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MASONIC ELECTIoN.-At the meeting Of
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter, No. l,F. and
A. NJ, the following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing term! Joseph T. Brown,
NJ. Z. ii. P.i George d. Pntten, IT,, L. X;
II. S. Merrill, E. s.; Josiah Essex, treasurer;
Henry o. Noyes, secretary l.. stoddard,
lanitor.
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347 Seventh Street,
Next to Northern Market and X.
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THE physical life of woman is the title Of
medical work advertised elsewhere, and for
sale at the wcll.known book store of J. G..
Parker, opposite the post office.
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A DARING YOrSG THIEF. - Yesterday
afternoon as Mrs. Mary Scrivener was coming
out Of store on Market Space, near Eighth
street, having In her hand a pocket book,
containing between IS aud so, and several
parcels, a notorious young colored thief,
named VIM. Burke, aged 10 years, sueaked
up behind her, snatchei the wallet and ran
of. The alarm was given, and the young
scamp intercepted by Officer Bradengeyer,
who took him to police headquarters, where
he was searched and the pocket book found
on his person. He will! be tried to-day
before Justice Harper.
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L. d. BARBOUR & Co.,
Oak Hall Clothing House,
No. 400 Seventh street, opposite Post Office
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Groceries.

EoRArIo BRowSisa. ALPHEus MiDpLETos.
BROWNING & MIDDLETON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL oRoCERs.
AND DEALKRs IL
CIGARS. TOBACCO, &C.,
At the Old Stand Of
GEO. 4 THOs. PARKER 4 CO..
SP p5pnsylyania avenue, Opposite hetfopolltsn
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NEW BOOKS.

author Of - lut LsGer," "Undsr Curreut,n
.............u....... ..... VI 20
Tue MYsTkRY OF LIFE AND IT'S ARTS,
by John Rn.kin, author Of ''Modern a..
PAinters," Observation-Disclosures. 90
BMERsoH,s PROSE WORKS, . new edi-
tiou Of the Prose works Of Emerson,
eompiste In two neatly bound and beau.
tifully printed voiumss........."........ 90
BALLADS OF NIw gsaLAED. Whit
tiers Dallads, collected In . handsomely
illustrated Observation-Disclosures. 90
A WINTER IN FLORIDA, OF, Obssrva-
tions On the Soil, Climate and Products Of
our semi Tropical stAte; with sketehes OF
the principal towns apd cities In Eastern
FLORIDA, to which Ia added . brief bistori-
cal sgmmtIy. to!sthaI with hints 10 the
Tourist, Inyalid and eportsnen. By
bedyArd Bill ................u........... oO
BE00AR ON HOIsEBACK,or County
Family, BY tho author OF "CArlyon's
Year" Pound Dead" &c. Paper.". %
JOHN PLoU0HMAN's TALK or Plain
Advice for Plain People, By Rev. O. II. ~.
bpurGeon................... ..........s... w
ACHAPrgR OF RRIB. by CHARLES Francis
Adams. Tho Erie Railroad transactions ~
explained ....s......... ~
THE WOMAN WHO DARED. By Epss sar-
gent %
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STATS PATENT oFPICB.

n. ~, WARRINGTON, D, O., Oct, 0, 1869.
n. ". praying for the extension Of a patent
granted 10 him on the i2th day Of February, 1850,
f"F an Improvement In LubrieatoT;
IL 10 ordered that the testimony In the eaas be
CLOSED on the sth day Of January nexti that the
Time Tor ming arguments and the BxAmlneT's re-
port DO limited TO The 10th day OF January next,
ana mat said petition DO heard on the 2iIh day OF
tension, gAMijEL S'FIsIifR
ootB'TuAw Com lksi0paF of PAtapts
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FoUR new slx-room frame buildings for
sale or rent. For particulars apply to VIM.
Hoffman, No. 800 d street, near Seventh
street.
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TN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
MullIgan
mo. l.MI EuultY

MulligAn aud Others,t
X. r. Jackson, trustee In the above eAuso, hAy :
log reported TO the court that he made sale Of all
tue real estate described 10 said bill to the amount
Of sl,I97 %, and that the purchasers have com
pied with tho terms Of sale, II IL ordered by thu
Court this 10 h day OF October, 1870, that the Id
sales aTs hereby ratified Rpd confirmed unless
Gauge to the cJ"tTaIy thereof DO shown on or he
fore the OH day Of November NEXT provided a
cory Of this order be Inserted IN some newspaper
pub shed In the city OF Washington, once week
for three sleeeasiSo weeks before the said OH day
" November.
by order Of the Court.
AlIue COPY; 4. J. MEIG'. Clerk.
OCtl6. 69Ws
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"BURT's SHOEs."-Burt's beautiful fitting
boots for ladies, any style or width. An
immense new stock just received at Gar
trcll's, $40 Seventh street, corner OF street. l
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lIOUsEKERPERs and others who are In want
of pure apple cider can be supplied with a
choice article on application to Egan d. Bro,
t0uthwest corner Of Z and Ninth street.
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WINTER TERM.-The winter term OF our
Business College has commenced, aud new
classes In bookkeeping, penmanshiP, arlth-
metlc, and grammar are now being formed
Our young friends will take notice.
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THIS, is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
l seriP9L has Obtained iIOa the 0Iphans, Court
bla letters Of pistfaton on Tie personal esiss
q WiLLIAh 4. HEssHAy, late o. Wash ngtOn
claims AEainst the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same. withths vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber, on or before the llth day Of Sep.
ended from all beueht Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th dAy. Of septem-
Dor. 1859. GEO. A, BHkHAE,
septlS MSw' AdminIstrator
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"PnYsIcAL LIFE OF WoMAS."-This val
liable work, published with high commenda-
tlons of its moral aud social bearing, Is par
tlcularly intended for women. The author
bases his Instructions on the broad laws Of
human nature, and his views are clearly aud
carefully expressed, and on any doubtful
Testimony In Its favor has been voluntarily
given by clcrgymen, teachers, doctors and
other professional people. The book may
safely be placed In the hands OF the gentlei
sex. The work Is for sale at John c.
Parker's Post Office Bookstore, No. 45s
Seventh street.
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A GARDEN Farm, well improved, on the
Seventh street road, near Brlghtwood, Is
offered for sale. For particulars of sale sec
advertising columns.
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o. o. sPICER, 45s Ninth street, between Y
aud + Streets, has Just received n lot Of
choice Butter In both large and small pack
ages. Special inducements In price.
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or the FIRST mortgage bonds there has be en-
sold during the year Sl5,50O, making In all
$4,000 disposed Of
The Board, In conclusion, would express
their appreciation of the fidelity to the In
terests OF this company by Chief Engineer
Blythe, and also to the efficiency Of the
general superintendent, Nathaniel Hayes,
esq, aud also OF Il. II. IIaycner, esq, ticket
and freight agent, one OF our most indus
trious aud energetic officers.
On behalf ofthe Board,
l.. MCKENZIE, President.
The salary of the president was fixed Mt
$2,00O-same as last year.
II. s. McCoIub nominated Lewis McKen-
gle for reelection, and that gentleman was
unanimously reelected.
The following directors, 10 serve for the
ensuing year, were then unanimously
elected II. s. McCumb, Of Delaware C. +.
Lee, OF Alexandria; john l.. King, OF S pring- !
field, Massachusetts, john Jauuey, Of Lou
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRs.-The steamer z.
q. Knight having been thoroughly over
hauled and repaired, Captain johnson, OF
the Valley City, will be placed In command
Of the vessel, aud she will leave for New
York tomorrow.
The steamers Columbia and Isaac P.
Smith arrived from Baltimore yesterday,
with heavy freights for District merchants.
Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, has sold lot
5, In subdivision Of lot 207, In Beatty and
Hawkins addition, located at the corner OF
High and Market streets, to Mrs. Mosher,
for sl3 per front foot.
Nine hundred and sixty bushels of fair
rcd wheat were offered and sold on Change
yesterday In lots, at si.3G@i.40 per bushel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-17

SThey are trying, and with apparent sue
cess. locomotives for drawing omnibusses in the
busiest streets of Paris.
~WiscCnsin, which has now six Congress-
men, expects to have nine under the new appor-
tiOhment.
FS'Ladies, without regard to sexr are in
vited to attend q women's rights Iuvvsir.s q
Western town.
~Fields, the Pennsylvania murderer took a
dose of vinegar and molasses to cure a sore
throat half an hour before he was hanged
~The San Francisco Figaro says the fast life
of that city Is to be preferred to 'the COnnecti-
cut style OF stagnating through life, and forget
ting who YOU are before you are dead"
IL Col. Aaron WIlbar, who recently died at
Savannah, Ca, had his life insured for $4,000.
DA Dubuque young lady who has been con-
fined in the Iowa Insane Asylum for fourteen
months because she would not marry the man
OF her cruel parents choice, has been ascertained
to be very mad but not insane
81 The Boston Aldermen spend each about
SEQ a month for blue bill plOyer, champagne
and cigars, and the city has to foot tine bills.
During the last year the Board has cost the
Modern Athenians Al 800 a month.
s7A state lodge Of the National Labor Union
was organized at Boston last week. Colonel
William Il. Greene was elected permanent
two women, j. II. Nelson is a member OF the
executive committee.
~ Highland Scotch minister, being much
Disconnected by the putting up of umbrellas
here and there in a congregation which he was
addressing in the open air, on the sudden ap-
pearanCe of a summer shower, shook his head
gTimly, and, fixing his eyes on the innOvators,
said with dreadful sOlemnity - All, ma freens.
ma freens, here'H be nae umbrellas ia he'll ~
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WAsHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
w at the PGTorS Of the FirsI ngrsga,OHdl Church,
corner of 10th and streets.-Instruction given by
an able and experienced corps Of Teachers. Pupils
received at all times Terms for Tuition, "a afraHos.
per quarter, in classes according TO grade. Piano
and Organ $40 to $50; Orchestral instruments, $40
TO SI5 Singing and cultivation of the voice. S5 $40,
ets; HaIIp91ny, ~ frlxale lnstruca9n, = 10 M
commence TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 2lst. at
O'Clock. Fourteen Lessons will be given on TUES
DAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS. (The even
ings may be changed to accommodated Terms: Gen.
tlomsn, II iO Lady S1Oi Gentleman and Lady, 81,
Musical Institute will be held at Memorial
Chapel, corner OF 18th and streets, commencing
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 2)th at 61s O'Clock.
Fourteen singing and institute lessons will be given
on MONDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. Terms:
as given above for Ladies and Gentlemen.
~ The National Music Charts, > also sheet music
for sale at the Consere atory. Music hours from
gu. m. to p. IN. See circulars at the music and
book stores address o. Ii. BULLARD,
nO29 60 I'm Director.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ZANE UP WITH MY COWS, A FEW WEEKS
~ ago, dry brindle BUFFALO cow. The own
ct Is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her away. JAS. SUGHRU
18th street, between q and streets. de H-3t-
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On the Ilth instant, n
- white MARE. about Is hands high and years
Old. At the same time, dark CULT,6 months old
liberal reward will be paid for their return to
avenue. de 1851
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TRUsTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE PRI
l. nAIE RESIDENCE ON 14rH STREET. BE
IWMEIEN r l. STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS
- By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated the 9th
3 day of March, A. u. 1859, and recorded in Liber
II and II. No. l3, folio rs, one of the land rec
ords OF ashington county, i'm the istrct Of Column
bia, Will sell az public auction, on WEDNESDAY,,
the I'D day Of December, A. ID. 1869. at o'clock D
m in front of the premises, the following described
real estate situate in the city of Washington Dis
rlct OF Columbia. to wit: Lot lettered &C of Evans
subdivision Of original lot numbered twelve r. in
square numbered two hundred and forty-seyen a 2f7
as plated and recorded in book X W. No. l. folio q
OF the Surveyor office of said city of Washington. D.
e., together with the Improvements thereon consist
ing of three STORY Frame House, sanded front con-
tanning nine rooms and bath room and water closet
warm and cold water, range and furnace; marble
mantels throughout the house Lot is IL feet nv
about Ills feet deep, to an alley.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest from the day Of sale. The de-
ferred payments to he secured TO the satisfaction
the Trustee. All conveyancing and stamps at the
cost of the purchaser 500 to be paid on the
day OF sale; and If the terms of the sale COM
piled with within five days from the day of sale the
Trustee reserves the right to resell, the risk and
cost of the defauting purchaser by advertising one
week in some newspaper printed and published in
Washington, ID. e.
JAMES NJ. LATTA, Trustee
dell-td COOPER LATIMER, Auct rs.
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RYJ.B. WHEELER 4 CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNuM
PROVED PROPERTY ON TWELFTH ST,
BETWEEN w AND BOUNDARY STREETS.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated on the 9TH day
Of August, 1865, and duly recorded in Liber and r.
No. 8 folio Sgi AZ one Of the land records fer
on the premises, on HCRSDAY, December sd,
numbered thirteen is5 and the north ten feet Of o
numbered twelve ~ in subdivision Of Square
and runs back IS feet TO an alley.
Terms: 0ne-half cash; the balance in six and
twelve months; notes bearing interest and secured
by deed Of trust on the premises All conveyancing
and stamps az the cost OF purchaser. ESQ down ON
MICHAEL p CALLAN. Trustee.
de13 j. B. WHEELER A CO. Aucts
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RY COOPER & LATlMER. Auetioneers,
- Successors to J. q. McGuire & Col
Southwest corner Penn avenue and 18th street

UNIMPROyED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
WARD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
a On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, December Eth,
O3ols69, at O'Clock, the premises, we shall sell
slot No. TO- in Square 50, having front of n feet
inches, by a depth of Us feet Sh inches. This
property is situated on the south side of street.
between 2lst and I'D streets
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in and u
months, secured by deed Of trust, with notes bear
ing interest Conyeyancing and revenue stamps at
purchasers cost. $50 down at time of sale.
deli-d6ds RepI COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
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DIED.

HOOVER In Georgetown. on the 18th instant.
SARAH HOON L Il in the 9Oth year Of her age.
he fUnt raj " III take place from the residence of
Francis Cross No. 1876 list street Georgetown, d.
C.. Saturday the 18th instant, at clock. Rel
atiyes and friends OF the family are respectfully
requested 10 attend.
MILLER. ON the 18th instant. FRANCES MAY.
daughter Of VIM. II. and Anna Il. Miller, aged 4
years and months.
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BOARDING.

ROARD-0ne large front ROOM, second floor, fur
ID nished, with BOARD. Also, TABLE BOARD.
AT aga q street, corner Sth del4-3t"
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-with or
Il without BOARD, at No. 49c Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near ID. Boarding at the same place, IS per
week. jy30
EIRST- CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT ROOMS, TO be had on reasonable terms,
at 21c street. bet nth and 18th; short walk from
most of the public offices. iyS-tf
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMs, &c.

A convention representing the bonded inter
ests of counties in Iowa in railroads in the State
met at Muscatine yesterday and adopted reso-
buttons protesting against the decisions OF the
Federal courts requiring the pay ment OF taxes
on State railroad bonds, and advising tAe citl-
zens to refuse to paw the railroad bond-taX until
all remedies are exhausted. The total amount
of bonds involved is about S1oDsO,eS0.
Last night the corOner's Jury in the case of
Anthony r. Oliver, killed Yesterday i'm Char
lOttesville, Va, as stated in The STAR last eve
niRg,by Ayers,gaye verdict in accordance with
the facts Ayers went to jail and gave himself
up He has been visited by several prominent
citizens, including two or three clergymen. The
wife of Oliver was present when her husband
was shot
Half a ton of nitro glycerine in the magazine
of the Roberts Torpedo Company, three miles
from Titusville, Pa, exploded yesterday after
noon: demolishing the building, causing a tre-
mendOus shock, killing the agent, Z. III. Brophy
and damaging houses in the city.
The bill TO paw in coin the interest on the
State debt, amounting to -, IS5y $40. passed the
South Carolina Legislature yesterday; also, a
bill requiring insurance companies doing BUSH
ness in the State to deposit with the State
50, COO of its bonds.
A. u. Knight, postmaster at Edgerton, Ohio
and W. i. RObb, one OF his sureties, are charged
with embeZzlement of mOney-order funds OF
the Post Office Department to the extent of five
or six thousand dollars. Both bailed in q, 500.
The Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Will meet at Cleveland next year. The society,
tabled a resolution of sympathy for the Cubans.
The Republicans, generally in Washington
Territory are holding meetings to take action
against Gov. Flanders and other Federal OFF,
Gals who are endeavoring to divide the party.
At Philadelphia yesterday, in the case of the
steamer Triumph, formerly the rebel ram At
lanta, the court decided that it had no jurisdic-
ton. The vessel was held for a debt of wages
due sailor.
Holders of Georgia State bonds are apprehen-
sive that Congressional interruption of the politi
cal status of Georgia will seriously affect the
value of their scrip.
An employee in the New York Sub-Treasury,
named George Dunning, has been arrested on
the charge of embezzling So 600 from the con-
Germ.
The fires in the California Gold Hill Mines are
still smOuldering, and several miners in the
kentuck Mines are nearly asphyxiated.
boat containing thirteen wOrkmen capsiZed
yesterday near Newark, y. j., drowning four
men and one boy.
Ten failures were reported in New York yes
terday. Depression in trade the leading cause.
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ROTSD HATs.-Round hats are more worn
than bOnnets this season, even by the middle
aged; and never have they been more snowy
than now, or more costly. The latest styles
have the crowns very high and small at the top;
somewhat of a sugar-loaf shape. This shape
becomes the youthful and pretty face, but de-
tracts from a plain face, and should not be worn
by those whose features are irregular. The low
crown hats are much worn, and are more be-
coming to the majority of ladies than the high,
and are prettier when neatly and richly trimmed
An elegant round hat is of black velvet, and is
trimmed with black lace, velvet and black
ostrich plumes. The centre feather is long and
curling. falling below the neck: and. gracefully
worn, is one of the most attractive hats of the
season.
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DR0POsALs FOB FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE Asst CoMMIssARY or SUBSISTENCE.
fikFirHLE ARsExAL; Mp, December Is, lsse.
slis office until u O'Clock noon. on FRIDAY, Janu-
ar lsfh. ie7o, for furnishing FRESH BEEF 10 the
troops at this Arsenal for six go months, or euch
less time as the Comnissary General Of Subsistence
may direct.
The Fresh Beef to be delivered in such Quantities
as may be, from time to time, required and on such
days as may be designated by the officer In charge
Office.
Bidders invited to be present at the opening Of
the bids. n GREALTSH
Captain and o. +. K. and A. B.
DEF Std In charge Of Pfkesvilie Arsenal.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
DRIvATE CARRIAGE FOR SALE.

pRIyATE CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
=, The elegant CARRIAGE tLandean) imported by
the late Amos Kendall from Germany =. IG0R/
for his own use is offered for sale at lib EPSzG
sral discount. 1t has been used but 49,
few times Apply to
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
de l6-tf Corner 9th and VI streets.
nRUG STORE FOR sALE-On Liberal terms
~ Inquire the Of 10th and VI SITS. de Is 6tF
COOP HEAVY UNION PLAID PANTS AT
Penn a avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets,
de lO-tde25 Third door east OF 1lth street.
II A RARE CHANCE.
A first class BREAD, CAKE and PIE BAKERY.
Apply at star Office. des If
EOR SALE.
A large stock of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, con
sisting Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, and other fine yEWELRY.
GOLD CHAINS.
ard all other assorted goods usually kept by us, will
be sold at PRIVATE SALE,
at our Office for a small advance over the amount
loaned them until the day of our auction sale,
which takes place December 81, 1869. at 10 a.
5. GOLDSTEIN & CO. Brokers,
dei-tf "a FOur-and a half street.
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MARRIED.

SAWYER-COWIE. December 10th. at O'Clock,
at the residence Of the brides father. by the Rev
Mr. Bittiuger, JEFFERSON SAWYER. of Boston,
Mass. a. JENNIE A., daughter of Col. Georg,
Cowie. The happy couple left for Boston the 8
q clock train.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. o26, southeast corner Of 9TH and d SITS.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED PROPERTY FRONTING THE
NORTHERN MARKET, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the I'd instant, we shall
@ sell, in front of the premises, at clock p M,
sk44the following valuable property, being part
Of the real estate of the late Rev ysus Ward
Parts OF lots and in square AZ, having front Of
80 feet north h, between 9TH and sth streets
Immediately opposite the Northern Market house,
with the improvements, which consist of a large
three story Brick House, with cellar and two small
Brick Houses. This property may be divided and
sold separate on day of sale.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, L, and Is
months the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of sale, aud
cured to the satisfaction Of the executors All con-
yeyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser. 500 TO
be paid down when the property is sold, and il the
terms not complied with in five days, the exec
utors the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defsuting purchaser by adver
Using the same three times in the Evening Star.
]. T. WARD.
j. b. WARD, Executors.
SAMUEL NORMENT.A
del5-d IRepl GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts