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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-14

PERsoNAL.-Robert McCreery, of
the law firm Of McCreery & Taylor,
st. Louis, is at the American House.
He is on his way to Greensboro, on a
visit to his father, Senator McCreery,
of Kentucky.
J. @. FarrOw, of Washington, Indi-
ana, late of this city, is in town on a
business trip. He reports that the
people of Washington are building
lots of railroads-on paper. He will
return to-day.
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LoulaHlIle Market.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. oct. 10.
CoTToN-Dull and nominal.
WnEAT-Red 81 10; white gl IS.
CoRN-tn bulk 0jc.
OATS LIN bulk 65c.
RYE-92c.
ToBACCo-Leaf quiet: sales OF l2i hogs.
heads 81 from 81 90 TO si2 Is.
PRoYIsIoNs-Firm mess pork 93l 75. Ba.
con shoulders lie; clear rib 2J5<c; clear
sides 2lc.
LARD-l9c.
WOOL-Quiet.
WHIsKN-RaWs
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ANOTHER WHIsTLE.-Wc notice
that a steam whistle haa been attached
to the pillow mandatory of III. F.
Blount & Co. It indicates enterprise,
and is the guiding sound to another
fine mandatory. It is upon manu-
featuring interests that the future of
our.city depends.
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LARcENY.-A negro named Jack
Hagan was arrested by officer jack
son yesterday, charged with stealing
a suit of clothes from a young man
residing at the house of Mrs. Charles
S. Wells. The thief was put in the
county Jail.
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Observation-Disclosures. who was
committed to Jail for contempt of
court, on Tuesday, paid his fine Of s.
last night, and was released.
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W-A warning to bald heads
Death loves a shining mark" We
would advise all baldheaded people to
use the Jatamansi Hair Restorative,
and cover the shining mark" with a
heavy crop of hair. o
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The ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Report Of Receipts and Expenditures
Election Of Board Of Managers.

We publish below the Secretary
Report Of the Receipts and Expendl-
lures for the Evansville Orphan
Asylum, which is most excellent
Showing. giving evidence of the able
manner in which the affairs of this
charitable institution have been man
ogsd by the noble and generous
hearted ladies who have charge ofthe
Asvlum. We also give the report Of
tbe Trustees, which embraces the
names of the Board of Lady Man
ayers lately elected. The old Board
were unanimously reelected, which
is a deserved compliment to the ladies
comprising it. The following is the
report of the Trustees:
EVANSVILLE, Sept. ID, 1869.
At "a meeting of the Trustees of the
Orphan Asylum, held at the residence
of Samuel Orr, for the purpose of
electing a Board of Managers. to serve
the ensuing three years, the following
ladies were unanimously elected:
Mrs. John ShankliD, Mrs. w. j
Lowry, Mrs. NJ. Laughlin, Mrs. VIM.
Baker. Mrs. Joseph Turnock, Mrs.
w. W. Morgan, Mrs. Jacob Sinzieh,
Mrs. Sarah Foster, Mrs. Thos. NJ
Archer, Mrs. Lucina Harrington
Mrs. G. Sehrenk, Mrs. James Uric.
SAMUEL ORR,
JOHN III. RoELKER, Trustees.
y HORNRROOK
sECRETARY's REPORT.
Report Shouting the Receipts and E'c
pendttures Of the Evansville Orphan
AsVlun1. from January Isl, 1868, to
October 4th, 1859.
Balance on hand as per last report,
December 3lst, 1867 zz5o y
From donations, Including city
and county So5 Z,
From 1nterest..-....., zo@ q
Total ..'''''E5s1A7 II
EXPENDITURES.
Furniture .--...--.S - ~
ClOth1ng......... ......... ...'....' ~ ~
| Proy1S1onS......... ..s....'. ..s..-'a' 81 %
Medicine ......--. .............-....... 59 ~
HOOKS. .-,.-.--.. -. .-.'-',,,-.,i
daily necessities............. ,o9o Il 10 :.
| t. ----So,lOf D
Balance in Treasury. 49,. ,aOB y
ASSETS.
City orders.................. $50 GO
$40 % ooc n
= A ------E4 QUO "
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Mr.. ANTHONY will please accept
our thanks for late California papers.
He made quick trip to the land Of
the Setting Sun.
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Fn Consnmers al Gaal SI4ck.

A steady supply of Slack may be
found at the Ingleside Mines, at 29c
per bushel. Furniture and Planning
Mill men are advised to supply them
selves at present prices in view of the
probable scarcity of Coal. oc13 3t
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BROOM CoRE-We are informed by
Martin, Gardner & Co who are buying
a large amount of broom corn, that a
big trade is carried on in that line in
this city. There are several broom
manufactures here, and the raw ma
terial sells at from 500 to s21O per
tun. This is another evidence that
almost every branch of business is
carried on in our city.
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NsB YORK Colo ana stock Marhet.
By Telegraph.1 NEW YORK, OCT. -.

WUNEI-TIaY AZ DWU.
EXCHANGE-Sterling quiet az 0ag1<.
GoLD-Opened at 1905, touched 1914. and
closed at 13049l305S. Carrying rates 385
per cent
GoVERE1fENTs-Heav and lower, under
free sales by Boston capitalists. Coupons
Of '8l, llg5kgll95< do. '02, llg14Ql20; do. Ni,
II91S@l19z{; do. '65, llg56qll95z; do. new,
II75SMII7JZ: do. 'O7, 1lT1<MIl56; do. 49, 1lTlL
MIi7J<; lU-40s, I0sl<9lOS52. Currency o. NJ
az. The Sub-Treasurer bought two mil
lions al us 64-l00gIl6.
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LOCAL. NOTICES

B- Go to STRoUsE & Bros, No.
s. Main Street, and see the French
facet. 1t is beautiful, and well adapt
ed for business men. oc14 3t
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BOARDERs WANTED.-Mrs. ID. c..
Robinson, corner First and Chestnut
Streets, desires us to announce that
she is prepared to receive a limited
number of day boarders. She also
has an excellent room for a gentleman
and lady. or two gentlemen boarders.
oo129t
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F8a T0rt Dry GOODS aarE8l.

By Tel6graph.l NEW YORK oct. l5.
DRY 0OOns-The market f1rc0ttou goods
continues depressed buf there lg a fair
business doing % concession. Tho Ma
aOnVllio ~ blcaehed mutlluH are reduced
from l5e % re, 8allou DO from lJe 20 lt5Sns
Maxwell do from zoe J0 noe, do 30luch
brown from 1Os O. i3e, Great EnI's a.
biaacned from lZ5fC to l1Ic, do a do from
Doc 20 l4c, no ~ 20 ffam lle to l3c, and DO
10 lrnm II ID 10
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EXCURSION. = Arrangements have
been made with the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad for an excur-
sion to Fort Branch on next Satur-
day. on the occasion of the grand
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B9~The ladies will bear In mind
that a beautiful hat will be presented
to the bandsomest lady in attendance
at the Henderson Fair. Tho hat is a
present from Frank Ingram.
WIN. HUGHES,
Dealer in Dry Goods, Millinery and
Notions, No. 46 Main Street. oc13
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IA There are Reserved Seats to
the Panorama of New York at night
only.
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"a The grand jury found another
batch of indictments yesterday.
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B@ Two thousand persons have
attended the Panorama of New York
at its four exhibitions here the rast
two DAYS.
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B9100 Broche and Paisley shawls,
Irish poplins and fine dress goods very
cheap, at
SCHApKER, BUSTING & Co.
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pa The very best Carmine Ink in
the market, for sale at the JOURNAL
Office.
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~ Tickets for the Panorama are
for sale at Scott's Book Store.
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HENDERSON LAND SALE.-The time
is rapidly approaching for the distri-
button of the rich, magnificent and
valuable farms of Mr.. VIM. McClain,
in Henderson County, KY, and it is
positively and distinctly announced
that under no circumstances will there
be further postponement. The
tickets are again selling rapidly.
This is probably the fairest and most
honorable scheme of the kind ever
presented to the public. It is under
the direction and control of gentle
men who are, as regards position,
character and integrity, the pick of
the best men in the State or nation;
and, when they say the enterprise is
legitimate and the drawing will come
off as announced. there is no room
left for doubt. Either one of the
farms advertised will be a splendid
fortune to its lucky owner.
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BG Prang's Cromos. equal to the
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 so to
$25 90. Call and examine them at
f. & BIS. oc1tf
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Bg T. @. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con.v
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf
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Rg The Card Photographs made
by w. T. Worthington & Co., can't
be beat this side of New York. Come,
see for yourself. corner Main and
Second Streets. sep28-1m
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RGg~ Faber's best Artists Gum, at
the JOURNAL Office.
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B@- The latest Paper Collar is the
" Eclipse" imitation linen; button
holes lined. Only 20 cents box.
Try them. STROUsE & BRos.,
oc14-3t So Main Street.
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Bg@Torn money taken at par for
goods at SchapkeT, Bussing s. Co.
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a SINGULAR DEATH a MAN
DIES ON TIE GRAVE OF Hrs WIFE =
Yesterday evening Coroner Sauer
held an inquest on the body of John
Peter Brack, who was founnd dead in
Oak Hill Cemetery. The testimony
before the Corouer's jury was to the
effect that the deceased had gone to
the cemetery on Tuesday afternoon,
and was slightly intoxicated; that he
asked Mr.. Goodge, the sexton. to show
him the graves of his wife and daugh-
ter; that Mr.. Goodge did so; and that
he paid no further attention to him !;
but that he found him about noon
yesterday in very critical condition,
and sent to the city for aid; and that
when a carriage came out to the GENE
terry to convey him to the city, that Mr..
Brack was dead.
1t seems that Dir. Braek was about
sixty-seven years of age, and was the
father in law of Alexander Maroon
nier, and has resided with him since
the death of his wife, which event
took place about six years ago. Mr..
Brack was native ofSWitzerland, and
was born in the Canton of Berne. He
has lived in Evansville about eighteen
years, and has been respected by all
who knew him. Like allother men,
he had his failings, and his great fault
was that two or three times a year,
while Iaboring under fits Of despond-
ency, brought on. it is supposed, by
temporary alteration of mind, he
would seek to drive away care by the
use of Intoxicating stimulants, and
when in that condition often expressed
desire that he might die.
On Tuesday afternoon. at the store,
he bid John Dannettell good bye, "
and said he would never come back
again" This he had often done be-
fore, and Mr.. Dannettell paid but
little attention to what he said. The
old man then went to the cemetery,
and after being shown the grave of
his wife, laid down and wept over it.
He undoubtedly lay there all of Tues
day night, and the condition that he
was in, and the exposure. caused his
death. When found, his hat was
lying on the top of his wife's tomb
and he was lying between the graves
of his wife and daughter, and par
TALLY on the grave Of his deceased
eonsort.
The Coroner's Jury, after fully in
vestigating the cause of his death, re-
turned verdict that he died from
the effects Contemporaries and expos
ure."
In one of the vest pockets of the
deceased, the following was discovered
written with ink on q small piece of
paper:
Il live by the truth, and die by the
truth. The truth is my Heavenly
Bread, and it IS the word of God for
families in Evansville. They don't
know what he is speaking.
PETER Rack 4E
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pa Fish & Barter have a fne
assortment of Ladies' Initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
IL. q
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R@ French Corscts just received
at HUGHES, which he is selling very
low. oc12
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PETER BRACK.

The remains were brought to the
city last night, and the funeral will
take place from the residence Of Mr..
Mareonnier at p o'clock this after
noon. Mr., Brack was a good, kind
hearted man, and his untimely decease
will be mourned by many sincere
friends who will drop q tear to his
memnrv.
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STEAMBO ATS.

90 II a-4 AEEs - ~ "a n
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
"A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
IL against the steamer Norman, ate
hereby notified to present the same within
thirty days for settlement, tOtheIWise
tsney VII be debarred, TO J. sinzich & son,
70 the undersigned, at Louisville, Ky.
Sept. %. 1909. = IN = . 0"HS s8im
FOR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT.
Tie magnificent steamer
.fsEh VIRGINIA,
go charles schuIize. Master:
johnson and Miller. Clerks.
WIN leave for Sew Orleans and all way
ports on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER I4rH.
For freight or passage z, apply on board. or
ocl8 d2t Agents
FOR oWENsBORO, CANNELFON,
AND LOUISVILLE.
The fleet and elegant passenger steamer
eh ROSE HITE,
Ezzzszss1aa j ames Mather, Master;
Leo Crane, Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville and all way ports
THURSDAY, OCTOBER I4TH,
at 9 O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
dit Agents.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
The elegant lizht-draught steamer
"a J. L. GRAHAT,
1sassszzaP p. B. Pry, Master,
Leaves from New Orleans and all way
THURSDAY, OCTOBER I4rH,
at o'clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. Il
FOR EAsTPORT.
he splendid passenger steamer
In LEWELLTN,
Glenn. Matheny, Master;
Johnny Harper, Clerk,
Leaves for Passport and all Tennessee
River way landings
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Inn,
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to W. ii. CONAET,
ait Agent.
CARRIAGES.
}. 3. GREEN. f. L. GREEE.
A. B. GREEN * CO.,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prices.
Main Street, oct. Fifth and Sigth,
fanlG-d&w6n EVANSVILLE. Inn.
--z.----z.-ss-s--=-.==
MUSICAL GOODS.
q W WARREN. THos. CoNYEGTOE
No. CT MAIN STREET.
WARREN & CON YNGTON,
DEALERS IN
PIAEGS, ORGANS, MUSIC
And Musical Goods OF all kinds.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
fe20 dly
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BI- Go to Fish & Barter's and get
one of those beautiful Bibles. They
have a complete assortment Of Family
and Pocket Bibles. oc1tf
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BG Five hundred choice Bacon
Hams, in prime order, for sale at the
Builders Emporium, In lots as want
ed. Water, between Walnut and
Locust Streets.
oct9-15t BABcoCK & STEELE.
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RARE OHINOE TO PURCHASE
CHEAP AND DESIRABLE
BUSH ess and Homestead Property.

The Loagacorth Tract, recently pm'-
chased by Messrs. Elsas and
HeideLbGch, offered at
Public AUCTION.
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COAL CINDERS.

Coal CInder5 can be had at the
Journal Oflce-fOr hauling away.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 90 cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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New BAPTIST CHURoH = DEDIcA-
TIoN PosTPoNED.-The work on the
new First Baptist Church, in this
city, is rapidly drawing to close, and
the Church is rapidly approaching
completion. The seats are all put in.
and are ready for cushions, which are
nearly finished, large number of the
ladies Of the congregation having
been engaged in making them in the
basement. The finishing touches give
the Church a splendid appearance,
and the wood work looks beautiful.
The Dedication services were an
uouneed for next Sabbath, but owing
to the non-arrival of part of the win
dow glass, and the damaged condi-
ton of that already received, it was
deemed best TO postpone the dedica-
ton until the following Sabbath, Oct,
Oath. The congregation may well be
proud of their beautiful church edi-
fee.
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B~ Novelties in Dress Goods, now
on sale and very cheap, at Schapker,
Busting & Co.'s. se29
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B% Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish & Barriers. oc1tf
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Temperance Jubilee. AS previously
announced there will be several ad-
dresses delivered, and a general good
time is expected. The fare is only 81
for the round trip. The ezcursionists
leave here on the regular 11.45
morning train, and can return on the
accommodation train at six o'clock P.
NJ, and will have between four and
five hours at Fort Branch. Those de-
string can return on the night train
This viii be a good opportunity for a
pleasant excursion, and if the day is
fair we hope to see a big crowd go up
to Fort Branch.
Evening star., 1869-07-28

NRNTiLATE NOUR CHILDREN's Rooms
Most paTeprS. before retiring, make N 4 duty
'o VISIT the Sleeping rooms of their children.
A ney dc 80 III order % be satisfied that the
-shts are eXtinguisEei, and that NO dan ger l.
NE IteDt the iittie ones. But If they l. We
-- rooms with closed windows aud doors
fey shut IN as gre eItan sIeTEy fr-, although
- Idy1CSe may no, b. IS readily detected
'-.-JH = there, slow but deadly. Morning
er morning, do little children wake. wary.
rifUi and oppressed. What eau AZ me
y tat Csn 10 ce'' tie mother cries. In despair
~ h9s =, curse 70 med dicJue. The Constitution
11rCmes eEfGe Geblsd, and the child grows worse
be cause. perhaps, Il never traced TO over
,TOwdt rooms, without proper air; but II
IeNeTtheisss. the right one.
Ar iEteligent mother, having acquainta ID
u-T-elf with tHe principles of ventilation, Will
not retire to her own rCom for the night with
sut hay:ng provided q sufiiciency of air for he
sn'idTen "a the same manner that she provide
And regulates their night covering or an
piaEr requisite for efreshIDg slumber. Some
'im' by JudiciOusly lowering window, and
40 C'Ter time by leaving door wide open,
-uiS end may Ne attained. In masy houses the
day sud llght nurseries communicate. When
'r-s 4 the C2se. the windows of the further
on should te lett open. Even in sever.
weather. young children can bear this arrange
HeIt II they are not sxposed 10 direct draft
mn. NOnftig
Evening star., 1869-07-28
DIE ID.

DIED.
nIGEkT. On tn. 9th of yulT AT 3 O'Clock
r.- JOHN F., son Of the tate Kev Iii and Char
.te Hugebt. eyed 81 years
Tie relatives and friends OF the family are re-
sgsCt ely invited to s.tenf his funeral on Thurs-
cay. the 29ih. At D. N from his motner's resi-
cenee, SO8 bah street, bets cen and n.
CALIAGHAS On Wednesday 18th instant O.,
gsraysis, MARY cherished consort IF Dennis
4 allsghan. aged IS years.
The relatives and friends Of the family ere re-
Peter Church. 2d street east. bet xeeu ana ID
streets south. to mOTrOs at 10 o'clock -. m.
LONG. On the 2srh iuS Staut at 81 O'Clock a. M .
3; tubercular meningitfs NAfHALIB, infant
darghter of Littlefen and Mary II II Long.
Suners ~ their resldence, 44x i street, to- N or.
'ov ATerDoUn ~ O'Clock
COOK. In washiBston, on Tuesday evening,
= III inst ats o'clock, Mrs MAkY COOK, aged
afS ut &c years.
Funeral 10 take place at 3 O'Clock m on
Thursday. from the resdencs Of her sister, fran
ssCook. al zlst street west- corner OF L street
north Funeral services At the 18th est Baptist
church.
FLYNT On the morning of the 18th In stsnt Of
hemorrhaxe OF the lungs HOR&TlO FLYNT,
NJ Collector OF lnterusl revenue for this Dis-
tIict, and ate assistant cashier Of the First Ma
tionAi Bslk.
CREABAH- On the 18th inst, JANIS CREA-
HAN. IN the 9th rear OF his age.
tDMONDS. On the 18th instant. st % .. N b,
JANIS " sen OF Charles and Sarah Ann I'd :
warts. aged years and moaths.
BBASHEARS On the 9th, OF cholera fnfan.
fBm: kfFlG AUGUSTA. youngest child Of I. ]. 4.
sat kmma Brashesrs, aged months and . days .
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iKITRD STATES MARsaALL's SALE.

In virtue of awrit CT de ri facias issued from the
tltrk otlce OF the supreme Court of the District
Of Columbis, and to me directed, l will sell at
pubic sale. Tor cash. in froat OF the Court H0use
door oil said District. on MONDAY. the 9TH day of
fuRust, 1869 at IL O'Clock m the following de-
scIibed property to wit, viz: defendant right,
tltle Claim, ald interest, in aud to ub,ilytsi,n
lot q. in square No $50 together witn ali and
singniar the mprovem ants thereon. in thu city II
ashfDgt0n. ID. c.. seized aud levie1 upon as the
propertyofE A. Adams, aud will be sold to salts
fy execution No. 5.5l in favor of Es.ex Roberts
jy l9-d6ds Juiy ~ isia
Evening star., 1869-07-28
&. MARSHAL,S SALE.

L. virtue Of writ Of 1eri facias issued from the
CLERKS once OF the SCprs court OF the District
o. Columbia: and TO me directed, will sell at
public sale for cash. in front Of the Court House
ooGr OF said District, on MONDAY. the 18th day
rght. title claim, and interest in the subdivisions
Noe ". IS. and 10, OF eluare No 6ll in the city Of
the improvements thereon, seized and levied u pom
As The property Of Geo. ~. g Eslin, and will be
sold TO satisfy execution Ne 3ni in favor of Uni
ted states. use Of sarah Shannahan, by her next
friend, A. Wilson. ALEX'B SHARP,
tls U 4. MArAhAl.
Evening star., 1869-07-28
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
l. ERTH NEAR THE BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON RAILBOAD
s. MARSHAL's SALE.

In virtue OF writ Of fieri f.cias issued from the
CLERK ONCE OF the Su preme Court OF the District
Of Columbia aud TO me directed, will sell az cub.
lie sale tor cast ia front of the Court House door
OF 'aid District, on MONDAY the 9th day OF Aa-
70 wit. viZ:-All defendant right, title clam and
interest in and to Lot Nc. "a, III Square No. 253 in
the city Of Washington, ID. q together with all
and singular the improvements thereos, seized
and levied upon as the property of Allison Naiior
and VII be sold 20 satisfy execution No i,SJl in
favor of Moses = Merrell. use of Windsor s. ford
July l9. 1863 yTlo-i
Evening star., 1869-07-28
BOARDING..

gSOAKEiNG -0ce pleasant furnished FRONT
~ ROOM. with BOARD, Si3 per Ia01th for two
persons, one do Sis, two SINGLE RoONs. s25
each: new brick house with bAth and gas, No {.
s-~ 1th, between l. and III SITS. iy1St'
AEGE FURNISHED AND UNFCRNISHED
IL BUO1S. WITH bOARD-With use OF bath
eUI Eas No 443 9Th street, opposite Patent Of
t~ Jy2a-6tf
I'IKsT CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
y Front HOOMS- to be had reasonable
terms st 2I- X ~ be- Fth and 18th, a shor waik
from most If tn pulls Off iGes. ly5u