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The New York herald., 1870-02-07
THE GOLD MARKET.
GOYERNMENr HONnS,

The government market was unfavoraby affected
by the same influences, ana the Issues likely to be
redeemed came in for some speculative movement
At the close the OF the money market asserted
its influence and prices reacted, closing steady as
follows the banks who could not place loans favor
ably on call being induced to make temporary IN.
vestmenr in greenbacks:- United States currency
SKIES my 1l1ss; DO SKIES 1881. registered, lis
1Is4; do. do. coupon, 11s a l1sH; do. dvetwen.
ties, registered, May and November 115 115K; do.
do. 1862 coupon do, 115 1l5,s; do. do 1864, do.
do. lis 115; do. do. 1865 do. do, 15 l15h: do.
do, registered January and july ia Ia ~ do. do
1865, coupon. do 1I37l 1l4 do do, 1867, do do,
ll4y4 1l4ss do do, 1868 do. do, ll44 114ss do
ten-forties, registered, 100 lost4 do do. coupon.
112H 1l21a.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement Of The socated banks
again rejects the steady now OF currency in the
direction OF the metropolis and exhibits several
remarkable features. In the first place the anxiety
OF the banks rid themselves Of the gu OF currency
now in their vaults IS shown in Increase OF loans
for the week by the sum OF more than four millions
although they have really been losers in reserve, the
decrease In specie onsettng the gain IN legal tend
crs The deposits have Increased over four and a
nalf millions The loss In specie is due to the heavy
payments into the Sub Treasury for customs and the
large shipments OF specie The gain in legal tenders
million and quarter and the increase In circu-
lation over thirty thousand dollars. The last two
statements compare as follows:--
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Observation-Disclosures Thursday, February s.
by Rev. DR.. NJ. ). Hutton, ROBERT LENox BELkSAP
TO MARY PHOENIX, daughter OF Henry X. Remsen,
all OF this city.
LAwEEScE-LuDLAM.--O Tuesday, February l, at
the house OF the Vides parents, ny the Rev. John A.
Roche, assisted by tne Rev. George Lansing Taylor,
OF Brooxyn. y. T., 10 Miss FANNIE X. LUpLAa
stepdaughtor oil ). T. squire, New YORK city.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Central. IFS lisK: Aariposa.. loH . loX; DO.
preferred, 2Oy< AL.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07

uFid NobiIt nnd
Ffo,g.i1. M<ypphtx
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-19
Sic Gttuatiften 1T @n8lanf.

Cine Der messs,uaroigltsn grl9einune
osn unlsrsr 3eit 1T cas- Geitrebsa 9e>
piHsr prpte| tantifdsr Geeien> fatbolilae
Geremcnien une s0ebrduhe Nah5uabz
mer,. Mit Staunen tpiro BET gelsr
nohfehsnpe Mittbetlun9 aus Gn9lanp
yernebmm: #a s,.
Sn 9oncpn murren wdbreno sw6lf
Sage in ettra buneert protsftantildea
&tsAsn MilItonsu eebaltsn> nelhe nia:
ousihlieslib MIR poa Ritualilten 0cls
dun p%rspiaern> Die f6 cent Yatholicise
mus ndbsrnl Ipnpern aut1 ron oaoern
prctel tantsa gelsitet wusoen, Die Ntz
tualilten nahHen li1 ~bslcncer8 DC ia
t9olilhsa Millipnsn gum MiuIier ul1c
leatea cas- 6aupt9ewidt oarauf Die
Nptbmsneistsit uno NIsltbfsit her
Beihte sor3ulsaen> uno erf!drteu lId
~ jster 3sit bereit io!be ntSuaebmen +;
fsrner wureen III ibrsE &irdsn jeeen
Mprsen Me0en eslebrirt uno wdtreao
bes Cages nod tslanrers Nncad'ten>
NIT Git 'nsien, Symnen unp prccelto<
men psrtuneeu, 9sbalten. Den Sdlu6
Der MiINpnea bi!pete cine Grneueru19
ose Gouf9eliboss unp Gin feieylt&es
Ieoeum. Was trennnt eenn o!eleprpz
teitantea NOD yoa Ter fatbo!ilben Sir
DE? 70 frast Ger geridtsvltatter perz
wuapert. Die AAtwort llsst enfaG
easi' : cas- 6aIden nad duesrliAct
Oebr1uhen srIsst Gen tnusEn geilt
ebsa niht.
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beiet, BET ,@eneral Nesrete fede binter
Der 9epesuns, bic tarauf bers6net iet,
ben pueblaz9 Sierra 9%nlureenten su BEL
fen unc> ben SturS oee prditcenten
S,lare3 terbtiSuflbren. Dtr tn1ertfaz
ntlhe gbnareB bat nun itrar NE Nus>
bebuns son 1000 Mann Natioual
0oroe unp Die oasu nStbteen a0eloer
bemiuiot; ater weoer Os!o nod Irup@
pen iluo bis jeBt gum Vpri1eln sefOms
uten.& Suayea fam tros rem 8emiatz
sun9en re5 Gonere6eS feline Mrneen
aus Ger Groe itampfen. Dian bort
9lsid;eitis Don jeino{elieen Demonftraz
tipnen sesen be 8unoesreaieruna In
ben Staateu 1amaulipas> Saiieeo,
Durango Guerrero unp puebla. Die
NatfunalsM e9ieruns 1T unfdbiA, Die
&epplten ju unteroruden. Gin Cor
respondent Der n@prlp" i9reibt untsym
IA. eieIes Mpnots p'ooi Sierra Grus:
vWorn, Maub une Gntfubrunesn
aebnlen 3u. SIN manden @esenren
weroen Die Yolten nidt mebr beiIrcert>
neil bic puitmaaen rsgelmd9i9 terautt
m,roen. Sci Silao ,purpe unldnelt
Elm Gu9lanesr Namens Spbn Guybse
entfibrt uno lpdter 9st4rtet> neil feline
TamiIie nidt i'm Stance mar cas be-
81 g6legelp gu sablen, weldss bic Sanz
often oerlaneten. Sir oie 6rei8stune
elne5 Spenters, Der unldngf entfibrt
woreen, o%erlaneen {te $4,000, Die
nidt ssseben perpen t6nnen. Suares
bat Warimilian> Miramcn, Mejia,
Menres, 8icauri uno 5unoerte rcn
Nnpern ermurcen la1en, ober er bat
parurd ecu, 2enpe Den 6riscen nibt
.asitbey!. DdS Blut tlebt an leiuen
@dn1n uuo f1rfit uad Nahe."
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Mericp.

Goc wsni9en Soby:u mod sir febeaz
Ger Nrtifel in ben potitiIAm Loastl1tz
tern, 1pie|te Werico felt eintosr 3eit cine
sienlifb Undergraduate Sole. WpbI
brahts Ger Ielesrapb neer {yaeno Elm
Correspondent rpn 3eit au 3eit cine
MittbeilunA tporau5 berYorbing oaE
ba5 ~unslidIibs eonp fostwdbrsuo cine
8eute ron Menteurern aIer Nrt (ei;
man mor jscpA ourd (olte Bsridts
gar nidt lberralbt bis greisnilfe eon
9rSeerr Bsceutuns sriecer bic auges
msine Nufmerfiamfeit in Mnlpru9 nap
men.
Gs miro ndmli9 terihtet, oas elmer
Der wthtiafen Staaten jenes 2unces,
San ecui5 pctpI fId flr unaebdn9i9
erflart bat, auf @runs w%ieeerbpltsr
0erlesuneen her 8unresepnaitutien
burb zen Yrdliocntsn Suares. Die
tetrcfence lnatbanstsfeitssG rfldrung
1T spn BEN berpprragenpfen Milttdrs
uno girasrn nnterssidnet ut,b ipu BON
alien &laHen Der 8epG!ferun9 9dnfia
auf1enpmmen wpreen fein. Die ST.
Yplutipndre taben ibre Mrbeit 1yitemaz
tild tesonneu. Gen. Nsuire bat
nieeeitun9 neutrality-suspicious. iberz
npn,men> lcie Wenerale Martines unp
2arauasa leiten ete militdrilden Spez
rationen. Die leBtst beioen baben be-
reits 300 ,Mapn Nesierunsstruppen,
Die ron 9~amoulipas ouf 'San 2cuis
gotpf mar{airten, :; isuraf9f(dlaen.
Sc beist, bic Mepoluttpndre taben 5000
8epafnete, etnl9liebli9 $50 fribere
Nesierun9Struppen, Die tein1 Nu6brude
Der 8epesuns IN potoI fanpen ullp
III Sen @eYpGutipndren l%ber9insen. Sc
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-19

Eie 9umms Der Soften yon 50 @ts.
Sob son Dem preis in g%iserprol abz
aescben, tleiten zen, Iarmer 81 Geuts
III Wplp b. /. 73 Gents Currency.
Der bier o%naenoulmene &ofenbetras
1T je mad %nmfdneea nod 8syanecz
runsen unterpprfeu, uno e6 1T mb9!i@
oab Ih osrleIbe nod erb5bsn fam.
Der Garmer bat aubsyoem b6tcrc VI
beitol5bne, &apitalsiuiea uno lnrpre
berselebsne Aussabtn nao Berluits bel
Ser BsbauurB fines eauoeS IN Nm
|dlas su trinsen unO e5 liebt ea1er &c
in Der lesten Butl1aft oes YrdFcenten
eatbaltene Wabnu,g nabe, oab mir iN
Besua ouf peu Nb'ay unitrsr prooufte
fir pie 3ufunft niat urfer heil tn
europa fu9en, ionesyn aroers>
oben ansepsutets Wdyfte cnlt|plren
fp0ten., ~. r.. ., ".
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Ser fanftiee &a;ier orn Sras
q. A.. fIlieu.

Nls Dbsrtefebl6baber oer iegsnann<
ten uMutirten>" namlid rer Nrmee,
we(Ae Der Safer bon Bralilien in Ser
tincuns NIT feisen Nadtarlaaten sur
Sroberur8 eer fieinen Aepublif Sara
Suay INC Sch eeldidt bate rurce
cer Wraf p'gu esnaunt. Stun
yeruilnmt man. uer nis1sr 6err eigentz
LID 1T. Gsin seusr Name 1T: prfns
2ucpia son Orleans, Wraf b'gu. st
tit Der dltefts 9sbn BEG 5er;oas BON
Nsmours, alIo Gin Gnffl pes fran,1Hz
1bsn abntso Qouis YtiIipp> ein 9itffs
pes jesigen 1ponildsn &rpnprdteapenz
ten Wontpeniier, ein Setter pes franz
i5iIidea G3rpaprdtsnrentsnGra fen pen
paris ... f-'...
Wetoreu wurne er am 26. Mpyli
1912 In Nari5 I'M palafe Ger Guile
rtsn> 100 calnols 1sin 0robvater ais
fran,tIlbsr u8irserf6ni9" bauite. Nab
Der Gertreibun9 cerOrlean6 aueBranfz
rst1 srbielt er cine quite GrSisbung til
Gn9lanp. Die feline Bettern, Ter Urof
ppn paris uno Der 5ersc9 BON Gbarz
tres 70 madte aud ct einen She'll ce5
&rieass Ger Union 9eeen Die Sdoz
'5taa!eu nit; w1breno isiae @ettern
iib rie Spsrotionen WeJlslaa'5 auf
Ger siyBinilden 5aItinlst onlaben,
mpbnte ct uameatlib eiuisen Speratio-
men Sberman'5 auf Den weftiheu
SriesslhauplaBen bei.
Tcu "a tc9ab CT iIl9 mad 8raflien>
no ct tn Sabre 1865, faum creiunrz
sponS;s Sabre alt, bic Iodtsr cssSoi:
tler5 Dom ptro, Der fetaeu Sotn be-
;liyt beiyatAsts bisje Iodter TT Erpnz
Ipricselin SlatsIa.
Nun perninmt man cuyd eurepdis
.fhe Slatter, cas Ger Otaf p'Gu pom
.isin III faiin,idenS dniceeryatsr i6rmz
LID gum Grben res brolilianildenGbyo
mes erfISrt UNI Gem Yartier &atinete
rte omt!the Nnjeige bierpon 9emadt
'wvrcen lei.
SepsnfaltS tritt a,,f SrailiensEDyo
ali eie Stels ces in lsitrm Monne5<
famine er!blaenoen 5au1e5 gra9ansa
toa5 5au5 Orleans, wie III pprtusal
pte aoburssr zen Manneenamm nes
5aule5 SrasanSa erieyt boten,
lin, Sen 5bronfulBer al5 SrteBsbelz
rem rcn 8rafliansrn acceptable! III MAJ
den bat iba isin faiierlisber Sdwie<
9ersater Oil Bic Spise os5 6eereS Ger
Nuiirten aeiteut. SIS eel1ab pies> .naGz
Gem rieNuiirtsn, sulest ur,ter cemS bers
tefebl pes Maraui6 re Garius, mad
laa9en admpfsn encli1 Sepss spn Suz
leta btnter Aiancton uno na1 Guruz
rairy 5uriid9epranst bat!eu. Mlan
bpffte eamals Il, 9ip Re Sansiro, RAP
ein furserg9 dlubfelpsua bie. 2ppe'ide
Oindts Yo1enbs s%erritbten areres llnc
cte 9eitung pieles rertneintli9enS 9luB<
felrsuss5 purce BEN @rafen p'Gu iber<
traeen., Nue gfa6ri9ten fimmen taz
rim therein pab Ger flnftise 5errlder
8railiens IN parasuay stl Gnersts,
umiibt unp Mutb Denies. Nter NIT
Dem 1slorreiden S6lubfelp;uee~ 1T es
nidts Die u~ngebeure Sdwierisfett
Der proYiautirun9 Der Sruppen Der Mlz
litrten unp bic @enialttdt unp berpii9e
NnSpaHer oes prdllofnten 9ope3 baben
Sic 5oHaun9 gu @afer 9eulabt.
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DerkQunter,
&tner, oeri i'll aue TOLD.
pcsr

Martial Y%o1npb;l!u5 ,yar, nas mat,
70 elnm 9utsnSu l1en su nennen pfe9t
"a Ct BON Ger Natur weeer nit lorz
perlieb babsu Oeilteegabeu au6aeltattet
>porpen, nod aud f1rpsrlide S9Jnbeit
leinGrbtSeilwar, 70 wirpe ct ppbl unbcz
ahtet rurh cao 2eben 9sgangen fein,
batte CT uidt et1e Gisenihaft beleHcn
pie, uber RE Crcn5e Ger Gernunit bin
aussetristsn, sumUeller wtrc, Wartial
bette Gin 9ute5 @srl.
gs fpnrte rem Dran9 ni9t wtcerz
Iebsn, Nncersu feline Disnfe at MIR
men, uuo nen CT rerl eibcn beDiirfii9
tielt Ger wurre pbns unterlhieo Der
Yerlou eiu Spfer leinsr 9(d1itenliebe.
go mar Martial eiu lstenoiser prptelt
aeseu cie lsItNiahtise Nidtuas lsinss
Sabrbuuperts. &ornte fi9 Der pafsrs
iunse Mann etnsrisit5 nidt entbaltsn
lis sum llebsrprue he ylsiG9iltigfeii
seaeu cas- S1iflal {siner Nstenlnenz
lden gu rerramneu, 70 pertanp ct arz
cersrfeitS nit loI9eu 2sbren ras quite
Bei|ptsl rnc iuhte unaufb5rlid ale
uuo isce 0eltgenbeIt auE I'm Nnoeren
9eidGi1 81 iein. lisjeAufsate erfiQte
ct NIT 10 Itertrisbensu uuo lauten
Observation-Disclosures, rob e5 in'z
msr ldwer nor, at ibre NufriUtisfeit
III 0louteu. Mir1oeitens nurce man
ppn penltlten f1rmli9 tetdubt.
Martiale Jaulilie bsitanp einSi9 un1
ausin aus einem lebr reidben uno ntd,1
ntnrer 9si3i9m ODsim. Groden uns
librpT pie er war, liebte er ieinen Nsf@
FEM pie ein damn, Der nit aQer 9sts
penlbaft am 9etea bdnet> Ienjenieen
ltsbt Cell 1ein SOP beyetbert. Seine
sinsise SeIddfttsun9 beltanp BARN,
0elO 3ulammnsuidarren, eleiboiel
wie, unp man mag biena@ teme0en,
pte bdufi3 3witisteiten BET 70 gan,
perlbtspsnen Oemltbsanlaaen sipil1su
Snfel uno Nefen leta mu6ten.
ua6antsn Sic ntdt pilests Mcrtial
at iasen> uSbr 0elo pbne Sntere0sn
binausleibsn, lepislib TIM SAren Nsz
benmenlden inter pieAruae Ill areifen
SIT es ntGt cine Sdaace, IL un9sz
beuere 3inlsn uon Zen arr,s11 eeuten ~
serlangen, Die ibr llasldd 3u Sbneu
tretbt, uup BE- pdbreap sic Sbr Oslt
nebmen> Zen Oerber perfu6en 2"
~6at lt9 mas" erwiererte Der att
0ei5bals uam .Gnre fol- td tbner
gar eaS 0elpaaidsnfen, cas- t1 in
S6weise meins6 An9eltdtes percien,
babe! SD peie iAcn, mas Du jeB
iasen milf Du fla9it mid ptsGgois,
mus an, nas 1T Dein Trumpf Ne
ater penn i'd Detnem Natbe fplAer
woute> mein Better, 70 ldse i6 ldnsi
l9pn auf benz Strph. @szsasszaszzssasgas
SD babe fein He@t 9Bnen Natb:
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Der 50 r.
STILES fDirktn.

STILES Mirktn. 3" ''.
Blumen tlub.u
une o~erbluteu,
gtsr6en, fntsa bin;
aG, eS tpelten
1olen, RelFfn,
galpea faneu taliu.
@hneQ perbluben,
Dann entFieten
Sa Der 3eiten SGeob,
ST. has alte,
E1stli9 fa!ts,
ST. Der gaInheit 9oos. .
90 rsrblibst
lluo sntaiebst
Wat1e CUTE Sgat
5inseiiet, ..s
Beitpertptbct
Rad bes 5imme!s Rata. .l.
Dr9 an }filtea
SamenbuQen
llsbt bic 3eit ibr &sest,
@islssaaltig,
9unpertfaltis
8labt eia u:u Gefatsdt.
Sn entlseIten
Blumenpslten
DART Nihts untessebn,
llaa ber Sbaten
Geifletiaaten
Selten uigt erfsba!
Sis fab b!eibsnc
Enclpen!reiteno
in Der 3citen Studs,
Tenu thr 0eben
llne tbr Strsben
3sueet 9immslfrnat.
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~..stGA - ~ 80 $&EF E;F#.- ,.TS!r.
f@ Die Berednung anndberun8Strttle
10: ~ aas
Gin Buftel fcitrte su Wettnadten
1869 in QiYerpool $3.50 c. Sdiuins
per 100 pfuno). Der weflideGara'er
bate in @cIo iu hesoelen u. ia
Sir 8radt songbieasu aaessu gors...2o Gts.
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Sir GpmmtiIon.
Sir ADHERE Nueeats n..........."...!02 -
aogsn pvu Chicago aa9 eioerpuut. .53HH gts.
biersu fpmmen Soften in Chicago
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Evening star., 1870-03-04

PRENDER. At p. m, Thursday, March Sd, in
the 10Th year Of her age, SARAH ANN, the below ed
wife of George Prender.
Her funeral will take place from the Church of the
Incarnation corner Of 18th and streets, Saturday
March 5th, at $50 D.. m.
PEGG: On the morning OF the 4th instant, after a
long and painful illness, WILLIAM A. PEGG,
aged 2S years and months.
Funeral will take place from his father residence
llth street, between N and U, Navy Yard Sunday,
at 3 O'Clock p. m.
BATFMAN. In Georgetown, D. g., on Wednes-
day I'd inst, ALICE p, youngest daughter of the
late Joshua Bateman, in the 18th year Of her age.
She has gone from midst
In the bloom of her youth;
model Of virtue, honor and truth:
But she has gone where the good
That receive their reward,
With the angels on high,
To rest with her Lord.
Her funeral will take place on Sunday at 2s'clock
from the residence Of her mother corner Of LIST and
Fayette streets, No. 81.
MCNEIR- This morning, JAMES HENRY in
fant child OF Geo. A. X. and Emma McNeir.
OBRIEN. On the morning of the Sd instant, at
the residence OF her brother, 405 1lth street. MARY
O'BRIEN, widow of the late Major L. b. -Brien,
Of Philadelphia. "A the 3lst year of her age.
IntermeHt at Cathedral Cemetery, PHILADELPHIA.
philadelphia papers please copy 2tr
MEARS. In Baltimore, on the N instant, after a
protracted illness, CATHARINE, aged y years,
consort of William Mears.
Evening star., 1870-03-04

Beautiful Sir, you may say 50. Thar isn't her
I. thar. old saiS Chianfta: my darling, nv bean.y
Feel Of that neck, sir-thars velvet Whoa Steady
who's s yea Ca trot Sa1sn hsr out, ., hs
look at her PAGES.
MOrssn!-she ain't nothing else, and I've got the
Sired BY the Chippewa Chief, and twelve hundred
BrigS: Of TI1IpmDs =, owned her. Did you know
Busted hs'eli White Pine, and blew out his brains
down in Triscof
Hednt no savsy.hed Briggs. Thar, Jack that1l
Nothin 70 what she kin do when she's got her work
Hoses l. ho .ses SesoIe Ton fn wv and ,;.sv; ;,
And faint ev'ry man as can ride as knows what
hess has got in him.
Know the old ford on the Fork that nearly got Flan
NASTY in daylight You bet and mighty rough ford in
Well, it amt six weeks ago that me and the Jedse,
Struck foI that ford in the night in the rain and the
water all around us;
Up to our hsnks in the gulch, and Rattesnahe Creek
Not plank left in the dam, and nary bridge on
had the gray and the Jedge had his roam, and his
And after trnndled the rocks Jest loosed from the
top Of the canon.
Lickity liekity, switch, We came to the ford, and
BuckIsS right down to her work, and afore could
yell 10 nef r1Qer,
Took water jest the ford and there the Jedge
and me standing,
And twelve hundred dollars of horse flesh aoat, and
driftin' to thunder.
Would ye b1ieve Il, that night, that hoss-that ar
filly-Chiquita,
Walked herself into her stell, and stood there, all
- quiet and dripping,
Clean q beaver or rat, with nary buckle of har
ness,
Just as she swan the Fork-that hoss, that ar lly,
ChQuita.
That's what call a hossl and-what did you say
U, the nevey2
Drownded, reckon-leastways, he never KEN back
Ye see the derned fool had seat-ye couldn't have
made him q rider;
And then, ye know, boys will be boys, and hosses-
well, hosses il hossesi
Brett Hdrfe, tH the OrerEdnd aMonthIyfor March.
Evening star., 1870-03-04
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctieneers
- Successors to j. q. McGuire Col
Southwest corner Pennsy lyania ave and nth

RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctieneers
- (Successors to j. g.. McGuire Col
Southwest corner Pennsy lvania and llth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEARLY NEW AND
ELEGANTLY FINISHED MANSION ON
AVENUE, NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET,
No. 1924.
IL BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated the LIST
E" day OF June, 1867, and duly recorded in Lii
Aber 4. No. 3, folio l49, ct seq, one of the
land records OF Washington county, in the District
ton. on MONDAY the 4th day of March lS7O at {
O'Clock p, in front OF the premises Lots lettered
&c, III, and " l. in Evans subdivision of oriei-
nal lot numbered Il, in square 2 plated and re
corded in the Surveyors office in the city of Wash
ngton, May 81, 1867, excepting the S92 feet of the
Moses Kelley trustee, by deed of release executed on
the 3lst day of March. 1865 and recorded in Liber
and R. No. 4. folio 01S, of the land records of the
District of Columbia, said lots "H," "In and
part Of sc" containing 7,46l feet, more or less .
improved by an elegant and nearly new frame resi-
massive granite foundation, enclosed with iron
railing; at present occu pied by Dr. Harry Thomp-
son. A plat of the property may be seen on the
premises at time of sale. This property is located
on the south side Of Massachusetts, avenue, near
Fourteenth street, No. 1924, in of the best To-
calities i'm the city, and in view of the locality and
character Of the building certainly offers a rare
chance for Investment.
Terms of sale One-third ca III: the residue I'm 81
twelve and eighteen months; tire deferred payments
to be secured by a deed of trust the property,
with notes bearing interest from day of sale. All
ser. deposit of $500 will ne required when the
property is knocked down.
CLIFTIN HELEN Trustee.
fe23-d COOPES LATIMER, Aucts.
Evening star., 1870-03-04
Rf GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner Seventh and ID sts

IL By virtue Of q deed of trust, bearing date on
Ess the tenth day of April, 1868, and recorded in
'..1 . Liber T. z; E No 81 folio 2sS, one % Of the the
at public auction In front Of the premises, to the
highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the 10th day Of
parcel Of e. land situated, lying in the city Of Wash
numbered four hundred and thirty nine tl3y),
bounded and described as follows: Commencing at
along the west line Of said lot sixty (65 four
90 inches TO the southwest corner of said lot thence
inches; thence north in direct line sixty six (66
feet four tD inches to I,iht the north line of
OF beginning; thence west along the north side Of
said lot to the place Of beginning-wifh the i'm
ing on Il street SOUTH between 7th and Sth streets
west, Island.
Terms made known on the day OF sale. All con-
veyancing and revenue stamps the cost of the pur
chaser. w. y. HOLIDAY, Trustee
fe2S-e0td GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
Evening star., 1870-03-04
pY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- (Successors to j. q. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street

RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
II successors to J. q. McGuire & Col
o Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street
FINE PARL0R EURNITgRE, SUPERIOR
Pk!NTEp CoTTkGE suITEs. BRhssEGs'
Si'iSEE$sE HSiATSfkkssEs cAS Asp 55E$fhES PILLOWS,
STOVES. &c., AT AUCTION.
- On MONDAY MORNING, March Z, 1870, at
MI 10 o clock, at the residence of lady declining
~ housekeeping, No. 1000. southwest corner of
III 10th and streets, we shall sell about twenty
rooms OF frst-class and nearly new Furniture,
comprising
Walnut Green Rep Parlor Suit, in 10 pieces
Wardrobes
Three Marble-top Painted Cottage Sets
Rep Lounges
Six Painted Cottage Sets
Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstands
Wardrobes, Tables, Chairs, Window Shades
Brussels, Three ply, and Ingram Carpets
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Feather Pillows
Blankets, Comforts, and Sheets
Table Linen, Towels
China and Glassware, Fine Toilet Sets
Two Long Dining Tables, Refrigerator
SidebOard. Dining Chairs
Stoves, Uilcloths, Mating, &c.
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Terms cash.
THOS. Il. WAGGAMAN, Agent
mhl-5t COOPER LATtMER, Auctrs.
Evening star., 1870-03-04

0Flora Mills. Of sweet II, has gone to the
Illinois penItentiary for five years. She Is a
burslaress, and was rapidly opening new field
OF labor for woman.
ga blooming widow of Sc called at the pro-
bate ONCE In an Ohio town and asked for q mar
rage license. Her husband that was TO be was
"only Is and 80 bashful"
IA New Jersey grocer, when complained
20 about the bad eggs he sells, says: "At this
TINE Of year the hens are slck, and often lay bad
eggs"
Evening star., 1870-03-04
DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneera
ID No. 319, southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRACTS OF LAND
On WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET
ROAD. NEAR FIRST TOLL

TRUSTEES SALE OF fwo TRACTS OF LAND
ROAD, NEAR FIRST roLLGhAfT STREET
- By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme
E. Court Of the District OF Columbia, in eouity
.!ecause No ,sn, Naomi Utermehle ct al, com
J! will sell at public auctien, on TUESDAY, March
10, A. ID. 1870 at clock p m, in front Of the prem
ises, two parcels OF ground in the county of Wash
FIRST 7raet.-Begin at Station No. of A. F. Har
vey's survey, and being Station No l9 of original
survey Of lands sold by Benz. o. Tayoe and brother
to VIM Little, and being at the northwest intersec
tion of the Washington and Rockville Turnpike and
the Rock Greek Church roads, and running thence
north "a deg, west IL perches; thence north s9l
deg, west 6.6 perches; thence south 3Usl deg east
~ SO perches thence north 3554 deg, east perc
thence north 16a deg, east Is perches, to the place
OF beginning, containing two acres more or less
Second ITdt.-Begin at the northeast corner of
Lot No: OF the subdivision of that part of Bealls
Plains" Lamars Outlet and Incidence. known
Padsworth !, which was conveyed to VIM. Little
by Benz: U. faylOe and VIM. H. Tayloe by deed
bearing date March Is 1854, thence with north line
OF said Lot No. north 80 deg, west 81 perches to in
north 66h deg, west 7D perches. to intersect the
north line Of new laid road 25 feet wide; thence
with the east line of q new laid road 80 feet wide
north 80 deg west g. 80 perches; thence south 80 deg
9Th street plank road; thence with said road south
2X deg, east II perches thence in a straight line
TO the beginning, containing nearly eight inn
proved with o two>story Dwelling and Out build
ings.
Terms of sale One-fourth cash: balance at g. IL
and months, for which the notes of the purchaser
secured TO the satsf Of the trustee bearing in
terest from day OF SALE will be taken, and lien
tanned on the premises sold. A deposit of 500 on
each parcel will be required the time sale All
etonveyanlcing and revenue stamps at the cost of
WIN. +. MATTINGLY Trustee.
mh3-d lRepI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts