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following from Mr.. Mullett, Supervising Arch
itect of the Treasury:
"IREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT. March 10, 1861
EDITOR Stdr:-I have just noticed a statement in
your paper to the effect that had been waited
on by committee from the master plasterers
IN regard to the wages of workmen, and that
had agreed to sustain them in case of a strike
Your informant is either mistaken or wilfully
imposed on you. No committee waited on me,
or any officer of this Office. If they had they
would have received no such assurance from
me. i do not think that my position permits
Inc to combine against either mechanics or ma.
ter mechanics. propose to pay, as heretofore,
the full market wages and no more. 1 neither
wish to dictate, nor do propose to submit to
dictation. Very respectfully,
"a. b. MULLRTT,
sSupervising Architect
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CLEANING THE AVENUES, &c.-The Commits.
sioners of the Third and Fourth Wards have
put the Corporation laborers in those wards al
Work IN cleaning 7th street from the canal 10
New York avenue. Under the recent appro.
priation made by Congress for the relief of the
suffering people of the District to be expended
nnder the direction of the Commissioner of the
Freedmeas Bureau, the Commission of Pub
lie Buildings has put to work about sixty
oolored men, who are paid by the Bureau
Quite number are also at work, under the
same ofhcer, on Virginia avenue, near the
Navy Yard, and Massachusetts avenue, in the
First Ward. On Virginia avenue there are
nIty-six white and colored employ ed, and over
twenty on Massachusetts avenue.
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BURGLARS ABoUT.-Last night, about mid
street, between u and G south, was entered by
three bnrglars-two black and one white-who
gained an entrance by tearing out two pieces
BY a faithful dog, and on opening her bed room
ooor met one Of the thieves upon the stairs.
VINO beat retreat. She followed 70 the
hrensn. who're she fonnd three Of them, upon
which she hastened back 70 her room ana
rom her window alarmed the neighbors and
me onrgiaEs ned without accomplishing their
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing transfers OF real estate have been reported
at the Real Estate Exchange of X. M Hall
corner OF Seventh and ID stress: Sub 81, i'm
square Sii, at $3.50; part of 10. 10, in square
455 - feet on street, at S12,0Oi: part of lot r.
in square 5i4 Is feet front, at 81, 5OO lot 1. nm
square 1872 TT $500; sub. IL and I5 in so uare t67
al Sl,4't; part OF lot 9, square 3d. 2S feet on
street south, al $3.50; part of lot IL, in So uarp
49, - feet on street south, at $685. 5: lut D. in
square J67, and lot !, in square 60, at Si3 O.
kub. l6, in equare 372, "a feet on 10Th street n,
s3.tOt: sub @, in square 752, at $500; part OF
lot 2, In square 2s6, IL feet on 18th street, al
$500; sub 6, in square 49,, at $1,000.
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p THE LATE Hon. THOMAS II. FORD.-The re
mains Of Hon. ThOs. H. Ford arrived in Mans.
neld, Ohio. on Saturday night. and were re.
moved on Sunday to the Methodist Episcopal
by Key j. A. Nudge, and a eulogy upon the
deceased was pronounced by Hon. Barnabas
Burns, who has been intimately acquainteo
with him for more than forty years.
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FIRE.-Last night, about o o'clock, an alarm
OF fire was sounded from the central station
caused by the burning of lot of clothing and
books in the fourth story Of house No AGO 9Th
street, near ID street north, owned by Mr. Thos
Parker and occupied by Miss Lille Mason
The fire is supposed to have been the result OF
an accident, and was extinRuished by the Me
ropolitan Hook and Ladder Company, with
but httie damage TO the property. The fire
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AWARD OF CoSTRAcTs.-To-day, the con.
tracts for repairing pumps and hydrants 10,
which the bids were opened mt the Mayor 8 OF
ice yesterday were awarded by the Mayor az
foilows:-For repairs to pumps, w. N. Tucker
llrst district, First and Second Wards) John
w. Tucker. second district, Third, Fourth and
seventh Wards;) II. r. Hazard, third district
lFlfth and Sixth Wards.) For repairs to by.
drants, McLinden end Eckloff.
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VENDING LOTTERY TlCEETs.-The grand
jury have found true bills ut indictment against
Henry e. Reeytr, William OBrien, Thomas
to n, for vending lottery tickets, having re-
consfd red their former action. and also against
James Il. Fowler, for the same offence.
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BoYD's WARRINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
DIRECTORY for 156S Is q valuable COMPUTATION
for business men and others, arranged with
much care. and showing not only the names
and residences OF citizens, but the location Of
public hui dings, churches, banks. &c. with
much useful information In relation to various
public institutions; also, Department Direc.
tory, &c, &C. 20 - = =.
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MANY HoUf RKx.PKRs here who break mr.
lions OF their stoves are subjected to the heayy
expense Of purchasing new ones, because they
DO not know that there IL any establishment
For their information we would stale that
Robert Boy5 yertises that repairs for all kinds
and sizes OF stoves, ranges, and furnaces can
&c Iouno ~ hs olisnment, No. SO, 9th street
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CALL AT GODFREY 5, No. 2ae T. street, be-
tween 18th and i4th STR cts, this evening, be-
tween the hours Of and ~ O'Clock, when a
free lunch is spread. Godfreye wines and
liquors are Of the b. st quality, and he mixes
the very best drinks on record. Remember the
number. 2oS.
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PROF. HAsELMAYER, on Monday next, will
commence his entertainments at Wallis Opera
House. He is said to be one OF the most finished
and entertaining performers in the diabolical
arr III at has been in this country, besides being
an accomplis he mi sleian. 49,
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BLIND Tom gives another entertainment at
Odd Fellows Hall this evening. They are all
well attended, and by our best citizens. He
gives a matinee tomorrow afternoon.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEW 8.


NATIONAL THEATER.-Benefit of Dir. John
p. owens. who WIN appear in "She Stops -
Conquer and "Solon Single"
ODD PILLOWS H.LL.-Iast night but one OF
Plu q Tom. who continues TO draw crowded
lcEses
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TIE HUMAN HArR.-They plaster the hair
with grease, or burn it with alcoholic washes,
when BHr,aea's Cocaine, a compound of
Cocoanut Oil, &c, a cooling, Identifying and
fragrant hair dressing, can be had of any drug
eist. "known and celebrated throughout the
WORLDLY Y. Times. 60
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JHwrLRY-Cut Cluster Steel Sets. Jet Short
Chains, Coral Fncheia Sets, received this
morning, at Prfgg's new One Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 436 Pa. avenue, near ST.
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CITY ITEMS.

TEr FINE BIsp'e WIZ rerLn the hArbinger OF
Spring. So IL you hear one whistle lookout
for Spring goods at Hennings, No 3ll Seventh
street.
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For THE NKxT THIRTY DAYS 1 will sell my
large and well-selected stock of Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods regardless of cost
=. S.-A discount of 10 per cent. on all pur-
chases Of five dollars and upward
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CoRNs EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penns vi vania
avenue, between " and 9Th streets; established
1851 Corns, Bunisns, Bad Nails, Enlarged
Joints, Vascular excrescences, and all diseases
of the feet relieved, and often entirely cured
without pain or incon yenience to the patient.
Many eminent Physicians, Surgeons and other
responsible residents and visitors of the Dis
trict certify to the above. Hours from a. m.
to 6 D m.
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PERSONS wishing to subscribe for TIE STAR
who re side on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. Ia East
Capitol Q .eet, between 4th and 5th.
John CO00we. Agent
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MIR. JUDD's GREAT BOOK AUCTION will re-
open in Washington, at $40 Penna. ave., under
the Metropolitan Hotel this Thursday eve-
ming, and be continued a few evenings. There
is q large and select assortment Of the most
valuable Books, which must be sold. 23,l5
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Mrs.. s. A. Aliens inproced (neW styfe) Hair
Restorer or Dressi~g,iH one bottle. Pric0One DOL
lar. Every Druggist sells it. 60
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FUNERAL OF MRS. STEPHKNsoN-The fu-
neral OF the late Mrs. Mary A. Stephenson took
place yesterday afternoon from Ryl8nd Chapel
South Washington, and was attended BY a
large number of relatives and friends. The
funeI al ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr.
Hamilton, who spoke in a feeling manner of the
exemplary life and character of the deceased
and her constant employment in some CHART
able work. He said she was always seeking to
advance the cause of Christianity, and her life
was one which should be initiated by all Chris
tians. In conclusion, he spoke to the family
and friends with tenderness and Affection in
yokipg Gods blessing upon them, and exbort-
ing them to follow her good example and meet
her where God should wipe all tears from their
eyes. and the days of their mourning should be
ended. The address of the reverend gentlem an
was very affecting, and everyone in the church
was moved to tears. The remains were re.
moved 10 Glenwood cemetery, where the last
sad exercises We're performed, and the remains
of The lamented deceased were deposited in
their final resting place.
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at the
STAR Once.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

WARRINGTON, Marcn b. 1873.
On On the petition OF FINLEY LATTA, admins
I'm, i9nati Ohio, praying for The extension Of
patent granted 10 the SAID A. B. Lstta on the 9th
Jay OF June, Hasa, Ter an improvement 10 Steam
SeneIetors, Tor seven years from the ex piration
ssis Patent, which takes place on the 9Th day Of
~ ordered that the said petition be heard At the
next, q u ooloeI NJ and III persons = are ~
notified 70 appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not 70 be granted.
ME % ths Patent Once their oSiecsions, speciSS
ss tofis n witiAs q !ssst tssssl day. before the
transmitted In sccordsp With the rules Of he
once, which win be furnished on application.
Hepositions and other papers relied upen % testi
mopy must be fled In the once sssaiv days before
sne gay o. bearing; the arguments, II any, within
70 onys sster Ming the testimony.
HHspuslicen a1d tSe i1tsliiSsncsr. Wsshinston, D.
~, apd IN the Gazette. Cincinnati, ohio, once
TseH lcr three successiys weeks; the 6rst Of said
~ ds, e b 1t least sixty days 1rsytsus to
MS "s ssAf2 Actin. oomn,..io.s r. 81 rsssr.
THls ~ 70 CIV NOTICE, That the su6scFi-
a. - ner 1ae obtained from the OrDhapsi Court Of
.e.snin9ton county, IN tho District Of Columbia,
ietten o. Administration on the personal estate Of
d .dsee anodpas, late Of Wsshinston comfy, p.
sid deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit, tie
ssms ylth the vouchers thereof p the subscriber,
on % eeess the 10th day OF March ne Ct; they may
0tnefy,se By law be excluded nom e;l benekfs 81
S9G sssa sstste Owen rpdeY ny hand Ibis day
nhii.isx1s1. AAsaAR1E3s AM T;a a,a.s.;,
AV~sastrstFix-
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ranks ad vocatine female suffrage, and he WI
sure il ladies had the right b. v1t, in iess than
two, yea every grug- shop would be closet.
Mr.. Wat on.-Wbat would become Of the
Bs moe attic party TLaughrr.
Dr. Eoyd-It would be swallowed up In
scme diStiIlsry.
Mr.. " at ON ug gested that one Of the ladies
address the meeting.
MIR Watson wishe d to introd nee a ne sub
jet. He held that whereas slavery had bern
destroyed, that the same sentiments should
prosress, 4. e. reform il not yet. ended. He
spoke of the evils of nepotism, naming the re-
latives of prominent pc rsonages holding office
at some length, among others those of the Pres
idspi, the Secretary of the Navy, Gen. How
arr, the Secretary of State, de-, and introduced
preamble, with resolutions, setting forth his
W. We at length. with resolution requesting
Congress to enact that hereafter no two or more
relatives, either by blood or marriage, shall
hold off CO by appointment in the civil or mil
iary service: and the relative of no person
elected 10 office shall hereafter hold ONCE by
appointment under this Government nor shall
tw o relatives hold Office in any national bank,
or the financial department Of any company
MIR. j. III. Merrill asked il ladies' would be
better of if they had the right to votel And
in the course of has remarks, said that the peo-
pie had voted the REBELLION on the country; put
potatoes up to g per bushel when they were
worth ten cents; and meaner than all had pnt a
stamp on box Of matches, which formerly
sold four for cent. He also spoke OF General
Howard having LIS houses built, and asked how
he got the money. Here there were cries OF
sset down." but he continued, saying that if a
reporter made a false report, he should not b.
allow ed In the meetings, and he did not expect
to he correctly reported.
Miss Hall questioned Mr. Merrill as to the
assertion about General Howard, and he re-
piled that he did not know the facts personally
DIR. Boy d sand that there was screw loose
somew where. and the gentleman Mr.. M "should
find place over the the riveT," indicating the
Insane Asylum.
Mr.. MerTill,-"I have heard the gentleman
talk before" He had heard of four brothers
being in the Freedmen's Bureau.
After some further debate the resolution was
adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
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BANKERS.

Jay COOKE CO.,
BANS HRs,
rIvrrssrB srRsET. OPPos- TN TRElsrt,
Boy and sen NJ current market rase,, ana ...
constantly on band . FUN ,uppiy of.H
eoyERNMEsT BONDS.
shShk-IhihTiEs. AND CoMPouNu
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, ke., .r.,,,..
and collections made on ell accessible poip,.
slu
4 IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WARRINGTON.
b. d. COOKE. Cof Jay Cooke a % =, p,..,.
"h. o. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT or THE Usrr.p
STATES,
isA 'iT'sf' o',o'i's ta' T'sassv Dgs-Ims..
Government Securities with Treasurer u,,,..
States,
~0NE MILLION DOLLARS
We buy and sell all classes Of GOFERyyrx.
SECURITIES st current market rates.
FURNISH EICHAHGE a.d r.al, c,.,,...,-
- ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITES OF rvs
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Voucher. a, a.,
MOST "A V0RABLE TERMS, and civ.
ful attention to
ACC0 UNTS OF BUSINESS MEN .,s rypx
and TO any other business entrusted to "a.
FULL INFORMATION In regard TO coyrpx
MKET LOANS Of all times cheerfully f.r,i.l.,
WIN. Q. HUNTINGTON, os.h,.,
Washington, March ~, 1855. NM,
WAsHINGToN CITY
eAvIE BANE
Corner OF 9TH street and Louisiana svsuu.
PAYs IETIREsT ON DEPOSITS.
BUYS and SELLS all kinds OF BoSps
STOCKS, foLD and SILVER.
Highest prices paid for LAND WARRANT
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GEWRGkfVWN ADvRRfISKMENrS.
10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auc'r Georgetown
VALUABLE BUILDING Lot IN GEORGE

TOWN, AT AUCTION.
On WEpNESDAY March IS. at ~ o'clock .. m =,
will sell in front OF the pr mises part of lot Nc
u fronting &c q ct on Frederick street, between
Prospect and LIST streets, by depth Of &c feet.
cost Of the purchaser. ri tie perfect deposit OF
$50 r. quired as soon as the property L. struck on.
NH Is 1HDS DOWLIN3. Auct
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THE GRANT CLUB organized i'm this city two
or three months ago, holds meetings twice a
week. and is making large accessions to it's
membership. The following is a list of the
officers:
President Appleton p. Clark: First Vice
President John T. johnson; Second Vice
President, q. A. Stewart; Third Vice Pres
idt mt, E. S. Atkinson. Executive Committee
General J. S. Crocker, Carter Stewart, Robert
Thompson, Marshall Brown, Robert Beal, A.
G. Eldrdge, T. H. N. Mcpherson, G. w. Hat
ton, ]. r. Arrison, Ananias Herbert, Charles
Z. Lathrop, Michael Shinar, S. s. Baker, Ar
thur PANEL, Joseph b. Smallwood, John Pax
ton, Captain D. :. d. Wall, James d. Jackson
Finance Committee-Ch Chairman, Colonel H. A.
Hall Major G. w. Wells, p. M. Clark. Doc
ument Committee-Chairman, p. M. Clark:
Henry Helnber, William II. Lewis, Colonel
Eramhall. William H. Stewart, Robert Carter
Major w. s. Morse, Captain William H. Slater
William Grown. Richard Roth well, Charles
Dyson, Henry NJ. knight, T. G. Dickinson
George +. Coakley, Carey White, Alexander
Hayes. Alexander Henderson, Jerome A. John
son. Ward, Georgetown, and County Com
mIttee-Cbairman, A. G. Hall; Treasurer, Ma
Jor G.. W. Wells; Secretary, Edward Ambush;
Assistant Secretary, William H. Lewis.
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY In
GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, March 18th, at 4 O'Clock ..
m, J. win sell, in front Of the premises, the
undivided one half part OF Lot No. l. in 'B eatty
Hawkins addition TO Georgetown, fronting 81 feet
2inches on High rect and 20 feet on Besll street
impr- we'd by large three story brick building
and back building, formerly used as Hotel.
ALSO,
Immediately after the above, will sell part Of
Lot No. IS fronting 60 feet Fayette street and
6S feet inches on First street, improved by two
two story frame dwelliu 20.
ALSO,
LOT fronting IS feet inches on Market street.
between Prospect and First streets. RAINING hack
SO feet; improved with Q large Frame Dwelling
house, &c.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 aud 1.
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
on the property. Conyeysncing and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser. deposit OF 500 will be
Quired as soon the property Is struck of
y. ". JOINS, Attorney for OEners
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DENTISTRY.

No charge will be made fore,trsctine where Ar.
nhoial Teeth are inserted, although the@
patient VIII be required 10 psy for theyp&>Qf
viii be deducted when the Teeth made. The
Associatsn h now Prepared 10 MAKE Teeth 90
phia and Boston prices. All persons wishing den
tai work done can have IL cheap In the above.
and best manner and warranted 70 give entire
ssttsfsctios. Persons will do well 20 cal and
anime our work before getting IL elsewhere. yE
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AHpRIW J. JOYCE co.,
OADBIAoD MAE UfAoTph
= A19 and l1s lSth street.
ysrssulas s>>ssHep given 70 rs1sirips. esFs@
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ARGE STOCK Or DRY GOODS, VERY
II CHEAP-Bo,o yards Bleached and IN;
bleached Cottons, embracing Yard wide Bleached
Cotton at 10, l21a. Is, lsA cents. Yard wide An
droscoggin Beached Muslin. Wamsutts New
York Mills and other best maxi zee, Pillow Case and
Sheeting Cottons and Linens, Irish Linen, Shirt
Fronts, Linen Camb Handkerehiefs. IL. 900 Yards
Spring Calcoes. including good makes at l2Is
Beautiful Spring Delsines, Black and colored Al
pscas, Table Linens, Napkins, Doylies, Hoop
skirts, Corsets, &c
The above goods we're purchased while they
were down at the lowest rates, and are now
selling as low. and in some cases lower, than New
York Vholesale prices. BENZ. MILLER.
nah 2-lms 1O1 Bridge St, Georgetown.
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THIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the NH
! ecIibe1 has obtained from the Orphan Coay,
jssH Of sss ! s:ssss |:
civ. 'AGO0a .a hHcS, ists Of Westminster
clains S9ainst the said deeeased Are hereby
60 sxhIbit TIE saAs, With the voucher thereof
AZ next; they nay Otherwise b. law b exclndeS
nom al Den n: Of the said estste. Given under
LUCINDA ther y mafkj HESS,
~ - ssSoW Administrasrix
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub,cri.
"A Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
letters parliamentary on the personal eetate Of
james GIL, late Of Washington county, ID. O.. de
SAID deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscri.
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from ali
Dement'S Of the said estate. Given under INV ham
this 18th day Of February, 1885, A~'1
nn.xv. Sab. AcKIM, ND,
mn p View Executor,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-03

Unknown, r.;n .treat.
known " a. the City Hotel and Mag "a 90
nolia Restaurant lots,
TIMBER Charles, Ill.
House and lot adjoining saw mn
lot ueYt to Clark g. Co., and per- 20 re
sonal property.
Underwood Wash, A..
Two frame houses andlots on Moh1- %
gomery street,
Vainer L., = %
House and lot on Montgomery st., 20
Wallet, 541
Personal property,
Wethered ThOs.,
Honse and lot on Wall street. and ., oe
personal property,
WELLS S.,
improvements on ranch and per- or 90
sonal property,
Wheeler, -.,, O, y
Estate Of, and personal property q !"
Wall p, r, 90
Estate Of, and personal property 81 20
lWhittle VIM, -, &c
Personal property, 40 ~
Washington Geo. d., o,o on
Merchandise, ' ~
Young S. j.,
Butcher shop on Buena Vista Bar ~ 90
known as Central Market, ID %
Young Sing, 20
| House on west side of Main street, %
Yawner 5,
Improvement on ranch and person :.
al property, IL,
Public Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day. the fourteenth day Of December, A u
1868. at II o'clock NJ, (and from day 10 DAY
until all of said property is offered VIII oiier
for sale in front of the Court House, IN idaho
City, the above described property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy Tie
taxes aud costs due thereon.
+. b. BR1TTEN,
Assessor and ex-ofiicio Tax Collector.
| IDAuo CITY, Nov. II, 1865.