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A, W, FABER'S LEAD PENCILS,

Grand GOId Medal Of the Legion or Honor.
at the Exhibition ils Paris, 1867.
A. w. Faber7s New Pencils of Sibe-
rian Lead in 10 grades are superior to any
graphic, being hard and durable, writing
smooth, black and clean, is the best peBciI for
4TchffectS, Engineers and -1ccOtlttGlttS.
E.FabeF, I33 Waterssts, N.Y., SOLE
AGENT of all a. W. FABER's PENCILS, CRAYoNs,
STATES, ETC. Sold by Stationers and Dealers
everywhere
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1t lis stated that gold in considerable quanti-
ties is coming back to the United States from
Europe, and the aow of silver frem Canada
has begun,
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Mem AouerttsGments
n = = . = H

- - - - -
OF the Condition Of the First National Bank of
4 Fremont, Ohio, at the close OF business on the
26th day of March, 1870.
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The June collection Of taxes will be suficien. to
meet the indebtedness Of the year ending April /,
1870 for general expenses Of the city, and the levy
made for payment Of debts win reduce the indebted.
ness Of the city about e 900,
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Resident Of Fremont, Siaee 1870
REFERzNcEs:-F. s. White, Bank Fremont.
A. Fl. Miller First National Bank
2. P. Buellland.

The following first class Insurance Companies
HOME, New York
INTERNATIONAL, New York:
PHOENIX, Hartford Conn.
HOME, New Haven.
COMMERCIAL, Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LIFE, Boston.
Policies carefully written in either Of the above
companies, on all descriptions Of property. And in
case Of loss payment promptly made from this
Office.
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DISBURSEMENTS
Amount paid on engine bonds
and iuterest...............-...
Amount paid on consolidated or
ders and interest....-.......
Amount on account Of orders for
1867 and Ie68................
Amount Of Treasurer's fees...-.
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FREMONT OHIO
FRIDAY, APRIL l, 1870,
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HINE g. HILLMAN. GEM
No. 8 Public Square
AMOUNT INSURED.
ANNUAL INCREASE,
DIVIDENDS PAID ANNUALLY CONTRIBUTION PLAN FRI
ALL PROFITS ARE DIVIDED AMONG polio

The BERKSHIRE was the first Company in
the beginning, for nOn-payment Of premiums
Every polidy holder receives every days insu
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Berkshire Life Insurance
Organized A, D. 1851.

OFFERS GREATER ADVANTAGES TO POLICY HOLDERS THA
THE COUNTRY
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HOTEL PROPERTY ron SALE,
TVHE Property is located on he east
ISAAC n. KEELER, Fremont, Ohio.
OAK WOOD CEMETERY.

ENOR SALE.-lOOO Lots more or less,
4 IN Oak Wood Cemetery, ranging IN prices from
y to slO0. Every resident Of Fremont. sbUuld
make selection Of lot and beautify the same. for
sooner or later all go to that place man of tbe
grounds can be seen at my osioe.
ISAAC II. keller,
9z-V Fremont Ohio.
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You are hereby notified to meet in the city
Fremont, Sandusky County Ohio, at the place
hereinafter designated, on the
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FOR EXAMPLE

Suppose aged 80 by 26Oo
One Annual Pmiam win continue the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-18
DIED..

ARTHUR. On the morning Of the 18th instant.
Al ter minutes past twelve O'Clock, cOnsumptios
WILLIAM eldest child Of James and Jane Arthur
IN the 18th year OF bis age. GAINESVILLE (OhioJ pa
Calm on the bosom of thy God,
Dear spirit rest thee now;
h en- while with ours thy footsteps trod
HIS seal was On thy brow.
Dust, to its narrow home beneath
soul To Its rest high:
They that have seen thy look in death
~ No more may fear to die.
his remains were taken to Laurel, Nd for inter.
meLt. ,s ioi in'si
HlSHLEr. On the 10th instant at hjs residerce
IN the f1d year 81 his age, CONRAD HISHLEY
Inc friends OF the family are requested TO attend
MS funeral from his residence, LIST street east he
at o'clock p. m. 0Vsn'
lkEUND March 18th. CATHERINE, wife Of
Ludwlg freund, aged 81 years, from Prussia "
AL tne friends and Of the family Ara
iespectuiy invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, corner Of Maryland avenue and sth
street east, Sunday, the 2Oth at 81 O'Clock o. m N.
a GktAhAn March ", $50, NELLIE, youngest
aaushter 81 John and kosine Graham. aged years.
z% non and days: baltimore Sun please eepy.
the funeral vii take place from 1 DC 18th street
ph y and SATURDAY evening, at O'Clock
fully invited to attend.
BETS: On Thursday afternoon, March I7th
instant, ROsA ADELIA, aged one year and fiftean
days, Youngest daughter Of William and Elizabsth
= Belts, formerly Of Baltimore. 2ts
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Foreign News by Cable.

Ihe IriSh Question and Red River Rebellion I'M
PpartaamsntIIAe Cuban Question in SPain-TAe
In the British House Of Commons, YESTERDAY.
MI Gladstone, replying 70 Mr.. Moore, said the
fenian prisoners were well treated, but the gov
eminent courted inquiry on the subject Two
OF the prisoners had certainly gone mad, and
had, therefore, been released. One of these,
hOurke, concerned in the ClerkeHwell affair
" Fs owg recovering at an asylum. Amnesty
the presence Of continued violence. ICheersI
The tranquility Of Ireland was An essential pre-
a livelihood In peace aud confidence. then am0
nesty viii be proper Right Hon. Chichester
FoItescue, Chief Secretary for Ireland, gave
nouee OF PHI foI the protection OF life and
property IN Ireland. In his remarks he reca
Pitulzted the outrages in that Island since 1855
Nine murders have been committed, and
two m1rderers only have been brough. to
time Aggregated about 800, mainly threat
enlng letters and unlawful oaths. The
government needed more power to repress
IaNlessness and terrorism in Ireland, which
were mainly due to Fenianism. The bin limit,
NE po~se ssion Of arms TO holders of game licen-
ses, t,sso.ers require special license,) inpris-
penalty Tor unlawfllly having possession ~
arms In proclaimed districts the IA rnose,t sen
ders OF threatening letters TO be Subjected {,
imprisonment inns TO be closed at sui,,et &c
Right Hon VIM. Monsen, Under Secreta ry Of
The Colonial Department, In reply 10 a uestios
stated thst ne must decline to express an Opinion
Al present on The troubles in the Red river dia-
trict- He would say, however that A deIeSat,on
had gone from Canada 20 arrange matters and
further, that he exonerated the Catholic nres,s
from AL responsibility in the lawlessness
The controversy among the Spanish navSn.
pers relative TO the cession of the Island of Cnha
10 the United States continues Some aron.
that nov the instruction there is nearly Quoted
would be better &c cede Cuba and thus avoid in
ternal troubles hereafter. Their Opponents ad-
wise these not to crave for gold, but for Spanish
interests and others stili are opposed to all All
tatlon OF the question at present.
Henri Roctefort has been taken to Tours
where he Is to appear rs a witness in the
BOnapaTte-Noir homicide case.
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I'RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

- BY virtue Of decree Of the Ciruit Court for
"a Prince Geor res County, sitting . Court Of
Equity, pass ID in q cause wherein Tobias q.
TenhAll and Others, respondents. No. go, the
B. on SATURDAY, the l9th day Of March, $50. be.
cepted all that tract parcel Of land situate lying
and being near b, in said Prince George County,
Of which William Townshend, formerly Of said
assigned TO fideiia Tovnshend, widow Of the said
William Townshend, as and for her dover In the
real estate Of her ssfd husband and which the said
desh About sSs AZ r. hs tine q hSr
This property adjoins the lands Of DR.. Joseph X j..
stage road from Washington City to 7 B, being one
nile from the latter place, where there 10 q post
there also public schools and several churches
lance OF the premises, about fifteen miles from
Washington City. and three miles from the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad, now being built. The
land is well wooded and watered; the soil being
hoed, and there are also good Dwelling House,
with pump of fine water In the yard, two Tobacco
Houses, Corn House. Stable, and other necessary
out buildings In tolerable repair, thereon.
The decree authorizes the sale Of this land in one
tract, or in several parcels being very susceptible
Of DIVISION the aforesaid stage road running through
about the centre of the farm.
Terms Of Sale, prescribed by the decree, are ~
follows: One-ffth of the purchase money to be paid
In cash the day Of sale, its ratification by
the court and the residue in equal instruments, in
whole to bear interest from the day Of sale until
paid, AT the payment thereof to be secured by the
bonds OF the purchaser or purchasers, with surety
or sureties to be approved BY the trustee.
Stamps and conveyances at the cost OF the purcha-
mhl6,d 7. Ii. OsBoURN. Of Chas., Trustee.
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In the Mississippi Legislature "wednesday, a
resolution Endorsing its own action IN the cleo
Senate was passed, and the concurrence of the
Senate asked. The resolutions came up in the
Senate yesterday and were laid ON the table. A
bill was yesterday introduced by q colOfed Sem
ator guaranteeing equal public, political and
civil rights.
The Rhode Island Democratic Convention
yesterday nominated the following ticket
Charles Il. Cutler, OF Warren, fer Lieutensni
Governor; VIM. j. Miller, Of Bristol, Secretary
of state; George II: Bliss, OF East Providence.
attorney General; Philip Ryder, of Newport,
The Louisiana Legislature adjourned Wednes-
day night sine die. Among The last acts was the
passage Of bill giving s4o0 900 State bonds to a
company Tor Improvements Of the bayou and
and rapids. The appropriations made by reg
niar and extra sessions amount to about
sl3, 600 900.
Secretary Fish having informed the Superin-
tenaent OF Registration for st. Louis that the
DC proclaimed until after the admission of Geor-
gia and Texas, the colored citizens of that place
Will not be registered for the municipal cleo
A difficulty occurred on Wednesday night in
jackson, Miss, between j. F. kohrbacker of
that city, and Capt. Jasper Myers. The latter
was struck on the head with brick, and he is
reported to be in dangerous condition. The
standing.
The propeller ID. s. Miller reached Pouph-
keepsie yesterday from New York. after being
cut out Of the ice between the former place and
Barnegat-the first steamboat arrival since Feb
ruary 9Th at Poushkeepsie.
The Erie-Susquehanna railroad suit was de-
eided at COLCHESTER, n. ", yesterday by Judge
johnson. The Susquehanna directors are given
undisturbed control Of their road.
The nitro-giycerine factory near Hackensack
junction, New York, was demolished yesterday
by an explosion, and four men and boy killed
Mike McCoole, overcome by domestic trouble
and loss of prestige, has sold out at st. Louis and
gone to California.
st. Patrick's Day was very generally OBJ
served throughout the country yesterday, on
| grand scale.
Snow commenced falling at sunset yesterday
| in Boston.
| There are no tidings of Yerger.
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EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL
csacluaen Of Yesterdays Proceeding

SENATEs-Aftsr our report closed
The Georgia bill being taken up, Mr.. Spencer
views of his colleague Mr.. warnerl relative to
me state OF feeling peTyading the south. His
colleague knew very well that II the rebel ele-
ment IN Alabama had the power neither of them
would be in the seats they now occupy. The
Kindness and fOrbearance which Congress had
shown toward the South had been "a pearls cast
before swine. The majority Of the white people
OF all those States still entertain implacable
hatred toward the Government and show the
same on every occasion. He read from letters
received by him from Alabama, giving accounts
of numerous murders of white and black Union
lists In that State, and also extracts from the
Democratic press evidence Of the bitterness
which existed, and expressed his surprise at the
position assumed by his colleague. He advo-
Gated that the government OF Georgia should
not be wTested by Congress from loyal hands,
and given over 20 rebels who were now waiting
50 eagerly TO wreak their vengeance.
Mr.. Howard argued against the Bingham
proviso, and entertained the formal motion to
strike II out.
Mr.. SAWYER argued in opposition IN the viav-
Of Mr.. Howard.
The Senate then went into Executive session.
and after some time spent therein adjourned
HOCSE.-AfteT our report closed
The resolution for the expulsion of Hon r. r.
Butler, OF Tennessee, was lost, the vote result
ing: Yeas 1e2, nays 6SLnot the requisite two
thirds-and Mr.. Stoughton then offered the fol-
That this House declares its condemnation
of the action of Hon. Roderick Il. Butler, Rep
resentative from the First district of Tennessee
in nominating Augustus G. Tyler who was not
an actual resident in his district as a cadet to
the Military Academy Mt West Point, and in
subsequently receiving money from the father
of said cadet for political purposes in Tennessee,
as an unauthorized and dangerous precedent,
and he Is hereby censured therefor"
This was adopted, by a vote of 80 yeas, nays
none.
On motion OF Mr. Scbenck, the House re-
solved itself into Committee of the Whole and
resumed the consideration of the tariff bill
Mr. Allison had the floor, but yielded to Mr.
Cake, (Pa.,) who spoke in favor OF the pending
bill.
At 40 the House took a recess till 100
At the evening session, the tariff bill was dis
cussed by hessrs Negley and Townsend, PA, J
and Stevenson, (Ohio y until 9:15 p. m when the
H0uSe adiOurDed
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GREEN h WILLIAMS, d,
by WIN. l.. WALL a. CO, Auctioneers,
II New Marble Building,
Stores No 900 4 902 Penn ay :, cor 9Th At

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF 'GALT'S WHARF AND
wO n,D AND SAW MILL, WITH LEASE AND
Court OF the District Of Columbia, passed in an
which Audenreid ct al were comp anants, and Calf
ct al defendants, the undersigned, appointed trus
tees by said decree, will, MONDAY, the 18th in
slant, at O'Clock m. en- the premises, proceed to
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, all
those premises known rs " Galts Wharf," situated
on the river 'front.' at the foot of Seventh street.
this city consisting of WOOD AND COAL YARD,
PATENT STEAM WOOD SAVING AND SPLIT
TING MACHINES. STEAM ENGINE, FEED
MILLS, WOOD AND COAL SHEDS, STABLES
together with the LEASE or THE WHARF and
WHARF PRIVILEGES, including the good will
OF long and established business.
The engine and machinery the newest and
most approved plans. and in perfect running order
The lease has about eight 80 years to and
rents now received from the landing of but two
steamboats, there being room for at least two moreD
Also for sale, the HORSES, CARRIAGE, BUG
Gf, and CARTS belonging to the establishment
The lease Of the wharf and wharf privileges, with
the mill, machinery and appurenancss, will be sold
together.
The terms OF sale, as prescribed by said Decree
are: One half OF the purchase money cash; balance
IN equal payments OF six and twelve months, with
interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises
and satisfactorily Endorsed notes. A deposit of
S10 at the time of sale.
SAMUEL L.. PHILLIPS, r
Il. ROSS PERRY, trustees
mhl6td WIN. L. WALL co, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

In virtue of two writ OF aeri acias isss from the
Clerk once Of the Supreme Court Of the Dstrct q
sale, fer CASA, ON the premises, on FRI
DAY; the 18th day Of March, $50, at oclock p
street norfA, on The Canal, between 6th and 7th
streets, being one large Warehous. one Stable and
two Storeho1se s, now occupied by J. p Bsrtholow;
seized and levied upon the property Of j p. Bar
tholow, and will be sold TO satisfy Executions Nos
0sker Barnett ALEX. SHARP,
m e-td u. s. Marshal, ID. G.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Train, ,..v.., v.sH,na wA:aIsoros, ise.
E ESsz $H iS Ss FSSfi M En- iSS
WEST are now run o. follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
:Ss .sesss 1aaSS.y sd
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
md a's $50 S:s s.ssDf Sunday and $50 A.
Ho train to OF from Annapolis on sunday.
ro q B sGHRA9
t%s.T'' at 8 A. M aad $780, $40 and 500
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at A. M, and $50, and 500 p. n.
rSk ALL Iea Ph ssis, or The NEST
n, $50 and 500 o'i P. 49, n. -Au 'unuA'' !" =
On s sansss st and 20 500 only
nestips At Relay Station With trains from Baltimore
Wilmington station Ticket once At ali hours Of the
day. Also; at the Company e Once, t9S PENNEY
al IL
Y.I New York PhiladelPhia' and Boston, see ID
81: WILSON, Master o. Tr.nsportation
MN drh NJ CqL nGS General S Ticket Agent.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
NEW YORK. SG4 re-
WASHINGTON, 1859.
Trains between WASHINGTON and NE w YORK
are now run follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, tcifAoHt change Of cars
Leave daily Except Sunday at Q. m, and IL: AS
and p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday At a. m, and 12:ls
ON SUNDAY.
Leave FOR New York at 800 .. N. and Philadel
phia At $40 ,. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on 3 p. n. train only.
Through tickets to Phi}adelphia, New York, o.,
Boston can be had ct the Station Once at ali hour,
II the day. Also, at the ConpAnys Once No doe
Pennsylyania rob rICE.
o. At the A,es1e once can there arrange to have
their baggage called for and checked az their reef
dence taken to the depot and put into the baggage
car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement 70,
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo
lis and the West.
J. Il. WILSON, Master OF TransportatYon
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
no 50 GEO. D. KO0NTZ, Agent, Washington,
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SUGAR BIscUIT.-One quart ofmilk, a quar-
ter of pound CT butter, quarter of pound of
sugar, teaspoOnful Of home made yeast Set
stiff. wv
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MARRIHD.

0Seventy-hve cents a day and rats Is the
price OF Chinese farm labor on the Pacific.
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Try VIZ l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 and 9O2 Pennsylvanis avenue

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
IATE NEAR CORNER OF SIXTH STREET
SEST AID L STREET NORTH, IN WASH
1NGTQN CITY, ID. &.
IN By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF
~ the District OF Columbia in chancery, made on
- the th dayro March, 1870 in the cause OF rs
sex vs. Essex, No. ,SS, Docket No, 10, he under
signed will expose for sale at auction to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 4th day
OF April 1870, at clock p. certain Real Estate
being parts Of Lots ! and Q in square Gag, and de-
ginning on north L street Ill feet from the north
west corner Of said street and 9Th street west and
running thence west said l. street Is feet and
back Of tina! width north 80 feet the other piece be
west As H. II feet from the northwest csrner of 9th
street west and street north, and running thence
north 81 liz feet, and back of that width and west
Ill feet.
Terms of Sale: One third cash: balance in 6, IL,
and Is months in notes of the purchaser with inter
est the title to be reserved till full payment of pur
chase money On the first Lot 100 down at the time
Of SALE on the other Lot S2O0 down at the time of
sale IL terms Of sale be not complied with within S
days after day Of SALE resale will be made at the
cost and risk Of defaulting purchaser:
CHAS d. MATTHEWS, Trustee.
milo 3taw3w Rep WIN. L. WALL & Co, Auots.
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nh e-lawSy

4 Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington county in the pistrict Of Col1|sis
CHARLES w. BLACK late Of Washington county
siois es. decsased. An persons having claims
hiblt the same, with the vouchers thereof, g the
subscriber, on or before the sth day ei 1arch
next; they may otherwise by Law be exciuded fruu
all benent Of the said estate Given under my hand
NH Z iswsw f GSiAs HURST. Administrator.
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

u GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, Southeast corner 18th aud ID streets
BY virtue of an assignment and transfer to us by
y b. Baker, dated the tenth day Of April, 1859. Of
nNe sharee OF the Evening Star Newspaper Com
pany OF Washington, the same being represented by
STOCK certincate number thirty three issued by said
company, and at the written request of the parties
with whom said shares and certificate by pothc
Gated, we will sell, on TUESDAY, the I'D inst at
OF Green Williams, corner of seventh and d SITS :,
offer the said shares OF the Evening Star Newspaper
bidder. Each Of said shares has par value Of one
thousand dollars.
The above sale offers An opportunity rarely pre-
scented " procuring an interest in one Of the best
pay ing institutions in the District
Terms Of sale, Cash Two hundred and fifty dol
lars must be deposited with the auctioneers as soon
the hammer falls.
w: b, WOODWARD, r,u.,s..
CHAS. BRADLEY { 1r''
GREEN WILLIAMS,
mhHd fRepub. Auctioneers.
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0Y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
Successors TO James 9. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 1lth street.
TESTERS SALE OF DRUG STORE, STOCK,
ATERES, &C.; CORNER QE HrTH STREET

TESTERS SALE OF DRUG STORE, STOCK,
fXTUREs, &c. CORNER OF 1TH STREET
AID PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust to the undersigned,
bearing date the 18th day Of November, 4. D.
the County Records of Washington County, District
iherey i will sell on WEbN ESDAY the 18th day Of
March D. $50, at II o'clock a m, All the Drugs,
COUNTERS Fixtures, Goods, Wares, Merchandise,
ana personal property Of every name or nature now
belng IN aAd abtut the storeroom and premises at
me southwest corner of Pennsylvan avenue and
18th street west, low occupied by Brown 4 Co.,
druggists and pharnsceutists.
Terms: Ono half cash, Of which 3 100 must be de-
posted with the auctioneer when the property is
sale; the residue at SIX and twelve months, with in
terest nom the day in notes OF the purchaser
endorsed to the satisfaction Of the Trustee. III the
terms Of sale not complied with within four day
at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pure haser.
Upon the compliance with the terms of sale, com
purchaser. FREb. " JONES, Trustee
mh7 dts COOPER LATIMER, Auctrs
y The Trustee would add that there is full and
complete stock OF fresh Drugs, Chemicals and Fancy
foods on hand, which requires no replenishing
whatever to continue the business; that there are
Show Gases, Tufts complete Improved Soda Fount,
OF marble, with i've portable Fountains and Genera
tor. and very extensive and complete assortment
o. Druggist Jars handsomely lettered and finished
The stand is olG one and one Of the best in the
city, and at a moderate rent.
mill GocPERx IATfSER, Hucis.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, March sd, same hour and place.
mlsdts co6PFEER sEifiMTki, Hae ;fs
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nlh9-1aws
" WAsHINoPoN n r. nascr a ,o,,

On, the petition Of EDWARD A. TGr1TL.GEss ~. ~
sr oSis Ne. York praying Tor the sItsaaon Il
ls6S, and re issued the 18th day OF Noyembe1,'
tors: ~ sou seulnA-
1t 10 ordered that the testimony in thu esss h
closed on the 10th day Of May next: thsf the
be limited to the nth day Of May next. and hat
said petition be heard on the 18th day Of Nay
6AMUEL B. YISUER,
nm SiaWSV OOmminGio00r Of Patents.