davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

Tny CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.-The sta
tistics OF the Cumberland coal trade show the
production of that region during the year 1859
10 have been $50 s6y TONS against $50 AS tons
in IseS; an increase OF 552 10. The increase of
1Ses over lS,1 was 1861 tons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

PRECEDENT Lopez, of Paraguay, who Is the
most persistent man in the world in refusing to
remain defeated, has again appeared in the field
With a force Of - 90 whites and 1900 Indians
and stopped the advance OF the Brazilian from,
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THE FIFTEENTH ANENDNEST.-Telegram
~i.ow that beth Ohio and Iowa yesterday COM
pIeted their ratification of the fifteenth a mend
nent to the constitution This makes twenty
seven States which have ratified, leaving but
one more necessary TO cOnsummate suffrage
without re gard to color" throughout the Uni
It'd States. Nebraska, Georgia and Texas are
get in reserve to fill the measure. Nebraska
AnJ Texas viii soon be in line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

w of the WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CON-
PANISfor the election of Dire ctors to serve during
the ensuing year. will be held at the office Of the
Company, IN MONDAY, February 7, 1870, be .ween
the hours of twelve and one
jal9 dtFeb7 CHAS. 3. BAILEY, Sec'y.
fChrOn and Repub 4
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e[Patti-Ca ux, il Is said, intends to retire from
the stage fer year Ut eighteen months.
evJOhn was the entire name of a colored
candidate for District Clerk at Corsicana, Texas
H(Next spring will develope, 1t is believed,
cooperative factories among nearly all kinds of
mechanics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

~Rev. Horace Cooke. the recreant pastor
has surrend cred his ordination parchments to
Presiding Elder Pease, with the request that
his name be ''blOtted from the records of the
Conference and consigned to infamy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

From j. q. Parker we have Godsy's Labs
Back and PetersOn's LADIES' National Mega me
fOt February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

Nothing Is easier than to defeat any measure
OF District interest in Congress, as all past ex-
perience has shown. That body has no time tn
spare in dealing with a District bin that calls
up opposition enough to elicit discussion. There
fore II the people of the District cannot agree
with something like unanimity upon some
measure for adoption by Congress for remedy
Ing admitted defects i'm the system OF District
government, the attempt may well be aban-
doned- IL is not surprising that Congressman
should say they never know what the people here
really want, there is so much discordant coun-
sci The need for reorganization of the Dis
tict government has been universally conceded.
An-except possibly few Office holders-aimlt
the necessity for consolidation of the conflict
ing Jurisdictions, with such enlarged powers
from Congress a. will permit the consolidated
government TO deal with District matters that
Congress cannot and will not take time to con-
sider Yet the moment a movement is made to
induce Congress to give the District such an
iaTged powers, a howl is raised by Jealous en-
Slous, or interested parties, that it is a move
ment OF The "aristocrats" against popular suf-
frage, &c Ii is idle to tell these men that the
feature of having any of the officers appointed
"by and with the advice and consent of the SEN
ate,' is simply plank in the platform suggest
ell by members themselves, to the end that Con-
gress having voice in the District gov
ernment through their appointees might the
more readily be induced to reliquish to that gov
eminent the power to legslate upon District
matters If Congress will consent to give Us
these powers, and is willing, at the same time,
that all the Offices shall be elective, 50 much the
better. But these directors show that their
only purpose is to defeat any measure of REQ
only purpose is TO defeat any measure of reor-
ganizatiOn, and no doubt they will succeed; for,
as we said in the start. it is much easier to pull
down than TO build up, in the matter of Con-
gressional legislation for the District
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RIHAUCX Al AND COMMERcIAL.

Government Securities.
WAsHIAeToN, Jan. n, 1S70.-Jay Cooke 3 Ca.
furnish the following quotations of Government
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w M. BRADLEY d. SONS,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th and 18th ss., west, Washington, ID. a.,
MANUFACTURERS OF MONUMENTS, MAN
TIES, &c.
IMPORTERS OF MONUMENTAL FIG URE
AND GARDEN STATUIRY
Marble for BUILDING PURPOSES, at the Low
est Rates. DE- Inn
HOG AND CATTLE FOOD.
FOR SALE-A lar &c quantity of MIXED VEGE
TABLES, for cattle and h'g food. 1t has bean pro-
nOunced by thos- who have used il as a superior
article Will be sold IN quantities to suit pur-
ohasers. Apply t. i. g. WHEELER, eth street and
Canal Bridge, Was iingtcn, ID. c.; or II. p. GIL
BERT CO., 80 Water street, Georgetown,
ID. C.. ia -2w
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L HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

Move but thoee deprived Of this bless inf KNOW OF
its loss The pimpled, blotched aud iis severed
p rson looks upon clear smooth skin iii ralou-y
aha, nSardfy desires the same. Thos Sv-e
tens are hlled with the virus Of sCBOl Ella and
other cntsneOus diseases cannot have e. al health.
hen the bio "A is impure disease he SIRE fOllsw
all have timely warning In those Bic e-hes, Pm
ies. letters Sores, Boiis Copper ceioI I'd Patches
Gales, &c: Avert the calamity b. psifying The
ysiem with the
sAMARITANs ROOT AND HERR JUICES.
before MA takes firm hold.
How many have the virus Of syphnlis - the systsm
and in that condition contemplate m arrisge. l-nov-
ing little Of It's bsnefu influence apnstta MIN
these impurires of that scrctulous dection, which
in any l. hereditary in the situti an be-
fore you bring misery on yourseA end ozSprina.
Price Sl.S per bottle.
SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
Tn only real cure for Gonorrsaea. Gless anf. Die
ly vegetable. We discard baisass Copab and MGR
curry being not only useless bat hsrfful. Gin
cures In from two four days thus Ssns ouhIe
exposure, and the extnrtion q quecks. MAJ Pack
age; SO; Females u. Bold ~ s. g fokD, an
maiS-eoiy sis Rase street, Philsssiphis.
TRlcT OF COLUMBIA. the IAN dag u Dsosm-
,o .,,s w.:l,n.,aa No, l!ua rsuli, Docket y.
On motion Of the rlsin,ia, by her counsel, A. a.
Riddle and Francis miller, IL n artersd that the de-
PENDANT HE 20 'e entered herein on
or before the rst rule day ooa ing forty days after
this day: Otherwise the cause I'll be proceeded with
rs in case Of default.
1 True eopy-Test:-R. J. M2Gs, Clerk. ,al
aarTpopOI TITAN
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NJ LECTURE UNDER THE AUSPICES

sLECTURE.-Rev. l.. DOBSON, formerly a
~ missionary to the Cherokee Indians, will de
liver Lecture on FRIDAY EVENING, 2lst inst.
IN The Nc kendree NJ II. Church, on the subject OF
ne hborigines 81 America" giving history OF
TIER Origin, Religion. Manners and Customs, to-
gether with personal observations made while
travelling among some of the Western tribes Al
mission . cents; children 10 cents laaO ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

k'Ok kENT-Two new and handsomely Furnished
IL RESIDENCES, ON Eth street, between and X !,
and opposite the new square. The houses contain Is
rooms, are thoroughly built and handsomely finished
throughout. and contain all modern convenienoss-
Apply TO hlLBoI RS a lA1TA, Real Estate
AGENTS, corner u 9Th and streets or q the owner
WILLIAM II. PHILIP, 90 La. avenue. nan n
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=Tg--E--EgES-=
rfrFP PSPPYr|YyYYY yySYSySrS|SS
Two THE wORkING CLASS.-We are now pre-
L pared to furnish all classes with cons tant en-
pioyment at home the whole of the time or for the
spare moments Business new, light and profitable.
Persons II either easily earn from 5Oc to S. Der
evening, and proportional sum by deyoting their
whole tune 70 the business Boys, and girls earn
lice may send their address and test the business
make this unparalleled offer: To such not well
satisfied, will SEND 81 pay tor the trouble of
writing. Full particulars, valuable sample which
VIII do 10 commence work ON. and copy Of TIE PEG
PIE IS LifeIary COmFgH iOH-One of tn. largest and
lest family newspapers pubshed-all sent free by
mail. Reader. II yuu want permanent, profitable
work, address T.. c. ALLEN * CO Augusta,
Maine. ia 13-3nD&W
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kNOR RENT-Two large STORE ROOMS ON yth
Il street west, betwssn and north, nicely fitt,d
mp Tor Grocery or Feed Store. lately occupied ay
Mr.. formanD This Is one of the best business
places on 9Th II. Inquire 226. opPO site. dslG-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

N@sKRyICHS IN THE UNITARIAN
u3 CHURCH on SUNDAYS, ct II q M . and ~
y. q. Sunday School st ~ Q. y. &C ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

rl'O MEMBERS or CONGRESS OR OTHERS
u who intend housekeeping will find siN very Elf
cible, new and handsome ROOMS, front and back
parlor. dining room and kitchen aud two bed robm-
in private family. Apply at $50 street, betwe-a
10Th and llth. Z des3 III
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WASTED-To rent or buy, or rent with privilege
w OF purchasing, from ONE TO TEN ACRES OF
LAND, improved, near W ashington. Address ST. tng
location and price, A. h. C., star Office. oc2
T. s: justin PAYS FAIR CASH PRICES FOR
~. LADIES'. GENTS AND CHILDRENS
SECOND HAND CLOTHING. USDER-CLOfH-
ING, BOUTS, SHOES, &c., 4IJ 9th street, be-
tween u and streets, third door from Young Mems
Christian Association Building. ~. B.-Aay Noe
~ Mail Promptly Attended To. my3 -Iyr
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BOARDING..

EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
4 FRONT ROOMS, TO be had on reasonable terms.
nj 2le street. bet Nth and 18TH short walk from
most of the public Offices. YS-u
SEVERAL EXCELLENT ROOMS FOR RENT,
~ at No. = A.. street, with BOARD. oc23-tf
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EVENING STAR.
FORTYFIRST CONGRESS.
Yesterdays Proceedings,

SENATE--After our report closed
The bill Incorporating the Island Institute of
Washington, D. G., was passed.
The bill for the relief OF the inhabitants OF
Salt Lake City, in the Territory of Utah was
passed.
Citation OF Washington, ID. c., was passed.
Also, the following bills were passed:
To incorporate the Washington Butchers
Benevolent Association OF Washington, Of the
District of Columbia.
To incorporate the Washington Association
for the Improvement of the Condition of the
Poor of the District of Columbia.
me 81 S S 20 me SCa' of conmSa
. being under consideration, Mr.. Howard asked
that il be passed over, as he did not think 1t
worth while for the Senate to spend its time on
Mr.. Morton said they had an association of
this name in Indiana during the war, but he
supposed the purposes of this organization
We're somewhat different.
Mr.. Hamlin said these were colored people
on the Island, who thought if they were incor-
Porated the members would take more interest
and come together oftener.
MIR. Howard said he must insist upon his OBJ
lection. lie could not see the necessity OF
wasting the time OF Congress upon such mat
tiers, or tie propriety of shingling over the Dis
trict of Columbia with corporations for every
conceivable purpose.
The Senate then, at 40 p. M, went into
executive session. and after some time spent
therein. adjSurned.
HOUSE.-After our report closed-the tariff
bill being under consideration
Mr.Wllson Mimi moved to amend the pend
ing paragraph in relation to iron bars, rolled or
hammered, not less than one and half nor
more than two inches wide, by making the duty
SD per TOM and it was agreed to by vote of IS
10 ca.
The committee then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton OF the paragraph which proposes a duty
of one and one-quarter cents per pound on iron
bars, rolled or hammered, comprising fiat bars
less than one and one-half inch, or more than
four inches wide and less than one-half of an
inch, and not less than three-eighths thick, and
on iron bars, rolled or hammered, more than
two inches thick.
Mr. Logan (lll.) moved to amend by making
the duty $40 per ton; which WAS agreed to by
a vote of 20 to So.
The committee rose, and the House took a re-
cess until $50 p. m.
At the evening session, Mr.. Schenck's amend
ment to fix the duty upon oval. half oval, and
half round iron at the rate Of rods and wire rods
was adOpted-yeas 20. NAYS 81.
Mr.. Lynch (Me-) moved to amend by fixing
the duty at cents per pound, instead of y
Agreed to.
The next paragraph was, on motion of Mr..
Schenck, amended so to make the duty on
rods and wire rods, and oval, half oval, and hall
diameter or square, = cents per pound.
Mr.. Allison moved to strike out the paragraph:
which WAS agreed to-ayes -, noes 50.
Pending further consideration the committee
rose, and the House adjourned.
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LATE TELEGRANs, DC.

A steamer arriving at New York from Liver
pool on Monday brought twelve hundred and
twenty mine passengers. OF these large num-
Der were English and Scotch farmers, who were
on their way to settle in Virginia, each bring
ing enough money to commence operations un-
der favorable circumstances.
The French Ministerial circular on the Pie
biscite, because il alludes 10 the Spectre Rouge,
Is censured by many PARIS journals. Hostility
20 the Plebiscite is gaining ground in Paris. IT
is rumored that the Emperor was coldly received
yesterday while holding a review.
IL Is now said that Captain Eyre did not stop
the Bombay when she collided with the Oneida
because he had as passenger the wife of the
British Minister, Lord Temple, who was appre-
hensive of shipwreck.
The case of James W. Davis VS.. The Union
Pacific Railroad Company is being argued be-
fore court in Cheyenne on prayers of the
plaintiff for an injunction and appointment OF
receiver for the road.
Peter Cooper presided over an Indian COM
mission meeting In New York last night, which
endorsed President Grant in appointing Friends
as Indian agents, &C. Vincent Co1yer was
among the speakers.
James Jeter Phillips, of Richmond, Va, SEN
fenced to be hung on Friday next for murder
ing his wife, has been respited for sixty days.
This is the ninth or tenth respite OF Phillips.
Advices from Rome state that Miss Lewis,
(colored,) American sculptress, has received
orders from the Marquis OF Butte, a well-known
patron of art, for work from her chisel.
States Infantry, was run over and killed by the
cars at Calvert Station, Baltimore, yesterday.
Gov. Hoffman, of New York, has signed the
eight-hour labor law, and issued a proclamation
for its enforcement and observance.
La Presse, of Paris, announces that amnesty
for offences against the Press laws will be issued
on the 18th of May.
A number of Carlists returning to France
have been arrested and compelled to remain at
their places of abode.
Brgadier General Merelo left Madrid yester-
day to take command Of the Eastern Depart
ment of Cuba.
The Journal Puebla says Prim has announced
that King win be chosen before the end of
May.
The National Bank at Auburn, New York,
was yesterday robbed OF S31 600.
Burlingame's estate does not exceed $50 900 in
personal property.
Orders have been sent to Ottawa to disband
the Canadian Rifles.
The New York Legislature adjourned sine die
last night.
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DIED..

EAST. On the evening Of the 18th, at IL o clock
JOHN EAST a native Of Lincolnshire, England,
bat f0r the last Is years resident of this city in the
I'D year of his age
The funeral will take place on THURSDAY, the 2Sth
instant, at clock p. from his late residence
$40 street, between ith and 5th streets The
relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend.
BALDWIN. On the evening Of the 9th April
lsaO: aiteT an illness Of several months Mrs JANE
ID. BALDWIN. of Washington city, formerly of
New York, in the 5Sth year of her age
Her remains were inferred in the Congressional
Cemetery.
RIDDALL. On thu morning OF tho 9th instant
ANN PAINE hIDDALL, relict of the late William
RiddaN. in the s6th year of her age.
Her funeral will take place at 4 D. m, THURSDAY
the 2cth instant: from the residence Of her son in
law, Nm- Handy, Esq. No. 734 18th street be
tween and streets; to which the friends OF the
family are respectfully invited.
BRANNAN On the 18th instant, at O'Clock n
m. HUG BRANNAN, native of ireland.
The friends OF his family ars requested to attend
his funeral which will take place from his late
dencA Jackson alley. between LIST street east and
North Capitol. at 4 O'Clock Thursday, April 18th
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70 The Louisville Journal suggests ssthe birch
as a means of reconstruction in the case of the
squads of boys who stay out nights as late as
twelve O'Clock, smoking on the corners or stand
ing around saloons, when they should have been
in bed hours before.
- Miss Hattie johnson. the lady who was
brought into distressing nOtOriety through her
elOpement with the Rev. Horace Cook in New
York, some months ago, was joined in wedlock
to a Young man OF that city last week.
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EDUCATIONAL.

i 1PPlNCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE.
II CHARLES STREET AVENUE
Select Boarding and Day School. Hysr, faoi,;tv
tor the requirement Of . thorough and finished
EnEllsh and French education.
tails. ~AAAoH
.CSs Cost for boarding pupils in English department
For circulars containing full information address
he Principal.
dsH-eOxW,iy REV. J .A.LIPPINoOrr, AN
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
- Auctiuneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 31e. Southeast corner 9TH and d streets
S44ykR MEpAILi4N BAGK TETEcH,rHnTfEE
SENTER T ABikks; MkkS9T c S4fssis
SREET SITS STP HHS nArTR RE DFEArHER
CLoIAs. PLATED TEA SETS, CRoCKEkY,
GLASSWARE, STOVES, &C, &C., AT AUo,
On THURSDAY, 2sth instant. at IN
VTTT9 clock a m, we shall sell; at House No.
tween 9th and 9TH streets west. Island viz: w
One Rosewood Case Piano, octave, with Stool
AID Cover, in perfect order
-Four Pru,siah Cane-se s Chairs imported
Hanosome Marble-top Center Table and What
Walnut Cane seat Reception Chairs, and Medallion
One Oval Gilt Frame Mirror and others
Handsome Handsome EnsmsIsd MsIIletOp Cottage Set
Excellent Featherbeds, Pillows, and Bolsters
Husk and Cotton Mattresses, Spring bottom Mat
Handsome arble top Black Walnut sideboard
Seven feet Walnut Extension Table, and Dining
Handsome Plated Sea Set. pieces; Plated Soup
Plated Casters. Ivory Handled Knives, Rogers
Crockery and Glassware
Three ply, Ingram, and Stair Carpets; Hall Oil
Walnut Hat tree and Commode
One Morning Glory Parlor Stove, one Violet Cham
One Excellent Empire No. Cooking Stove, with
Hawk Air tight Heater
The above Furniture is new, being only in use
about six months and persons in want of good arti
cles will do well to attend the sale.
apn Repl GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.
RY COOPER 3 LATIMER. Auctioneers,
- Successors TO J. q. McGuire Co..
thxxa md NJ
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MA recent celestial stabbing ARRAY in San
Francisco was thus explained by one of the par
Elephants: "One man he hap got cousin, cousin
hap muehee money, one man, all same white
man. wantee cousin die. He no die, he try kille
ne. No good, too many men try stoppee he,
Police come, all gone"
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QY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,
II tSuccessors TO J. y. McGuire h Co..
Southwest corner Penn avenue and llth q

GOOD BUSINESS STAND. CORNER OF II ST.
NORTH AND 14TH STREET WEST, NEAR
THE TOLL GATE, At AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 18th
E, at 51a Q clock, on the premises, will sell
.part Of square north of square l.Oi9, having a
front OF 20 feet on street north and an average
depth OF 90 feet 14th street east improved by a
Stables.
Terms OF sale: One half ash; balance in s and II
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust.
Convey ahcng and stamps at cost Of purchaser. $50
deposit at time Of sale.
apl9eo4t COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auct's
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BANKERS.
RAILROADS,
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD


Train. ,..- w.,u WASHINGTON. ls0.
E ESs EhS ffSSEEfi aSSS T ;SS NJ ]
WEST are now run as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
and ss94HSS.y 800 so
FOE ALL WAY STATIONS.
and $50 Ss sns s.sscP Sunday at and $50 A.
No train to or from Annapolis on sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at A. M and $50, $40. and 500
FOE WAY STATIONS.
Leave 1t A. n, and $50. and Soc Pm.
FOR Si'. ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
$50 saa 500 saSeDf saturday and Sunday ct
S On saada,y :. It SO ana isa 500 s'P
SssWpSs A Belly Station VIII trains from Baltimore
Station Ticket once q al n hoa1. q s a.
day; day. Also, st the Company Once. 406 Pennsyl
called and II ss.1 PEG
sss Boston see Sd.
s %a.s'i T Ct larxs1 sss'
no 50 GEO. 3. KOONTZ. General Aeent.
THRogGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHINaTOs
NV 1oHfH. AID - 2EH
Train, bssvs.o wAsHINSfroSss s ssd NV ioRx
are now run ~ follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, sritAsss eAasse Of cars.
Lesve daily tsxeeDt Sunday ct .. m, and l3:4s
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Lesve Saiy Except Sunday II .. m, and 1915
ON SUNDAY.
Hscv y. tor new York ct zoe ,. u. and PhilaAsl
Sleeping cars for Now York On . ,. m. train o.i,.
Through tickets to Phflsdelphia, New YorE, On
So1on can oc had q the Station Once &C I'll holn
fennsylyania avenue. Passengers purchasing tich.
ets at the Avenue once can there arrange 10 have
their baggage called for aad checked at their red
oence taken 10 the depot, and put into the baggage
Bee Baltimore end Ohio Railroad advertisement 10,
schedule between Wellington, Baltimore, AnnaDo-
L. WILSON, Master Of rransportatso.,
I. u. COLI, General Ticket Agent
no0 GEO. 9. KO0Nrz, AGENT. WashinGton
EBFs4Ric GHO 81 As5 ~:
TTf %Fa iifss and sri R2RS
executors Of Christopher Fries, deceased, the
cS Of E. ooa1 Of sS:
aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, the SDth az
April, A. d. $50, for the final ssttisnent and
disrbution Of the personal estate Of aid decsassS
s s.sn q so f: s' s i sasd int e, 3 =:
where all the creditors and heirs Of aid decessed
are notified to sttend, with their Claim nroperIy
xouchsd or they may othsrvise b. Law Be sIci1ded
copy Of this order Sc pubsSed occs Rscf zee
the weeks IN the Evening Star, previous to tie
spSvsw' a. wEBsrER. Register Of wis.
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United STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue OF three writs OF er facias and one writ
OF vendtion exponas, issued from the Clerks Once
of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
and to me directed, will sell at public Id ior
tIlci- or ..UsDAY, the 18th day of April, 1870 at
70 clock m, all defendants right, title, claim and
interest in and to part Of Lot No Z, in Square No
rs in the City Of Washington, ID. O., beginning at
the northeast corner of said square and running
thence south A feet, thence west to the end OF
the lot, thence in q northerly direction with the
west line thereof to the north line of said lot thence
with said north line to the place of beginning,
together with all and singular the Improvement
thereon, seized and levied upon as the property Of
Brook Mackall, and will be sold to satisfy exc
cutions Nos. 81, s47s, 4lI7, and $685. in favor of
Matthew G.. Emery, Geo. II. Plant, A. & 7. r.
Richard, aud Owen & Wilson.
ALEX. SHARP,
NH Dtd U. s. Marshal, d. ..
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
I'll MONDAY, the 10th day of May, 1870 at the same
hour and place, by consent Of all parties
ap IL ALEX. SHARP, u. d. Marshal, D. O.