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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-03

this affair has ended without bloodshed.
Here Is where the laugh came in, and the
audience laughed most heartily"
BCBBLEs-
bubble rlees on the stream.
And dances down the tide:
Beneath the sun bright colors CLEAN,
And glisten or its eide.
what though, before moments past
all must burst In Fir
The little while that il may last,
The sunshine makes 1t fair.
viii not care although my dream
be what ! ne'er may gee;
~ nope 1t least can make Il seem
As though II yet might be.
A little longer, and know
Thea a. m %sy Pa must srf Hi 10. i,ro.
But keep 1t while may.
-Chdnsbers Journal.
DoN'r paste this in your hat" where
you will never see it, and il can't get
through your WOOL except by trepan-
ming operation, but stick it on the fiy-leaf
of your prayer book, where it will surely
fall under your eye daily, at your morning
devotions. 1t Is scrap of proverbial phi
losophy from Micawber: Annual income,
twenty pounds; annual expenditure, nine
teen, eleven and six; result--happiness.
Annual income, twenty pounds; annual
expenditure t"Shty louutiS, ought anu
six; result-misery The blossom is
blighted; the leaf is wi,hered; the god of
day goes down upon the dreary scene and
in short, you are forever floored"
THE Gait (Ontario) Reporter says: " A
young man named George Mays, of Luthur
township, recently went in pursuit of a
deer, which took refuge in pond. Being
without firearms, the hunter boldly
jumped on the back of the animal,
which started from the pond and took
across the fields, Mays clinging to the
horns, The deer jumped the fence, and
the yolng mans head, coming in contact
with one of the stakes was badly cut
Falling from his seat, he grasped the deer
by the hind legs, and was again mounted
and forced his prize to tho ground, after
receiving severe cut in one Of his legs
from the animals horns Mays received
assistance from some neighbors, who
brought an axe and put an end to the
struggle. The carcass weighed las
pounds"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-16
EVENING STAR.
A North Carolina Straight nrtnL

Some years since, when they were buildin, tina
locks on Coal River, 4 was over thar at Pevtona
ana siolped IN at Dr. KelIum's who physicked
famine Just then, and great sufferin' among
men, Wemen, and children, for want of necese
ssrles OF life. Leastvise, 1t was about the sa me
anee of corn, and no scarcity OF chicken: bat
entirely short. Some prudent people laid in
How TO bring up a family 'thout red-eye was a
4nLZler, and the suffering was enormous. DIR.
hellum was in trouble, too; he sympathized
ni1ety-fiye per cent alcohol in his office, and.
as fE as he was concerned, he managed to NIX
81, vita sugar an water. an gum,
a pzrty fair drink. SEEM i was a friend
of HIS. he invited me TO sample 1t. Wen,
II kinder filed the room with smell, an
came in. on his way to Raleigh Cote House.
He smelt the smell, an says: 1--we been nigh
two DAYS from home, an I'm almost staryin'"
tRs He's kg% RSHtng to C,t the csss
ened up, an he drawed a level tumbler full of
the alcohol, an afore you could say, "Scat,
you beast Y! down 1t went; kellum he turned
you. That's sarchingl" an he turned an
walked out. kelium sat it he'd been
shot' an then jumped up. That wont do"
said he. That's enough to pizen a crowd
II call him back and give him an emetic-"
We both went 10 the door. He wasn't in sight
L run up to the creek, and kellum, he run down
to the road; but il wasn't no use. 81 shouldn't
wonder said kellum, "ef that chap hasn't
gone and died somewhat by himself. Thar'l
which, an lots of trouble" Well, we set thar
for about an hour, talking about the poor kuss's
melancholy fate, when all to wonst in walked
the chap himself, as peert as a wildcat. "Doc-
tor" says he, "I'm gwine q long way up the
river, an licker's skeerce, an IL it's ali the
same to you, could you spar me another tum-
blerful? It's the most satisfyingest Ticker ever
drank" -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-16
RY COOPER LATIHER, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO . o. Mcclure q 90
Southwest corner Penn avenue And Ilth r.
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL rs
TATE. BY ORDER on tn Il CnIiRT- .N

POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL Es-
TATE; By ORDER OF THE COUNT.
- BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
~! .cery cause No. LIZA, Docket 8, WIN b. De
Vaughn ct 81. vs.. Emma Il. De Vaughn ct al, we
shall sell, at public auction, ON MONDAY, the 18th
DAY 81 May, Y. p 1870 at O'CLOCK p M, the
beginning for said part on north Street, at the
northwest corner OF said lot, and running thence
southwardly upon the western boundary of said lot
easeTly parallel with said north street distance
OF a feet and inch; thence northwaTdly parallel
with the western boundary OF said lot Is, distance
or q feet HH inches; thence yestwardiy parallel
thence northwardly parallel with the western bound
ary OF said lot B distance OF Ito feet to said north
street; thence westwardly on the southern bound
AIRY OF said north street, disance of d .et and
ments, consisting Of three story Brick Dwelling.
with basement, containing 10 rooms, on X street
north, south side, between sth and lOrh streets
Also,
On the following day, TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
clock PHI AT II the the Of
Lots b, q, D. #, and G, in squ.re g.
Lot Z, square a; Lot Q, square l2e.
Lot I, square 667; Lot 5, square I,095.
A deposit of SIS will be required upon each lot at
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money to
lively and u months from day OF sale. with nteS
est to be secured by deed OF on the property
deed given when the purchase money is paid
Stamps and conyeyancing at the cost Of the pur-
at the fall q the hammer the % 1ns
Of sale not complied with within three day from
the day Of SALE the property will be resold at the
cost Of the defauting pnrS hsser,
.-..a.a- A. w. SCHARIT, Trustees
my4 dads COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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Southwest corner Of Penn ave- and IItii street
TEgsTEEy SAIL o. AluABLE rMpRoyED
TKENTH STREET AND NEW foRk Az.
II By virtue of deed Of tyu.t, dated the sth o.
- December, 1867, aud recorded in I,iber r. u.
E. No. n. folio 50. one Of the land records OF
NasAington county in the Dstrtst of Colusbia the
undersigned viii sell, at public saction, on NON
DAY the 9th day OF Mar, az 5x O'Clock D m. :, on
bens ,s9s e M ' IN square pss g ssds Gf
same at the southwest corner Of said and thence
running due north BY and with the line of 18th street
west o. ieet thence due eat bet thence ganins
with the line Of New York enus rs feet thence by
line drawn At right angles 70 said avenue north
wardly Is feet inches. until II meets q line drawn
from the end of the second line described feet asd
thence by this last to the end Of the second line to
gether with piece OF land feet in widfh, extend
heTeinbefore de.crbed by and west Of the continus
ton of the 5th described line to the public ailey n
the north Of said lot. .
The improv ements consist of q large tvo-storv
Brick Dwelling, with basement and. attic containr
ing twelve rooms, with gas water, and other copye-
niences; well suited for business property or pri-
Terms Of sale. $4,000 of the purchase money to he
paid in cash, and the residue in equal payments
of sale not complied with in five days from day Of
SALE the property will be resod at the risk and cost
Of the defaultfng purchaser. Revenue stamps and
yancing at purchaser cost: deposit Of $50
ROBERT o. FOX Trustee
my4-d6ds COOPER LATIMKR, Aucts
~ THE ABovE SALE Is POSTPONED Us
til THURSDAY, the 18th instant, same hour and
place. my9d&ds
NTHC ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
POSTPONED until MONDAY, the 10th. inst Same
hour and plsce. my12 dads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-16
by COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to j. q. Mcclure co..
Southwest corner of Ponnsylyania ave and nth st

x COOPEB LATlMER, AucttOneers,
- Successors to j. o. Mcclure CO.
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave. and 18th st.
PROPERTY ON LOUISIANA AVENUE, BE.
TWEEN 9Th AND 18th STREETS.
IL BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court
G;B Of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity
cause No. ls 9, Docket 10, on the I'D day Of
April, $50, in which Compton ct al. were com
painants, and Compton defendant, l will sell
THukspAY, the 18th On day n' of pMm ays ls Sn
No. 45s, bounded and described as follows
Beginning at the end Of seventy six feet four inches
measured west on Louisiana avenue, from the north
east corner Of said lot, and running thence said
toutherly at right angles to said avenue twenty
parallel with 9Th street nineteen (19D feet one ID
inch and three fourths "a Of an inch, thence due
west thirteen I'D feet four () inches and half (1S)
inch thence due south twenty FIVE 25I feet to point
sixty (60 feet west from 9th street. thence due west
eleven I'll 81 feet and thirty hundredth. thence
northeasterly twenty six ( 81 feet and sixty seven
hundredths to point sixty two (62) feet due west
from 9th street. thence due north four feet, and
thence northwesterly thirty two 81 feet
to the point OF beginning Improved by four story
and basement Brick House, containing eleven III
rooms.
Terms OF SALE One third (ID cash; the residue In
three equal instruments in g. II, and Is mouths, the
deferred payments to bear interest from the day of
sale. Lien retained; 9le0 down on the fall Of the
hammer. Stamps and conveyancng at the pur-
chaser's cost. Possession given immediately if de-
sired. CHARLES p. HARMON, Trustee
my6- dads COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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~Miss Phelps, in her latest book, "Hedged
In" robes her spotless female character in a
white, and her sinful one in q black night-gown.
ga thief in Kentucky utilized the Rich
mOpd disaster by exclaiming during his trial,
that the courthouse was falling, and escaping
IN the confusion.
IAn Indian, near Fort Scott, Kansas, re-
Gently traded two mules for set Of false teeth,
and proudly wore them, necklace-fashion,
around his neck.
gran eminent cornologist says that pairing
corns tends 70 make them spread and don't do
any good. They should be coaxed with warm
water and loose boots.
1eTThe branch society of the 'syaterlandisher
Frauenverein' (Fatherland Woman's Union)
OF Hanover has undertaken, at its own expense,
to educate number of women to take care of
the sick. ..
@On the day following the receipt of the
news of the Richmond disaster, a sharp thief at
Lexington, KY, while on trial, gave word that
the courthouse was falling, and during the con-
fusion made good his escape.
? - An intelligent youth recently engaged in
one Of the commercial Offices in Oswego, made
out shipping bin for ''fourty" barrels of -four.
His employer called his attention to an error in
the spelling of forty. "Sure enough" replied
the promising clerk. al left out the Oh.
1It is now positively asserted that Nilsson is
TO come over in September under contract
with Strakosch. Terms 81, 800 night, gold.
Last spring she had y contract with Mr.. Jarrett
for one hundred nights at 81 900 night. What
has become OF it?
g-On Thursday last $50 young girls arrayed
in white, and 255 youths, in black, received the
first communion in ST. Peters Roman Catholic
Church, Barclay street, New York, at the hands
Of Rev. Father O'Farrel, assisted by several
priests. The sight was an impressive one, and
was witnessed by large concOurse of people.
SParty spirit runs high in the Canadian
Dominion, and public men receive no mercy
from their opponents. The Toronto Globe
plainly declares -thatjthe Prime Minister. Sir
John A. Macdonald, ''has been drunk for
several days and incspaeitated for public
Affairs,
@A Western Coroner,s jury returned a
verdict that the deceased came to his death
from exposure. "What do you mean by that?''
asked a relative of the dead man ''there are
two bullet holes in his skull" The Coroner
replied, with a wave OF his magisterial hand,
f'Just so; he died from exposure TO bullets"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-16
RAILROADS.

bALTIhoRB AND OHIO RAILROAD.
r..,,. s...w..v, wAsarSeros, ID.
I Easz I'M sSEfi AZ IS rs "a
WksT ere now run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Lend :Ss sse99ss:, s SO: 30 'ss
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
and ass $50 sas SIS sass's sunday at end $50
L..,. a, ,,O eo !sd A J ~ :
No train 70 or ffo9 Annapolis on sasd s s'' r. l.
roc ~ ssSYEhFRfxx55hr.
ts.'s ., 4 T. "a s:ss' sac. and 500
L..v. .. 4 Zpf E va ssA ~ s.se Pm
ssys daily as sscepf Saturday end Sunday, ct L.
On saturday a. 4, N, and $50 Pm.
20 Wheeling, Psrkersburs, &c.
.Ihr Through tickets 70 the West can bs had g. the
vsnia avenue Ps.senssT purchasing tickets At fse
al f. ass S
cad is II sas .sS
vertisement Of "Through Line"
"a: TIL is Master T; & T !,
noS Gro. s. ko0STz. General Agent
THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
fhis sf% f6hk. AND m
WASHINGTON, 1879.
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
are now run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, ,ritAou ohanse Of oa-s
Leave daily Except sunday at a. m, and ia.Ss
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily lexcept sundsyD ct Q. m, and l9.le
and $40 D. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York at 300 .. N. and Philsdel
Sleeping cars for New York on 9 ,. m. train only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New YORK, OF
Boston can be had at the Station Once ct all hourl
In the day. Also, at the Company's Once, No. 4oe
Pennsylvania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
cts at the Avenue ONCE can there arrange 10 have
their baggage called for and checked their resf.
dence taken to the depot, and put into the bagsAge
car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annspo-
lis and the West.
J. L. WILSON, Master OF Transportation
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
Ho0 GEO. Q. KO0NTz, Agent, Warrington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-16
10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner Of 18th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date July
Ia 24th 1863, and duly recorded in the land records
AIAof ashington county, D. c., in Liber and r.
No D. folio Z6, and by direction of the parties Sc
cured thereby; will sell at public auction on the
premises, on MONDAY, the 10th day of May, 1870,
at o'clock p m, all that parcel Of ground in the
city OF Washington, and known and distnguis ON
the public plat Lot fronting twenty five feet and
three-qusrter inches t25A IT, on the thirty foot
public alley, one hundred and two feet to four foot
private alley, and designated Lot number Forty
five 40 on Steiger's subdivision of Lots r., r, G.
L. and in Square number Twenty -four, (2l,) with
right OF alleyways and spring.
Terms OF sale: -Four hundred dollars cash. and the
balance in six and twelve months with interest Sc
cured by deed OF trust the property. Fifty dol
lars down when the property is struck off. Stamps
and conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser III
the terms are not complied with within five days
from day OF sale, the Trustee the right to
resell, at purchasers risk and cost.
r. A. DARNEILLE, Trustee
MY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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mi 8. MARsHAL,s SALE.

Clerks once Of the Supreme Court Of the Pistrict
Of Columbia, and 70 me directed, will sell al nuhiic
ne ST ss.f b FSPs q q. .hs 0:art
tifis claim and interest in and to Lots Noe q snd
Co. Of HaEss sui division Of Mount Pleasant, in the
singular the improvements thereon. frorSine ~ ~
100 OF feet on 5th street turnpike read BY al g. loo
OF G.: w. g; Eslin, and win be sold 10 satisfy
execution No. 66l, In favor sf Browning
Nay ID. $50. Imy 4-dtdl . ). Hsr shnAifp BE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-16

SAPOLIO, FOR CLEANING wINDOWs
- without water, Paints and al Woodwork Earth
enware, &c; also. for polishing Knives Tin aud
Iron Ware, Stair Rods, Mechanics Tools &c For
sale by EGAN BOTHER,
m13-st Corner Of 9th and Z streets
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THOMAS MURRAY AND WIFE,
cs.
The Mayor, Board OF Aldermen, and Al
Board Of Common Counc il Of the N,
City OF Washington, d. q.
q. 8. MARsHALy SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of neri facias in the above en-
titled cause issued from the clerk once Of the Su-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia, and me
directed viii cell at public sale for cash in front Of
the Court House door Of said District, on MONDAY.
the sd day OF May instant, $50, at II clock M all
defendants right, title, claim and interest In the
above entitled cause, in and to the east 81 feet 4
inches OF lot No. In square No. 40 by the depth OF
the lot, together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon seized and levied upon the proper
~ Of the said dsEsnlants and viii Be sold satisfy
executionf mo. 80 IN favor Of the said Thomas
Murray and wife. ALEX. SHARP,
Byz-tds u. b. Marshal, ID g.
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Virginia News.

One Of the most singular sights growing out OF
around Petersburg, and extending toward
Richmond. They are growing from the breast
woi Ks thrown up by the Confed rate N my, and
are the only legacy left by the poor fello vs. who
we're on the advance line. Having ca EN- the
fruit while on picket duty, they cast the stones
aside, and now they appear In one continuous
dant crop the last year.
In Norfolk, Portsmouth, &c, the results
show general diminution of the colored vote
and a corresponding Increase Of that OF the
whites. There is lamentable lack of prompt-
n SIS IN registering among the conservatives in
Richmond. The nomination of a dual ticket
Tor the primary election has caused . division
OF the conservative house in Richmond.
The Southwest Virginia Mormons are con-
gTegating, we learn, at Wytheville preparatory
to their transportation in q body to the King
dom of bingham Young. Seventy live or a
hundred Of them had assembled ut last reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-16

~Troy young lad es carry little bottles of
cayenne in their Iockets, and when rude fell
lows Of the baser sort, being strangers, accost
them on the streets, make their eyes smart for
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL s SALE.

the Clerk once of the supreme Court of the Dis
trist OF Columbia, and to me directed win sell AT
door Of said District, on MONDAY the sd ds Ss q
Nay NAY, lsae, at S'eleok P m, all Of Barthoows
Warehouse one stable, and tive 6tore-rooxs, front
ing on street north. between sth and !th streets,
said District seized and levied upon as the building
OF r Sartholov, and will be sold 70 satisfy exc
cutfous Nos. $50 and 5.794, In favor OF Oscar
& Sons. ALEX m SU Arp
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4 SENENTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN n
AND N STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
- On FRIDAY, the 10th instant, at O'Clock D.
I'm, we shall sell. ON the premises, that vsluable
~Buildng Lot, being q feet, by depth of IS feet
ness location. .-.D -.
Terms One third cash; balance 6, II, and Is
months, for note. bearing interest, and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. Stamps, &C., purcha
ser q cost. &k0 aown on the day of sale.
nyl6 GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucta.
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OnRhfsATSRiCTT o 81 b aRf5n Is St $50

y hisTsiCT' OF 6 dfEIh b isO w.surseros
CorNIY, 70 scn'-In the case of MARGARET A.
decd, the sdministIatrix aforesaid has with the an
probation Of the Orphans Court Of Washington
D. 1870 for the naI settlement and distribution Of
the personal estate Of said dec and OF the assets In
hand, as Tar as the same have been collected and
turned into money when and where al the creditors
and heirs OF said deceased are notified 20 attend,
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In said
deceased estate: Proctded copy Of this order be
published once week for three weeks in the Eyen-
ING Star previous 70 the said day.
Test: A WEBSTER
ap3 -law3w' Register OF villa
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~It Is reported that the Partisan demi-
monde are about to inaugurate change in their
costumes. They viii adopt a most rigid style of
dress-high necks, no lace or dia monds, and no
other ornaments than flowers They say they
must distinguish themselves in some way from
only repsort.
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RY WIN. L: WALL 4 CO., .Auct,onsers,
u New Marble Building
Stores No 900 and 9O2, south cor Pa ay and 9th AZ

Ox WIN. u. WALL q CO., Auctioneera.
u New Marble Building,
Stores Nc. 100 and 902, south Pa av and 9th ct
TRTsTEE,s SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
CcHHnRGH AND NEAR THE NAVY YARD, AT
- By virtue Of decree in chancery In Eouitv
DSsuse No; l,lss, IN the supreme Court Of the
SBistrfct OF Columbia, wherein McDermot and
o!hers are complainants against McDermot and
o.hers,, defendants, the undersigned, as trustee,
viii sell, at public auct ton, to the HIGHEST bidder
S %.t the , premises on TUEsDAY, the ash day Of
and q, in square 62l fronting on north street
and North Capitol street. On wEDN ESDAH. 18th
instant at clock m, the premises, all of Lot
No; in square lO6s, being at the corner Of south
Immediately thereafter, all OF Lots TO- H. H. l3 and
T. in square LOT, situated on south street and 18th
The above property offers rare opportunities for
Investments In real estate IL is located in one OF
the most inpIovios and Valuable sections Of the city
II months, with interest A deposit Of fry $50
dollars will be required each Lot as soon as sold
All conveyancing and stamps at the expense Of the
SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee
myRtd rs w. l.. WALL CO., Aucts,
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 7th and ID stree

VAEUABLE RkAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER
0E STREET NORTH AND 131t STREET
WEST, AT AUCTION.
Ia On THCRsDAY, the 10Th inst, at 6 O'Clock
Es E m we .hall sell on the premises all Of Lot
20 being feet inches front, by y feet IA inches
a a,p With the improvements, (which will be sold
purchasers: , known as the old Mahef HUus-. This
property offers Inducements 10 persons wishing TO
concert hall, &c.
Terms: Onefourth cash; balance in 6, Il, L. and a
months Tor notes bearing interest, and secured by
adeed OF trust on the premises. All conveyancine
and revenue stamps at the cost OF the purchaser
: LOO down on the day of sale.
misd GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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by WIN. L.. WALL & CO.. Auctioneere,
~ New Marble Buildings,
No. 800 and 902 Pennsy lyania avenue.

CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
GRVCEKIES AND LIQUvRS AT AUCTION.
On ,Ig2sp q H MSRSING ; MAY LAY nh; CON.
IiNn aIesroons the balance Of stock from stephens
S co: Alsc, a lot Of Dry Goods and Groceries
- Bbis. Xxx, xxx Hannis' whisky
Bbls- Bakers and common Whisky
Gases Hsnnis' Pure Bourboun Whisky
= Bbls. Vinegar
Boxes Soap and Starch
CaSdies Spices, &c &c.
Iron Safe made BY kvans and Watson.
ALSO,
Linen Boys Coats Pants and Vests
Shirts, Undershrts, Drawers, Sus penders
Hose and II af Hose, SILK brushes. Combs
Gloves, Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs
Hoepskirts. Collars, &c.
1t w. L. WALL a CO., Aucfs
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TRUSTEES SALE.
n SSIGNEE'S SALE.

By authority Of the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia, In Bankruptcy, will sell at public
auction, on SATURDAY, the 2lst day of May, $50,
at ~ o'clock a. m, at the ONCE Of the Register In
Bankruptcy, in the City Hall, all the assets belong
ing to the estate Of +. p. sawyer, Bankrupt, con
slstlng In Railroad Stocks, Interest in Oil Lands
and sundry Notes and Accounts
GEO. MASON, Atty at Law,
City Hall, Assis nee.
Warrington, April Is, $50. apps Than