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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-18

Crane, deceased................. Plaintiff,
against
Henry r.. Crane. Andrew j. Loundes julia Belle
Crane, an infant under the age of twenty-one
years James Il. Winston and JulIa A. his wife,
who was the widow of David II. Crane, deceased,
Abby Morehruse, the Trustees OF Richmond
College, the Trustees of the Richmond Female
Institute, the America IAN Colonization Society,
the American Sunday School Union, the Ameri
can Tract Society, and the Southern Baptist
Convention Defendants,
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RgEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF
wi TUCKAHOE TOWNSHIP, II e RICO
will be meeting of the w EST
HAM FARMERS CT .UB at Captain hellam $; on
the We stham road, tthe usual place OF assembly,
ON FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT at O'Clock (l9lh
instantly. .
By order Of the President.
MI l7..oLx JOHN w. TALLEY, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-18

TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
l. CITY OF RICHMOND, June 2lst, 1870
William II. Gwathmcy, executor OF James G.
Crane, deceased.. tlalntln
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MEETINGS.

TTyHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
THE Rif.HMOND ACADEMY OF MEDi.
CINE THIS (Thursdnyl EyEkuk9 al o,ci srh
a tendance il requested. subject OF great ims
nortnnra 10 the profession fs 70 be discussed.
po' s'''Se0 HUNTER MCGUIRE, n. D.,
pPagidprf r. A. M.
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gu ls--1t*

NHICKAHOMINYT TRIBE, No. "a, l. ..
NJR.M.. CHIEFS AND BRoTHERs,-You are
hereby notihcd to meet at your wigwam on THIS
(Thursday) AFTERNOON at "a O'Clock Tor me
purpose OF paying the last trieuse OF Iespec W
' 'A"S T. WILEY DAVIS,
ar,s 1tY Chief of Records.
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GEORGETOWN.

SALE OF THE "MODEL MILLs."-wm. II.
Tenney, Esq, has purchased from John David
son q two thirds interest in his mill known as
the "Model Mill" near the Aqueduct, for 81, :
600. We learn that Mr.. Tenney is going out of
the grocery business and the mill will hereafter
be conducted under the name Of Tenney, David
son q Co.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures hun
dred bushels Of wheat were sold on Change this
morning at s1.50 per bushel.
TILL TAPPING.-About 10 O'Clock this morn
ing the store Of j. Morgan, corner Jefferson and
absence Of the proprietor and about SIG in
money stolen from the drawer. Tho thief ran
on and was pursued unsuccessfully.
GRAND CONCERT by the children OF the Pub
NC Schools this evening ct Market Hall. 1t will
be very interesting.
CAPTAIN HALL, the Arctic explorer, lectures
this evening ct West Street Chapel
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Fifth Ward Republic AN Club.

Alternate Cheers for Bo,oen and Richards.
This Club met, pursuant to ad journment, last
evening, in Carol Hall, on Capitol Hill, the
President, c. H. Holden, in the chair, who
stated that call had been published for q
meeting tonight, but some misapprehenson ex-
isted, which explained the cause Of the slim at
tendance. He had seen the call for the meeting
Of tonight in the papers over his name, but he
then attempted to address the meeting in favor r
Of an adjournment to some night definite, but
was ch0ked OF with cries Of "H0;" "no;" "pro-
coed to business, "this is the regular meeting
dali act a. Secretary, but suddenly withdrew his
motion, saying, Hes Bowen man;"a and nom
the intelligence Of the Fifth Ward Republicans,
and charged that it was gotten up to await the
action of the Central Executive Committee,
the same. He then inquired IL anybody present
knew anything about the call? Who did it?
Several yoicesM =. M;IS nMcKpight;,'
he did 1t because he wanted to demoralize the
Republican party" DR.. Snodgrass here tried to
get the floor, .ndwa saying something Of want
voices cried out, "Oh! you're the only discord;''
aShut up, Doctor" and Sam Brown reminded
him that he wasn't trying q murder case now.
had placed money in NJ. WIN. A. Cooks hands
whom he called "Cook's Handy-Andy' and
.'fourth class Pettifoggsrn bad asked him a
told him '.for Richards" Mr.. Cahill then said
that they would send one thousand dollars into
the ward to buy up votes, and that amount
would do all they wanted. Mr.. Brown said that
the cause Of the trouble in the Republican party
to-day was Sayles j. Bowen who ought to with
draw his name, rather than sacrifice the party.
The Chair announced the following commit
tees Campaign Committee--Joseph Lee, ST.,
VIM. II. Brown. ST.. Jas. Muirhead, T.. s. At
ktnson, John Shields, Jas: Fullalove, Thomas
Lyle, VIM. Tindall, NJ Dotson, Thomas Shay,
JAS. Quigiey, d. X. Parker, Walter ID. Plow-
lance Committee-Joseph Lee, VIM. H. Better,
John 4. Nourse, VIM. Dupee, Joseph Veins,
Daniel Connolly, Samuel Brown, w. III. New
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DR.. Purrts " Branded" AND " Denounced"
A meeting Of the Second Ward Irish Repub-
licans was held last night in Taylor's Hall; the
President, A. McKenpa, in the chair. .
james Ryan was very much panied, he said,
TO read the remarks Of DIR. PurvIs at a late
meeting Of the club. While Purvis does not
amount to anything, yet his remarks have had
q demoralizing effect on the minds of Irishmen.
He then offered resolutions setting forth that at
. recent meeting of the Second Ward Repub-
ican club [" Dr." Purvis delivered himself of
certain expressions which could not fail to be
construed as highly offensive to Irishmen, had
thy emaaated from responsible respectable
source, and as such inimical and ungentlemanly
remarks, Ii INDUCED in to any extent, cannot
American voters Of the District, ard thus give
'aid and comfort" to the foes Of Republication;
therefore, 1--WE hereby brand and denounce the
said Purvis and all Of his ilk as disorganizers
empty vaporings about principle properly
understood, means public pap and self-aggran-
dizement, and We hereby caution all Repub-
hcsns having the interest and success Of the
Republican party at heart at the ensuing
municipal election, to shake those vipers on
with a. little remorse and Paul did their proto-
'yRss.pR r,, ..,, ,,., pu,v,. .,, 49,. IT,.
had been trying to create the impression that
the Irish Republicans did not want to mix with
the regular clubs. The Irish wanted their rights
they had ward clubs. They had been at the LAST
election fooled into the support of certain men
Who afterward attempted to ignore the claims
Of the Irish.
The resolutions were adopted.
MT. y. ID: OConnen said there was no need of
any conflict between the colored man and the
Irish. He was not In the interests OF any one
man. He knew two Of the Candidate NAMED
Bowen and Richards; they we're both good men
and he hoped the best one of the two would re,
ceive the nomination. He would support the
nominee of the party, whoever he was, believing
10 was the true course OF all good Republican,
he nd not think IL necessary 70 take any notice
OF the attacks made upon the association By
such men a. Hatton and Purvis, who did MOI
represent the sentiments Of the Republican
party.
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Third ward Lsbsring Mems Assseis.
Contract versus Days Work.

A meeting Of the Third Ward Laboringmsn,s
Protective Association was held last evening AZ
wiseveli Barracks, Mr.. George Boston IN ths
chair and Mr.. Gustavus Kuhn secretarv
The committee on the subject made n raruo-,
stating that they had waited on the representa,
ing away with the contract system and subsfi
tuting days labor, and they had promised TO do
all they could to that end They found that the
sey avenue was introduced by Mr.. Burgess, OF
the Second Ward, and the Third Ward repre-
sentatives were not implicated In the matter,
except that MI. Bean offered the resolution
calling for an estimate for the work. and that IL
Il the general custom for the party offering the
resolution TO draft the bill. Mr. Beall only can
explaix this departure from the general rule
he bill 20 grade and gravel 9th street. from ri
20 ~, and from street TO Boundary, became a
Law in the Sixth Council, hence no member or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-28
ny THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
- liza Bridge street, GEORGETOWN
TkgSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REA
EESSTATE IN GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT O

u
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuABLE REAL,
EES STIALE n GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT OF
- BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, from the late
q: Eleanor X. Lang to the subscriber, male No
ember 81. 1858, and recorded amongst the land
records OF said District, in Liber T. Ne s folio
autnorities OF said town, will offer at public auc
non. TUESDAY, May 5th, 1870. s o. clock D m . in
'front.' OF the premises, "All that parcel of ground
being part OF Lot No. ~ Of the original lots Of ssd
town; beginning at the end of feet measured west
on the south line OF Bridge street, from the south
west corner Of Bridge and High streets and running
thence on SAID line OF Bridge street AZ, feet
Thence south and parallel with the east boundary
line OF snd entire lot feet; thence east and mar
allel with the fIst line AZ feet and thence In a
straight line TO the beginning"
The improvements upon this ground consist Of n
very substantially built brick teneme MT two and A.
nall stories high, with large and commodious apart-
mepte; the same having been formally known a. the
corporation or Town HOUSE"
south OF the building Is a spacious and convenient
Iot THESE premises are situated Immediately AZ the
terminus Of the Washington and Georee;own r III
road In the central part Of the latter city and offer
excellent Inducements for profitable investment
Terms: OnefOurth Of the purchase money cash
and the residue in four equal instalments al six
we've, eighteen, ana twenty four months, with
semi annual interest. The title will be reserved
until full payment Of the purchase money. Two
hundred dollars are TO be paid down at close of sale
wo days after such sale, the trustee reserves the
right 70 resel the property upon FIVE days notice
~ the risk aud cost OF defaulting purchaser
All stamps and COW yancing az purchaser's cost
HUGH CAPERT0N Trustee
ePIS-eouaos IhoMAs BOWLING, Auct.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE.-The con-
vention Of the delegates from Medical Colleges
of the United States will assemble in the lee
ture room of the Georgetown Medical College,
corner of 10th and f streets, on Friday morning,
April Goth, at 10x O'Clock.
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h"Sophie Sparkle" and "Jennie Twinkle
are the last silly nom De plumes assumed by fe-
male writer's for the New York press.
The Stag from iron blast furnaces Is now
used In Brussels and Paris for paving, and sur
passes the best natural stones In strength.
~Pierre Bonaparte,s little affair with Victor
Noir cost him about GO 600 francs, and the State
about as much more. b Isa \ =
In Asuncion, Paraguay, there are three
nfty to the man. ~ : 4 :
- Hon. James Brooks Of New York, is re-
modelling his FifthsAyenue residence on q very
expensive scale. The decoration Of his library
alone viii cost $4,000. q B -
Kangaroo skins are the latest things In
French gloves, and kangaroo outlets in French
restaurants.
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ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKKr.-George III.
Harrison & Co. OF Alexandria report shad sell
ing at s12aS4 per hundred and herring at s7a
IS per thousand. Market firm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-28

MARRIED.-Mr. Thomas X. Riley and Miss
Mary Alice Stephenson were yesterday married
by Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, and left for New York
on bridal tour, to be absent a few weeks. The
bride and bridegroom are well known i'm South
Washington, where they have hosts OF friends,
who wish them pleasant journey and happy
life. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-28

APPOINTMENT OF A PosTNIsTREss.-Post-
master General Cresswell has appointed Jennie
Snowden Postmistress at Cottonwood, situated
al out three miles from Alexandria, ON the Poto-
mac river. She Is q sister OF Captain Snowden,
who was SO badly treated at Libby Prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-28
ALEXANDRIA.
The following items are from the Ga.

The following items are from the Gazette of
last evening:
named Dan Mason, about thirteen years old,
while adjusting the haIliards Of the schooner
Annie Lowe, Capt: Carroll, lying ct Casenove's
Ensri, this morning, was precipitated TO the
Geek by the breaking Of the topmast, and was
seriously, II not fatally injured. His left thigh
ana arm were fractured, and his head badly cut.
he was carried on Q stretcher to the home OF his
mother, on Vinegar Hill, where the necessary
surgical assistance was rendered. IEII,- ! :
AMONG TIE KILLED-Mr. +. A. Brewis,
whose name IL among the killed ct Richmond,
vas one Of the most prominent merchants OF
TINS city, and was universally respected. His
young wife receives the sympathy OF the entire
community. Among the wounded, too, are some
OF our most influential citizens. : =
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CITY ITEMS,

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
jet Jewelry,
Oroide Jewelry,
Vases and Fans,
Pipes and Knives,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar ,Jeve,rv
Store, No. Az Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and eth streets.
SPRING UNDKRCLoTHING.
A large assortmeat of Underskirfs
India Gause, from 50 cents to el.5o.
Gauze Merino, from 81 to 81.
Fine Lisle Thread, e1.5o.
Cartwright and Warmers, 90.
Haf-sleeve and Long -sleeve Shirts.
Fine Jean Drawers, 81.
Fine Linen Drawers, g.
GEORGE @. HKNNISa,
No. 40 7th street northwest.
S16 SPRING sl5
Sl5 Coats, Pants, ISIS
$lo and Vest, Sl6
AtHABLE e. Co.'s,
S35 Pennsylvania avenue ~ s. Hotel.)
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kf THos. BOWLING, Auet'r; Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
hEIGhIS OF GEORGET0wN, FOR SALE AT
a On TUESDAY. May Sd, at O'Clock p m we
Hr VIII SELL at public auction, the premises,
that valuable property ON the n W, corner s,h
and Hugh streets. The house was built years ago,
and OF the best materials. IL contains thirteen large
rooms, with butler pantry, gas and water AM All
the convenience pertaining 20 a hrst-clas- resi-
oence, srick partitions throughout the house making
II rat,proof. The property has front Of las feet
aud depth OF 100 feet. 1t commands an extensive
Mew oi me rotofhac river. There ls an excellent
stable, Carnage and Cow House on the premises
Terms OF sale: One third cash. and the balance in
one ana two years, with interest secured by deed
OF trust on the property. Stamps and conyeyanciug
at the cost OF the purchaser.
DODGE DARNEILLE,
1928 n street, Real Estate Brokers'
THOMAS BOWLING.
spO-u lhep.Chron.6 Courierl Auctioneer.
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The REPUBLICAN NOMINATING CoNvEN-
TIeN.-The Cent? al Republican Executive Com
mittee held a meeting last evening, and after
considerable discussion it was deter mined til at
the delegates to the nominating convention
should be chosen on Wednesday next, between
and O'Clock, and that each ward club should
determine whether the delegates should be
chosen at primary election or not previous to
that time, and that the convention should assem-
BILE on the following day May 9Th.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Mr. X. Fl. Butler, a
grocer, doing business on 18th street, South
Washington, this morning, while standing in his
wagon, in conversation with a friend, lost hi:
balance and fell over the side Of the wagon
his head and shoulders striking the pavement
and leaving him insensible for some time. He
was conveyed to his residence on ID street, and
DIR. Fenwick was called in and rendered surgi-
cal aid. 1t is thought that his shoulder blade is
broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-28

ELECTION AT GRACE (P. E.) CHURCH.-At a
meeting of the congregation of Grace Church,
South Washington. held April 25th, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected vestrymen for the
ensuing year :-Messrs. j. l.. Kidwell, A. q. II.
Webster, E. g. Wheeler, and Arthur Yeatman;
Messrs. y. n Budlong, l.. y. Cook, Chas. Had
away, and 8. B. Taylor hold over Mr., Edwin
James was elected Register, and Messrs. Neale
and Bogart were elected church wardens Mr.
A. Z. II. Webster was elected delegate to the
alternates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-28

THE THIRD LECTURE on Physiology and Phre
nology will be given this evening at Harmonic
Hall by DR.. Payne.
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GEoReETowN DOLLAR STORE, 70 High street

CARD take this method of announcing to
the public that / am still at my old place of
business, where L have one of the largest and
best assorted stock Of Human Hair; also loo
different styles Of Patterned Bonnets and Hats
from $3.50 to So apiece. To be seen az
MRS. 3. KING,
French Millinery Establishment
Penna. ave-, next to Lewis Johnson's Bank
Between 9Th and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-28

IT WAS NOT Mr.. Chris. g. Callan, but some
other Q. Callan, who figured at the Fourth
Ward Peck pole-raising.
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IAGESi OARRIAGE
~ CARRIAGESl
On hand and constantly finishing mn . 9
large number OF first class CARRIAGE Is, 49,.
which L am selling at greatly reduced ~
REPAIRING promptly attended to.
ROBERT III. GRAHAM,
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INDICTMENT TO BUY GOOD SRwINo MA
CHINE.-willcex & Gibbs' Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, A0s Seventh street, between b
and e. 2I7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-28

SENATOR SUMNER ROBBED BY THIEF FROM
BosToN:-On Tuesday night man appeared at
the residence of Senator Sumner, and handed
his card to the servant. While the servant was
gone in with the card the man entered the par
lor, seized a beautiful French clock, valued at
$50, and made of with it. Yesterday Detectives
Clarvoe and Bigley were notified of the occur
renee, received description of the party, and
In one hour thereafter had recovered the clock,
and during the afternoon arrested the thief,
named Robt. Bell, who halls from Boston.
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LOCAL NEWS.


NATIONAL THEATER--John Brougham in
" Much Ado About a Merchant of Venice" and
"a Gentleman from Ireland"
WALLS OPERA HOUSE BrigDoli's Italian
Opera Troupe in " Lucia On Lammermoor.
CARROLL HALL--Fair for st. AIMS Infant
Asylum.
SIXTIES Arr GALLERY, a1 - u.
MARKRIrKR's Arr GALLEY, 4se Ith street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, ~ Pa. syenue.
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Pr THOs. BOWLING, Auct'r.; Georgetown,
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE
- by virtue OF two deeds Of trust to me, dated
respectively June 5, ls54, and October s, ISIS
lang recorded respectively in Liber v @. II
NO. ~, foIlos 5y6, &c, and Liber r. NJ H. No l.
ielos $50 &c. of the Land Records of the County 81
Mashlngton, ID q. will offer auction, on W Ed
NESDAf the llth day of May. proximo, at S clock
p m, that Valuable Property in Georgetown de-
scrbed as follows viz: That Lot consisting of parts
OF Lots One, Two, and Three. in Peters SNARE
bounded as follows, viz Beginning at the end Of n =
1eet east High street. the south side of Bridge
street and running thence south and parallel with
Hlgh street, % feet to point feet from the dyid
ing line between Lots Nos and in Peter souare.
thence west and parallel with Bridge street 10 High
street; thence with Ugh street northwardlv lqfse
thence east and parallel with Bridge street Do feet
thence north and parallel with High street 50 feet 10
Bridge street and thence east 10 the beginning with
an alley in the and provements sisting -
Substantial three story Brick Warehouse com
poses OF two large building. connected, fronting re-
sRectively on High and Bridge streets with celars
This ls one OF the best business stands in George
town, ana the property IL in all respects desirable
II Is now occupied by NJ. j. Adler, as a hardware
Terms Of sale: One fifth Of the purchase money TO
De paid IN cash. and the residue in four equal install
ments OF 8, L. Is. and "a months respectively 90 be
secured by deed of trust. The terms must be
complied with IN week after sale. the property
may be reseld, after one week notice at the risk
and cost Of the defsulting purchaser. ConyeyancinQ
and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
WALTER =. COX. Trustee
ep4-Ih,sa,Iut THOs. BOWLING, Auct'r.
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CHILDRKN's CLOTHING, in great variety-Se-
lected stock of Boys Clothing. Handsome as
sortment Of Youths Suits, at
GEORGE SToPgAN.
coo No. 81 Penna. av., next cor. 10th St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-28

The GREAT FALL In GOLD Is nowhere made
more illustrating than by Q visit to Franc &
Goldman's Popular Gents Furnishing Goods
Stores, No. 409 Seventh street, between ID and
streets, and Marble Hall, No. GOT Seventh
street, opposite the Patent ONCE. These gentle
men, who have just now replenished their large
stock Of Furnishing Goods for the spring and
simmer season from the large and best whole
sale houses East at the lowest Gold Rates. have
again taken the lead of other similar establish
ments here, and give to their patrons such in
ducements that cannot fail to please. Don't
forget the name and numbers. 3,3OE
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THE THIRD Day in the Fourth
Wdrd-The third days registration in the
Fourth Ward closed last evening with a total
OF 4sS names enrolled, of which 354 were of
white and 134 Of colOred voters. The prominent
ward politicians were around as usual, but the
porticOes and steps of the City Hall were not so
crowded as on the previous days. Nothing of
interest occurred inside except slight laugh
when Dr. Darby was registering. Mr.. Booker
wasreceiying names at the time, and the Doc
tor was giving his name and residence in full,
when Mr.. Booker remarked, "Oh, Doctor,
know you," when the Doctor replied, eyes a
great many know me-" John H. Crane was not
tending the fitting up of the Reform headquar-
tiers, corner OF eth and d streets.
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Rf THOMAS BOWLING ,Auct'r; Georgetown
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE CORNER OF BRIDGE
AND GREEN STREETS, GEORGETOWN.
- By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court
Eaa: OF the District of Columbia sitting in Equity,
6made on the oath day of November, IS59, In
action for partition, wherein Hugh Coyle ct al
were plaintiffs and Mary A. Clarke ct al Defendants
the subscriber will sell at public sale to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on TUESDAY, MAY 10th,
at clock p. m part of Lot No. $50. in Beai ad-
dition to Georgetown, fronting d feet on Bridge
street by depth Of 90 feet, improved by large we'll
built two story brick dwelling house and store and
Also, part Of Lots No. lse and ISL in Beals addi-
t1op 10 Georgetown, fronting 30 feet the side
Of Green street, near Bridge street, by depth Of
80 feet.
Terms: One-thir cash the remaining two thirds,
with interest from the day Of sale, to be paid
equal instruments at and IL months. One hundred
dollars deposit will be required s the prop
erty Is struck on. Conveyancing and stamps at the
cost of the purchaser.
VIM. A: MEL0Y, Attorney at Law. Trustee.
ap2S Goods THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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No. 1867 SPRING STOCK )No. $50
,,vs-} Now 9pen &
The largest and choicest selection OF PAPER
HANGlNGS in the District, ranging in price from
l21s cents up to 81: PICTURE FRANKS, embra-
cling Walnut and Gilt Ovals, AL sizes, on hand or
sizes, in store; Card Photograph Frames, great
variety T 2 good sxlo Photograph Frame, 81. WIN
made order. A limited but choice selection PAINT
INGS, ENGRAvINGS, and CHROMOS, hand
cash. J. MARKRfTER,
apll-lH' No. 4S6 7th ct. bet ID and sts