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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29

Last evening the Crot0n main III d5o me street
,o. 80 Tbirtv dTst.st burst aud ovCrn0Wcu INC
2S' Totnn officers were Informed OF the
and the water WAS shut OF before muoh """ w.
done. , ,r, -, V;Il;o on,
An GRAND boy named Thomas Wills, cur
,syod he Dute 4 Thornton, c0innlsslon
E"3so pj,est while passing down Wallst yeScenuayi
~ ia nocket emf and gold certihcates Ior slVVo anu
roId coin TO the amount OF $50 stolen ny Soino """
thief. su., -,
Moncure d. Conway tells the following story
n Liter N Tn, Anti Sareyy Standard of this week:
-, ntht 7 wont 10 the Royal Institution to hear DR.;
rrn"nfap g We lecture the temperature ana amman
IT, M the bottom OF the deep sea- ~ inc close o te.e
res n IL customary for tho audience to repair into
The adjacent library where, on such occaslohs va
rious novelties prepared Tor their lspecton uene
aiIv there are microscopes with curious Things uhuer
thsm nctres OF chronological interest or beautiful crys
tails but last night among such valuhDlo spschnens'
.ona one had slipped card covered with small PHOTO
oTaphc heads OF whites and negroes which, laDel u-
informed u.s. represented the haulcal members
NJ the south Carolina Legislature ABOVE tnese ph0to
graphs II manuscript letter from some
d,ey amenting that the higher race had been thus
sGpplanted by the lower" aud whlte community
en over 10 the sway OF the suD0lned negroes III was
a. very unusual for miserable thing or this KIND 10
in place consecrated 10 matters OF scientific OF
nhosophical interest that its purpose could ouy nave
been perceived by those who took the pains TO READ me
manuscript But the pressure OF the crowd not
ths 20 many nearly all regarded the card as Oh purely
chronological interest intended TO CLAIM due aumirdIon
10 listen 10 the of those who IA turn passed ~
IT, and | could only wish that the inHh'inlhueu NS"
Yorker who sent 1t could have been by my SIDE. No
reading tho explanation above, every nlie IN yen VA
prefsed an admiration for the monbels whose
wns Intended The Royal Institution audience COMPRISE
the most distinguished sdras tiHe,mens anu eN NJ
tocruts and II was indeed rich 10 hear theni
entlou TO tho tno brow OF that negro Oh uo 'so""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29
Secretary HOMEOPATHIC Mutual Lie Ins. 20.
curcxrR1NG & Sons REDUCED PRICE LIST

CHICKERING e. Sons REDUCED PRICE LIST
We notice. with pleasure, the movement OF the old ana
house of Chckenng Sons toward the estab
shment OF uniform or oneprce system in the retailing
OF pianoores The system OF fancy prices has been
adopted for years by the piano trade the practice being
10 have price list marked up so high that they could ar
ford 70 be beaten down from 500 $50 below the prices
set down. The trade immortality Of this system must be
patent TO eyerybod and purchasers could not fall to
look upon it as extOronae something worse Ter the
practice could not honorable where one price Is asked
and another taken and profit ie 10 The seller ers' hen
Cbickering & Sons have calculated the cost OF their
pianos through series OF years ana nave MADE out
list of prices after addngto the cost OF manufacture
far manufacturers profit and without discount 10 the
purchaser which they offer to the public satisfied that 1t
will meet with general approval Comparing me TWO
price lists We nd that the cheapest plaao on the old s
,oi discount 10 purchaser, was $780, while by the new
Lat the same piano. schOut discount, Is fi75 The same
with the grands-old list, $500; new Hst sI2Oo' We
think was time that these fictitious prices should Dc
abolished and a fair business system be established
where the buyer knows Just what he haste pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29
NAVY GAZETTE.

w,surxcroN. April 2S-The resignation of Rear
oseph smith as oths Bureau Of YARDS aud DoeAs M
cepe effect on the list OF MAY next ana pc IL de Nsv
Court Ia session W te
nnent FLEET Surgeon j. NJ PolE has been detached ron t1
fn" Souairop and ordered home surgeon Charles
Gom Rendezvous duty the philadelphia NAVY la Er
isI ~ MAJ. and ordered the Franklin Fleet surgeon OF W.
l.s W S'Ss,on Ieut Comm VIM C. Wise Is detached ron
~ ssngs with direction. hold himself IN readiness nr aug on d.
IS. Nsn,nomoh Surgeon Jobu &. Sper ordered 70 toe
devious at the Philadelphia on tie l9h Of MAY B
Rodney aud Assistant.Paymas'et
III ave- ordered Il tho Philadelphia Maryland for examination 'O' P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29
nnMRsrrC MARKETS.

NOZZLE Ala April 2sCOttoD 100 bales Low siddn" "o
2etc rscsipta 17 bales; eIpors ,, - 60
bales recepts bales; exports Gold S4s srchangeter
Sight, premium Sugar dui' Common O0
lie Prime 3ie Mossss unchanged Po1r da SuperSue - oi
Double BItra Treble Extra &6 % Corn quiet; Whe
7577c Oats zoe. 506 81 60 Hay-Prime: so Fork
dull at S32 BacobJob5ing At otGl7t@e Lard dali lletce
i3c Keg Whisky Ermer; Western Rectted Ddsoe Cones
uBchanged . =.
Ga. April 78Coon In fair denAnd sales SO bsscss
Mddings 2Tic receipts 4lo bales a,.,
WusisoroH N. C.. Apdl 2a-Spiru Turpeutine, NiD4lic
Rssa quiet 81 s59s3 Is Crude TGrpeune unchanged fss
unceaaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29

Jnarez the Mexican President, is now SO years
old He has one son and six daughters
A novelty has been introduced at social par
ties In Paris At the entrance Of the salon is placed
large covered basket containing small bouquets of flow
ers, and presided over by modern Flora Each guest
pl unges his her hand into the basket and taxes posy
which the women attach 10 their dress or put IN their
hair. and the gentlemen place in their buton'hoe Inc
latter promenade through saloons. each Ia search OF
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face OF the other. What caIdte. headp aSeW nnr0
means cOnld surfsass that black fellow in tho eornerf
Think OF such men being bought and sodp Such veg
the ordinations which were uttered at every nomsn.
GUS sympathy with the south In the war--did hear
single word that not favorable to the negroes Ana
face that as friend OF the negro, would subscribe 10
have copy Of placed IN every pu0no place IN LonoOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29

We render the percng painless and pleasant for ehden
the drawing Of teeth for adults wishing SO 900 Pc
TENTS viii testify CoLroS DENTAL ASSOCIATION No 10 Cooper Id
attn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29

w. II. ScnIEFrELIN & Co., on Williams,
Tho extensive drug house. taken the agency ior to
sa,s OF the celebrated VERMONT SPRING WATER
Nessrs SAKE 4 Co., Projectors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29

Those Who would Save Money should buy their Silver
Mesrs FORD TUPPER hos S aud
Broadway saving Of Is cent can be effected 81 50 doiAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29

MIssssuoI Spring Water.-Ths only known re1sdy fes
Of the kidneys Sold By all dugs% DepoA
No 6 College Place. New York ...r
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THE STATE OF TRADE
rrRST INDIA MARRRTa


HAvAs April 1he Sugar market hrmer sales were made 70
OF 81 D9 arrobe for No " Dutch standard
Brchaage-On London l303 premium Paris ps9
cent premium United States 50 dsyS sight in gold fG coss
premium sight cent premium co days sight euf
rency 0 per discount short sight 22da ecu; discount
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naIard & c.wslp. Cod Liver Oh I. the S.s.

The celebrated sozodout made from The Seal
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MARRIED.

BUNKgR-LEdGRTTOn Tuesday. 9Th Inst the residence u
Abm W. LegVet by Friends Ceremony Paul Bunker and Pbebe o.
daughter Of the late Isaac Lsggett, all Of Brooklyn.
Hudson City J.. 90 Wed
uesay the Prof X d. Tteheoek Hlsa
G Scotland TO Jennie eldest daughter Of T. kodgrr.
esq ofNewYork
Al Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed rilA faA
same aud address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29

The evening session attended Enthusiastically
by members and citizens that every available niche IN
the house was uncOmfortably occupied Addresses
made by the Rev Henry Clay Trumbu OF Connecticut,
Mr. H. Thane Miller OF Ohio 1.-THE distn gushed President
OF the last three annual conventions Of Christian Assoca
ons the Rev Mr. Sunderland OF Canada and others The
attention OF the audience notwithstanding the
discomforts OF crowded house, tho best comment
that can be offered upon the most Of the addresses
The Convention will sit again at O'Clock this morning.
THIS afternoon six classes Will he formed at each OF
ho following churches First Prcsby Third Pres
byterlan Central Methodist, First Baptist, and PARK
Presbyterlap ChurChes-
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t-r.gA w
Evening star., 1869-10-02
10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID (Successors to Jas @. Mcclure q Oo.,D
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and llth street

10y COOPER & LATIMER, Auct1oneers,
- Successors to Jas. O. Mcclure Oo.,D
Southwest corner Penu'a avenue and llth street.
cHANOERY SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
sUBURBAN PROPERTY, BEING THE SITE
OF THE LATE CAMPBELL HOSPIT Al, AT
THE HEAD OF FIFTH AND SIXTH STs.
MIST: sRX Ed :IIhMnMrETDIATALY a. NORTH OF BOUND.
81 By virtue q decree Of the suprsS%ss Sss. Court
9Th, 1884 and passed in Ohancery cause No. 145,
George W. Miller ys. Ellen Miller ct al, We shall
sel at public auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY, 18th Of October. 1862 at O'Clock p m, part
OF tract Of land called Jamaica, ~ situated and
being In the county Of washington, ana District
ct the head Of 9th and 9th streets west, supposed
20 contain l9 acres Of land more or less; the same
being all that part or portion of the tract Of
land" referred to In the original bill hlcd In the
cause aforementioned, now remaining unsold.
This properly 10 In rapidly i'm proving locality,
=, Terms Of Sale: One third cash; the residue in
three go equal installmepts at six t6) twelve (l2)
and eighteen llS) months, with interest from day
OF sale the deferred payments 90 be secured to the
estisfacton e the Trustess the purchaser to have
Che option Of paying oil cash. Oonyeyencing and
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. Five thou
forssd II sssn sss S na
complied with within ten (0l day. from the day Of
sale And the Trustees reserve the right 60 resell
at the risk and cost OF the defAulting purchaser,
upon one week notice By adverti senent In some
nsw.paler printed and published In the city Of
SSi1aaKRs ere hi sSTH TpHE11sb;I.r,s Il; Trustees.
OOOPER LATlM1R,
seq. StawsvAds tRepl Auctioneers.
Evening star., 1869-10-02

III GRE1U WILLlAAN,
u Auctioneers and Real Eetaee Brokers.
10. s26 Southeast corner ef seventh and ~.
TRUsTE1g eALl or IMPROvID PROP.
HkTY fRONTING ON SIXTH STREIT
MaHST, D1THl1N n AnD o SrREETS
On MONDAY the 9TH day OF October next,
A. ID. t86e, I shall sell on the premises, at
clock ,: m. by virtue Of deed Of trust,
oSteo tne 18th day Of January. ls6y, and duly re-.
CORDED In Liber T and B. No. I. folio !6k Of the
tand keccrds for Warrington county, In the Dis.
ulst on 20 umbfa. known and described as being
part OF Lot numbered tw enty y-one (H in 6Qusre
numoered four hundred and forty seven, (4H J and
pelng contained within the metes and bounds fol-
,,owing :@beeinnins for the same st point on the
nne OF sixth street west twenty feet north rom
the southeastern corner Of said lot, and thence
running north along the line of said street twenty
tW. ieet, thence west one hundred and sixteen
til6I feet to the western or rear ne of said lot,
thence south along said rear line twenty (2pD feet
and thence east to the place OF nuine, with the
improvements, oonsisting Of fine two story
Terms: One.third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest and se-
cured BY q deed of trust on the premises sold
Conveyanctpg and stamps ct the cost OF the pur-
chaser1: $lo0 down on the day Of sale.
And II the terms are not complied with In five
days After the sale the trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser, by advertising three times In
some newspaper published in Washington, d O.
MATTHIAS PFEIFFER, Trustee
aI l9 2aw&ds GRD1N WILLIAMS, AuCts
Evening star., 1869-10-02
EVENING STAR
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

A Galveston special from Houston, says that
the so-ealled Texas Democratic Convent On at
Brenham consisted Of i've editors The demo-
cratic party, through its executive committee,
nomination for Governor The Democratic
party OF Texas has no sympathy or connection
with this move.
The Indians who crossed at Grsn ellis
Station, on the Kansas Pacific railroad,
on the 9th Of August, have arrived At
Camp supply, General Sheridan's headquar.
80. TSey @ report TT q % riiiedLssx were % USeyeones @
and the balance were Sioux. They say they
nave enough Of fighting.
There were two races at the Harrisburg Fair
heats-Unknown, Of New Jersey. mads PSI.
i0S. and ASK, winning, Second, Patchen
CnIef, aee from New Jersey, won-first heat.
2.iO second 23D4 Z, third 2.s7X.
Hawiey & McCIure's foundry, Utica. New
York, was partially destroyed by fire Thurs
Kaye Loss $1,000. AT Philo Curtis foundry
IN the same place, VIM. Frank had both legs
iron upon them.
1t is said that the United States Governmen
Is going TO get hold of the pirate steamer Tele.
Srapn oy fair means or foul purchase or cap
lure. tits alleged that she has been com uniting
depredatons on American commerce.
The National Bank OF Nor walk, Conn, was
entered by burglars Thursday night, and $4,000
OF tne oankss funds were stolen. The loss 70
Jriyate individuals II said to be immense but
The amount is not known
An accident occurred Thursday At 81. I,ouis
10 party OF bridge builders. caused by the
giving way Of a temporary trestle, which
wounded ten of the men, and several OF them
very seriously.
Prince Arthur has acquired another title bv
his visit to Mohawk. the headquarters of the
ieresang warriors, yesterday, with all the
ceremonies.
Part Of a Golfer dam on the Upper Mississip.
pl AZ Maline, broke away Thursday, en- failing
. loss OF sI5O,Ot0. and throwing ont OF mpIoy.
An explosion in Edward Downer's Oil ref.
merry at Utica, New York, Thursday evening
terribly burned Phillip Radio, and DESTROYED
1ne main building. Loss 5 600
A Convention of ministers will be held in
Paris to-day, a. which IL is expected a deci.
sion IN regard TO the convention of the Cham
bers will be arrived at.
AT the State Fair at indianapolis Yesterday
afternoon a steam boiler exploded killing
nineteen and wounding probably one hundred
spectators.
A frame building on Sherman street Albanv.
fell Thursday, smashing the whole furniture.
and fatally injurIng two children of Michael
Sixt-
The barks QuipZcoane and Formoso, loading
al Bordeaux Tor New Orleans, were domaged
by the late fire al that port.
The report hat the body of the father of the
murdered family near Paris was found proves
1alse.
The Spanish republican movements in Cat.
iaonIa and Audalusia. 1t is said, will fail.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
IlY FITCH FOX,
ID Real E,tafs Brokers' and Arcfiossas,
Ne. 40 Seventh ST., opposite Post Ofice.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF 18TH
STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
- By virtue Of q deed OF trust, dated the 8th Of
k:a December, 1867, ard recorded In Liber =. q.
AE., No q, folio 33s, one Of the land records
of Washington county, in the District Of Columbia,
the npdeIs,gned will sell, at public auction, on
O'Clock p. m, on the premises, all that piece or
parcel Of ground, being part Of Lot s, in Square
2S5, beginning for the same at the southwest cor
ner Of said lot. and thence running due north by
and with the line Of 18th street west 81 feet thence
due east 10 feet the nee beginning at the startip
point and running oastwardly BY and with the line
Of New York avenue rs feet, thence by line drawn
at right angles to said avenue northwardly 50 feet
inches. thence by line drawn northwardly IS
feet inches until IL meets q line drawn from the
emo Of the second line described feet. and thence
with piece Of land feet in width extending from
the northeast corner of the piece Of ground here
inbefore described BY and west Of the Continuation
OF the 5th described line to the public alley at the
The improvements consist Of Q large two-story
Brick Dwelling with basement and attie, contain
ing twelve rooms, with gas, weter aAd other con.
venieacee; we'll suited for . business property or
Terms of sale: Three thousand dollars OF the
purchase money to be paid in cash, and the resi- /.
due in two equal payments Of six and twelve
months with interest III the terms Of sale are not
complied with In hvs days from day Of sale, the
property will be resold At the risk and cost Of the
defsulting purchaser. Revenue stamps and con-
yeyancing st purchasers cost. A deposit of $500
will be required when the property 10 struck.
Sc 29-d&ds FITCH FOX, Auets.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
DROPosALs FOB FRESH BElr,

HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY Drsrnrcr,D
ODtee ChtJ Commtssary Of Sxbstsfenee,
Riehn.ond, Va, Sept. 20, 1859
at the ONCE Of Breyet Captain O. 8. Roberts, l7th
Infsntry, A. Q. g., at Lynchburs, Va, until
plying the United States subsistence Department.
with fresh Beef at rchburg. Va, for SIX months
nom 6ovember LIST, 1859, to April SDth, 1870, or
such less time e the Commissary General Of Sub.
Bidders are requested to be present TO respopd
to their bids. and be prepared 10 give bondS Tor
the efulnllment Of their contract,
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C., a.
hsretofore. b. A. PORTER.
Brevet Major and Chief O. g.,
oo2S-6t First MilitarV Diafricf
Evening star., 1869-10-02
RI aRl1H z wlLLIAHs. ...... ,,.,.
sssH sHSssSssss os1s.l snS ri nd

10. .e16 eOuthease corner Of tn eno 80.
By virtue Of . deed OF trust. from John Z. Pfsu
AZ, and wife TO us, dated the sd day OF September
1853 recorded In Liber and 3; No: :. ie!ios 2e
&C. one OF the land records Of the District Of 90
lum6is. and by direction Of the Trea.qreS Of the
sas e s.ss h ~ Uns eS9 81 e the
b bsr. ls@, at O'Clock IN the after1ocn, al that
Iisce and parcel Of land dtuated ana Iyine In the
city Of Washington, d. O., END known es part Of
Sssa ana s..s fodr S:l.s tSs n:stS s.sss;
ieet Of said Lett and beginning ior fns sane on
with the west nne 81 9th street twenty t5oj feet
more or lses to the corner Of street thence With
more or ls., the depth q me ;. 1oa; thence
Hns Of the part q said Tot eonyeySa e ,Wti.m
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance In 6
and y months, secured By the pure nasers notes
s ana .Seed Of trust. 80 cssh VII % required on
serve the right 70 resell on three dAXs pablo NO.
aee, at the cost and risk OF the 9etauiting Dur-
chaser. ~. q. BIQfOB,} Rrv.A>..
.ts, oRi1N 6 WILLIAMS,
SEES eod&ds (Inisll Auetionssru.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
10y GREEN D WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate ARentu,
Southeast corner Of 7th and d streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF UABLE I'M.
PROVED AND UNIMPBOVED REAL ES.

a By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
V:s Of the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity
.Aeanse No. ! ,6s9, between James Onaer. Jr., Is
complainant and James Onner 6r. ct al ,ao defend
ants, the subscriber will sell at public sale, On
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day. OF October, 1869. ct
41a O'Clock p m, on the premises, part of LOT Ne
in square No. 4a7 fronting 10 feet I5E inches on
west, and extending back with that width 100 feet
with alley feet wide, by 81 feet inch ss to 30
foSt % slIeY ID dipPTEysd Gs by twO-story BRIO
And on FRIDAY, the 22d day Of October, 1859 at
ioT NO. and parts Of GoTs ing vnSie nd
IN square No. SIS. fronting as feet on south Il
street by S4 feet sixth street east improved by
a double two story BRIOK DwELLING.HOUsE,
with Frame Kitchen and Brick Stable and Oar.
riase House; The above property 70 most eIigibly
situated and rapidly improving in value; improve
ments well and substahtially built.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash, and the balance
IN six, twelve, and eighteen months, for the pur:
cbasers notes, bearing interest from the day of
sale, secured By deed In trust upon the pr perty
Slo0 of the cash payment each piece OF properly
will be required as soon as the property Is Knocked
down and II the terms are not complied with in
five days after the sale, the property viii be sold
at the risk and expense of the defaulting purcha-
ser upon one weeks notice. All convey ancinR
and stamps At the cost Of the purchaser;
CHARLES b. WALLAOH, Trustee.
se4-2aW&ds GREEN B WILLIAMS, Arct's.
Evening star., 1869-10-02

DIED.
DAILY. On the night OF Sept 30, 1859 st 10 a
p M, WlLLlk N. DAILY youngest sop OF sor-
nelius d. and Alice v. Daily ', aged months and
= days.
Rest, darling Willie, rest,
Deep In the green earth breast.
Thy bed Is made;
thort was thine earthly stay,
Seeking Ged b better way
Through deaths dark shade.
Sweet be thy childish sleep
Blessed be the tears we weep
Above thy bed,
Still from the silent stars.
Far from earth 3 pangs and scars,
Net lost, but fled.
Still may thy face look down,
Crowned with Faiths deathess crown.
Thy hfe1s short story
fades with the tears we shed,
Drowning thy hsloed head
With golden gloryi
The relatives and friends of the family are invi.
ted TO attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents, No 43 DumbsrtOn street, Georgetown, !,
On sunday, October 3d. ct o'clock p. m.
BURh. On friday, October LIST, HANNAH
BCkk in the 4ist year Of her age
The funeral will take place at O'Clock on Suu-
Day from her fathers residence, SIS Al. street,
between Virginia avenue and = street.
HAskINs. In New York. on Thursday. the
Ath ult, ADELAIDE C., widow Of the late Charles
Haskfns, aged 46 years.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
AUCTION SALES.
EUIURR UAY3,

ri ". L. WALL q co., AucuoneeY,
ID Stores corner Ninth and o streets.
(Waus ODers HouDo.)
PIANOS, RARLOR, OHAMBlB AND DINING
lT6Fit55R2 lST66FFit552kE, oAAPars. sTovss. &C.. AT
On FRIDAY MORNING., October m,
WVv 1850. commencing st 10 O'Clock, We viii
~ sell the entire effects OF Furniture In house
10. ~ street north. between 9Th and 9Th streets
We name In part, viz: - IF'- b -
9ne very hne 7-octAve Piano, 6teol And Cover
Harior Suit, In green rep
afnut Chamber Suits
Marble top and Mahogany Tables
nMr.cloth and uasy OhairS
Whatnofs, Wardrobes
Lounges, Sofas, Bedstsads
Bureaus, Cottage Setts
eecrt tarfes. Wash0ands
brussele and Ingram Carpets
Stoves, &C., &c.
And many other articles which We deem un-
seT w L. WALL CO., Auct'rs.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY. the Ith day of October. 1859, ct the
same hour and place. ALEX, eHARP,
United states Marshal.
sc % perWM. L. WALL co., Aucts.
Evening star., 1869-10-02
COV1RNMINT SALE.

NAVY UEPARTMENT. ]
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTIONS ANB REPArR,3
September 20. 1869. y
The Navy Department viii effsr for sale, st pub.
lie auction, at the United states Navy Yard,
Portsmouth, N. b on TUESDAY, October 18th
at II O'Clock m, the United States gunboat Pr
NOBSCOT, of s07 tons, old measurement.
The whole amount Of the purchase money must
be deposited 1T the time of sdJudication, and the
vessel must be removed from the Navy Yard within
two weeks from the day Of sale.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessel from sale for any purchaser who will
pay the appraised value, with an increase OF ten
(l0) per ceRtum thereto.
The vessel and her inventory can be examined
at any time, and all sppli icatons with regard to
the vessel must be made to the commandsnt of the
yard. oc Got