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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
PuhIie Auesfon.
DY YIRTUE OF 81 TRUsT DBED =

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED EX-
- ECUTED to Trustee, by George Mayo viii ssli
undivided moety house and lot Of land siu
city OF Knoxville, Tenussee, and bounded the
by Main and the east BY state street, and knoun
as the BeIl property, Including what known and
called the Dogan lot adjoining the lots Of W Pamar =
others. The above described property VIII be
the right OF redempton At the court hoes In
the city Knoxville Tennessee The lJth DAY Of pte
Der next satfrfy the debts specified IN said deed
aug Ig-st GEORGE BROWN, Trustee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
sHERIFF,S SALES.

{ 7 WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDs
cash. the court houas door In Knoxville, on
Saturday She day September 1865 al the right ~
te claim and demand that samuel Bell has ~ sd 10 ssr
tain land situated In the 18th civil district of knox
county adjoining s land Of aaron Armstrons Massey Par
SONS Others sad property viii be sold % satiy udE
Circuit Court Of Knox county In sscr Of g. W
Bell. aug i94t n. D. BBARDEh, Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
| WILL sBLL TO THE HIGHEST BID

DER for cash door in Knoxville, Sat-
nrday the l9h day Of September, 1868, all the right, %
claim demand that Wu Mabs has IN aud 70 certain
and lot t iaad containing acre lying 10 ne 0h
civil district o. Knox county adjoining the lands u Wtsu
Jett James Cox and ofhsrs Said property win Be sold %
satisfy Judgment circuit court Of knox cVuntf in
favor OF James 8 Conner for the Of II. Cox.
sug T,st M d. BEARDEN. Sheriff..
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26

There are now ,236 Mormons at Castle
Garden awaiting transportation to Utah;
2,100 more are expected from Ruropc soon.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
/ WILL sELL TO THE HIGHEST BID.

the house door IN Knoxville, on Sat
urday day Of september 1865, Ell the right TITS
claim demand James and George frsker has h sud
10 certain tract of lsnd the t civil distzt Of
Knox county adjoining the lands of Wm. Jst Howell bra-
others. Said property vii be sold to s2sE
Judgment circuit court Of Knox codsy IN isF0r Of
Vim Jesf NJ ID. BEA RIiEN, sheriff
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
! wILL SELL TO THE HIeHEsT BID

DER for cash. the house 10 Knoxville on SAT-
urday 18th day Of September s6s Al The right iis
claim and demand that II. Adcock has in aud 10 8 act o.
land in the l4th civil district Of Knox county adonng The
lands O. Gn and others, containing 70 sres more q
less Said properly Be sold to satisfy Judgsnt it tae
circuit court 0f anox county favor VI y y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
IcEI lcEI ICE /

John SCHERF & co. ARE IMPORT
- ING Sorthsrn Lake Ice, sEd will do during
and Fail season.
Parties Lying at station the Railroad betwesn Chat
tenoosa and Bristol can be supplied daily BY sending their
Tbs price win be IN aecordaBce with what costs as and
the reasonable terms. = =
sag 4-tv e JOHN soHERF 4 CO.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
l WILL SELL no THE HIGHEST BID

DER for cash. the oour house door IN lsnoxgiie sat-
nrdav the 10Th day September, 1865 all the n4yf M
fsr.t that John Ca has 10 aud ~ csEn taet 0f and
sitated n the 10th civil district Of Knox onty contaisg
90 acres more less and being the axg 0rneriy ovsd ~
Jhn Cifs fzther Said property WIN 81 sold % 5sfsiy
I1dereu hat Abraham kesnss obaiHed stost I'm N ths
eisgali ssH ISast Soaf' y AAs BEtRDEs. sbsra
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
LANDS AND TOWN LOTS FOR Sale.
United States Internal Revenue,

KNoxvELLE, August 11th, 1855.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: ALL
Il persons having any claims to the property herein dsg
pat required 70 show Why u ahord not Be or
fslte Unsed States inside Of thirty days from date
Five boxes $50 s Tobacco, the property Of W. D. hief
copper stills the property O. Gh0rmley, Bioun Co
10 do do do Jesse Branner,
do do DO ". c. Bowling, "
seized by violoticn Of the Internal Revenue Law
aug l2-St J. T.. ABERSATHY, Collector.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
vALUARLE MILL AND REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

AN UNDIVIDED ONk-fOUh1h or
~ a,o xcres ,f land lying on aud south cf french
Brcad river seven miles East Of knoxyes known - th
R.o very valuable Mil farm Bakers Greek. one
mile East Of Morgantou Biount county Tenn The iaF
contains about 40O acres. 80 a.,
The above property will Be sold Tor onha cash anu shs
rena'h"er on '''es GfoRGE BROWN or JACK JONES,
,ni,is s,s Knoxville Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26

Book AND JoB PRrSTIso o. eRsty -. s'',,s ,,.,s;cs
tiondone at ths WIG Once oa 7'''''
and reasonable terms.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
7 WILL SELL no THE HIGHEST BID

nER for cash hand the house docr in
y, saturday the 10th day Of 5sptgmbcri le - '.s '4t
ttls claim demand that james Nslsoa has ~ sn to
s ana lot situated r shisdstown, and tfns ~ 30 t
soS adjoining lots of Craig and Aazns 2s,e Psees.y
I'm ~ odd satisfy judgment 10 me eiIIui' eoeft %
Knox S9us'S co. =. ~ ia'0' NJ D. BEARBEg. shsria
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
GAINES & CO.. sole Agents,
Is WHITEHALL ST., NEW GoRK.


of the U. s., 90 Broadway.
NEw YORK, January 9Th, 1868.
MEssRs GAISEs & Co.. 10 ht,hail st.
GESrLENEH-I take pleasure in stating that for the past
six months have used GAINEs' COTTON PLANT BITTERS
my family and have found them to be Of great assistance
in the Of Dyspepsia, and q tonic generally.
sent few invalid friends my native city
Charleston s. o. and they have pronounced them to be
article that has assisted them much and satisfied that
this article tried in few families, your
sales in the above State will be very large.
Yours truly, JAMES L. RYAN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
~ vrprITE .9E AZ ORDER OF SALE

s from the circuit court q knex count .11 dfse.td
q ~ ssl Il the eogrt house door in knoxvllIe, sat
T I'm dsy ~ september, isto, al The right f'lIs
- Ie1ga Charles hinz has Ia ard - ctrf4ft
ks and lot situated IsIaPef.1ss hill II East k1fE
VILE viii bs sold sstisy udEsnt y ne tjreast
cow % n iat1 d. D. BEARDEN, shsriG
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
!, WILL sEIL no THE HIGHFsT BTD.

ms Or cash. At the court house door Knoxville on
DE- DE be I0h day Of ssptenber, isGs the right tina.
nd demand that Isaac Joseph s IN and 10 house
stnated On spring street, n s city 81 rifle,
the lots Of g. w. Jones, Waa swans hsirB sn9
Said property viii Be sold T. satisfy Judgment y
o. circuit court Of Knox county IN favor ef Iamss A. L.
mont, o59lo4 S.is' a.. D. BEAKDES, ssslir
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
wTLL SELL no THE HIGHEST BIO

nER for cash in hand 81 he house II Knoxg,
- s.nrday the 18th day Of September Ie8 right,
ttie claim aad demand that Theodore Miner In and q
house and lot sItueted IN She city u Knoxville, ~
h sdo Cincb street, adjoining the Cpcfe4
P,ssbyterisn church. Riley Hamtoe. and othsrs sat1
property will b sold g satisfy Judgment that N ihoas
btsined against him n the creHf eougt cOanky
aug 1s-h D. D. hbAhDbNs 1hsrH-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26

DER cash. At the house door in KnoxViis Or -
uFday, the 18th day of ssDisn6sr 1885, Al ths r.in
claim and demand that DsFld Skazgs has in and q. 81
and iot IN the city e KncxE Eie ed oinnf E d -
Theodore Miner and Others Sad properly VII -e6efr u
satisfy = Judgment n he circuit court sf ha'-
as1s sas Il lsss si''' e'''s II. D HEAEnEa sae11s;
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26

We republsh, below, portion Of the able speech de-
ysr,I in the House Of Representatives on the 18th
gli, BY the Representative from this district Hon.
Horace Maynard. We regret that its length and the
S.5 state Of our columns prevent quoting il entire
Ia, picture which Nv. Maynard draws Of the @ lost
,su,. 50 true TO the iscs and, withs, 60 admirably
..sysd that our readers will have great pleasure in
r.ssing g. seldom has address mere olsssieally
b..u or more rigdly thoughtful bssn uttered in the
v,,;oBsl CAPITOL Tbs extract is follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18
EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS. Re.

SPECIAL despatch from Duvall's Bluff Ark
snsas says: when the Evening S.ar left
Augusta, late Wednesday evening. some firing
On llchetS had occurred, IN which one picker
was KILLED and another wounded. The citizens
81 JackSOnport have gone 10 stop outsid srs
rom attaCkIng Cpham, who has has prisoners
coLhned IN the HOugh block, with powder nm
ceIneath, and threatens TO blow il up il attack
cd - - 1''N0
A writ Of habeas corpus, granted by Judge
Darrell. in New Orleans, on the petition of
about thirty seImen on the steamship Havana
lying there. which lately hoisted the Psrn vian
fsg at the Southwest Pass has been diSmissaJ
As the Peruvian Consul had granted a release
iTcm TIER contract 10 all who wished it,
A meeting of the Farragut Prize Association
= as held in Philsdelphls W eduezua evening"
40 which a letter from Admiral Farragut was
read stating mat ne was doing all in his power
% forward the claims of his men for prize
money Tor the capture of New Orleans
4 very heavy seizure of tobacco was made
NJ New Orleans Wednesday, sstiRatad from
SluD@ "o a. : jU.eOu worth. Guards have baen
PLACED IN a number OF the NEST respectable to-
ha' CO nrIns 40 The city. in consequence of the
"ii~ged internal revenue frauds.
NITagOana vas taken by Salnave's forces On
TOE 9TH ultimo. after the frs desperate fight
g II he war. The Custom House was bum
81 and he town pii9Eed. Salnaye iuteadsd To
move LIE ~ on Jacmvl.
Via LIsbcn we have news from Souih Amer
ca. Nothing OF import Bcs had Occurred AT the
seat Of war Paraguay since last ad vice.. I'm
fhH Marquis OF CaNias was about TO make an
attack on Netta- the last stronghold OF Lopez.
In The case OF Augustin DAILY vs. Jarrett and
Palmer, OF NlbiO's Theatre, New York a de-
SI~lyn y as given yesterday reinstating the lat
I'r from exhibiting the railroad scene in the
pi1y Of After Dark.
a reward of one thousand dollars has been
-Hvred Tor the apprehension and conviction of
ihe murGerers of Mr.. Douglas Love, Lonacon-
ing, Aliehgany county. Md.
Engineers are actively engaged in surveying
thr route OF the proposed railroad from Freder-
lex "a LIttlestOwD. Pa.
President johnson has pardoned John Os-
bTry- " DO was recently fined >1,OOJ' for -as-
sEting fraudulent whisky bonds.
>teedmaD, Shaw Il Co, of Cincinnati. failed
IerdaN. -
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CONGRESSIONAL,
Conclusion of Yesterdays Proceedings.

SENATE-Af.er ourreport closed Yesterday
NJ RESOLUTION of censure on the President
l7r the language used In his message in refer
ne 70 the pay sof the public debt. was dis.
eHsstG Al considerable length, when il was
HSreed 10. Adjourned
HONsE.-Afer the able addresses Of Msssrs.
ihckeY. of Pa, and Poland, of Vernon, yes
rIGay on the resolution in reference to the late
Ihadoeus stevens, eulOgies were delivered by
Messrs Kelley, BrOOmaIl and Morehead, of
ItLhsylVanla; Wood of New York; Maynard
81 Iennes &c; Ashley, of Ohio; Miller, of Penn
yINahI3, Orth, OF Indiana; koontz, of PennsyI-
sntai DOnneliy, Minnesota; Cake and Wood.
Naro. OF Pennsylvania: Robinson, of New
4 JIk- Syphtr. OF Louisiana; WhittemOre of
SoGih Carolina and COvode, of Pennsylvania
hl-eT the adoption OF the resolution the House
SO fOurInh -
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MUCH MARRIED-A kentucky schoOImaster
Tell N love with one Of his pupils, ana married
her- although she was only thirteen. As he
used % sCOld her ike the child she was, she
went back TO her mother and he roamed of
elsewhere After awhile each was informed of
he others death. and each proposed to marry
again. The girls second choice very kindly
dted IL year or so. and as did the schoolmas-
.er's. when he married Il third time only TO be
dlN OTcSd. About two weeks ago this much
married couple met by chance, joined their
fortunes again, and as the girl has arrived al
fesIs o! discretion, they expect 10 be happy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

SIt Is well known in England, at least,
lat "OuIda" i the Italian" name OF Miss
ella Rama.
RSIhe state reform school IN Iowa has
hit boys il charge employed in husking
-OTn, chUPpIng wood, &c.
SChicagO has Home fOr the reforma-
ION Of IBebriates, wbich Is sustained in part by
q IA on the drinking saloons of the city.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED oBDNAHoK AVN
~ ORDNANCE STOKES.

SALE OF CONDEMNED oRDNAHoE AND
- ORDNANCE STOKES.
vii ne sold q public an ctieu, at Fort Monro.
hISs ss,s via Point Comfert, Va, on MONDAY
large quantity of stores consistine in nerf - ~
following articles, viz: VI ~
24s FIELD sfge and sea coast Cannon, Howitz.r,
Of T.rioo. esS Sass Iron go and bronze. al
"Ts o,,a Iron Iron Gun Carriages, and cast irea
Large quantity OfArtiIlery Implement. and equip.
B2A Shot, Shell, Spherical Case, Stands Of Graz
ana Osnister, fer smooth bore and riaed
Foreign Model Arms. Of various calihrss.
=, ~ on ~. nside Carbines, good order.
10y Billed M1sksts, altered 70 percussion. oai.
siS Foot ARTILLERY Swords, good order.
a. Springfield Rined nuskss, cal. s..
Ssporting Rifles and shot Guns.
60 Light ARTILLERY sabres.
80 N. o. o. and usicians' Swords.
Infantry Accoutrements. Horse Equipments, snd
Artili sfz and cavalry Bis and Iron Parts. for
g:sso 81 I'D. Is.f:. Cnannsl and .srseJ
Black smiths Oar psnssrs', s.ddlers'. and Arnor-
Thirty days viii be allowed for the renewal o.
Terms OF SALE: Ten per cent. cash TO be paad
on day Of sale, balance on delivery Of the eoods.
catalogue 81 the articles % be sold viii Sc far
Ordnspes once Wsshinsson, d. cSs g. OF s''hs
The officer mailing the sale reserves the rfs hi N
BID IN and suspend the sale whenever The biddisS
proper authority On some Of the articles, or TSes
ever the interests Of the United etates In his oen
ION, may be subserved By % doing.
Maj, Of Ordnance and Bvt Dol. q d .s.A., o.aas.
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~A Portland lady attempted 20 kill a rat
nat had Incautiously invaded her parlor.
" hen the animal sought refuge by running up
garments upon her back. The woman fled
shIiekiIg from the room and tumbled down
stairs, turning a complete sOmersault landed
on her back and sfectually despatch hing the
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g. BAUM.
Removed.

POLL BABIES HOOP SKIRTS, % CENTS.
] would respectfully call the attention Of the
Ladies that have Just ecelved the largest stock
OF FRENCH COkSErs, all Qu slities. from V TO %
am ass nsnufsctering ell the latest novelties OF
PANlER and BUsTLk SKIRTS. Ladies will
Ses In mind that all Goods are warranted Mt or
10 sole.
CRAs BAUM,
sl3 sEvlhTH STREET.
dsl Inteilissucer Build
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IN q. BOSTON,

!. ,,.,.r.a .. ,.,.,! IiA h1lsid -
Fashionable Parties e the shsrtsst notice.
SIS x erRREf,
6etveen utA and Eth, OF q the Freedmen n asx,.~
Bank. corner 18th q. and Psan. ave. cen -
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nY GREES & WILLIAMS,
- kuctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26, southeast corner 7th and ID streets
THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD
WARE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
ENkk OFFERED FOB SALE IN TIN Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 10Th instant,
store Of J. P. Bartholow, Esq, op-
posite the Centre Market, on 7th street, be
mencins at 10 clock m, and cont nue. from day
to day C2tl ell is sold, the largest, most complete
and general assortment Of Hardware and AgricuI-
tnIsl Implements offered for sale in the city
Of W ashington. As the stock is well known to lie
on tne most superior quality and greatest variety,
We deem IL unnecessary to enumerste.
Terms cash.
nol9d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts.
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EDUCATIONAL.

III ~ Sn L AOANAAs
SELECT SCHOOL IL BOSTON, MASS.
MIsS STEVENS SCHOOL
FOB YOUNG CHILDREN AND MISSES
No. Carver street, first door from Boyston street
south side Of oston Common
Primary and Advanced Courses of study
French, By native Teacher.
husic.
Scholars admitted at any time during the school
year. Good accommodations will be procured for
Supils not residing in the city.
For circulars address Miss p. STEVENS, at her
school room, or Hon. A. r. STEVENS, Ebbitt
House, W ashipgton, ID. G..
References:-Hon. Jacob Sleeper. Hon. Otis Nor
cross. Hon. A. i. stevens, NJ. Lieut.. Gov Nm
Clafiln, iGaabod H1~land. Eco Rev 9; h. wlnk-
ten, u II +. p button, Esq Epen Sears, Esq /;
John A. Lamsop. D. ID.
DECEMBER, 1858. delS- I'm
MISS +. A. COBOURNS SELECT SCHOOL,
w in the str eet Baptist Church, bet 9th and
7th SITS. The English Branc hes taught on the Nor
mai school Plan. Address 201 Pa. ave. de5-lms
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS,

No. 326, southeast oornel I'm and streets
TRUsrEE $ SALE or BOUsE AND LOT ON
nIhGiSIA AhkNnE. hEAk THE CORSkH
Ia BY virtue Of deed in trust from John
E" heane and wife bearing date on the LIST hsv
49, 4 NOvem h.r, lsSs, and recorded IN Libar r
e n, No 10 folio 247 90 SCI 81 the request Of the
holder OF and TO pay note for the sum Of ssy =,
with interest from the let day Of November. lsa
the subscriber will cell AZ public sale. on L Es
DAY the I'D day OF December, ls5s at g clock D.
sabc vision 10 Square No. SIS. fronting 20 feet ON
Virginia avenue By 81 feet deep TO 80 alley. With
the imPr0N cOusi sting Of we'll -buiit two-
story Brick Dwelling House with store Room
Terms. Oae third cssh. OF which Siug must re
paid on the spot;D balance ia sir ana twelve
months, Tor notes secured by deed in trust poa
the property, and IL not complied with in We d.ys
after the sale. the property viii be resoII a. the
rlsk ans expense OF the purchaser. An cousey-
anciug and stamps AZ the cost of the purchaser
CHAS 3 WALLACE, Trustaa
de IA dads GREEN q WILLIAMS. aucts
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R1 GKEEN WILLIAMS,
II tueti Oneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. sSS, South est corner 9TH and . street
TIE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD
WARE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPIg-
MENIs EVER OFFERED FOR SALE in THf
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT AUCTION
n OF fRIDAf, the 10Th instant, we will sell,
- at the warehouse aud store OF p Bartho-
a low, ESQ opposite the Centre Market ON 7rh
Sstreet between Pennsy " ania avenue and the
Canal commencing at O'Clock IN , and
continuing from evening to evening until ali is
sold. the largest, most complete, and general as
sorimtnt Of Hard vare and Agricultural ImpIe-
ments ever offered for sale I'm the city of Washing
tor As the stock Is well known 20 be Of the m Bst
superior quality and greatest variety We deem IL
unnecessary to enumerste.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS
ho2-u tlntkUhrGnI Auctioueers.
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TRUsTEEssALE OF vERY VALUABLE PRI-
nhTh Residence On STREET SORrd,
BEISMMEkN SIXTH AND SEVENTH srs.
~ b. virtue Of deed of trust from Alexander
EsE Med. Davis sBd wife, dated June $40, 1857 :,
Sss-and recorded in Litter J. A q No 49, folio
- shall eel, at public auction. 10 the highest
bidder. on the premises, op MONDAY. December
-oth. 1876, al clock nj, th AZ parcel of ground
M mn me eiiy % wH.hinston o. known =. th.t
As follows Beginning for the same at the north
eastern corner of said lot, and thence ruu ains
west along the line OF north E street D feet M
Inches, thehce south lS feet lO1s inches: thence
eset = ieet Ia inches sud tn nee north 20 the line
81 sara street an the place of beginning together
wiz the b<ildlngs snd appuTtenances The house
- no. siS 4 street NORTH. fonr stories high, and a
mrs Glass residence. The pr perty will De cold to
June 5th. 1858 "
The terms of sale are: Oas third cash, and by-
aBce IN IL, - and q mont n from dzy Of sals win
interest e cured BY dsed OF trust the orc psrty
so must De paid al the time of sale q uyeyanc.s
am lamps At cost or PURCHASER.
terms OF sale are not complied with in one
week fr IN day Of sale, the trustee Will sell on Va
dsys notice, st cost aud risk Of defsulting par-
chaser. THOS i FTsHeR Tru.ts.
del4d Intl COOPER bATINER Aurts
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

MASQUERADE AND CITIZENS DRESS
w BALL. -
Masquerade and Citizens Dress Bali will lie ~
sven at Sdd Fellows Hall, 7th street on " }
"EphEsDAf NIGHT Dec. %, ISIS Tickets 81
committee of Arrar Rements:-A. G. HATFIELD
Henry Hlmber, Henry smith, W. ii Bennett w '
Anderson. 4. Price Harris, Treas'r COrami ttee
The National StTipg Band is engaged for fhe ~
casion. dsiTs,
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MAR RTE ID.

VAN DORAS-MOFFATT. On Thursday even
ing December Eth. by Rev. VIM. Theo Van Do
ran. M. JOHN A VAN DORIAN TO Miss SABAH
IEAkCEs MOFFATT, Gil Of Washington.
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DIED.
On the 18th instaI
., Hrs. Macy A

sCRIyENER. On the 18th instant, after long
and painful illness, Mrs.. Macy ANN sCRIyE-
, kk, aged 3 years.
n he Relatives and friends of the family re-
tfully requested 70 attend her funeral from her
re residence. sci street, between 9Th and 7th
streets to-mOrrOs Saturday "a O'Clock p IN.
DAVIS snF iday, 18th instant, SUSIE NIR-
GINA, beloved daughter OF Nillan N ana eu-
rsrrsF Davis aged mOntks aud Is days.
he friruds Of the family are 1nyltcd 10 sttend
Tie fu-srsI fTcm the residence Of her parents lo4
e, street south Washington, Saturday, IGN last
at
HUNK e. the 18th instant. ct GEORGETOWN.
& Ms BAEBAKA FCSR, in tue 5oth year OF
fE~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

- ECOND GRAND BALL
WAR DANCE -
will be given by m
ONANDAGA TRIBE, l. O. B. M ~
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Oh the night 81 DBCEMBER 91sT, 1865.
Tickets 81; admitting gentleman and ladies.
Comm 'ttss Of ATTdRKsmsatS.-T. ii. Ward, CHAIR
man; p. 3. y. Whiteman. Secretary: T. r
eparo, Treasurer; g. e. Dement,, G. Il. Tully.
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