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New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
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CosTBRou Wednesday inst lus. Elisabeth
Oakley vii. Of O. W. COster
Marks Church on Saturday morning II o'clock
coRKADELL-ou Tuesday April Richard cOrade the 52d
The e. and friends respectfully invited to attend The funeral
A. on Friday Gpni q. n o'clock N TIE remains will
Greenwood
LADD-At Elizabeth j. on wednesday 7th Albert Isup
Lsdd Architectural pupil with Ms Graham Soa, aud ony
OfC. ?. Lsdd Of Brooklyn. N y
Montreal, Canada, papers please copy.
Lyon Of Lyons Falls n. T.. aged 90 ysAfs.
.Sr % r. F. 5 riff sn E.ss n a i
The relatives and friends ofhe family Of Copestons
Lodge No CA and NJ a1S Cope'Spe % C5spisr NO S X a. M
invited 70 attend the funeral (Pry rst sud
EghhaVe Saturday at o'clock without further invita-
EEsBrTT-oD Wednesday April George Nesb in the elst
The services will he held at the Church Of the Incaso
MaOnAye and Thirty Saturday afternoon the 10Th 0't
al Q o'clock preesey
.EwYORK TYPOGRAPHICAL socIETY-NOuts-T members
are hereby requested 70 attend ss 9sTs 'ees' nee Of 9, &
ho1aye and ThrfahsI S9 SI9rdsI sasL5SGn the Os inst,
THOs G. FAULKNER Secretary
oDBLn BrooLyu on Thursday morning Hay Seymour nsst
son Of Jacob and Sarah H. odel aged 10 months s.,
Ss IG's ins. at i0es s n from the residence Of bis sraaA
Illness. Samuel Spring D. Of this city eldest sou the Rev.
and =: Emil, .;'?s, R 9;4 :. sss
st., on Saturday next. April TO- at 10 o'clock n
TALBoTT-At Rushve Indiana Wednesday evening April
1889 at the residence Of his father, John T. Talbot
TAPPAson Wednesday evening A7 jeremiah Pearson T'PP,n
The friend. ofths ta@ ar. attend the funeral ho@ the
.rsS ave-. 90 Z, s.sarisy he Job Inst s oclOei
rroY Noun, Vernon on Ffh day orDSg FS1rs %Sn'T a a.
The funeral yin other father Mount Vernon
Co, N r. Seventh day morning at 10. oeoeI
wARp-Tu BoOllyu "Wednesday morning April Morgan Os'
child OfSydney aud Emehne Ward ased years and non'oA
Hs remains taken 10 PerTy, n L.. Tor lntermenI
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
POLITICAL.
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR. 80,

Seth Padelford over Lyman Pierce, S'oooi uen Dui"
side over Pierce In 1868, l30T.
The State officers elected are:
Gor,ruOr-SgTH PADELPoRD OF Providence
IA GOrernor-PARDoS w. STEVENS OF Newport
Ser or Siais-.JoHS X. BARTLETT OF Providence
Attorney Generdi-WILLARD SAYIEs OF ProVldehce'
MISUNDERSTANDING A. PARKER OF Newport
All Republicans OF course. 49, A.. oo.,o
The Legislature Is strongly Republcan-the senate
standIng as Republicans to Democrats ana the house
co Republicans to IA Democrats.
LATER.
PROVIDENCE. X. J., April s-rhe complete returns VI
veterdays election give Padelford the Republican can
date for Governor 7271 votes; Pierce, Democratic can
dldate, 1885, Republican majority. 1875.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

until yesterday when he went to Police Headquarters
with ROckland County officer and claimed the prisoner
Superintendent Kennedy, however would not comply
with the requisition until Mr.. Pratt signed written
order AZ O'clock the prisoner placed on board the
steamer Christina at the foot OF Harrs0ns TO be con-
yeyed In charge Of Officer Phelps and Detective Wool
sey Nyack and thence to the Rockand County Ja az
New City On the boat the District Attorney Dep
uty+Sherlf De N0yeles and two OF Pinkertons Deteo
tves. The examination will commence at Nyack nexS
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

John Adams, 90 years of age, committed sui
eide by cutting his throat with pocketkniie, st ms
residence, No sos Greenwehst at ~ O'CLOCK i"s' 's
William j. Grant, native OF Scotiena, L .rSsv mSeg
a,tv years committed suicide about a O'clock yesterday
fternoon at his boarding house. Ne 20 East Broadway'
Inv stabbg himself In the left breast Win an IRON
while laborlng under attack OF delriuA tremehs'
When superintendent Kennedy telegrapn.eSaa .Sa
tho fact OF the capture OF Maurer snpposeS Pand % I
,nnfy ON "Wednesday night, Mr.. Pratt the
,o~ney was i'm this city aud kyeN nothing OF tpe a'0''
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

Police Commissioner Acton remains IN very
nrecarious condition at his RESIDENCE In this CITY, NOT nav
ing able to resume his duties since MS return iso
o , oor,b Yesterday no suffered from painful head
nbe in addition 10 his other complaints ana was con
ancd 10 his bed with strict orders from hlS
lave him disturbed little AS possible lie sho"s nv
nn%couraging signs VI eOnyalescenco.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

NEWS FOR TRAvELERs.-Th Creamer Safety
Break has recently ordered by the Lake Shore Kali
way The completion OF this order will equip al tue
lines between this city, 3d. Louis, aud 81 pau VIA NOV"
York Central aud Michigan Southern route. ar
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
wRsT INDIA MARKETS.

H.vis April eho Sugar market 6uer sales made dsr
the basis sia8i sObe fog No u D. s. hOseovsde
Sugar 7at Good kehniDg Exchange on PARIS
discount United States 90 daF sight 70 gold
al cent psenum currency 2923t per cent discount
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

coRCADRLL RICHARD Seventy ninh-st vest Of Avenue A.
BER1S JULIA No. p Bast Porteth-st
McMURRAY, JULIA, No. 80 Hesterst
PERCIvAL, JAMES No. 50 East Broadway
RATHBOREE, CHARLES J., No 3l5 West FourteenthSt
WINSHIP, GRRNVILLB, Trinity Church
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
Spstial gotitss.

Eighth Assembly District Union Republican Associ.
viii be hed
Hotel Grandst. THIS FRIDAY EVENING at oock
JOHN J. OBRIBN President
Jon JSsS w.lss. McDSsAlO Secretaries
Extra Special NOtce-Dr H. sCHBSCK bess leave 70 IN
bis patients and the public that in consequence OF his Increased
practice at his principal Office in Philadelphia he VII" BE-
obliged to give up visiting professionally after the neI' regular
yiTUEsDAY April 9O Those who wish to consult bin will peass
make note OF this NswYork. No. - BOndst will b
closed April 90 Dr. sehenks medieiues-PULMoNC sihor
sRAwBRD TONIC MANDRAKE PILLSwith fall directions In
gub German French obtained Of Druggists and dealers
sysywhss ofce this Visit will be- usual from N 70
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

The recent Charter Election in Cincinnati, Ohio, Ire

stands 100 Republicans to los Democratic Republican
majority "a.
The recent Charter Election in Cincinnati Ohlo Ire-
suited as follows:
Republicans MAI.
Sayor-JoRS 16f5 CHARLEs T34-loH
pocS yudgs-w 13 JAEKs 6I4-2In
CITY SoloJ b. WALLER. 1885, WILLiAz DSEY s2-l $50
4uditor-CHA I3 $685. JOHN X sELDKN III s2ll 531
Ireas9ra-A b. WILsOs l2l4i ROBERT hooRE-l7sf7 100
Both candidates for Treasurer were Republicans.
At the recent election in Evansville, Ind,
the Republicans elected the city officers and Of the
nine Counoilmen.
The Republicans of Albany have nominated
for Assessor william H. Rice; Justice Joseph M. Law
son; School Commissioners, George W. Carpenter and
Charles L. Easton.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
The following is the complete vote for Sena
tors In Connecticut:

The following is the complete vote for Con
an in tho IYth District OF Connecticut: y
Evening star., 1869-06-12
AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.
UH b. WHEELER h CO., Auctiopeer,.
u No. aga Seventh street, bet q ana 81 st

D No. 4aa Seventh street, bet and st,.
rEgssTEEs SALE Ar AyorISs er HAND
AND ILEGAnr PiRLoR. cHHassR nIr DE-
ksNHGIhIoM NM .y suN AM npk kLBRsRT FgEENLrgRE
a By virtue Of deed Of .ru.. to me, the
h aa.ed sta d.y S% 0l jan January M s a. B Isl; . ..d
.duly record in 3 N. g., No. . fllio az,
District of Colombia, shall Offer 81 pubic suc-
,ion, 70, ,ash on the premises, 3iS K street. be:
'1S eins ssi or oii a the
personal property mentioned in the schedule an
n.x.d 70 said deed of trust and partially described
o.w in THE PARLOR.
One fine Medallion Carpet
Two f ne Sofas
Six Chairs to match
Two fine match Center Tables
One small and one Card Table
one Rosewood Piano
Ore Cover and Stool for same
-Four sets fine Satin Window Curtains
Two large size Msntel Mirrors
. Pier Gissses
Fancy Divans
CHAMBER ruRNITUsE,
Rosewood and Walnut Eed.tests
:: k9fesn.. 9SaSs. Marble top
=. wsshstands.
Four fine wardrobas
Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Comforts, and Bed
Linen Sheets. Bolster and Pillow Cases
Chairs, Commodes, and Corner Racks
And In esch room, Silk. Rep, aud Lace Curtains
DINING Room
n Sns srGsssIs ssis CSIIs., TaS, handsome pattern
Twelve Dining Chairs
One eofa, two cideboards
One Mirror, enc N sntel Clock
Cutlery rys and Fable ware
Castors, Forks and Spoons
One set Of fine Silk Rep Curtains
One elesan. Rre.seI; 5srpss
One . Walnut Library Table
ns'is one IisrsrE srs eadsS sideboa1d az TA''i
Two fine " alnut Bookcases
One Mahogany -
mans Magazine complete, Annual Register
Three sets silk Rep Curtains.
KITCHEN.
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furni
Chairs. Tables, Queensware and Utensils in full
~ sBBvAHrs' ROOMS
Furnished With Bedsteads and Bedding, Bureaus
stove. Ssrha;, III I'll IL the Chamber.
UilclOth and Carpet upon the passages and stairs
And at o'clock P m, on the said ID day, 0
snf ssa S
son 3 subdivision of Square nbered tive hundres
and eighfy-fve, (286D Improved by . four storl
pressed brick front Dwelling House, brownston
trimmings and containing sixteen confortabl
rooms, situated upon the south side OF X stres
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth street
west.
months from date, secured by deed of trust upeI
the premises. All ccnyeyancing and revenu
stamps at the expense Of the purchaser. A depOsi
OF 500 will be required when the house 10 sold.
ALBEIT G. HALL, Trustee.
b. WHEELBR CO.,
| je l0d Intel. Auctieneers.
Evening star., 1869-06-12
pRoPosALs FOR sTaTIoHERY
DEPaFrNENr ovAsRIcuL,

HEPARTNENT - AsRfCrIrr RF.(
60 NASHTNsTpN, June :. lSg 4
ees'd fropossls. Tor furnishing STATIONERY for
tue nscsl year ending June So lsro ~iIl e received
~ thts Department until MONDAY, ths list
instaLt. at clock N
a schC dNle ot the articles snd estimated luan-
utes reguirFd d. anf beuk forms for bidding. con-
application,
Al. arti.es furnished must be of IN, beet quality
q ,hsis Kind samples Of which must socofnPAav
The hi.. WI, he considered, snd scoeptsi or
Coutrects meet he executed BY the .uc-essf1l
bIIder within ten Gays after being called apan 80
TO 60.
Each proposal must be signef hy the tnsiyiiual
or fim making ~ and be accomp uiea hy q satis
factory guarantee Of the ability Of the party 70
fulfill the contract.
Bonds with approved seouriiy In the sum Of
three thousand dollars. o0o will be REL ar et
OF individual or firm 20 whom the contract M ~
be awarded
All deliveries viii be subject 20 inspection by
On officer, detailed for the purpose by the Com
missioLer. and the delivery II inferior article
Will be deemed sun Cient cause TO annul the con
tract.
Proposals cnaccompanied by q satisfactory guar.
aDtee will not bs considered, and contracts will be
awar ed only TO established fact urers of or
dealers in the articles.
Bidders will be required O. conform their bids
to the specifications fui nished, and failure % ID
90 will cause the re JectiOn oi any bid.
HORACE CAPRON.
arnfa a. % A. Ill
Evening star., 1869-06-12
EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

A dueI, growing out Of sn article IN the Pc
.s-shurg Jn,i>r denouncing Robert W Hughes,
q eoutr1butor 10 the Richmond StEts Journal,
M RepurIican organ, was arranged to take
pIscp Yesterday, near Richmond, between Cap
lain w Z Cameron. edi.Or OF the Indsr, and
NJ Hughes The police arrested the seconds
art MI Hughes near the fighting ground. The
frht, Il is thought, will oe renewed IN another
S-ste.
at louisville, the rsm1ins of Lieutenant r.
FITriII, an off Ger in ths FsnIan Organizauon'
X-are refused burial nights of the Roman Citn.
OIL Church because he Fenian Brotnernood
az reared in church In regaIia The oody was
taEsE from the church and foii0"eu 70 tns
c.uleteIy by a large cOncourse OF remains.
The Republican State Convention of Texas
has nominated L j. Davis for Governor, by
Exclamation. J. W. Flanagan was nominated
fr Lieutenant Governor, Frank Carter lot
1,1nntroIIer of the Treasury, and keuchler, OF
Rexar, for Commissioner of the Land ONCE
At Memphis, Tenn, Judge Hunter, In MS
refi:iOn for mandamus % compel the register 10
eIVe hrm a csrsific3tc OF election, asseIls tuit
negroes, con nfiued IN Jail for various
.f-.rSFs, were registered and taken ana Noted
tr smith, 10 whom the certtiicata was given.
Tns American Iusrifute of Homeopathy re-
surred lis s-ssiC3 u Boston on THURSDAY. Two
ladies' apYHrd FOR admission, but the cen7Ols, IN
y.aW Cf the previous action Of tue institute, dld
Lot feel called upon 20 recommend tAem-
The steamship Quaker City, which h9S for
sCIne days been dsJ9Inei BY jhe United State
spanish Consul, wa formally released yes;er
day. and Will probably sail Immediately
Official accounts OF military operations IN
Southern Arizona are published. During IN
past three months forty lndlaDs Were Killed
and immense quiutIues OF Indian suppIleS'
stock, &c. captured and destroyed.
Nelson Walker. an intelligent colcred man,
announces himself a candidate 10 represent
Nashville and Davidson county. Tenness9i, III
tne next legislature on the platform OF unlVer-
sal suf sage and general amnesty.
William Varley. alas /" Reddy, the black
smith," a notorious New York criminal ant.
Tammsny pOiIiician. has forfeited MS oail
bond, and Lett fol parts unknowa 70 BIS pur-
suers.
During seven days in the month OF June
fO.g7- III migrants from Europe arrived At New
York The total number tor five months OF the
present year Is 1886.
The bill IN relation 10 the erection OF an
international bridge across he NIagara river
at Buffalo, has passed the Canadian Parlia'
ment.
The worEmen in the employ of the Howe
SSewIng Machine Company, at Bridgeport
COnuectIcUt, have been on strike since las
Monday.
The Massachusetts, House, on Thursday,
passed the PrOhibitOry Liquor bill TO engross
rLentI3i TO @6-
TIE Cincinnati Base Ball Club beat the Bos
ton Trimontains at the latter city, yesterday
a. 20 II.
Evening star., 1869-06-12
10y FITCH FOX,
No. 47O 7th street, opposite Post ONCE.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON STREDT.
BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRsT
CHURCH, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY NEXT. the 10th instant, at
O'Clock m, we will sell, on the premises, orig
ipal Lot s. in Square 90, fronting lss feet on
street BY depth OF l59 feet on North Capitol
street; If not sold as q whole, the property will
then he offered in single lots, having front Of %
feet each on North Capitol street by depth Of 100
the square diaeonaiiy opposite St Alloy sfus Church
and the GoveIpment Printing Office. and facing
and Kelly in which seventy two dwellings have
been erected within the past eighteen months.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, H. and l6
months, With interest, secured by a deed of trust
on the premises Revenue stamps and conveyanc.
ing at purchasers cost. deposit Of 800 required
at time of sale. FITCH BoN,
ielO-dAds AUctiOneer3.
Evening star., 1869-06-12

IL o OF MO-
Hyou want your ROOF made Fire and Water
Proof for u or 10 years-warranted-at about half
the cost OF Tin or other roofs, employ
tie unrivaled FELT ana GoMPosITION ROOF
kB, 81 Louisiana Rvenue, or 66O N, between 4th
and 5th streets. Repairs to old rvot promptly
u she ana warranted. Material always on hand
-. -. ss.e. ss - -
Evening star., 1869-06-12
TRUsTKEs' SALE OF vALUABLE LAND.


In execution of decree Of the Supreme Court
for the district Of Columbia, passed in the cause
Of Fee VS. Fee, no. 1888 Equity. the subscribers,
trustees will efer for SALE on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 24th day OF June, 1859. at IL
O'Clock a. m parcel OF Land situate in Wash
ington couRty. in the District of Columbia called
part Of Beal's Adventure" )" or "Eas.ern Hills" !"
containing about one hundred and ten acres.
This property 10 distant about mile from
BeBning 3 Bridge, and adjoins the lands of Mrs.
Manning, and is near the SITE of Fort Mahsn. The
soil is excellent Tor gardening purposes Ihe land
affords beautiful sites for dwellings. The line OF
the Baltimore and PCtomsc Railroad will pass
through the property. Tbs land will be ubdiyiied
otuit purchasers and plat OF the divisions will
Terms Of sale One third OF the purchs ee money
to be paid In cash the sy Of sale of the nal
ratification thereof by the court; the residue in
two equal annual instruments; the whole purchs se
money to bear interest from the day Of safe and
be secured BY the bonds Of the purch asers TO the
satisfaction OF the trustees. Stamps and convey
snces a. the cost OF the purchaser. A deposit of
ALEXHNDIR b. HAoNER,( r,,.,oo,
ry 20 sast. tAM.S e6ooPiiEss 6ooPiss LArIMEk, Aucts.
EXTENsIvE SALE OF BUILDISG MATE.
Il RIAL.
WASHING IoN ARSENAL, june 8, 1859.
viii be sold At public W a.etioa At the Washington
July, 1859. st 10 O'Clock a. large quantity OF
surplus Building Materials derived IRON the Pen
itentiary buildings. ard consisting of about one
million OF serveeable bricks cleaned and ready for
use-s like qusntity Of broken bricks-together
with coping stone, blue foundation stone, slate,
iron doors aud shutters. lumber, &C., &c.
Tor further Information inquire at the OH ce OF
the Arsenal.
Terms cash. GEO. ID. RAGsAE.
Bvt. Mai. Gen. u. b. A, Commanding.
Je IL, IL, y, 28, and July
Evening star., 1869-06-12

DIED.
SHELTON. On the llth in.tsnt, SARAH SHELL
Ton, OF erysireas. In the 10th year of her age.
The friends and scIraintanees of the family are
respectfully requested TO attend her funeral TO-
rnorlow az two o'clock, from the residence of her
sOn, Joseth shelton 18th street east, between d
and strets, Navy Yard.
GRIMES At fifteen minutes after o'clock,
June IL, 1852. EMILY TERkELL. beloved wife OF
Hillary Grimes, aged 81 years aud months, after
lingering illness of five months, which she bore
with Christian resignation.
Her remains will leave the residence OF her
father in Law. 3 SO New York avenre, between O. b
aud 10th streets. Sunday, the 18th instant, at
O'clock. for ct Aloysi ~ Church. The friends and
relatives Of the family pectully invited to
attend.
BURDINE Monday. June 7th. instant, In Gov
ington, ky:. after severe and painful Illness Of
three me pths, which she bore with Christian for
tiisde, Mrs MARY BUKDINE, sged 40 years,
reliet Of the late VIM. Burdine. Although far from
her early home she was kindly treated BY the pure
and Christian care Of many friends; who will ever
he RENE mtered by her relatives OF Washington.
Her reati yes and friends respectfully invited
TO attend her fnternent, At the GlsnWooi Oeme-
fery, Sunday June 18Th, at D. m, from the vault.
Sunday Herald copy
Evening star., 1869-06-12
10y GREEN B WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. e26, southeast corner OF 1th and streets.

ID Auctioneers and Resl Estate Brokers,
No. S26, southeast corner Of 7th and streets.
BRiuK HoGsE AND BAGK BuIIpfNG.
WITH A FINE LOT, FRONTING ON I7TH
STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND srs.
NORTH. AT AUCTION
-. On MONDAY the 18th instant, at O'Clock
Ia: p. shall sell, by virtue of deed OF trust
AEA dated the 18th day OF November, ISIS and duly
recorded in Liber T. and R., No. 4, folio IS, &c,
one of the Land Records for Washington county,
in the District Of Columbia, known and designated
part of lot No. s, in square numbered one hun:
dred and eight three as laid down In the recorded
plan Of the city of Washington; beginning for the
same at point on the line OF Seventeenth street
west thirteen feet nine and one half inches on
Seventeenth street; thence eastw ardyon hundred
anc ninety feet one inch thence nerth wardly
thirteen feet nine inches; thence westwardly one
hundred and ninety eight feet and enc inch to the
place of be eginning. With the improvements, con.
Sitting Of a three-story Brick House, with Back
Building and Frame stable in the rear OF the lot.
Terms One half cash. balance in six and twelve
MONTHS for notes bearing interest, and secured By
deed Of trust ON the premises. All convey ancing
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
500 down on the day of sale. And if the terms Of
sale are not complied within five days after the day
property at the risk and cost OF the defaulting
purchaser, by advertising three times in some
PATRICK WHITE, Trustee.
je2saw&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Evening star., 1869-06-12
DENTISTRY.
TEE az kKTRACTkD WIrHour Parx

No charge viii be msae tor eN;rsc,inc where Ar
tihcial Teeth arr inserted. althourh The 80
Patient viii be require a GO pay Tor theA
eurgical operation v heG performed. hich >~-<o
will bs deducted when the teeth are male rhe
association Is row prepared 90 make Teeth on
Cold, Silver, and RUt Der az New York, rniis iel-
tai work done can have it ss cheap in the above
nsned cities. All work will he one IN the uss-ast
anc best msnper. sne wsrrs nfed 20 give entire
stisfsction PersoHs will do well g. call ans er-
anime our work tsfoTe getting it elsewhere. " is
Evening star., 1869-06-12
llY CHARLES W. -BOfELER, Auc.toneer-
Id tSuoceesor TO J q. McGuire & Co
Corner Of Pennsy lvsnis and l0tn street
TRUSTEES sALEo y.huABkE BUILDING

by virtue of q decree OF the Supreme Cour' Of the
District OF Columbia, made in the of Nc Blair
ct al. vs.. McBlair ct al. No. .ss5 aud dated the
loth day of May 1853. will offer, at auction, on
MONDAY. the 2lst instant. at o clock p on
the premises, those valuable Lots In the First
ard in tie rear of Gaiby's Row, in Square no.
7S heir lets in the subdivision Of the estate 10y
the late John Gsdsby. known as No 20 aud "A, on
Twenty first street, each fronting 20 feet and Nc.
20. 81 So 53. 64 S. Sc, 81. S. So and g., fronting
4 feet inches and ten q feet inch on street,
between Twentieth and Twenty .hrst, and Eo. 81,
67 and 63, fronting on alley
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid IN cash, and the balance in two equal
pa ments at six and twelve months with interest.
TO be secured by approved notes, with lien re-
served. The terms OF sale must be complied with
within week after ssle, or the property may he
rssold at the risk and cost the frst purchaser,
after one week g netice.
wALTER 8. COX. Trustee.
ie ] eo&ds. CHAS. W. BoTELER, Auct.
Evening star., 1869-06-12

n<Bread was first made with yeast in 1850.
rvThe Newark clergymen are carrying the
war against Sunday cars into the pulpit.
Evening star., 1869-06-12
NOVELTY FOUNDRY And MACHINE
~ WORKS,

We have on hand 0ne Portable Steam D y Mill
Oi horse Power that ve will sell at works
l1r SlJeo eszn, Also. several portable engines
Tor ihreshing mac hines of 10 horse power
elso several portable eng ines on wheels from Is TO
~ horse poVer or under. PERSONS Wishing 20 pur.
chase asH OF second hand machinery. engines sr
iChs would do well % call or sdiress j.
1fEst co Pa fersb1TE, West Vfrsinss,
Evening star., 1869-06-12
DY COOPER LATIMRR Auctioueers,
ID tsuceessors to j. U. Mcclure q Co.,
Southwest corner Penn a avenue and llth street.
Star once Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE ON ELEyENTH SrREET EAST, BE-
- Under and by virtue OF q deed Of trust, dated
La Sd day Of September, A. D. 1858, and Only re-
:1f orted in Liber E. q. T.. No l., folio 489, &c,
one OF the land records for Washington county, ID.
o., will sell: at public auction, on the premises
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 2lst, 1869, at
O'Clock p. m all that piece or parcel Of ground
known Lot No. 6, Square No 100, and i'm
ipE.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance In and u
months. with interest. secured by deed Of trust
uren the premises. All conveya ances aud stamps
at cost OF purchaser. sl00 deposit at tms Of SALE
JAMES TRlMBLE Trustee.
COOPER LATIMEB,
myl9-W&S&ds Auctioneers.