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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-11

DOR RENT, the whole or a part of kEA
IL most desirable RESIDENCE four FIN
miles from Richmond. The house is large 3-cfss
and airy, with pleasant grounds and an orna-
mental and vegetable garden. With the house
may be had from five to twenty-five acres of
The accommodation train on the Central rail-
road daily to Richmond and back in the eye-
ming stops near the house. Address box 1885,
Richmond post-ofice. I'D 7-eod3t*
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TOR RENT, ELLA PARK, with hand
IL some dwelling, beautiful grounds, AsA
and five acres Of land attached. Apply EH&
to GRuBBS b WILLIAMS. -
ap 9-eodSt -..a..
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E,OR RENT, the BRICK STORE and
Il DWELLING situated next to south 4z&
west corner OF Ninth and Broad streets, E;2H
now occupied by H. S. Kaufman al3aa.
clothing store. Possession given on LIST day
of Nav 1865. For further particulars inquire
of ANDREW PI2ZINI, .
an ln-aM SO7 Broad street.
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Coasfecti07serjes.

WI ". .TRIBBETT, CONNECTION.
4 wv FIR AND FRUIT DEALER, has
removed 70 his new store, lll6 Main street
next door to DispateA office, whsre he has ani,
pie room for his large Factory and hoies".S
Departmental the same building. als iac.U,y
is complete, and will con tinue to man niacLui'
--rDOfJRLE STEAM.REFINED CANDY
Of the best sugar.z Merchanta:win do wen ~
give him a CALL Remember, he sells no seeohN
hand goods o. > Eg.e3 ftsa SSHszs! :. ap v
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o.un,r1ppERY HIII An. AIUCTION. =

. BY Grubbs &ttwiliiains, Auctionesrs,
corner Main and Eleventh streetss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-11

TOR RENT, the SECOND and THIRD
E FLOORS of the new building, on M
Main street third door below the corner ESE
of Twelfth, over tho store of Messrs. lA4
Duckwau & Rouss, for business purposes. To
a good tenant the rent will be moderate. In
onire of DOGGETT 4 ANDERSON,
ap9-St* No. 1923 Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-11

ENOR RENT, the SECOND STORY of
IL ahouse containing three rooms, with -
dining room in basement; also, a EnE
KITCHEN with two rooms, at No. IA S<sa
Grace, second door from Adams street.
aplO-2t*
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ESTABLISHED 1854.

STORES:
7o7 MAIN STREET AND 6l6 BROAD STREET.
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AUCTION Safes.

,o~~-ys--s>v-e-e~~oS-y
FUTURE Day. -z-c
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Seeds2aae7e, Florists, dc.

OF ATOE S.-Beach-Blow
. Goodrich, Jackson Whites, Sebec, Stow,
Mercer, Dykeman, and other choice varieties.
WOODS, FAY & REED,
APT. Is Fifteenth street
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Aucsd0as Sales.

s~,o~1~~~I-~.~~>--.-~s~- =, e -
FUTURE DAY. ~ ~,
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Trustee Bollingbrook Hotel Company
ap LIFT

TOR RENT, a very desirable BRlCk
DWELLIN G containing eight M
rooms, besides kitchen, situated on the Els
south side OF Grace between Fourth ana
- GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
i,71-at Real Estate Agents.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-11

TOR RENT, the large TENEMENT on
Fourteenth street opposite the Ex- La
change Hotel, next to W. Holt Richard E:iE
SON 8, now occupied by Thomas Griffin. ~a.
There is a very handsome store, ana ABOVE II
;s .nited for a boarding house or family.
an Il-eod3t GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10
EVENING STAR,
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

The directors OF the New York Central rail-
road were elected yesterday, and Commodore
Vanderbilt was chosen president. The direc.
tors, though satisfied of the correctness OF the
STOCK account, appointed committee OF inyes-
ugatlon for greater assurance.
The London Telegraph ofyesterday savsthat
MT. u ladstone's Cabinet is now ready 10 con-
slider the Alabama claims. II endorses the
course pursued in the matter by ord StanIay
and intlmates that his successor will adhere 70
ii. "'i W
Commodore Stebbins and Vice Commodore
Bennett have accepted a challenge given nv
MT Ashoury, OF London, TO sail against his
sShoone- yacht. Cambria-the former with
fhantom' and the latter with Dauntless.
The Academy Of Letters and Fine Arts in
new 1ork, has organized by the election of J.
Lathrop Motley, president: Richard Grand
W hite' vice President; Calvert Vaux, secretary;
william L. Church, treasurer
Inc South Carolina Legislature yesterday
eleStn IL - Carpenter, white, circuit Judge,
dnu " = Mckinley, colOred, register of means
conveyance for Charleston county.
The ship John Duncan, from s.. Johns, N
Is, Tor Liverpool, caps.Zed in the Atlantic and
was lost. me Captain, his wife, and nine o
the crew Were lost.
George =. Sanction, late Cashier of the Com
Iherolal bank, New Bruins wick, Canada. has
been arrested and sent 70 laii charged with
embezZiing SlOu,CUO from the bank
General S.Onemsn viii partially extend tie
Stay l2w-which expires January $50 a . 70
protect worthy debtors, widows and orphans
professor of Kingston, Jamaica predicts
lhai there Will be an earthquake in California
ID the NlclnIty OF the Gun and Ilth of December
Inc Emperor Of Austria has issued a man.
IrSto, ADDRESSED 70 the army, in which he saws
the country wants peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF CoNDENSED ORDNANCE ASD
- ObDNANCE STOKES

~ n
Will be sold, at public auction, at Fort Monroe
Arsenal, Old Point Comfort. Va on MONDAY
the 18th day Of December, ISIS. at 10 o clock q IN
lsree SnSnt,y OF stores consisting in part VI the
2i9 Field seige and sea coast Cannon, Hoxfzer.,
ana Mortsrs, cast iron ga and bronze, 20
81 Wrought iron Gun Carriages aud cast iron
Large au.ntity Of Artillery Implements and equip
1925 shot. Shell, Spherical Case, Stands Of Crap.
and Canister, fer smooth bore and riu.d
guns. Of various oalibres.
Foreign Model Arms. OF various calibres.
~ bsrnslde CarbiDes, good order.
les Killed Muskets, altered TO percussion, cal.
sis Foot ARTILLERY Swords; good order.
5S Springfield Rifed Muskets, cal S.
q hnes, asserted.
aspiring Rifles and Shot Guns.
g. Light Artillery sabres.
Z2N q. q. and Musicians swords.
Infantry Advertisements. Horse Eluipmep ts, and
small Arm appeDdsges.
ARTILLERY and Cavalry Bits and Iron Parts for
g.e7s Cartridge Bags, Clsnnel and sergeD
bope and Corn SACKS.
Black smiths cs,rsn'ers', ssddlers', and ArmOr-
Thirty days will be allowed for the removal OF
csnn oni fourtseE days tor al other stores
hA> or SALE: Ten per cent. cash to be paid
on Jay q. sale, balance OF delivery of the goods.
catalogue ef the srtcleH 70 be sold win oe far
nishec upon application II this Arsenal or a. the
Oronanos Office Washington, ID. c.
he 0hcer making the sale reserves the right 20
does not come up the limit that may be d r.d bS
ever the interests Of the United states in hi opia
'On' may be suo'erved 6ys0 dying p,v,o.
MAJ, Of Ordnance and Bvt. Dol. d "A, csad,s.
de 2td -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10

- New York dances the German by day
light.
~ Brigham Young is anxious to get rid of
this years crop Of thirty-six manageable
daughters.
~Taadem teams, hitched to ,wo-wheeled
vehicles, are the slye on Central Park.
- Hartford Is 20 have a Grecran Bend ball
with a premium OF $40 for the largest bend.
~New Jersey Is the most Methodist State
IL the Union.
ga New York residence is not considered
ssfirst class without It's billiard room chapel
ard concert room OF theatre.
The "Erie" middle becomes more muddled
a. time ways on.
@Isdles who don't wish to dye can get q
che ap blonde wig for s75.
HThe French steamers furnish their pass
engers with claret and napkins AZ meals. The
Cunard boats have never yet had nap kins on
their tables.
"Our couhry exchanges are unan imous in
deploTing the absence of snow birds this sea-
son HE httle creatures have failed TO put
IN SD aPPearance-for what reason is net
known.
~LOuisylile has q matrimon Ia agency.
lie Ice As hEe doslsss, with q subse uent pay
ment O. I'VE per cent. upon your property
Wnsn married. As an he Income tax, a 1000 "a
exempted, but applicants Of that value don't
get SO large choice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10

sTBE WILD JUSTICE OF REVENGE IN Pc.
LAND.-The Incendiary fires in Poland, which
nave been so frequent OF late, have IN NO de-
gree diminished in number. The Russians
cannon oe driven out, but the Poles are energet-
lcally trying TO burn them ont. Muscoyites
VINO nave settled in Poland suffer from fire al
most daily. The intendant of a Councillor of
Sia,e mad rendered himself specially obnoxious
in the absence of his master. In the Orthodox
Russlsn style he extorted from the peasants ali
mar tney We're capable Of yielding, manifest.
ing nis gratitude IN the shape Of the knout.
He received several onymous letters which
30 alarmed him that he obtained the protection
OF detachment of Cossacks. But thew were
Lot a0Ie 10 prevent the councillors house and
All the surrounding buildings, TO the value of
many thousand pounds, being utterly destroy
I'd EY Ire. " 0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10

LARGE EsTATE-FcceHtric WiU The Will OF
waiter L. Nevberry, who died recently on
board the steamer VILE de Paris, while on his
way 10 Europe, was proved in Chicago yester-
Gay Hon. Mark Skinner and T.. w Batch
lord are named as the executors. The testator
places the value Of his property at S2,OOe, 600.
Inc exec 1tors are reg CURED TO give bonds in the
sum CT Si,ioo,WO. With the exception of a few
small oequests TO friends and distant kindred
ne leaves his entire estate to his wife and
Two daughters, both unmarried, with certain
peculiar conditions attached; If, for instance
the daughters marry, the first male issues OF
sueh marriage shall each receive the sum of
$1,000 ON condition that they take the name
OF Newoerry- If either daughter shall marry
man ny the name of Newberry, this condition
snaH bold good with their issue. In case his
Wife dies, and his daughters die without iss ue
Tie estate Is 10 be devoted to founding an i'm
mense library, TO be known as the Newberry
library - -'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10

FAILURE OF "WALKIsT.'-Weston, who
some time since claimed 10 be q pedestrian, and
who started on the LIST of December TO walk from
Bangor, Maine, TO 81. Paul, Minnesota, andi re-
turn, has added another 10 his numerous fail
ures- He proceeded far as Biddeford, Me-,
when he abandoned his undertaking in conse-
quence, as is asserted, of a serious lameness
which came upon him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10

6lt Is little over fifteen years ago since the
"Papal aggression" cutlery in England. and
the famous Durham letter, yet Roman Catho-
hclsm has now progressed so far In that eoun-
Iry tina. within the past month Archbishop
Naming has opened a Catholic chapel In the
royal borough of Windsor. This Is the first
time since the Reformation that Catholic rites
have been celebrated here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10

@Put twelve good tart apples liz c1ld
water. set them over the fire: when soft, dram
The water, strip the skin OF the apples, Core
them, and lay them IN a deep dish. Beat the
white of twelve eggs to a stItf troth; put half a
pound Of finely powdered white sugar to the
apples; beat hem 20 a still froth, ana add the
beaten eggs. Beat the whole to stiff snow:
then turn IL into a desert dish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10

|On the night Of the 18th aItimo, S.ephen
\ atrs, black man, Was shot and mortally
wounded by black boy, near the village OF
Newport, in Charles county Md. The boy
hSd SeeE placed b. MT Jack Ware to guard a
bank q: corn. when \ ates approached and fill
ed his basket He was halted by the boy and
immediately ran, but, refusing to stop, was
tired upon and fatal wound INFLICTED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10
LOST AND FOUND,

II OST-On Tuesday evening, December 9Th, on
II Second street east. between Maryland avenue
and street, . Chfld's HAT, trimmed with pur-
pie The finder by retur aing the same to 81 Sec
ons street east will be literally rewarded, It.
L OST-By q Widow Lady, on Thursday last
y near the corner OF eth and ID SITS, POCK EFT
BOOK containing about Sis in cash, and 8 due
bill drawn by G. r. Green, Of Chicago, 70. 81 ,7eO
which 10 only valuable TO the lady. The fpder
will please return the due bill and receive ton dol
lars in addition to the cash the Pocket
book. LANBBUR6 BRO,
II SIS Seventh street.
II OST.festerday afternoon. between the Office
- OF the National Life Insurance Com papy and
the W ashin gton ana Georgetown Railroad Office Q
POCKET BOOK. containing Sis, besides some
loose change. liberal reward will be paid for its
return this ONCE the ONCE of the ationai
Life Insurance Company, $50 Penn ave nue.. over
Galtb Jewelry store. de9-3t
row LOST.-stray ed away from my house on G
" street, between 18th and 14th streets, Saturday
November Is, Q large red BUFFALO COW, with
wllte face suitable reward will be given by
returning same to my house, No. 2s2 G street.
oe o-st 2B II. SrINEMETZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10
PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAYMAsTERIs OFFICE

Acl
NAsH,NGToN, ID. c., Decen Der 10 lsss n
sealed Prop sails, 10 he endorsed sPropo-als y
vii he received 1t this ofhee, until n tee lsta
Gay OF December, lo0s, for the fOllOxins artieIes
winch must be OF the very best quality. TO be do,
use,ea Tree Q, expense and government tax at the
Inspection nereat, TO wit
BHesa COnsrsefion ond Repair.
1866 (sixteen hundred and sixty .i., no,nA.
rure W hite Lead, In oil.
Il, I tsixteen hundred aud sixty-eixl rousds
pure " hite Zinc, in oil.
% ne OF best quality, aid subject to test by
- Purchase made on account Of failure of @. p
bergen 10 deliver, as per contract.
B~reaN la.d, and Dooks
IL 600 televen thousand six bupdrsdl norna.
.oo rouna list, and square ar Iron
9oo nve hundred pounds American Sheet Iron
soo Two hunGredD pounds Russia Sheet Iron
&i'oSU ssenty one Elk hundrsdJ pounds Iron
600 tsix huniredD pounds wrot iron Shin srtkes.
Purchase made on account OF failure of joseph
Low, TO deliver as per contract
Ieecfiptiye be1ule with particulars 60 be seen
81 this once. Responsible security required for
the prompt aad faithful delivery Of supplies
sEsrded in conformity with sttlulstions ON the
CALVIN O. JACKSON.
delo-3t Paymaster U. ). Navy.
OFFICE, DEPOT ooMnIssARY OF SUB.
wAsEINGroS,p c, December 8, iss.
EsIsi. 81 81 .G sa 5' fs sS.'
50 No afiSur.
Propossls received until Y NJ on the 18th inst
c sss n made known ~ TIE qn9sr.isPsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10

METAIRIE RAcEs.-At New Orleans yester-
day, " ~ he sixth and last OF this MetaIrie
TsceS. FIRST race, mile heats, purse 500 Jack
Gamble I, L; Wisenhunt 2, 2; Tom Green 1, a.
TINE l5i5 y; l55E. Second race walked over
Third race, purse SI,OGO, 500 to second horse.
mile heats; Sundown 1, 1. Carrie Anterior 3,
?; Transit ,, 3; Chalmatte was dIstanced-time
6hO& 6-Ct4. The day was fine and the track in
good condition. The attendance was large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10

sPut layer of stale bread, crumbs in the
bottom Of your pudding dish, Their layer OF
tart apples sliced thin. Sprinkle s little su gar
over the apples; add another layer Of bread
crumbs, and another OF apples, until your dish
Is full, Crumbs should form the top layer;
pour 0Ustard made same for pies) over IT.
and bake enc hour; EFT with sweetened cream
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10

BOY HUsBAND.-An English Court was
lately peuuoned 10 dissolve an Injunction
granted TWO years ago under peculiar circum-
stances. ward OF the court, fifteen wears of
eSe, emitted TO property yielding an annual
income OF ti3o, married his governess, aged
tWenty-hVe years, and after private hearing
OF the case, the court granted an Injunction 10
prevent them living together until the youth
could gam his own livelihood, and ordered
nm 10 De apprenhced TO farmer. The parties
were married upon Misrepresentation as TO
thelr ages, but the Divorce Court had since
held mat the marriage was valid. The court
expressed the opinion that il could not be for
the interest OF the boy of seventeen, without
the means OF substance, TO live with his wife
and ne held II to b. the duty OF the court to
protect its ward. As the was an unprecedent-
"a one, however, the question was held for
further consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10
DRoPOsALs FOE INDIAN GOODS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRs.A
November IL, 1868. \
. sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for in
dian Goods" will be received at the once If In
dian Affairs until IL O'Clock NJ on TUESDAY
Inc 18th day OF December next, for furnish ming In
the quantities therein given, the articles named in
the following list:
FIRST CLASS-MACKINAC BLANKETS
l,lO0 pairs point white Msckinac Blankets 10
measure blN72 iuches, and weigh POUNDS
40 pairs ia point white N sckiBac Blankets to
80 measure S4Ao6 inches, and weigh pOands
lVo pairs point white Msckinac Blankets TO
- measure i2X56 inches. and weigh 81 pounds
90 pairs la point white Mackinac Blankets, e
- me asure 35N50 inches, and weigh a.. pound,
JU palrr poiut scarlet Msckinac b snketg to
- measure tOx12 inches. and weigh nor ud.
GU pairs ga Joint scarlet MackiRec Blankets
70 measure 64x66 inches, and weigh 8
50 pairs point scarlet Mack.rrc Blanket,
TO measure t2Xi5 inches, ant weigh 81.
pounds. -
700 pairs S-point indigo blue Mackipao Blsn-
kets, TO measure t0N7z inches, aHd weigh ;
pounds. WIS" o
500 pairs 2kpont indigo blue M.csiusc Ylan
kets, TO measure 5lx56 inches, aai weigh
pounds.
so pairs IA point indigo blue Mackipsc RI.,-
kets 70 measure S6As0 inches, and weigh a
pounds. 80 - .
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BOARDING..

A LADY WISHES HER OWN AND pAU9H-
"A 1Eb'S BOARD for the use of . set of good
Furniture, suitable to furnish dyo rooms. Please
address Furniture" Star Once. It.
DLEAsANT ROOMS, WITH MODERATE
i BOAkD, at 47O l2tn street, between and @.
de 9 St
ROARDING-Tkfeel large and we'll Furnished
- hrOMS for rent, with first class BOARD.
Also, several Table Boaroers be accomOd ated,
at al Third street, near eennsy Ivan Ia avenue.
de 4 lws
FIRST GLASS BOARD, $40 PER MONTH;
- ROOMS 81 to $40. in . healthy and pleasant
locauon,a short yak from most Of the pablo Of
hces; At No 21s street, between 18th and 18th
streets. de 1.2w~
llOARDING, WITH PURNIsHEO ROOMS,
- can be bad upon moderate terms, at $50 Sd
ST., corner Indiana ave. no 10 3w'
ITO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS Oh OTHERS,
Il Fine large Rooms sinsiy or in suite, on hrst
and second floors, In the residence formerly occu-
pied by DR.: smoot, las Pc. avenue north side,
ern convenience, and newly furnished through
out, with or without frsteiass BOARD Terms
moders ate. Alse, . handso nelly newly and thor
oushly Furnished HOUSE, containing all the
modern conveniences for rent. no IL Inn
CRNTLEMEN WISHING FIRST CLASS
" TABLE BOARD, with all the comforts of
bore, shosid sIRly innm Inn y & No asa 10Th
ton given. Terms only % per week IL ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10
TOMORROW.

ID So1 Peansylysni. avenue. between
9Th and lotn streets.
The entire stock of Ladies and Cents Furnish
ing Goods, New and second hand Clothing,
&C, which will be offered at Public Auction on
, mep rSTper Of Z and 18th streets, on FRIDAY
night, and XII the stock is entirely disposed.
s ssST :, FIXTURES fer sale and store for rent
RY GREEN wILLIAMs,
- Auctioneers and ReAl Estate Brokers,
TRTsTEE.s SALE os vALUABLEIMPRoysD
FMH kN sfooSp As sTa iHIab Ss sfs wE 81
the M t .s. # .. s:
- III, premise Sy virtue g. DECD Of trust dated
IS s9s dss reSOsdsd thu
land records for Washington COZ mtg, D. O., being
in san.re nSmbsFsd i've hnna1ed snt
being twenty four q feet front, bv the depth
Terms. So 800 cash; balance. aud u months,
for notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of
nue. stamps al the COS, Of the purcssssr SOD
the day OF sale And II the Of sale are not
the Trustee reserves the right . resell the premi,
ct the risk and cost eff the purch
b, advertising three times in some newspaper pub
a.1s G GksKy ! Il wI Hill Tgn; sss;
RY GKEES 8 WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, southeast corner 7th and streets
THE MOST INTENSIVE STOCK OF HARp-
WARE AND TURALIMPLgMENrS
HNEh OFFERED FOR SALK IN THD DIS
TIL, 4 OF COLUMBIA. Al AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 10Th instsnt,
~Vwe viii sell, a. the Warehouses end
Store Of J. P. Bartholow, Esl., op-
posite the CENTRE Market, on 7th street, be-
'tT cen PenDsyly anis avenue aud the canal CON-
meuciDs az 10 clock q. m, and cont nue. from sy
70 O. -ti al 10 sed, the largest, most compile
snd General assortment OF Hardware and Agricul-
turs' Implements ever offered for sale in the city
Of washington. As The stock IL well known 70 be
Of the ost superior quality aud CREATES. variety
We deem IL unnecessary to enumerste.
Terms cash.
nol9-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10
EIED.

THE FUNERAL OF sreyet Lieut. Col. HENRY
NAINADIEg N.Jor l1.h Infantry, will take
place 10 morrow II fioi " morning at the church
Of the Epiphany At e. clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10
pY CoOPyR LATIMER, Auctisneers,
ID Late clerks with Jas. Z. Mcclure co..
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania evenue aad Ilth
street, Star Once Building.

sQTARE 30, on Twenty FIRST sTRGET,
OPPOSITE TIE NEW SCHOOL house
On MONDAY, December Is, 1873. ~e will sell, on
the premises. TO the highest bidder. Lot 81, Ia A.
Hydes sub division Of lots L. D, aud %, aud the
feet six inches on 2lst street, between and u.
and opposite the large sehool house nov being
erected on 2lst street.
Terms: Slo5 AMI the expenses Of sale, cash; spd
the residue Ia Elk sonths from the day Of sale,
with Interest, TO be secured by deed OF trust OF
TIE lot. IS mus; he paid At the time Of sale and
al convey ances and stamps at the purchaser cost
de S7I0l5 COOPER a LAr1MER, Aucts