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STAGE WHISPERS.
NEW YORK CITY.


continues to create sensation.
Humpty Dumpty, with the great Fox,
continues to attract the juveniles at the
Olympic y @H n
AT Kelly & Icons Theater the Hotter
Tyrolean Troupe commenced an en-
gagement last Monday. sla m
On the 18th instant d. L. Morris COM
menced an engagement at the Bowery
Theater, acting I'M Dollars.
At Booths Theater, Charlotte Cush-
man returns to the stage, appearing as
Queen Catharine in Henry VIII. ras
Leah, the Forsaken, and Bertha, the
Sewing Girl, have been presented to fine
houses during the past week at Woods
Museum, with Lucille Western in the
leading roles.
The Lydia Thompson troupe closed an
engagement at Wallack's on the 23d ult
The fair Lydia was presented at the close
of. the engagement with a pair Of dia-
mond earrings, valued at 5000, by her
New York admirers. ids
Mrs. John Wood and company, from
London, England, has been positively
engaged to play at Niblo's Garden dur
ing the winter. The season at Niblo's
will be filled by J. X. Emmett, Frank
Mayo, Sothern and the above named
troupe. eif
AT the Grand Opera House Mr. Gus
Phillips made his debut last week in
new local drama entitled 0ofty Gooit
written expressly for him by 4. +.
DeNyse, The scenes are laid on the
Rhine, Germany, and New York on the
Hudson. The play is in part poor
parody on London Assurance. ia
A New York musical critic says M
Theodore Waehtel, claimed to be Eu-
ropes greatest tenor, made his Ameri-
can debut at the Stadt Theater Monday
evening, September 18th, before an aud
fence that filed the auditorium in every
part, in the character of Chapelon in
Der Position Won Loniumeau, being
a German version OF Adolph Adam
French opera of that name. The French
version is full Of vivacity, humor and
sprightliness, and suffered considerably
by being translated Into German. 1t is
claimed that this tenor had won his
greatest laurels abroad in this role, but
we think the selection was an nnfortn-
nate one for his debut. Herr Watchtel,
though ffty-fve years of age, has a
1.-THE, well knit figure, a handsome pres
ence and appears full of mercuriality.
He is, by far. the best actor of any tenor
that has hitherto appeared here. His
voice has an extraordinary capacity,
over which he appears to have the most
complete mastery. He was prone to in
dulge to great extent in the use of the
iolsetto, which, however well handled,
does not please American ears. The
postillion song in the FIRST act, with the
whip accompaniment, which was han
died in the most mastery style, was en-
Enthusiastically encored In the second
act he had an excellent opportunity to
display his exhuberant and graceful
manners, and presented as fine a piece
Of light comedy acting as we ever re-
member tO'have seen upon the dramatic
stage. That he is great artist we
doubt not, but that he did not appear at
bis best in this opera we are willing to
concede. The balance Of the cast, EN-
q u. IL
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Genuine GraveI Roofing, by bar
thOIomew d. Allen, 40 N. COurt. l0lf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BateheIOr's Hair Dys.-iThis superb hair
dye is the iesi IN Ls ioorld-perfeetly harmless.
reliable and instantaneous, no disappoint-
ment, no ridiculous tints or disagreeable
odor. The genuine WIN. A. Batchelor's Hair
Dye produces TMMgDiATELY a splendid black
or natural brown. leaves the hair eieqn. s0il.
Leoufijsd; does not contain a particle Of lead
or any injurious compound. Sold by all drug
gisis. Factory. 1G Bond street. New York.
eod27--16xv.
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BAKING POWDER Erc.

The only kind made by practical chemist, as well
as physician with special reference TO It's heathfnl-
ness Composed Of articles Tat aid digestoa. Fsfed
IN qualify Cheapest because the pRrest. Best, as Il Is
he hedlhiet Biscuits corn bread cakes, pastry, not
only white (sweet) and light, but wholesome and
nutritious. Use 10; proue t. Ifnot ag recommended,
we forfeit right TO truthfuness. B3- Many worth
less, cheap limitations. Be you get Dr. Prfcfs
Cram baking IbiodeT. Sold by Grocers. Manulac-
tured only by THOMPSON, STEELE a. PRiCi
MFG co. Depots, Chicaso and St. Louis.
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ROCK BlNDERY,
- BOOK bIHUEhIs p I'D ?
Franklin Book Binderv.
AND -
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY. &
No. IS West Court Street, Memphis.
8. q. TOOF, PrOprfetOr.

DLANK BOOKS. PAPER RULING. AND
ID binding Of every description, executed in
q very superior manner. and warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
81 Ny Blank Book paperembraces the frst
mills In America; my stock consists OF the
hnest in the entire market. and prices 70 COM
pete with any house in Memphis. Parties viii
ordering elsewhern. ilkt
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COTTON FACTORS.

StOnewaIl BLOCK, Memphis, Tenn'
t4alfrr 4E 1H i -----3 % M1fii ~
HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST, STOCKS
III IL has ever been their pleasure to oher,
both to the city and country trade. consisting
in part. viz ,l , tv
1900 bags Conce: 1000 Kegs Nails;
100 rhds Sugar; 500 bbls sugar;
5000 bdis tron-tfes-aff patterns; s
5000 pes Baggfng, 20 IA pounus;
1900 bits FIOur-all grades; ut.ii. q
1000 bbi- salt; 200 bbIs Whtsky'
500 ptgs robncco; 100 cases ser-
dimes.
800 cases Oysters; Oh '9'k4epel slH
Bacon, Mess Pork, Hams, Lard;
MackeFel. M0Iasses. Meni. and garf-
Gus other articles In their line TOO
numerous to mention.
The attention Of Wholesale dealers is spe-
cially invited to their largo stock. which has
been eetten up with great care, and is offered
at prices that must prove satisfactory TO
Their Cotton Department Is under the
charge of A. G, TREADWELL,- who gives,hiss
personal attention to the sale Of Cotton, and
having had eighteen years experience in the
business, feels competent to do Justice to ship
pers in the sale Of the staple. They would
further return thanks for the very liberal "a
trOnage heretofore extended to them, and re-
specially solicit q continuance of the same.
$40 ~"
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EXTRA NOTICE.
JEFFERSON ST. MARKET.

n . -1' -.
This place is kept open
at all hours Of the day.
The best Of fresh meats
can always be had. Will
also deliver every Sunday
morning to any partOf the
city, provided the orders
are sent in Saturdays.
Oppenheimer & Hochstadter,
6S Jefferson street.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
& Brownies, 3l5 Second street. 1901
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EDUCATIONAL.
i--,--,s.t $3.50
ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Memphis, Tennessee.
UlHIs ACADEMY. FOR THE EDUCATION
J. Of young ladies. is under the superintend-
ence Of the Sisters Of st. Dominic. The course
Of instruction inelades useful aud ornamental
branches Of education. Special attentlan
given 10 moral and polite department. The
school year commences on the fIRsT MONDAY
90 SEPTshRER. and closes about the last Of
June. Terms per session, payable haff in adj
vance, sl5, $50. $50 and 500. according 10 the
agreed class Of the pupils. For further in-
f6rmation apply 10 OF address the INV
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
TH-E ST. Agnes Academy.
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Bnowsr 4 Bnowxr .8l5 Second st. 42t
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KEBLE HALL,

DEgINs SESSION SEPT. Il. 1871. CIRcU-
Is iarf and cards at the book and music stores
md al Keble Hall. A15-hz
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1871.

AS the time for distribution. whom il Is ex-
pected will be assembled the largest plumber
of persons ever present at one time on the
grounds. $3.50. all enn N.A
Tickets. numbered and stamped, good for
that day only, will entitie the holder to nd-
mission to the grounds and participation IN
the chances Of the following special list OF
valuable ~ p11 nff liali0f
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LEGAL.


TNpEn AND BY VIRTUE OF THE AL
Of trust. TO mo executed by D. Panic, the
first bearing date June %, 1859. which said
deed is duly Acknowledged and recorded In
book ", page 2S6. Of the records Of Shelby
county-the second bearing date June 30,
1869, and recorded in book ~, page Cos. Of the
records of Shelby county. viii.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R. X.
(rakss effect Sunday. May %. lS7l.)
Arrives. Leaves.
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THE HOMESTEAD

will be sold with ten acres Of land. on which
will be found every convenience as regards
outhouses; q splendid garden, unusually pro-
ductive, and susceptible of extreme cultiva-
ticn. Also. n fine peach and apple orchard,
that needs only to be seen to- be appreciated.
The residence contains eight rooms, and is
admirably adapted to our climate. The water
on tho place is unexceptionable.. being pure
freestono. No more handsome sites can pc
found in the suburbs than is contained IN TINS
estate-with beautiful groves and undulation
enough to relieve its topography, making 1t
very desirable for suburban residences; Stu
ated, as II is, on one Of the most fashionable
drives leading out of the city, known, as the
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IL IL NJ *. r I'LL II n,
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PREMluMs.
~; ~ X 2
IS 10, 90 o! str
THIRD ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE : 4.
MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL
E AND t.f
MECHANICAL q SOCIETY. 4

WITH THE VIEW OF INCREASING
wv the interest in the coming Fall Fair,
the Board Of Directors have determined to
offer list of Cash Premiums for attendance.
appointing M ktt ..4..v
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PUBLIC SALE,
VALUABLE ESTATE.
Homestead and Building Lots,
ON the 9Th day Of October, 1871, at
n ~ N O'Clock ann, -lt.. 5f.ft

J6TILL BE SOLD, ON THE PREMISES,
w the valuable estate of the late Governor
Jones, comprising about ninety-three acres,
subdivided into suitable building sites.
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VIRsRIA NEws.-Ths Richmond Enquirer
reports the arrest Of . notorious character,
named Watson, in Pittsyivsnis county, Va
and also his accomplice, who some time since
entered the express car on the Piedmont rail-
road, in North Carolins, and robbed IL Of $50.
The employment OF mules for farm work in
Norfolk is fast supersedi og that Of the horse.
Lieutenant Bullock. of the poitoe force Of
Petersburg, Va, was accidentally shot in the
breast and probably fatally wounded, Monday,
by Thomas Williams. friend while explaining
the working of a loaded pistol
The nembers of the Masonic order in
Norfolk, Va, are making great preparations
for The 18TH OF April next, the day on which
me corner stone of the Masonic Temple will
be LAID in that city.
Jacob Seibert, aged about 80 wears. commit
1ed suicide by jumping into the Potomac river.
near Little Georgeto wn, on the morning of the
18th instant.
lsham Finney, colored, has been arrested in
flttsylvania county. Va. for attempting an
outrage upon a respectable married lady of
that county.
SA q Free Agent''-Oue who goes OF with
his employers money.
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DY LATIMEB q CLEARY, Auctioneers,
ID Successors TO Cooper Lstimer,D
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 18th street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
UNIM PROVED REAL ESTATE IN I'll I'M
- By virtue of deed Of trust to nae. dated Jan.
Duary ID, 1854 aud duly executed and recorded in
4Liber N. G.. T., folios 80, l3l, I32, l33 and ia
one Of the land records for Washington county, in
the District OF Columbia, shall sell, at public
tiOn, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 10th,
ls7l a. 81 O'Clock, on the premises Lots aud Q, In
Square 63s, fronting on street north between New
Jersey avenue and n orth Capitol street. This prop
srty is in the inmedtte vicinity Of the Capitol, and
where property 10 rapidly increasing in value.
Terms: One-thrd Ca b; the balance in six and
twelve months in notee bearing interest, secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All convey ancing
Of sale. JOHN y. b MAGRUDER Trustee.
NH IL Goods LATIMER OLEABr, Aucts.
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TsrHrsUrR;nMs1n S9 " THE DISTRICT

Ho6tnsd Special Term. March 18th, l7i.
In the case OF Urias Hurst, administrator of
CHARLESW BLACK. late Of w AshDgton county,
ID. G. deceased. the sdmini ator Aforesaid has
the District of Columbia Aforesaid, appointed
sATuRDAf and As s;.,r,s sLs ISL for the hns
estate Of said deceased, and Of the assets In
hand, - far - the same have been collected and
and heirs OF said deceased notified 20 attsnd with
their claim, properly youched or they may other.
ceeseds estate: Pvoctfsd, . copy Of this order be
published once week tor three weeks In the Eve
ming Star previecs U the ssid day. Test:
nhl5sSv' a. WKBSTRk. Reglstsr OF wills.
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ 317, Southeast corner 7th and streets
CHASGERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE ON SAMSON STREET, BETWEEN

CHASGERY SALE OF IMPROVED BsAL rs
14TH AND l5IE SHEETS
by virtue OF q decree Of the Supreme Court of
Il the District of Columbia, passed in chanCery
-cause 2077. doc. 10. wherein John peacoa il
complainant, and Lizzie II Deacon ct al. defend
ants, Tue undersigned Trustee appointed by said
court, will sell, on MONDAY, the 81 OF April next,
Al O'Clock p IN, in front OF the premises the
property mentioned and described in the proceed
lnss IL said cause the east Is feet front Of the
SUBDIVISION o lot N" IS. ia square No Pug iron ting
on samson street, between lith aud 18th streets
running back the depth Of the lot TO an alley
ana improved By sirame dwelling house containing
four rooms.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are. One
thIn OF the purchase money III cash. aad the
resIdne in and IL months with interest. secured hy
approved notes with an ed lien on the pro.
ptIy or all IN cash al the option IF the purchaser
IL the terms OF sale are not complied with in one
week from the dat Of purchase the Trustee reserves
iht ght TO resell the property 81 the rick asd cost
OF the deiaultiug purchaser. ConveyanCing and
stamps at purchasers cost. deposit Of 50 will
bereguired from the Iurehssar GU the day Of sale
Il h. ELLIOTT. Trustee
mh2s eoGds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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New 7.30 Gold Loan,
sAFsl PRoFIrABLEl PERMANENT!
JAY COOKE 81 CO..
0aer for Sale 81 Par and Accrued Interest
THE
Eirs. Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bond,
or TIE
aoRTHERh PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
New 7.30 Gold Loan,

Tnose bonds are secured, t,Sf By q rirs. Nor,
sage on the Railroad itself, its rolling stock ana
a.. r4r pneats sscoHf, by First Ortgage IN m.
sntiic aai Grant, being more than Twenty Two
TIE pnds are free from nited States Tar th,
frIuCIFal and Interest payable In GoIj.th,
EfiuCr u az the end Of Thirty years ana the Later
ct sem annually, A. the rate Of sEVEN AM rHRsE
ENEF- Pa CENT. per aunum.
elHJ. $500 and ; 10 90
. Tie 1 .-tees under the Mortgage ars n sssrs Jay
Sc, q Philadelphia. and J. Edgar Thomson
Ir--idsf- Of the Psnnsy yanis Central RAiroad
Tu--s northern Pacific 80 Bonds viii a, ali time.
b-igTs lturlty, be reoeiy able I TEN PER CENI
p si'r COZ Il0l IN exchange for the Compapyi.
lands . heir lowest cash price.
II aid Ion to their absolute safety, these Bond,
y!eid q come larger, We believe, than any other
ei's car by COW erting them into Northern Pa
G hcs u ease their yearly income fAlrd, and
sill 49, PERFECTLY reliable investment.
ytI9ss ii GET r ThI III nearest Bank Q,
sllount. aud % any needed denomination. Persons
SIsaLE > exchange stocks other bonds for these
Sa1 q" . with any OF 0ur Agents, who viii allow
ln- 6lsh v current price Tor ALL MARkETABLB
Th0ss wing IN localities rernot. fron, Rank. ma.
r"td nHor"y, or StneI bonds, directly TO BY ex-
a. our 81 risk and without cost 20 the inyestor
Tor furtier information pam phIets, maps etc call
CT sd -ess the undersRned, sny d the Bsnks
or Bsnke-s employed 70 ssll this Loan
Jay CJOkk CO, General Agents for Dfs,ric,
Col virgins, n. Carolina and ). Carolina
EIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC,
LEHls JOHNSON CO
EAs1, MAsHISGTOH 4 CO.,
Mip lhEIUS 90 sv,,s
FKk.psAss SAVINGS AND Trust COM.
PAkf- fe3- I'M
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TBEAsuRY prPARrMEyr
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So, .ss A'IsN pith. 49, = i,-i
mt, t- s,l5cE u FRIDAY, tAs e,th d.v a a,5,,
tss 'fsn ou usIuisoiCress oaiy - iarntshiss
construct frsi c-..y ra -, 49, sl1.s %
~ neel 'ottaS fa-'s. a. a -5r1aIrs - -.
4 se ..@e % bs d-',sl-d 81 Va eSs.u.a T e.,
At any pcr, go, O. "a so.9s ,.e,S' s--s'
ssser.' ED socessitle q s1ri -.--~l-
fur- iturs 49,, - ,ssi.ra the leas i.mp.. sas
Light house s,srf 81 -, -, -. ~ ~ 'a'
eineed q the N. 1Uut Of o.. ia
TtsEwosN .ssssuy =, ar - i. 20 y Dc n Z -
pIsted, i1Iy gIecssd =; tls- NofisS.ps. assts.,
aforesaid - .io-is az, 49,, "a az es:iS,. a.
winch Il shall be o oanPletr - Ana oetve-,i ,.,.-
forfeit - specific "a tie PORN stEss
The ~ori viii be carried .s uaasf IN. .-.,,.l
sueeTy isisR ei an ssepi q The Baara. sus az f,,
IA. 800 sSr, sn; sof Es,t. . siiae, = a -
pens a tn tractor
The Beard reserT-- rhs ricbtte resrt 80 p-sp,-
Eseh "a nGs; be seSompauied - a bod. ya.f
ot n BIDDER 49, conpe'eu' surety, Cartia>d - -
a.snt in ne s,,,n - tver'1 i' = yasaa3 a..
SS'h9., that ntr~ eveHt - re seoeptsnce -
bld; the utc--Ssry contract al - entered tngp
" h.n tsH t.y- alter nCt-rr - give. by tirs Bss
tbst The lid las ben accepted.
S,,,>, ior De is.taili Prti -nsaoe 81 10
= Z
COPS - The plans ard srsgfrraFfr~s mat H.
inclo-ed vita The hi eyld l0- g. the - 81 Il
the ErOBsssl
Al pTcp a. ne, be signed, sealed saa rnisrs.g
froPnsals 10Y LisAt h.usr on AlitsAf5r H.
-tTid- 81 anf Zen inci sd iL sr6teer eus.'
Ne snd dIreCfsd. p--ps.3. O. EeAr Atn.ra. n
shrhriCk Chsnr'an = the LiEht house BAD.
Treasury nepsT IN .sUt, " ashiug.Ir. n
hny bidder may he pFasent and Wifn-s. n Nra-
Mg 81 tEe bids AZ the trHH and p,sce h.reinb.t,-.
Payments tor tae work vii he maie quartsrlg.
upon estiHstes lad 90 ~ the agent % IL had
bnf u PEI CenfUm % fhs ssne~ff 70 each ztfu,ass
viii be withheld until the SATISFACTORY caap st,,a
OF the contract.
Fisns. spec hosiions. snd forms ~ ~ prss's ns
hs obtsln~d from LieuteuAnt Cllsrei J e. pu.as
luted States EnEiueers, Light House kns nee, .
.Est ~ second Districts. Portland Maina. { ~
IL Exchange street. RnsfNa. Nas-achu=efts LIE.
tenant C"loasl ! & Woodruf. United States A..
peers Light House EugIue, third distrfr,. Tps.p
kinsviile Sta y lsisnd, New Hsrk q Cs.tsr
smith ks9, Assistant Light House Enrlu -
fourth strict. southeast CoTn~r sINth and Walanf
s'retis Philsdt lPbls, fenusyly auis C.p,sr P-t~r
= Hairs, Dnltri e'si-. Eugins, -, LiRht n - Z.
s~eIne-r, nth district. URion sank Ruflftae
baltimore. n arr land snd from th. unds.rSign-t
GksRGE n ELLGOL,
msloT 81 krelnseTs L :. A, Engineer secretArT
mhsS sutAp2J
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10y VIM. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers
- New Marble Building,
800 and 902 Pennsylvanis avenue and 9th street

UNIMPR0VED LOTS AT AUCTION.
IN On MONDAY, the Sd Of April, ISL, at 4
eSoo clock . MI will sell "a public auction at
the sales rooms Ot W. l.. Wall & Co, corner Of
9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue the conner pro-
periy Virginia avenue and 9th street .Sst bsin
subdiy isions L, T. and u. OF original lots and 2
in square Si fronting Virginia avenue lO7 feet
inches, aud having a depth OF about 100 feet
Terms: One fourth cash SIS deposit on each LOT
en- acceptance OF the bid. the balance in one, two,
and three years the purchasers notes bearing In
terest, pap able semi annually at 10 per cent, and
secured By deed OF trust on the premises. Convey.
anClng and stamps st purchaser = cost
ROBT W MCPHERSON. Attorney.
WI. L. WALL s. Co, Aucis
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GALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE AT
- AUC1I0N.
SPLENDID OPPORTURsITY FOB INVEST
MENT.
CrsIoM HOUSE,, ALEXANDRIA, vA.,t

CCsIoM-HoUsE, ALEXANDRIA, vA,l
cOLLRcTOR's OFFICE.
By authority OF the honorable Secretary Of the
Treasury, will offer for sale at public auction, ut
the Custom House, on tn URSDAY, April 9th, at
II O'Clock m, that valuable piece of land, TOTO
teet, situated on the southeast corner of King and
Union streets Alex spdria, with the buildings there
on. ks3wn Is the old Custom House property, on
the following terms
One-ffth cash: the balance IN four equal quarter
yearly pay menn, tthe first Of which shall be made
on the OH OF July. al with interest from day of
sale until paid Any failure on the part of the pur-
ehasers to n ake the payments above will involve
the surrender OF the property and the forfeiture to
the government OF the payments already made.
certncate OF sale and possession, subject to the
foregoing conditions, will be given the aasyl
bidder upon the acceptance OF his bid by the secre
tary OF the Treasury, and the derd exec uted when
the last payment shall have been made
All bids 70 be made subject the ap prov Al of the
Secretary of the Treasury, the
the right TO reject all bids deemed for the
interest OF the Government 70 do
mhStd. D.TURaIB, Collector.
nR. OAULIIELDy CLASSE9
VOCAL AND IHsrSynIHTAL HgsIo:
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EVENING STAR.

A STHCULAR villa viii which was admit
TED To VNobste In Cincinnati Tast week, be-
Iuesthed one third of tie testator's estate to
his widow. and the Iems nder to hfS daughter.
Tbs v ~ savs that the widow shall receive but
Oue-thlrC. the amount demanded by law,
bee aU>e she has an ample fortune of her own,
and beCs - she deprived him of the OppOrtuni-
9, % maze more money by inducing him to- give
NJ business sooner than he otherwise would He
desired that daguerreOtyp les Of himself shall be
presented To two of his friends, and that work
got EP y him containing the original play
biil- OF Edwin Forrest. shall be given 10 that
Gentleman. to be preserved in the library which
Ar. FOrTest proposes to give for the Use OF the
tTamatlC profession at his death. He provides
hat his executor shall paw TO the trustees of
. 'PTinE Grove Cemetery $500 to keep IN repairs
= lot. and makes the remark. when old
Iks de and their money II distributed, their
d. 4Tts are often neglected lie also leaves
- 70 keep in repair his mothers grave, in
evCsstie, Delaware; and ADDS IN connection
o. tEIs be est, that when IN PEIladelph he
~, aTCLPd in vain fOT his fathers remains
G....ring TO Law them besides those OF his mother
ut tie beathens sold his bones to build big
e riches. This Il called Christianity, HEATH
g., EOl.d not Do So To friend of his youth
O.. Philadelphia be leaves his flute and 4 ageOlet.
-~--
'.f dAT SsAT Is engaged said a pretty young
~ entered a carriage one dav.
she said.
@ chen where is his baggage, / pray
= -Cby hFS opened like rusebud- in spring,
u = face IN dee = bushes was dyed.
A. UttrTiug Grossly 9. on hateful old thing,
y :. ! am his baggage she cried.
100
.. -SI3o Ply is considered sacred music in
The IuICh At Kansas city.
80 Eat msn are 20 be taken BY Captain
H.. RI us Arctic expedition, they being less
CsI lie than lean ones OF standing the intense
col
- 'h1Tles Carter Lee, one OF the brothers
ct q late Robert Lee, died at his residence in
Wa or, POwhst4n County, Va. on the DIST
mat. p the seventy third year of his age.
ES7se Cincinnati Enquirer saws: ".JOe CO.
Iurn'- wife complained that he had given s1o-
Tier " tnan 8 set of jewelTy, whereupou Joseph
settled The matter by giving her a set-tO."