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DY GREEN n WILLIAMS
- Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 3l9, southeast corner Of 9TH and % sts

"a By virtue OF a deed of trust from Armistead
eTSkead and wife, dated the 9Th November, lSj6,
Grecorded in Liber X. NJ. H., No "a. folio ls5, in
the land ONCE OF Washington county, d. c., and By
the direction Of the party secured thereby, we will
sell al public auction. on the premises. on FRI
DAY the 81 June. lo1O, at clock r. IN bots Nos
Z and :, in W. ". C0TcOraH's subdivision of Lots
Nos. and 3, in Square No SI.
Terms OF sale One-half cash. $50 of which must
be paid at the time and plaoe Of safe aud the resi-
due Ia six and twelve months, for which the pur
Chasers notes, bearing interest. aud secured by a
deed OF trust on the premises sold, viii be taken;
the trustees reservng the right, on the purchasrrs
laing 10 comply with the terms Of sale within five
days from said sale, to resell the propa-ty az his
cost ard risk, after five day. notice All stamps
and cOny ey cir 2 at purchaser's cost
CHARLES BRADLEY
WIN. X. WOODMARD.( trustees
myl2eo6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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ARPHANs, COURT, May zth, 100.

ORPHANS, COURT, May 7th, 1870
" DISTRICT OF COLCMBIA, wAsEIxa,ox
CorNJy, 70 VII /. In the case Of EL,EANOR NJ.
ceased the executrix aforesaid has with the srpro
baton OF the Orphans Court Of Washington county
siogessid, Appointed SATURDAY nay the assh A.
personal estate OF ead deceased and Of The sssefs
ID hand as lar as the same have been. Collected and
turned into money, when aud where al the creditor
ana heirs OF said deceased notified 10 attend win
wisesy law be excluded from all benefit in said de-
cesseds estate: Provided, copy OF this order be
published once week for three weeks in The Even
ing Star previous TO the said day. Test:
my9-lawSw- A WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.
l United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May II. ls7U.
I'm the psfition Of MARY j. OSBORN, Of Louis
vile, hentucky, ADMINISTRATIVE Of w illiam Osborn
deceased, praying for the extension OF a patenf
granted 10 the said w lillian Osborn on the fefh ay
81 August, lss6 and trissued in two divisions mum
bered respectively as follows: Number 23S7 on the
9th day OF May, IS6 and number us on The l9t
DAY OF June, lS5, for an improvement in Machines
for Pressing Bcnnets, Bonnet Frames, &C
IL 10 ordered that the testimony in this cssr h
closed on the 18th day Of July next: that the
be limited 10 the 18th day Of July next, and that
said petition be heard the Sd day Of August next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
sAMUEL 8. FISHER.
myHie"" Commissioner OF Patepn
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of three wrfts Of eri faeas and one writ
OF yendltioni exponas, issued from the Clerk Once
Of the Supreme Court of the District ef Columbia
and 70 me directed, will cell at public sale fer
casa, In front Of the Court House door of said Dis
Iiet on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1870, at
O'Clock m, al defendants right, title claim and
interest In and 90 part Of Lot No. 7, I'm Square No
t5 In The City OF Washington, ID. o., beginning Il
the northeast corner Of said square and running
thence south feet, thence west TO the west end Of
the lot, thence In nOrtherly direction with the
west line thereof the north line Of said lot thence
With said north line 20 the place Of beginning,
together with all and singular the fmprov ements
thereon, seized and levied upon a. the proparty Of
Brock msek,n ir and viii be sold 70 ..tisfy exc:
Matthew g.. Emery, Geo q. Plant, A A T. r.
-ALEX. SHARP,
NH = I'd q. 3. Marshal, ID. q.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
I'll MONDAY, the 10th day Of May, 1870, 1t the same
hour and place, BY consent of all parties.
spu ALEX. SHARP, U. D. Marshal, d. q.
~THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until MoNIAY, the 9th 81 June, ls7e, same
hour and place, by consent Of ell parties.
ny6 ALEX. SHARP, q. s. Marshal, d. O.
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A UCTION SALES.
RY GREKs wv. LLiAns, Auc;ioneer..
ID No 5is' .ausha. teorner VI fth and n str

Is No. SO .au We q rs and .r.e
1ssssEEfFs sSsfho sSS y L 2S6 Ss
- p ,irtus q deed of .ru t'Ss.isa 9Th October
county bisrici ~ e coian nd ssHpT 81 Il Te
ssS IN from, e The PREMISE on oSpat ths
q 10. Of srcsnd ID .aS ss IN a.Sas ssa
city ia said District, and known and di-. 'sSished
II No Ss :: ss 81 4 Lss
s.,d lot and running hesee south 80 feet, % ub
street thence ss. i isass aS e.
ins Of nearly new three story D~eiias HoY.e sna
containing ID rooms, with ali modern
Lsrms q sale: ssno cash, [of which 500 must be
se gSTn a, tine q sale balance in payments
e given desTrs psymes sssns hSs
Iron the day VI sale, and BY deed OF trn.i on
pHrshassr If ie term. Of ssis ann sos sSe
Trustee the qsSs q s eth. sss ssy q % ne
cost OF the sefsultns purchaser NV - anu
mys-d eRKkksT = TW1,R Et,k rrn.tess,
ID tsucces-Ors 70 jas. O. Mcclure c..
Southwest corner Of PennsyIvsnIa avenue and iith a.
rBEisT rHGs i sALE or TRACK OF LAND IN
BY Sifu So Of W. .s "a q AZ m! AVoTIcs
oM . Darn. and wife, duly reoordedln the CLERKS 7
sfHif RssssSS e The sss "a S.Ss
Land LoadOn equity in The ssss y Ina. Of
deed. two hundred and sSrssni N sad
sood Sla 1,ne psTsse' The title :. believed be
vested Tsa In me S y SAID deeds.
snd ss' s ~ sS;oa = Tie
0 x pN sc q eTffsss.: Tru...
my sdtd COOPER LATIMER, Kuet,.
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PERSONAL.

AIDES IN TROUBLE SHOULD CONSULT
H DIR; BROTHERS, l79 b street south, between
9h and 10Th, having dey Oted over ~ years in this
city 10 the eatment OF all female dseaser No cure
no pay. IN N as
nLD DIR. DARBY "DosS nor care a catS'' wh5 is
- Mayor he cannot spare the time from his pa
tiens. Separate rooms for ladies'. 10. AZ street -
See Proverbs, I'D chap and 10Th verse mylS-Im-
MES: Il. SAWYER, MAGNETIC AND HEAL
AVE- ING MEDIUM AND CLAIRYOYANT has
taken house on pennsylvania ave-, (Old No. 373D
between ~ and 9th sts where she can be consulted
upon all business OF Importance. my6 Ina
A CUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASE of a nriVst,
IA nature speedily and radically cured without IA,
use OF balsam or mercury, by DR.. LEON, the well.
SHOWN and Oldest established Physician for sRch
speciality IN the city. Upwards OF ffteen years
practice in treating such cases
=. FEMALE COMPLAINTS
mmediately cured IA ali cases, without fail. Room
4l4 Tenth street above Pa. avenue. mhl
1 AIDES SUFFERING FROM IRREGULlRI.
should cenfide in DR.. LEON tie only reliable and
Oldest established physician for such speciality In ths
CITY. Those desiring treatment can repose In hin
the utmost confidence. He guarantees a speedy cgre
IN ali cases. Rooms Ala Tenth street, above Penn
syhahla avenue fe4- II
nR: MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS, OERTAI6
~ CURE for Nervous Debility, Seminal EmIs
sions, caused BY fndiscretion, 6snorhaa, 0lest
scrotgia, skin Diseases syphilis In al it, forms
speedily cured.
BaLsan Copatva and Muesvy Discarded.
Sold In Washington. ID. o., by JOHN COUGH.
Din, Druggist, corner asd 9th St., and RIDGE.
LEI. l14 "a. ave. Prfcs - Der box. iy8-lys
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= tsuceessors 90 Jas. Q. Mcclure & Col
southwest corner Penn a avenue and llth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EeFECrs or
au GGTrhnITLEMAS LEAVING THE CITY Ar
On MONDAY MORNING, May 18th. At
HT7lO O'Clock. we will SELL at No. Ills III
w ~ street. corner OF 18th street general as
sertment OF Household furniture and Effects con-
sistiDg Of
Rosewood seven octave Piano
Two large Gilt Frame Mirrors with Brackets
alnut Bedsfeads
ainut Marble-top Bureau and waslstand
Solid Mahogany " ardrobe, with Mirror
Oak Extension Table. Sideboard with Mirror
Finely carved Oak Chairs, covered with Morocco,
and spring bottom
Tapestry and Three ply Carpets
Straw Mating, Stair and Passage Carpets, Oilcioth,
stair Rods
Feather Beds, Walnut Bookcase, Desks, &c.
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER,
myD-eo AuctOneers
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eYRIUC RrYLU

u N. ,.ps =. q .U
Stheir old style higk Or y. crow nLk !.
66utns s sS s Hx si' T2ofosT. Gas rs o.,
sfs f1d asfs Hs;Ii;r ACE e S'a'' ..
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pY GREEN a WILLIAMS,

Ply GREEN a WILLIAMS,
~ AuctioDeeTs and Real Estate Brokers,
No. SlS, southeast corner 9TH aud ID streets
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
tTHTTihhS ne ZINE PIANO fokTE, &c, AT
a On THURSDAY, the 2sth instant We shall
- housekeeping, al Hamilton Piace, corner l2Ih
~ land streets, northwest, No. 1900 old no.
One very fine Piano forte, stoOl and Cover
One hne PsrlVr Suite. crimson rep covered
MarbIe top Center, Side am cther Tables
dr ise Walnut MarbletcP and other Cottage Cham
Walnut Extension Dining and other Tables
LarEe lot 81 hne Tapestry, Brussels, Threeply and
Crash, oilcloth, Stairrods and Window shades
Hai IRE. Whstnut, Feather Pillows, Hair and
Walnut Tucker Sr.isS n.,.--.a.,-. n ;:..,,.-- g.
China Glass, and Crcekery, Plated Ware and Cut
Refrigerator All. tight and other Stoves
Ia ~ II hl.chen Requisites, with large lot
yi, articles which We deem unnecessary 20
rc PsTGs tfpTnifhigg and ths public in general are
hI ~ u worthy their attention.
my2l GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auct..
by GREEN WILLIAMS,
a. Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. S1S, Southeast corner 7th and streets.
VAi I,T Iadx sToRYEgAME HOUSE AND
TWEsN W. 81 ISG on sIREET NORTH, BE
1nTJIInn ON AND 7TH STREETS WEST, AT
- or on THURSDAY, the 25th instant. at 6
80 ~ Lot e, No in square No al Being "a feet
slstng OF ten room HouEe, with fne passage, water
Terms an ory aId making % good property.
flgateen ana twenty four months FOR notes bearing
iIs ana secured by deed of trust the prem
r. Stamps, &C. at cost OF purchaser. Sl0O down
my I'D GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RI COOPER q LATIMER AucfioDeers-
- successors to Jas. c. McGuire a Co
southwest corner Of Penn. ave. aud nth street
LARGE ANDATTRACTIvE SALE on HORSES.
n msR.Tss' hLpERNEY CATTLE. WAGONS,
InSNfbLkkin ISSSTEs; rsTPk&ISk IotssEe HHdbEE66
a. On TUESDAY. the sIst day of MAY lS-o
GNN,att 70 oolSck, at the residence Of J. P Bar,
ngOn on the rnSa ans IRON Mnsh
property OF the late John G. Rves and known a. The
asirSw Farm We shall sell the following described
Horses, Mules. Alderney Cattle
also. lderney Heifers aud Calves A'
Carriages. Bnggies. Wagons and Carts
large collection Of Farming Implements OF the
most approved styles, including Hay Teddsrs Wheel
hand Mowers and Reapers, of the best manufacture
one or 6 ton Fairbanks Hay and Coal scale, in
A large collection Of Carpenters, wheelwrigbts.
machlnlsis, Coopers' and Blacksmith Tools, OF
large lot of small Farming and Gardening Tools
Pa,iorm, Counter and rf Beam sese, FORCES
Log and Ok Chains, Ropes, BLOCKS and Tackle
Large lot Of various kinds Of FertiIiy.rs
About 600 loads Of barn yard Manure
Ahout ~ Bee Hives, made in the best manner, al
stocked.
~ Also,
One superior Piano Fnrte
Der Furniture ~1N ~neAA-
Brussels and Three ply Carpets
Kitchen Requisites, &c, &c
Terms Of sale: All sums und ar Ss5. cash; above
that amount, credit of thirty, sixty and nissty
days, with notes satisfactorily indorsed
NoTE.-The cars stop at Penn 8 Crossing which Is
on the place, thereby making IL very convenient 70
palis wishing TO attend the SALE The sale will be
posed of.
myg COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

Rf w. L. WALL 4 co. ,Auctfonesrs,
N. n Marble Bsilding,
No. 900 and Goa Pennsylvania av snus.
SALE j. 9 TrE sssskEfyIy E1EE,NsAAr MATING, Sc
W meneing at 10 o'clock, we win sell at our ssss
IL bureaus, Psrior suites, Hsrbss Is, r..,..
Desks, Chairs, scfss
Cottage Sets. Sewing Machines
White and 6heeRsrsl Mating, oile,o,h
sS SSs,is ia Siai:ss d f5aiss Mare
18th many other articles IL he Furniture line
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. Sl9, Southeast corner 7th and streets
HSSRsEs, MULES, WAGONS, CARTS, HAR.
Sd'ssr s sKnyfokk lLNs' wHEELBAKROWs.
a. On FRIDAY, the ssth instant, at 10
90 Yard Of Mes.rs we- a ' II.Ss. t eDrp srSs &
capitol street and street south, the follow
good Work Horses Work Males, Brick wae-
nIS;s GIS.t, wagon and Cart Harness, Sheds.
AAn Tm ethsT goods appsrtaipipg to making Brick
m sd 0Sn, tRep ShfkS q ~ihE aciian.s;;.
RI COOPER LAIIMER, Auctioneers,
~ successors to :: Z. Mcclure Oo.,J
Southwest corner Fem. avenue and 18th street
TTA HRH M PaREpF b bs,S SHAMBEE EEgs!
PE t BREssELs AND THREE Ply CIR
fkIS BOON CASE. &C, AT AUCTION
a On THURSDAY MORNING NAV 18th
VI $50, at 10 clock, at the residences of A gen,
~ tieman declining housekeeping, No l2I5 n
HVstreet, between 18th and 18th streets we shall
sell he following articles, viz.
walnut Parlor Suite. In green rem
walnut Book Case. Oak Hall Suite
, walnut Chamber furniture, Lounges
Painted Cottage Furniture Ha
lair and husk Mattresses
Feather Bolster and Pillows
sldebo ard, Extension Dining Table
Once Desk, Easy Chairs
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
Terms cash.
my2-dts COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
10y COOPER IATfMeR Anc,,o,a---
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TRUSTEES, SALE vALuABLE IMPROVED

KY COOPER i LATIMER, Auctioneers,
~ (SuccessOrs TO J. g. McGsuire A 90
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania ave- and 18th 81
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". 81
sOuthwest corner Penn. sVsRue aad lltb street,
FiksI CLASS BUILDING LOT on yKRNoSr
AkEkrE; AND NEAR THE ARLINGT5N Id
80 clio. Z, IN front OF she pren,ises " :, vii mn ~
lot No. 40 az square 2l6, having front Of Is
,Set e1es On The west se q Vermont avenue be
Ter 70 letSci sley Tkis loi Commands view Of
n-ighborhOod Of the Arlington Hotel LafaYstie srS
seoit SQUARES aud should command the attention u
Terms 81 sale: One third cash; hs,aroe :, si, ana
y nhtns Win interest, SECURED hy deed - trust
on ne prfmi.es Convey snoes and stamps at Of
mla-d6ds cGoPER a LATIMER, Auct..
by Nm. l.. WALL \ co, Auc,ioneers.
~ - New Marble Building.
Nos. 900 a 9e2 Pennsylvania avenua
b iIDIHG Lors Mar AeP ii ,I iGABLE
CHI RICH At AUCTION.
"a On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 2!th Nav,
eols.0, at O'Clock, We viii sell. IN trout II the
Pre- a paTts % Lots AID s. ia square So
snd New Jersey avenue,-A most desirable, pie.S,nt
in front Of ese lots hss BEEN FrsSa3 AT a., SLIT
Waiks paved. Title perfect.
eighteen months, bearing iatersst aud seemed by
ose 1 Ii tru-t on the premises deposit % $50 an
each lot required as soon the property IL annexed
m2o IRepI WIN. L. WALL co, Aucts.
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneer-,
~ aSuccts-ors 20 ames G. McGEire a Col
Southwest corner PennA. avenue aud nth street
LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
MODERN EUROPEAN PAINTINGS
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
Maf = and =, at a. clock, al our ancti1o rs,s
includlng many choice originals Of the &c.,
French and Belgian schools, and hne cenies - ~.
m1st popular pictures Of the European 6sllertes
All painted 20 order for the present owDer or mr.
ehasS IRON the best sources IN Europe. comprisne
10 AZ about 30 Painting, mbracing a great vArie-
" Of pleasing aud popular SUBJECTS, al elegaatly
framed. III 'osS"'B
On exhibition, with catalogues, day ana eveninvs
from Friday morning May n. until the time ~ sale
Lao es and gentlemen respectfully invited torK-
anime the Paintings previous 10 the sale.
Terms: Cash.
m ~ dads COOPER a LATIMER Aucts
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tsnocessen % D. ~ Mce,,i.ss o sS
es' corner Of Penn. avenue ana lltb sr.,
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FoR SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
sc, 900 ACRES OF LAND I'm Macon comfy.
"a Blae Ridge Railroad running through it;
$4,000 acres in Cherokee county, n. o., all fine
grazing lands, and covered with choicetimber: su-
Berior fruit climate, especially the apple. Also,
29,OOO acres In Shannon and Reynolds counties.
Oregon Will exchange for city property, or part
b. h. SHETLAND, Federal Block,
mn Il-u corner 7th and streets
ENOR RkNT-Two new and elegant RESIDEEOES
on Nth street, between and X SITS northwest,
opposite the new square. The houses contain thir-
teen rooms each, are thoroughly built and hand
somely finished throug hout aud contain all modern
Improvements. Inquire Of JOS. r. KELLEY, Real
Estate Agent, No. goa Sth street northwest near
street, or to the owner, " M. IL. PHILIP, 90 Lou
is1ana avenue. fe23-tf
EOR RENT-Six fine OFFICE ROOMS in the
i Shepherd Building, sos Penna. avenue, south
SIDE. fel0-h
EOR RENT-willco1 Gibbs SEWING MA
OHlNE, the simplest, noiseless and lees liable 10
get cut OF order; rented sold on reasonable terms
tory, 7th street. between ID and Il. asst
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SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREET LOTS FOB
- SALE
Eight Business Lots on Seventh ST., opposite the
IhysOn Hotel; nine Eighth ST., same square
Terms: 0ne-tenth cash; one-fenth every six months
Alec, on easy terms, number Of desirable Lots in
sections Of the city now being rapidly improved
Inquire OF THOMAS YOUNG,
1886 New York avenue,
mhZ2 m Between 18th and l4th SIS,
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RI W. L. WALL 4 co 81, Auctfonssrs,
- New Marble Bsildine.
No. 900 and 9O2 Pen nsvlxania an .nua
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
PdSSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOOD-n steamship The Qneen, May 8-hr and
Chas Berry and family hr and H j. g. Baker and daughters
Mn Delhce AID son Mr. and Ms NeWpcr and family ar and M
Miss Selwood Miss Harriet SeSood Mr. and Ms Strs
ham and family Mrs Hope and family hrs Hubert Churchill Mr. Al
bey C. Coward Mr. Gilbert j. Ward NJ Levy Mrs, NJ A. Obern
Mrs Murphy and family Mrs G.. A. Lewis.
FROM sAvASNAH-In steamship Leo. MAY 8-indiey NJ Ferris
=. wife and child Mrs Center T. j. Martin Mr.
Ludlow, g. Parker Jos Cnshng Mrs Derrick and servant Ms T.
Huier H. r. Hubbard r. W. Gray p G0man Mr. Hunter, W G.
L. c. Kelly, Mr Parker and child NJ F. Branen C. D. Dun
A. RabOner Mrs West Mr. Wngtn ars Aueke and eh
Mrs Gardner W. s. Potts 4. IT, liochkss and wife
and Others IN second csbu and steeTage
FROM BREMEN-In steamship uuionPrei Nef Mare Ne1, VIM
Bara Ehlateh Hrschh child and servant Mrs sefer Simon
Renenaun Alex CTk John Dame james Douglas, Robert Pb
Albert NehOck Name knehel and
ch5 T. Bubben Barbara BTuchemer Helena Adler George Best
Charlotte Schoe James Heron, Anton lhe
Sophie Schmidt jacob OneThebeT Archt Leck Chns Boeehen
H. Lhm Frank Zurich G. DOhgun Richard Gross Oe
Voight Tbere ersh Name Berwh Elizabeth Stumpe H. Lick
Gabriel Hail Rosa Fox and eh Caroline Reenberen Anna
Oehnrer Dssch Adolf Preund H. Brock Wehene Hart and
daughter Botz f. Boas William Ieine, Thomas Chandler
Anna Page, James BODgstrett horns Chester -
PROM LINLRPOOL-n steamship Nemesis, May B-Capt j. H.
Marshall Mr. Maekln T. Bonk j. West Thomas Thompson
HOLLAND Bah and A. Ball, Count Van Rerhrrg Steren
A r Pngh Mr.. Pegton and infant Mn War Gnn
Mr. Benny Mr. Rnioph Gr Mrs g. H. Shehel, Mo
L. c. Cook AID children, NJ Healey M Blanck G. Paghe
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

he but intensified spots OF the impending darkness This
match takes place yearly under the following provisions
Srst | second third and fourth classes Of shots Open
only 10 members OF organized clubs and county dele
gates from this state at ten single birds each shot
niles of the NewYork state sportsmen's Association.
Entrance fec, s. First Prize-ono OF Parkers best
IA cold medal Third prize-a silver mounted drinking
flask.
tbough several really killed that number but their birds
teu nst outside of the tagged hnean exasperatng
After fine general contest the ties began all who
had hit birds were required to shoot ten more TO win
,be AVERAGE But man, w. H. Bowman Of this city,
achieved this decimal triumph OF course there
Sten ties OF nine" there were l2 OF eight" of
seven" ~. These were III 81 yards rise,
than the general shot TIE difference in results was
marked, few killing more than the average shot of 10
f. II. Oriel 3d. j. II. Mum; 4th j. HITLER Rochester
monopOzes the larger share Of first prizes three going
10 her representatives The accuracy displayed through
l0osed from the traps 1885 birds, and S4I were
killed These birds the Lobos Island pigeons, bred
shooting sold 20 New York speculatOrsat 81 DOZEN
less by One-third than they cost the Association.
At the evening session of the Association the Audu-
bon Rooms, several important additions made
the general sporting laws, which will I've published with
the official prOceedings
THURSDAY, May 26.-The programme for yesterday in
cludcd press shoot open TO all journalists of good
moral Standing Twelve or fifteen of the fraternity
tered and shot with more less damage to themselves
Mr.. Cooper OF this city achieved the highest mark,
four birds out Of five. The "ties have again resumed
their contest which give no indication Of ending for a
day two. The members Of the Convention
met again tonight and ended the delberative
part OF the proceedings by adourning TO the 18th Of May
struck, even though the "tes" may not he ended.
sportsnen are quite enthusiastic the work OF the
three days, session. There has been established an
the future. H.FK.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
CRIMINAL.
AT the Tombs Police Court. We,

. AT the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
nee bowling committed John Beynot for having on Sat
nrday evening, during row, pointed pistol at and
threatened 10 shoot John Christian Of No. l3s Green
Wlcn-st.. Kate Long arrested Saturday for
stealing gold watch from Joseph Miller OF No. IS De-
lanceyst., whom she met several nights ago
on the Bowery. She committed yesterday. John
Mangan and John Lynch yesterday morning attacked Pa
tronan William Burke of the Fourth Precinct Police
Knocked him down and kicked and beat him In brutal
manner. They arrested and committed Louisa
Freeman was arrested in FaiThaven Conn, Saturday
by Detective Ty a charge of having stolen a trunk
containing $3.50 worth Of clothing belonging To Miss Mag
gie Morton OF No "a Greenwich-ave with whom she had
boarded She brought 10 this city, and yesterday
committed TO await a trial...Two colOred men, named
Berry Williams and Greene Harris, were
Leo her arrival at the foot of Wast in response
telegram from Mayor Ees of Jacksonville, Fla they
having robbed dwelling there of 500 They held at
the TOmbs to await requstion from the Governor OF
Florida Stephen Bird cOlOred, was committed for
having stolen horse and wagon valued 800. belong
ing TO Richard Grifths Of No. SO Hcks-st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
THE A1ExAxpER-GARDINER MYSTERY.

The examination into the Alexander-Gardi-
ncr case was continued before Surrogate Hutchngs on
saturday. Mr. Chas. 5. Westcott, who was examined
some DAYS acO III relation three certain bonds he sold
for Mr. James W. Graf claimed TO be part OF Capt.
Aexauders estate testified that he received S2 35 for
the bonds: that Graf and Capt Alexander gave them
to his (Grafs wife days before his death; That ne
had mo susp,ion how these bonds into CRAFTS pos
session MIR Redheld counsel for Mrs. Virginia Burke,
daughter OF the late Capt Alexander moved Tor war
rant 10 ssue recurring Mr. Westcott deposit the bonds
or their value in trust cOmpany or that ne execute
houd for the full value OF the bonds sold, binding them
10 nav the amount OF them il the Court should so award
in Inc decision civil action brought Tor Their recON
erv He contended that Mrs. BurRes rights cannon De
affected by any agreement between Graf and WescOtt
whereby Graf was made WcstcOtts debtor previous 10
the commencement of this action Of the PROBATE Ihe
Surrogate decided that there power IN ms hinds
for issuing the warrant there was no testimony snow
he now mas i'm he pOssession any of the effects OF the
late Cant Alexander John Graf Of No 239 Broadway,
brother of lanes Graf above alluded TO- testified that the
only knowledge had OF his brothers having any bonds
was through the newspapers.