, now selling one dollar
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TROUBLES LEAD TO A SHOOTING AFPRAY.-
Two negro men, named John II. Jackson and
iIe mast Sa6, III aW nave ior some
their mutual goodwill and friendship These
eliminated in q fraternal strife last Wedues-
day night, when Jackson, drawing forth huge
horse-pistol, loaded with shot, let fly at Sloan,
the charge taking effect In his arm. Both were
Romsdell
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THE Cool sNAP.-The wise Will now take the OPP
portunity to "snAp" up their early winter clothing
To have full choice, Is the time select from
the various styles Of hrsclass goods ready made or
made to order, OF Gentemens Clothing, as Charles
Stokes 3 Co.'S, under the Continental.
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- OFFICE OF THE DIsTILLERs, AND

hGge OFFICE OF THE DISTILLERS' AND
~ RECTI FIERS' ASSOCIATION OF PHILA-
DELPHIA, No, us SAMSON street
NoLIce.=Ata meeting Of the DISTILLERS' AND
PHILADELPHIA, held on MONDAY EVENING,
passed.
Resolved, That all dIstlllers connected with this
Association shall suspend the dlstIlation splrIt9
and after MONDAY next, October 49, for the
period OF TWO weeks. unless otherwise ordered.
l0254t ISAAC NJ, KAHNWEILER Secretary.
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THE SCHUYLKnL NAVY REVIEW, which has
been anticipated with such interest by its many
friends, takes place To. morrow afternoon, at
O'clock The participants meet at the Mansion
House, FairmOunt Park.
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PIoKPooKET.-John Eble was taken in Gus
tody last night by the Fifth District Police
charged with picking pockets. Alderman Tuni'
son held him In $500 bail to answer.
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M. sEonNAKRR & Co.. No. 1924 Chestnut street, are
now opening an elegant assortment OF MISSES. Sse
drens Clothing for boys girs Infants, and misses In
the latest styles
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New York Politics.

NEw YORK, Oct. 25.-General Hiilhouse has
accepted the Republican nomination for Comp
tIoller.
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PARENTs AND CHILDREN, If you wish good photo
WraDhs OF each other, 20 Reimer's Gallery. Second
street. above Green Six cards one large picture
al: Twelve FerrOtypes, 10 cents,
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THE OLDEST medical practice is that or the family
Long before doctors were known the head OF the
family examined and prescribed for the members.
From the necessity of the case the first and i'm
portant stage of every disease Is treated by the
patients parents OF nurse. THIS being so, how Inn
portant that the means on hand should be simple,
ample and eflicient HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFICs advertised in another coiumnl perfectly
this want: and should be in the hands OF every
intelligent family. Depot No 562 BroadwSy, y. x.
street Dyott S Co, No. 2s3 North Second street,
Wholesale agents. Sold also by George q. Evans,
sixth and Poplar streets; Ambrose Smith, Broad
and Oh esnut streets; Hortter Twentieth and Green
streets; John Bley, Franktord road; Roche Fifteenth
and South streets; Calender, Third and Walnut
streets; Hickman, No 1886 South Second street: Mar
shall Thirteenth and Market streets: Blythe No 3l20
Marked street. Sold In Germantown by w. II. Jones.
General Depot No. 65 Arch street.
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FINE CoHPFCTIoNs.-At George w. Jeukns', No
1897 Spring Garden street, can oe obtained foreign
fruits, nuts, almonds ETC., as well as fine assortment
OF cOnfecI ions. Jenkins is worthy OF call.
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WH1TMASs CHocoLATE.-The finest Chocolate for
table use, manufactured at the Pbiladelnhia Steam
Chocolate and Cocoa Works. stephen F. Whitman
Office and store No. 1910 Marketstreet.
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Latest NInrkets bv TeIegraph.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 25-Cotton market stronger;
Georgia mlddling I9c. Flour Is very dull and there
sales worthy of note. Wheat is better prime
l42; mixed Western, $r3& Oats steady; prime; 7O9
72c Rye dull and unchanged. Provisions continue
very dull,
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING of the Union Republican
citizens of the SEVENTH WARD, who favor the for
nation OF ward GRANT CAMPAIGN CLUB, will be
held A. ONeiils Hall Broad and Lombard streets,
this (FridAy) evening by order of the Committee on
Meetings. Addresses will be made by Hon. William
u. Mann, Brevet Major. General G. II. T. Cois Will
liam III. Ball. Hon. Charles ONeill, George Inman
Richie, T. Bradford Dwight, Brigadier General Joshua
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NEW B0oKs.-T. b. Peterson q Bros. have Just pub
hshed the following Interesting DoOks:-
HARBA LIFE In Egypt and Constantnople BY
Emmeline Lott, late Governess TO his Hghness tue
Grand Pasha Ibrahl o. son of his Highness. Ism sel
cloth.
LEYToN HALL BY Mark lemon, editor OF Lion
don Punch" and. author OF Loved at Last" wait
for the End etc. One volume. octave Price rs cents
TALE OF Two CITIES. By Charles Dickens This
Is the third volume of an entire edition of
Dickens Works. called The Peoples Edition. Illus
erated." Each volume Will be printed the
finest white paper Irom large clear type. loaded
book will contain near Que Thousand pages We will
speak more fully OF IT, ESQ In q few days,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FALL Ov HRCOATa.
FALL OvHRgOATa
FALL OvKRCOATs.
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
Hdlr ,c0y bet,eeen ! BENNETT q Co..
Fygth end TOWER HALL,
6ir0 strcets.) No. SIS MARX ET STREET.
AND No. 600 BRoApwAY' NEW YoH,x.
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| Clothing FOR Mems aud Boys FuH and
Winter lUedT, made In the most careful
L,fn.tbe,' manner and Of materials bought IN FIRST
hands at TttiIlOtlS prices TO He Hndlllyidc-
turerS
THIS tells the 1UhOLe story.
WANAMARER h BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE.
OAK HALL,
ON THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
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THE "MoDEL sHoULDER-SEAM SHIRT"
9Ss- MsSS NSSS mSSS ~
ES MSsiS MSSS 11SSs mSSS ~
m MSSS MSSS 80. a., Ms5o SV
MCIHTIRB & BBoTHERs No. loS5 Ohesnut street,
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JoNns 8 TEACHER, Printers No. $40 Minor street
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lhe ne most H cheerful and Perfect Heater IN Use ~
pe mao wholesale ana Retail of u. ~ CLAAHtis
lOn AkhDp NO zoos MARKET Street, fRAi"
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ANp No. 600 RnoAr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

OHAHCEBY SALE
bySn tue ef decree of the Supreme Court of
the Dftrfct OF Columbia, In the cause of Bsr nes
and al ys. Barnes and al, No. saI Rauity, dassd
the premises, on the days and at the hours here
matte me ned, the following described prop
En- IN sshlngton city. ID. c.. viz:
On TdUheDAY AFTERNOON May I'd, at 5
cloth .. m, on the premises. Lot No q. IN
= care No Sl4, improved by tAree Frame Houses,
,ont,ns en street north, between 4th and sta
On FRfUAY AFTERNOON. May Sd, At 4o'cIk
m, On the premises, Lots number ed 7, g. 10 II
ana IL and he east 81 feet inches from front to
rear oi Lot y 0 ,, III Square No. o55 lots aud IL
sTe improved by two t~o-story Frame Houses.
fronting respectively on 5th and 6th streets east
The other lots will be suhdivided
Immediately after the above. Lot No. IS,
square No 12+, improved by two Frame Houses.
fronting on I'd street eas;, between nort1 ID aud
Or MONDAY AETERSOON. Hav ssh, at s.,
oclock n en- the premises, psrJ u Lot No 1 !,
In Square No 81, fronting 50 fee. on Virginia Az.
enue, being u feet inches FROM the northeast
Corner OF said square aud running through to [
street imIroyed by Two Brick Houses.
On TUESDAY AFTEkNOOE. MAJ 7th, at 81
clock on the premises, g., street west, between
ID and str eets son n, six Frame ouses. on paris
OF Lots 80, 40 Al aId ~ IN square No. 465, each
house fronting about - feet inches.
Terms OF sale One :hird OF the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, and the residue in two eluai
instalments a. six and twelve mOaths. with in
terest 20 be secured by approved notes and u an
reserved The terms OF sale must be complied
with within one week sitter sale, or the property
NAV be resod at the risk and cost of he first pur
vey ancing Ut the cost Of the purchasers.
WALTER s. cox. Trustee.
COOPER LATIMER
aplo-eo&ds INTEL Auctioneers.
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QY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioueers
- date clerks With J. y. Mcclure Co.,
Southwest corner "a. avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building"

QY COOPER d LATIMER, Auctioueers.
southwest oernsr s rs .y.pns ss sna Co.
Star ofics Buiidins. n.y." ii'n street,
ExIOgTORs SALE OF LBAsIs OF HAM.
i n,AVk skhsTASRANr, ption at sale, ,
Mirrors, GSins Dinner ana Tes s.rrtos sIsse
E Mncsnt siSseosIds, Marble. top Bar Counters,
s sad ..f Burss sa:Ves ws!nSt Bed
japanese Vases 1.s and Puhch Bowls. Marble-top
ami FsfS Ds
May St9 an; and 10Th At 10 osIsek at the resi-
the entire and tssf ss
is4ss Gill frame E, ,s:.; , E,..I Mirror.
Magnificent Solid Walnut SIDE board. e,.ho,.,a,r
carved carve with stag head, game. and nsh-eost
Sw.lnut and Oak Marble, top sidsbeard.
Vase a MEDIUM ; .11s e high
7 fine. Oil Paintings, By lIfs a' ABOUT gallons
j silver plated Soda Fountain With Stone Tubs
81 In dSs nnss s eli frame
s mounted ID. with carved American Eagle,
6 Iron frame Marble top Saloon Tables
Sspiendia silver Plated Msgic-revolviug 6-bottIs
Lot French PTe.erses. i Pickle, s.ue. And o,,
condiments "of
Plated spoons, FORKS. Ui1S Gsstoss se
Several Walnut and Oak Extension Dining Table.
several Dinner: Tea. and Dessert Services
Large quantity Oat and Enerayef ClasswxrA
Walnut Haircloth Sofas, Castor and Side Chair,
Marble top Center Tables
DAmask and Lace Curtains and Shade.
Be - and Harcloth Lounees
Green Rep Walnut Sofa
Reclining CHAIR
Ro- wood Bedsteads. W ardrobes
Walnut Marbi top Bureaus, Washstands
Walnut Wardrobes and Bedsteads
Marble top and Plain Cottage saites
Bed Linen, Quilts, Comforts and Blankets
Tabiecloths, Napkins and Towels
Large quantity of Dining and other Chairs
brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
0ilcloths and MattinRs
hair and II usk Mattresses
Feather Bolsters and Pillows
] small erring's Fire proof Safe
] large Range
LARGE quani " Copper Cooking Utensils
Mar lie top Meat and Pastry Tabfes
Laree quantity Kitchen Creckery ard Cooking
Utensils
Together with . great many articles too hume
rOus TO mention.
Term. of sale: All sums undsr fire ivnfI.1 soI-
ta's. cdsh: over said amount, to be one half cash.
and the balance on Q credit of SIX months fro N
date OF sale, secured to the satisfastiou OF the
executor. DIR. THOs. MILLER. Executor
ap59d6ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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~The emigrant exodus from Ireland to n
United States is rapidly increasing to a full
nde, nine steamships engaged in the trans y
Portaiion having left Queenstown harbor
alone within a few days.
UTA man has applied for a divorce from
his wife al Chicago, on the ground OF extreme
cruelty She has "walloped" him regularly
for 10 years until, having the spirit of a man,
ne won't stand it any longer.
~It is ated that a monitor for the Pms
sIan navy is 20 be built a. New York
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DY 0REkN B WILLIAMS, Auctforsers
- No. $40, southea cor. eth and ID ST.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyED
PROPERTY, fronting on the corner Of Thir
ton
On THURSDAY, the 9th day OF Nav next, AZ 4
o'clock p. IA We shall stll. on the DIT z mises
Nos. !: Is, ard part of Lot No. 2, In sluare 2as.
with the improvements, consisting OF three brick
houses.
Also, one building lot at the corner having 30
feet front running back good depth; enc OF IS
feet front, running q good deTth between Two
brick houses, making ii good investment for an y
one wishing 10 in vest.
Terms made known on the day Of sale
$50 down OIL each piece when knocked of
ap20,d GREEN q WILLIAMS Arts
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&c. A. Sherman as obtained a verdict OF
SS.JOV damages against the Western Stage
Company for the loss OF his wife, child and
mother, who were drowned by the upsetting
of one of the Company's coaches while cross
ing Boone rIver, IN Iowa. The trial took
place at Lincoln An appeal has been taken
70 the Supreme Conf
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ga man was sawed IN pieces in Broome
County, y. Y, a few days ago. As some men
were passing a saw mill. they observed 4 man
lying upon bic face in the mill, and the saw
rnnning loosely as though IL needed reseItiug
They alIghtrd from the wagon IN which thew
were riding, ana found the man. Mr. VIM Y
Powers, covered with blood and dead
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GALE AT AUCTION.

By FITCH 4 FOX
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
Corr 18th and Fsts., opposite Post Once.
THE DESIRABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AZ
The NINTH STREkT METHODIST PRO-
IESTANT CHUROH. With the three story
Brick Parsonage, on 9Th street west, between i
and sts adjoining the Chronicle Once
On III RSDAH, the % day of Nav preximo, at
above described property.
The Churc contain so feet front by ss feet deao
with q Lot in the rear n by S. The Parsonage
con afns g feet IL inch front By 100 feet deep
Terms OF sale One third Dash; balance an six
and twelve months, with interest, secured By .
deed OF trust On the premises. Convey anoing and
down on the day Of sale
Further information can be had on application
ap a cot oOOPRR 4 LArIMER Auets
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RY oREEH D WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
- No. e26, b. :. corner It'll and stree ts.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
forth, 1t Auction.
On SATURDAY, the 9TH day of May, AZ q, oiook
Is, ", -. and 10. in kibbsy's subdivision OF
square No 638. having n feet inches front by
building lots.
Terms One third cash; balance in & and n
oy dee4 Of trust ON the premises. Ali Convex.
Ancing and revenue stamps ~ the csst OF the pur.
Chaser. o2o dowR on each lot vhon sold
'spU-d GRDBN = WILLIAMS, Auct,
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BLcOHoL As A MEDIOINE.-Fh- Middlesex
North District Medical Society nave appoin ed
a com mittee. TO report in one month. upon the
effects Of alcohol a. n beverage. upon the hu-
man system; the Society having previously
adopted resolution ina: as a medicine ale
hol IL sometimes usefUI-i, hetRg a difns ole
s'imulant, speedy IN action and Lransisn; IN rs
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DH COOPER 4. LAfIMER, Auct,o,..r.
D Late CLERKS with J. O. McGuirs q q !,
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvanie ayenns md i,th
street, Star Once Building.
uHIHPRovEp rRorGRrY IN TIN FIRST
WABD Ar AUCTION
On MONDAY NEXT, Nay sth' 81 eolocn |,
n on the premises. We shall sell Lot No III. IN
sSS.rs e. - dsaatsd on north street, between
$50 down at tine Of sale. Terms q sale.
~ ioAds C0OPEB 3 LATI4DB, Aucts.
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auct,oneers,
- uste clerks with q Mcclure 10 y
Southwest corner Pepua. avenue and llth street
Star Once Building.
FAIR OF FINE BAY HORSES. SIXTEEN
Hands high, Coupee, Set Double Harness, &c :,
On s1HSHY MORNING. Nay 9Th. At !, o,s,oe.
~ ~ tho stable Of Robert Earl Son II street.
between 30th end flat streets Ve viii sell q pair
OF large. ety ish Bay Borses. SIX teen hands hi eh
sound and gentle, and ens family amin ais
A'eo = Ccupes. set Double carriage Harness,
Blankets, 40.
The above are the property 81 Barren Won Lin.
berg: and sre SOLD only account Of his ueDar.
Tsrme eesh. C00P1R LArIAER,
ny l-eeoe AuctioneePa.
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llY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoueers.
u No. S26, southeast corner TN and % atreets

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
Auction, NO. 22o Seventh street north, be-
tween NJ aud streets west
On WEDNESDAY,. the 6th day Of May n
O'Clock n. we shall sell. on the premises Lot
No; "a, In elusre No. as. fronting Is feet q
inches on 9TH street. and running back nos feet 10
is feot paved alley. with the yeme pts con-
sistine OF . three story Brick Building, with a
Two story back building. slate roof, aud press
COED sized store reom. with shelvfngs. dr. aers,
and counters, In good order. A good cellar
through the house go
Parties desiring to examine the premise. can
do up to dap of sale
This property is in excellent repair, aud O fer,
great Inducements to purchasers desiring q good
business locati on and residence attached
Terms: One half cash; balance in six ana
twelve months. for notes bearing interest secured
by a deed Of trust on the premises. All coayeV-
ancine and revenue stamps at the cost of tie
purchaser $50 down on day of sale.
Title indisputsble.
GREEN WILLIAMS
ap2o-d Intel Auctionea,.
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ELIZABETH KRAFT, Guardian.
SOS GREEH WILLIAMS Aucts
ap Is cost
by COOPER 4 LATIMKR Auctioneers.
- uate clerks With jas. O. Mcclure 4 90 )
Southwest corner Penn avenue and nth sireat,

FINE ALABASTER VASES, STATIONERY
M1SCELLAHkoUS BOOKS, FANCY ARTI
Giles, &C At No. 210 Penusyivalia avenue
under willard II otel. at auction
0n WEDNEsDAY MORNING, May l. at 10
O'Clock. and EVENING at ~ O'Clock and fol.
lowing days, We Will cell the ntfre contents ef
Store No. 2lO Pennsyivania avenue We name
in part
? fine Alabaster Hebe Vases, elsborately csrvsa
sfeet 10 inches high
fine Aiabsster carved Gard Receiver and Ped.
estal, feet high
Gilt frame'Mir
Lot Engravin Rs Moroc co Bosew God And oil
Wiring Desks
Bronzed and China Inkstands, ne Photographic
Albums
Cheesmen and Boards, Playing Cards
god Pens, Pencil Cases, Scissors, Penkniyes
Perfumery and Toilet Soaps, Razor Straps
About 600 volumes Miscellaneous Books
Large quantity Legal, Letter. aud Note Paper
20 DO White, Buff, and Colored Enve.
mathemati cal InstT
Steel Pens and Penhelders
Lead Pencils Of all kinds, Letter Press
Blank Books, Ladiee' eatchels.
Also,
Brussels Carpet. Goal Stove
shelving and Tables, Show Case.
Together with great variety Of Fancy Goods
Notions, &c; usually kept in first class sta
Terms cash. GOOPER LATIMER,
"a du AuctfOpeers
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS FRONTING
on north street and Maryland avenue, between
9Th aud 1th SITS. eest, ct Auction
On WEDNESDAY, May sab. We shall sell in
front OF the premises. ct o o clock D. m the fol-
loving named Valuable Property. viz:
Lot No. &, In S9uare No. soa, having A front of
s. feet On c 81, aud IS Fee inches on Marylsnd
evense, between 9th and 9TH streets. ruuni ng
through the square at an average OF 200 feet,
square ieet Of srouDd, and viii admit Of q dfvis-
ion into six beautiful Brilcing Lots. 1t Is per
This Property ts Handsomely located. and the
sale Will be worthy the attention Of any person
wishing 10 purchase q handsome building Site
Terms. OnethIrd cash; balance In s and IL
mol ths, for notes bearing interest from day OF
sale. A deed of trust given aud decd Of trust ia
ken All conveyanc AT the cost of purchaser
including revenue stamps.
Title in6isputaLle. $50 paid down when the
property 10 sold. -
ap2e GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

The NEW TERRITORT-Uhe New Haven
Courier SAYS that Captain William w. Clark
OF New Haven. an old, uccss sful, aad t-Iil-
gent whaIeT. who has spent years on the coast
OF uSsiaR America, declares that the coun ~
10 worth iSn times what we paid for n. Is
fisheries are apparently insxhaustiole. its "
eOrs frequent ard safe. I's climate compare
lively mild. and It's lands rich in yaluaole
ores