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-Four Other Valuable Prizes.
FASHIONABLE DANCING AUADEMY
AND GYMNASTICS.

NDME. LEISE would most respectfully an
vi nounce TO the citizens OF Memphis that
her Glasses are now open athe new aud spleu-
did bail, at No. El second street, In The Ad-
ans block, one o. the must private and pleas
ant locations in the city. Name. l. Fas two
large Halls suited 10 all the wants OF her pu-
pills All her Glasses will be strictly private.
Pupils admitted on the days Of tuition. All
the new and most iahhiOnable dances taught
10 a few lessons. Ladies' glasses Tuesdays aid
Saturdays at 10 O'Clock an Masters ano
Misses Tuesdays and Saturdays al half-pest >
O'Clock pm; Gentlemen from 8 TO 10 o'clock
pm on Tde-days and Saturday, Mdme. l.
will give inslru rtions In the Lee Academy, the
Memphis Female institute, and at Mrs. Ma
ghee's School In South Memphis, as soon as the
Glasses can be arranged. The Madame viii also
give Instructions in the new Gymnastics OF
Physical Culture, which imparfs 80 much grace
and beauty 70 the figure. This training give
her School tbs advantage over all Others, "a
there Is no eXtfa charge made for this branch.
Terma-tOs cult the umes-Pert term Of twenty
four lessons, SIS
Parents and guardians are invited TO visit
School during the hours Of tuition, before
placing their children elsewhere Good music
provided, aud sOirees given twice per month
sol
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THE New Orleans Bulletin tells the
following pleasant story at the expense
Of 3 lady passenger en- q OF the boats
that cross the lakes; She had arisen in
the morning and had commenced dress
iDg-in the ladies' cabin, o. course. OBJ
serving the door to be partially open, she
ran against IL with all OF her force TO
close il, supposingi it TO open and shut on
the inner side. II was just the reverse,
however, and her establishment may be
imagined 81 finding herself running half
way down the main cabin into q crowd
Of gentlemen, before she could abste her
speed.
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MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE
Fall Meeting, 1857.

THE Fall Meeting over thi. Course viii com
i nence on the
First HOndaJ In November, and Con.
tiRue Six Bays.
Three blowing races closed, by the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE.
g. W. DIlahunt enters General Dunean's
br. ( Antelope, o. Ava anche, dam Gazette, by
johnson & Douglass enter bk. 3 Charlotte
Thompson, BY imp. Mickey Free, dam Ada
Johnson a Douglass enter s. c. Rlehelisu, BY
Jack Malone. dam the.dam OF Mugzins, By
Omera-
dam by imp. Emus second dam the dam o.
Socks.
General A. Buford enters bE. G. by Lexingiod;
dam thoroughbred but pedigree not known;
dress red, gray and white.
W. 5. Tremaine enters 3 c. Bushwhacker, oy
Lexington, dam by Glencoe dress red, white
Turner & johnson enter br. C. Crystal, by
Avalanche. dam Gun, by Chile Harold.
GREEN STAKE.
@. ". Dflahunt enters Gen. q. ". Hardfpg's
b.. T. Duetta, by Highlander, dam Delta, by imp.
Johnson & Douglass enters C. Z. by Jack Ma
lone, dam Albino, by Imp. Albion 3 years
Gen. A. Buford enters br. m. by vandal, lam
~ imr. @Srgrays; Syears Old dress red, gray
and white.
1OlA u. NuuNkhu ElNeAn GU AaNaLnAE AEANAAGIH
BY AUSTRALIAN dam Lavender, By WAGNER;
3 years OIL.
.. b Thomas enters Oh. f. Hira. by Lexington
out OF Hegira, by imp. Ambassador
Turner & Johnson enters Oh. { Magazine, by
Australian. dam by old Wagner.
W, A. FOwlkes enters dark br C. by Black
Wind dam by Ambassador 3 years olo.
W. A. FoWlEes enter b. T. by Nandsl, dam
Dutchess de Berri, by imp. Sovereign
OVER rON HOTEL STAKE.
Mr.. c. Castillo enters bay T. by Lexington.
dam Little Peggy, by CripPlei dress green and
] G.. Jones enters z. m. Maggie English. by
Shiloh, dam Fanny BY Epsilon; dress red gray
P. Mitchell enters Pat Cleburne, by Hiawa-
the, dam Dy imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
T.. A. Hausner entera stallion Duke Of Or
leans, by JACK Malone, dam Wagon Z mare.
W. =. Tremaine enters b b. Tom WOrley, by
RinggOld, dam by Glencoe; dress, red white
T e entries for this stake were closed on the
18th instant.
RACES YET OPEN FOB ENTRIES.
Firsl Day-Fint race, Gsyoso House stake,
mile heats, for all ages.
Second Day-second race, two mile dash, for
all ages.
Third Day-Citizens' purse, $500, two mile
heats. free for all ages.
Third ay-SecoGd race, three mile dash, free
for all ages $500 purse
Fourth Day-secOnd race, Bankers purse,
5000, thr e mile heats. free for all ages
Fifth Day-Southern and Western Turf Con-
greSs stake, tOur mi . heats
sixth Day-Ftrst race. saloon stake mile
heats. three best in Eve, 500 purse, free for all
ages. Second race, mile heats for beaten horses,
70 be h~andicaDPed, 500 purse.
GEN. n. r. FORREST, President.
A. d. GIBSON. Secretary. seq
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MAJOR-GENERAL STERLING PRICE,
Died September 18th, 1857,
Aged IS years.

The funeral services, performed be
tween two and three O'Clock, were char
acterized by the severe and primitive
simplicity peculiar to the Methodist
church, OF which the deceased was a
member. The church was densely
crowded, and the brief but pathetic
remarks of the Rev. DIR. 5 Attn were
listened to with devout and r. 'erent at
tentiOn.
The services inside the church being
concluded, the body was removed to the
hearse which was drawn by six black
horses. The following gentlemen acted
as pail bearers: Chss. 2. Chouteau, Z.
B. Ewing, Col. L. NJ. Kenneth, ex-Gov.
TrusteD Polk, Alexander ]. p. Garesche,
Robert Hull, Col. r. n. Musser, James
Harrison, Joseph II. Conn, Mai. Richard
Morrison, Gen. w. Shields and Col.
James R. ShRler. The number Of car
riages IN attendance was unusually large,
and as they formed into line the cortege
assumed 8 striking and impressive APP
pearsnce. AS 1t slowly proceeded to the
beautiful grounds of Bellefontaiue GENE.
terry it attracted general attention and
crowds assembled TO see IL pass. On
reaching the cemetery the body was
placed In the receiving vault to remain
until q final resting place shall have
been prepared to receive it.
simultaneously were celebrated the
funeral ~ebsequles Of Mrs. Celeste Price,
the only daughter Of Gen. Thomas L.
Price, Of Jefferson City, and wife Of
CELSIUS Price, second son OF Gen. Sterling
Price, who died during child birth about
ten minutes to twelve O'Clock Sunday
night.
Yesterday morning about nine O'Clock,
a number Of gentlemen, comrades and
friends OF Gen. Price, assembled in room
No. 8, southwest corner of Main and
Chestnut streets, for the purpose Of ex-
pressing in e collective and emphatic
manner their regret at his death, and
respect for his memory. A series OF res.
olutlons were adopted appropriate TO the
occasion, and those present resolved To
attend the funeral in q body.
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Of Three Hundred Acres Sub
urban Land on Ten Years
rro1SF
l est bidder
On Thursday, I4th November, 1887.

About gC acres Field and Forrest Land. on ny
Homestead Tract, situated three m les east o.
Memphis, 81 ths head o. Uuf1n avenue, aud
iying between Central avenue and the Old STATE
Line road. ThemOzt popular street pavements
being nov In process Of construction In Mem
phts. good turnpikes or street railways on the
roads leading from the city di ecfly through
this property. must soon follow. thereby AFFORD
ing the most reasonable probability orits greak
ard rapid Enhancement or value
In stating the advantages Of this property /
would specially refer 10 the HEALIH OF tho
locality as having been always considered
equal ifnOt superior to that o. any portion %
the city envirOns; while the high character q
Church and School PTirfleges combine 10 render
1t one Ofthe most desira0le points for a aubur-
ban residence which the vicinity Of Memphis
affords.
The TITLE 70 this property has been vested
in my father and myself for thirty years with
out Interruption, and Is nee from any tncum-
brance-
ne Subdivision Of the Gronds WI be IN lots
OF about Five Acres, according 70 plans 70 b
seen at the once Oftke AucaOneers. The ave-
nues viii be opened, and the lots numbered 50
as 70 be readily examined befOIe the cay Of sale.
Being Determined % SCI I shall Offer the fol-
lowing liberal
Terms: One-tenth Cash, the balance in Ten
Annual ~Lnstglnepl, with Interest from date
Warranty reeds gwen, and Trust Deeds taken.
waving redemption These terms will make
II very easy for any one 10 secure a pleasant
Home, which must constantly Increase IN
value ard comfort, as the growth OF Memphis
continues y. ". IRRELEVANT.
ROYSTBR, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
eeDI5-fdE Auotf0neerz-
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance OF DR.. JOHN
W. MADDOX and family are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the First Methodist
Church WESLEY Chapel on Thursday after
noon, Sd instant at 8 O'Clock.
Services by the Rev. Dr.. A. 7. Mann.
Carriages in attendance at the church. .
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PARTEE, M'GEHEE&CO
COTTON FACTORS,
AND
GeneFaIC Commission Merchants
COOPER BLOCK. Monroe street
Liberal Advances Made on C0Kiunab

III referring 70 our card as above. we uould
u say that IN the future, asin the past. We will
give our best attention 70 the i1tarests on onr
patrons on al consignments maae as. Ihaf
While our t~acllities are at least eouel 10 anv
TIE USUAL CH~R3ES WILL BE MADf'
Rud we plecge ourselves that the result 10 Inc
planter on all usin intrueted 10 as shall he
as favorable as from any other house OF equal
standing, or from parties who may proposs ia
trsnsaet cuisines for less than We feel We can
Justly and safely sGoId 70 90. oes-sm
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chief Justice chase ON Womaa's suaras

Oniet Justice Chnse On Aoman's Suffrage
In a recent conversation with Lucy
Stone Mr.. Chase said : BE free TO say
from me that ! think there will be no end
TO the good that will come by woman's
suffrage, on the elected, on elections, on
government and on woman herself. l
have said this 10 public and private for
many years. ! am glad that an effort is
making in Kansas TO accomplish it. and
I shall rejoice when the elective fran
chise shall be IS free TO women as il *
now to men. / think, toe, that this win
be at no distant day"
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The Dewitt EeotOr announces the
decease, on the 10th September, Of Msj.
Jas. L. Totten, an aged and esteemed
citizen Of Arkansas county and q prom
inent man 10 days passed.
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EhpGenAADAs
From the ST. Louis Republican,
The funeral Of Msj.-Gen. Sterling
Price, which took place yesterday morn
ing, was solemn and imposing. As nm
nounced in the published notice, the
body was removed early yesterday morn
ing to the First Methodist church, corner
Of Eighth street sDd Washington ave-
nue., where it remained in state until 2
pm. The church was visited by a large
humber Of citizens, and for several hours
almost q continuous throng passed
slowly by the bier. The interior OF
the church had been dttingly pre-.
pared for the occasion. The altar was
draped in black, and bands Of Grape par
italy covered the railing, and hung in
graceful festOons from the pulpit. A well
executed portrait Of the deceased, taken
In his younger days, wa suspended in
the rear Of the altar. The frame OF this
was also covered with Grape. The coffin
IVES Of mahogany, beautifully carved
and polished, with handles Of solid sill
yer, the inside being lined with black
velvet. While in the church the lid OF
the coffin remained removed, and the
face of the general was plainly ia
view. The expression was tranquil
and serene. 1t bore the marks OF
wasting disease, but still retained the
indications Of the generous, strong,
self-rellant spirit that had ono given It
animation. The body was dressed in
plain black broadcloth, the coat buttoned
closely up and the hands, covered with
white gloves, were folded Over the breast.
The cOfin-lid bore the following simple
inscription ia silver lettering surrounded
by silver EOweret leaves q
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AGENTS.

J. Rasberrys general agentiof ArA
Holm 2. ReardO1, Little Rock Ark.
Richard ThFustOH, Van Buren, AK
Read Fletcher, Pine Bluff, Ark.
yao. =. Esktn. Washington. Ark.
rev A. r. WtnaeId, Camden, Ark.
q. G.. Joy, Bolivar, Tenn.
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THE tops OF the White Mountains were
covered with snow on Monday morning.
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AUCTION.
10 de MedicaI FaonItv-

Administrators sale OF q Valuable An
paratus for he Cure Of Paralysis.
Il WILL sell 20 the bighesi bidder. az public
sale, for cash. on THURSDAY, OCTCBER
10Th. Al the Auction Room Of Royster TIRE
want n 20 Es Second street, one Of Had6ald1s
Portable Equalizsn for he cure Of Para ysis
and with IL Lhs Tight 70 the Patent In RhsIby'
county. The Apparatus f. complete, end may
BE- examined at the saiesrOom OF The Auctiiou-
ssrs. HUGH 3 MAbTiN, Admir-
Roystsr. T~rezeYant a Co ,Auctioneen.
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TITUS 60 CO.,
Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION
No. 10 jefferson Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

WE respectfully solicit a share Of the basi.
w ness of the planters Cd the South. We
thAok our former cnstnmers for their patron
tinue business with US. Our charges are the
same a. heretoBoro. Al Cotton consixned to us
wiz Be insured, unless otherwise instructed.
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MARTIN WALL & co..
SEES ava Front Street.
Wagon and Carriage Material

Corrected Daily BY WoOdburn, Smith q Co,
Nos. Ill and us Green street. 81. Louis.
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TEE FUNERAL 0P MAJO GENERAL
STERLING PRICE.
TIE sceue At the Church-An EmEOEiBE
Procession.
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THE Fall Meeting over his Course viii CON-
i nence on the
First HOndaJ In November, and Con.
tinue Six Bays.
~. E.fr.-r-- $500 ,rc..a - a.. $3.50
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llY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auosioassrs.

DlsIlABLl PRIyAfE 1EsID1Non ON g
Virginia avenues, between Seventh And 1ighth
streets vest lIslssd Z q Public Anstion;
m. xs shall ssll. .. the premise. that bcsatif.l
two Story and half Brick House, With 6ase-
mept,. coptainins in all SEINE. ninstesn rooms,
With houdsoDe DeR!erS. ehe0eer. dtnings and
sittins roons. Pe.triss. vine esllsI slosets. sod
ssvins Is iset ii inches front by liz iset deep 70
a Alley, meking one Of TIE best privsts resi-.
Also, immslistely aftsr the sale Of the above
e ssSsS mt Sa1:
q feet irees 81 100 isss ss:D g q sll:Y re ethSr
6fiek house. AaylRg = FEET inckee front, 81 no
1eet deep. vAlcA nsnes then Sod 0.ildine lSSs.
"a :islss:S $40, ~ .es.: S.s!sss i.ss:s:s.
All Sssvsy SsoiSs sld rsvssse ssoaDs IS the cost
ofsas HcSsisn:sIi Pr val ssrsss'fss - 49,
: ~ ~ q tie obovs vreOssty eanbe sen 6
ost%A Mnea.s ssss'ea store ssssn's ssvease
iii e1I1N 3 WILLIAMS, Asss.
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llY 0RDlN WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs,
ID No. 326, 81. corner Of 7th and d sts
rRUsTnEp sALDOF InPROyED B.AL IA
TATE IN TBB FIR6T WARD

By virtue Of two leeds Of trust, enc dated Dc.
esnber ths stn lsss: snS the other dstsd Apri the
duly recorded in Liber =. =. 4. No. u, HoHos g |,
ssS Is n. . ScSS % III for
public auction. On IoNDAf, the 18Th day OF
MAJ isc7 At eeloek p r., the following II Dc.
90 in Square Ho. oas hundred and seventeen III j
With the imprevements. cocsistinE Of three new
between and II streets north.
Terms One: cash, balance n and u
. deed Of trust on the prsmisss All convey snc.
ing and revenue :ts@1s q The cost q the pur-
srty When sold; and II the terms d sale ere not
complied with IN ave days. efter the day Of sale,
erty &c the risk and cost Of the dsfaeltine Duf.
chaser or purchasers. b. advertising the Same in
WtLIIAn =; W0ODWARD, Trustee:
my 7.so GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY 0REEN D WILLIAM ms, Auos,oue>rs
u Ne. 526, southeast corner 7th and ID sts
TRUSTEES SALE or REAL HsrArE.


In pursuance Of . decree Of the Su prem Cou re
81 the District OF Colum bia, rendered on the 9Th
S SooS Of Il Isbru:ry 49, the case O Stephen
- equity shall o6er for sale at pu bile sucti
g t6s highest bidder, on the premisss, on WE'D
nEsDAf, the Sth day Of May, 1851, at O'Clock
m, an the t,tersst, right, title. ssd estate Of
SSs o q, in and e Lof Nos and a IN square
HSlTmpa The ssid proB.rty With The improve
n ioss or },reels escorains to Iist Of diyl.ioI,
sels part Of ssd lots fronting let street east
oetween and y streets south. and the residue
fronting on thirty foot alley; and also Lot No.
2, IN Square No 7s1, the sams fronting On south
Terms One third cash, and the residue % the
st six and nine months, the purchaser 20 give bic
notes being ntsrest. The title deed TO be With
hsId until al the purchase money shall be paid.
All conveyancfng and revenue sta nps TO be 81 the
cost OF the purchaser purchasers. In case OF
osfe9It 10 comply with the terms OF sale Within
hve days from the date thereof the part or psrtg
purchased will be rssold wtthfn ten days there
after st the aad he will be chs rseA
Win eny dencieney In purchase money a de-
Roelt o. Csc will be required at the time Of sale
yoRl = HoRRIs. Trustee.
% A-eo&ds GREEN q VILLA Ms. Auets.
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aust1enesrs.
ID No. Sx6 Southeast cor. 7th and % streets

DESIRABLE UNlMPROvED PBOPERrY.
Fronting on Psnnsylvsaia Avenue and O street
south. between Sixth and Seventh streets east,
On MONDAV, the 9Th day of Nay next, at six
3'oloeh, p M, - shei sell, On the promises, Lott
H,.N, s, s., and 81, in square GS, eli HAVING rooS
This property offers Rreat Inducements Ia mr.
ehasers, ~ the location 10 very desiroble sktne
II = rood Investment for any one Wishing 70 Bur.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and "a
months, for notes bearing intersst, and secured
by deed of trust on the premises. All conyev.
Ancing and revenue stamps ct tho cost OF che
purchaser. Us down on each lot " hen sold
Up - GREEN WIkLIA00 Ancta
~THI ABOvE1ALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account Of the rain untiI HOLIDAY, the iSth in
slant, same hour and piece.
my1d tIntelJ AUctiOneors
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CITY PROPERTY TO BE seLp FOR TAXES

COLLECTIONS OFFICE, c1rY HAfi, APRIL ., 1857.
Connencns WEDNEsDAY,the 26th day 81 Jrns hs
hail. Chamser,} City Of Washington D. o.
saty
nne the paid Csecsos
ees NAV
Sale NJ, from
- l WILLIAM DIXON, Collector
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0Y COOPER LATIAER, Auctiouesrs
% Late clerks with james q. Mcclure 4 o.,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania aveuuo md i'm
street, "Star Ofhoe Building %
MODERN OIL PAINTiN0S

.roInHS9P%: .l - STE :PP1.IETIsss
auction rooms .e will sell, ~ catalogue. . large
and valuable collsction OF Fine Oil Psint,nss,
The collection comprises valuable original mic.
lures BY eminent living artists, and fnS copies Of
some Of the most celebrated pictures by TIE Old
Mas tiers now in the different galleries 81 Ear ope
Among the subjects may BE- found Group and
Figures, life size; Historic Subjects, Ooeyeroo-
tional Pieces, Architectural and Street Views In
different nuroRsa. citie:. Csttle Pieces. Marine
seapss, Ac., in great variety Of size, style, and
finish, and which, 1t ts believed, will be found
The paintings win be on exhibition On We'd mes.
day morning, day saA cyenine, lntil day Of sale.
Catalogues ready on Wednesday norninR
Terms caAh. OOOPBB LATIAGR.
my 7-d6ds Auctioneers,
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d No. s9o, corner Ith and streets

VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS FRONTING
on north slrest and Maryland avenue, between
9th and 7th sts. eaet. q Auction.
On W1pnnsDAY, Nay th. Ee shall -. ssii; in
front Of The LTsnissS Ct SelsSk p, n.' the fol-
Lot 10. q. IN Dquare no. 60, having . front Of
66 feet on ST., and g feet inch 90 on MARYLAND
SyerIe, 6sevssn 9Th and 9TH streets. running
thfoVeh the Square q a. average Of 3oe feet, or
100 feSt deer fro0 each street It contains 1871
ion into six beautiful Bail1i.s Lets. Il 10 per-
'' Tbi, FrcSsrty q hendsoasly located. and the
sale VIII IS worthy the attention Of any person
Terms: 6ns-thira eesh; .bslanos IN 6 md II
SsiS. 4 deed q trust 0ivsn and deed Of trust t..
Ken All oonvsyancing at the cost Of purchaser,
Including revonue eeenpe. - .
Title. fp1isyHsabls. go paid down whom the
s as GIEEE . WILLIAMS, Auess.
M oH11U . VLLLAH6. Aucuoneees.
vzLyA1Ll IulLDIHe LOT. .. n street
lo!tt. bstyeen esh md 7tA strssos Vsst, 6
I WS6 SIZES ~ ssA ,nss :. o. .eless
,. NJ, ys win eel. 9 the pss0iseo. part Lse Ne.
6, % 0qaaSe Ne. 40 lawns = Sset ifvu1 81 IS
3 re oeuors SSes, 1AkiH9 tt 3 Roo1 DvlIdl10 Let.
Seoflss 81 ness5 hsSSlSS i1ssfss4 ~ sssssS4S9
$500 81 tsuee e - = - AlSeeveySe0ne
30 iiSa5 SSi15 . wIILsAns, Assss.
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OY COOPER 4 LATIA1R, Auctionesrs,
ID Late clerks with }. q. Mcclure q Co,)
Southwest corner P0ln q avenue and nth street.
Star Omoe Building.
VERY vALgADLE BUsIN Ess PROPERTY
on The 1ORTH SIDE OF PA AVE BIZ.
TWIN ~ AND 9Th 6TREEfS, AT PUB.

T TX IHI u AND 9Th sTREErs, AT PUB
On MOlDAY. May sth, at 81 o'clock p m. on
the premisess We shall cell that valuable proper.
~ known - SSo Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and 9th etreets occupied for the Last ten years
* George W: Coehrs1; Esq; 2. cigar store.
ming back with IN average depth Of As feet to Q
Sofoot alley, improved b . three. story font
Capitalists or persons In search Of ne usiness
stands would do we'll to attend this ssie o there
avenue, psrtfcuarly IN business iocalities.
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance in six,
Of tYast. All convey anciAg and revenu stanps
at the cost of the lurchasers.
~THEiABOvE SALE 10 POSTPONED, IN
consequence Of the rain, until THURSDAY AL
TERN0O0, Nay 9. same hour and place.
my ltd COOPER 3 LATIADB, Aucts
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HI ". L. WALL 90. Aucsaea.ers.
C1UeTIny eALl OF VERY VALUABLE

nsi and iish streets vest. hui ~ oe'~esn
BY ytrt.s O 9 eeeree Of the Supreme Court. Of
10 !s. Dyer assinst Dyer, ct al, sSai sell -
&relndss ssSSesio2, e. ffe.t q Che Irssisss, on
Of Lot No. 8. in sIbdivisfsn Of square sls The
ios nerss = fsss on nsrtA street, running back
Tsrm Of sale: one half essh; balance in q ana
u months, With interest. Convey ans o. and
stamp ct cost OF purchasers. Deposit Of ESQ
II terms OF sale Are not complied With in sys
osys the property VII be resold ss risk and cost
money 10 paid.
sAMT L. PHILLIPS, rrustes.
0y< lIntl W. L. WALL q 90 Auets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07
AUCTION SALES.


INV. H. WALL Co., Auokt0nooRo.
H ossvee 30 I'D 81 ~ ssesh Ger. Pc. sv . ~ ~
H!s saEs.n MSrSSSs lFASS s4Ls ~ swns!y
tiH1ee saEAApoLorHs, 0AsSiA6RIs.
d wiDN SSDAY, Nay O. soamspesus q "A
c'cleek. and 70 - oostinuea nornias and Sve0ins
until the whole stock 10 disDosed Of. They viii
be sold In less 70 suit; and every lot warranted
true - name, TIE stsek embraces:
10 4, il q. end II Liner 6heetfnss
%, -, md 80 inch Pillow osse Linen
kHtfo heeyy edfgm end HupeYhne kineDs
OaDask bf1esie and Doable Satin Damask Linens
Hsphin. aaa Doylies to nstoh-the best sssAs
end Table Linen
Iurh ish and Scotch Medical Towels
pamask Berdered Hack ard Pine Diaper Towels
And 10 ID, IA French narseilles and Hnssish
American Osenterpsnes. Brown Coffee CLOTHS
Brown. Blesched. and Russian Orashes
-Ledscs' and 0ents' Linen Oamsric Hanskerchiefs
numerous to nsntisH.
this large stock Of frish Linens OF every deecrip
nen, being the largeSt ever offered at auction In
thS city. The above being fresh stock OF recent
importation from the veil Known manufact ofies
Of @. y. Richardson l. Sons. Oden. and Dunbar,
DfckeIson %. all in want Of fine Linen aud
Housekeeping Goods will do we'll to attend this
sale. W. L. WALL 3 co.,
my1-d AuctiOneers.