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RY PHIL: II. WEIGH . 90,
- Anctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
90J street, Masonic Temple.
AND LOT ON eIH STREET, BETWEEN N
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court
fs Of the District of Columbis, sitting as Q court
-. Lof equity, passed on 9Th day OF June, A. D..
plainant and Eliz .bsth 7. Langley defendant, the
sale, in front Of the Sremi:es on Friday the stS
day Of July next, st O'clock p. m lot marked or
OF original lots numbered seven, eight and nine, in
square numbered four hundred and twenty four
in the city Of " ashington, together with the Inn
provements thereon, consisting of Q good two-story
frsme house.
Terms Of sale: One third cash: the balance in
three equal instruments in six twelve and eighteen
months. bearing interest at the rate OF eight per
cent, to be secured on the premises sold. II the
terms are not complied with within five days from
the sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell at
the risk aud cost Of the purchaser. Convey ancing
and stamps at purcbasers cost.
jess-eo&ds PHILIP H. WHICH & Co.. Ancts.
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QY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auct,oneerv.
- No. 1901 Northwest corner OF 10th ana ID s.

pY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctsoneerv.
- No. 1901 Northw est corner Of 10th and d SITS
EXECUTORS SALE OF ROSEWOOD CASE
PIANO, WITH COVER AND STOOL, HsIK
CLOTH PARL0R SUITE, OTTOMANS, MAJ
BIZ TOP GhETRE TABLES, WI ATNOTs
ROSEWOOD BEIsTEAD AND wAR0R0Bs.
BIBLE TOP BUREAUS. BLACK WALNUT
sIDEB0hRD OAK ExTENs,0N TkBLE
AND DIkiNG CHAIRS. BRUSSELS AND
FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS, BOLBTERj,
RuskN ANp CopT0N TOP MArTRESSEs.
GASES, WISDOM CURTAINS, SHADES,
HsLL OIL CLOTHS AND STAIR CARPETS
TABLE CROOKERY, GLASSWARE, BED,
BOON AND COOKING STOVES, KITCHEN
n On MONDAY, the lst day OF July. 1872, at
~ o'clock E. m; Il shall sci at the resid snce
HV606 II street, between 9Th aud 9TH streets,
northwest, the above named articles in good
condition. Terms cash.
WIN. II. CLAGETT, Executor.
J25 tRepub.] GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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SATURDAY, 81 IL IN.
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NEEpAY and SATURDAY ct 10 o. N
Freight received 90 any time.
Apply 70 q. y. HYDE, 50 Water strecf. 0esreS
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.

RY LATlMER CLEARLY
y Auctioners and heal Estate Brokers,
Corner Of PeDnsy ivania avenue and nth street.
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rTHr ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
TIL McNDAY, July ls72 same hour and place
ie5 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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NJEROHAHrp LINE or SrEANsHIPs
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A FESTIVE SEAMSTREsS,

She Dresses Herself Up In Another Wo.
mans Silks and Goes Out for n Ride
Her Arrest and Recovery Of the Prop
crty.
About two weeks ago Mrs. John Blocker took
into her service seamstress, a comely- looking
young woman, named Esther Vedier. On Thursday
night she mysterousy left Mrs. Blocker, and in
the morning about eight hundred dollars worth OF
jcwelry, clothing and other articles belonging to
Mrs. J. A. Harvey, visitor OF Mrs. Bleeckers, were,
it is alleged, missing. The police OF
the Nineteenth precinct were referred to
for assistance In the finding OF the
missing seamstress and the recovery If possible, of
the purloned property. The case was given to
comey Esther while driving up sixth avenue yes
terday afternoon In a carriage. She was magnif-
Gently attired In some OF the missing goods She
was very indignant, and played the part OF an In
jured lady with the pollce who, however, took her
and the carriage to Mrs. Bleeckers residence,
where she was fully identified She tried no further
concealment regarding the larceny, and Informed
where they could recover nearly the whole of the
lost property. Yesterday afternoon she was ar
Justice Mcclure sn IN default OF pa TO
She says she was born In England and emigrated
to Montreal, Canada, with her husband, doctor OF
lived there very happily. Her husband then died,
and shortly after that event she came on to tins
city. Here she formed the acquaintance OF doc
WI WHOI SHc llNtu anu one Cllilu, Etfi,
now supported at a friends house by herself The
doctor, however, refused to have anything further
to do with her after he had made the acquaintance
OF an estimable lady, whom he married.
How she spent her time after that until
she became an inmate OF the Sisters
Home, In Mulberry street, she did not
say. She Is evidently woman Of superior attain
ments, and even yet shows traces OF beauty, and
G Exhibits, In her conversation and carriage those
belonging only to the well bred
lady. For some time past, she says she has been
addicted to incompetence, love Of which she con.
nsfortunes that met her at every step, and II she
had not been very drunk when she took the clothes
and jcWelry abe would not she says. have done IL.
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eral Of the above are going for the Ripple, and Vice
Commodore Macomber win have lively time guard
number OF the small yachts belonging to this
club were ont lately, trying one another and
new boats built by Bibber, capsized during the
afternoon, but no damage was done.
THE LYNN YACHT CLUB
Is at present In very fourshing condition, and
musters about one hundred and seventy members
and thrtynve yachts. The officers for the present
Howard Dennis; Fleet Captain, George Baker;
Secretary, j. w. Haines; Treasurer, simon i.
Downs; Measurer, Allan Hay; Trustees, d. II.
gatta Committee, George L. Babb, George Baker,
n. 7. Dawson, N. b. Chase and ). II. Abbott. The
boats in trim, and they viii ali be In the water by
the first of June. The first regatta OF the season
win be held on the 18th OF June.
A number OF new boats have been built for the
club this year, among which are the Alpha, Captain
Rooney; Magic, Captain Neal; Addie Elmer Captain
Flint; Haymaker, Captain Jewett, and George Man
son, Captain l.. Poor.
YACHT BUILDING
in the Eastern States is rapidly becoming very
nourishing business, and although nothing remark
able on large scale has yet been turned out from
their yards the builders claim that II only because
fined them TO boats OF small dimensions. This year
appears to be very busy, and quite a number Of toll
erably large schooners are now In course OF con-
structon. 1t is hard to say what builder IL most
patronised East, but Mr.. @. b. Harrington OF Bath
appears to be the coming man. Last year he built
centre-board schooner for Mr.. Phillips OF the
Eastern Yacht Club called The Fearless and she has
proved TO be boat of no ordinary merit, and conse
| quently Harrington has received several orders.
| Henerhof has certainly good deal OF work on
hand and s putting together some very likely look
ing yachts. The shipyard OF
G. q. HARRINGTON
| IL situated In the town Of Bath, Me-, and upon
the banks Of the Kennebec River. Mr.. Harrington
has at present some 1--WE yachts In hand two OF
which are nearly completed, while the others are In
| less advanced condition. There arc u large num-
Der Of hands employed In this yard, which includes
steam saw mill, block making, rigging, and In fact
everything necessary for the turning out OF YACHT
| in complete order. The following description will
give brief idea OF what are being constructed at
Harrnigton's Yard
VISION
Is the name OF new centrebOard schooner that
has been built for General r. H. Stevenson, OF the
Eastern Yacht Club. She is now In the water
and was finished about three weeks ago. The
Vision has an oak frame, with hard pine
planking and white oak stanchiOns. Her deck Is Of
white pine. She has trunk cabin with one large
stateroom There are four berthsn the main cabin
There is nothing very peculiar In her model but
her lines are easy and she has q round stern. Her
dimensions are as fOllows:-
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The yachts will be divided into first and second
class with prize for each class. The first class
boats will sail over a triangular course Of about
fourteen miles, and the second class over TRAN
guar course OF about seven miles. The first class
and the second class VIII comprise all the smaller
crafts
Among the new boats that are being built for
members of this club the Victor, Brooks Parker |;
Tulip Arthur Burgess; Rose, $ W. Burgess Pansy,
w. Burgess. and Blue Boil, Edward Burgess. Mr..
Walter Tappan and Mr.. Augustus Hemmenway are
having two cat-rgged boats built but they are not
e Tss poN ns eesn soa by so
member Of the Beverly Yacht Club,
THE BUNKER HILL YACHT GLIB,
OF Charestown Mass, Is another very lively little
club whose members are all practical yachtsmen,
sailors and in many instances building their fleet
little craft themselves. The officers OF this club
are :-Commodore. W. I. Bbrim; Vice Commodore
George Edwards Fleet Captain G. T. Pierce: Sec
RETRY, W; ferTin; Measnrers George "; Abbott
and NJ WEIGH; Treasurer George G. Melvin, and
Financial Secretary, r. Henchy. The members OF
this club are now buslly engaged in overhauling
their boats, In preparation for the coming season.
and several new boats have joined. The programme
settled, but the club win hold their annual review
on the 18th OF June, and viii also make cruise
East later In the season.
Ripple, and with that laudabie intention they have
Just launched new catrggsd yacht named the
a Taunton boat called the Empress She has been
built for Messrs Lawrence, Wilcox and Blackmer.
Captain Edward smith, OF this club, is having
May, Captain Hipchy, has been altered from her
former rig, and Will In future carry two spirit sails
The Uula, Vice Commodore Ednonds, has had her
keel deepened. and the Tssso, Captain Abboiv, is
having new keel put on
THE sourH BOSTON YACHT CLUB
is enc of the Oldest Gibbs in the vicinity Of Boston,,
and they own a large fleet OF small yachts. The
officers ofthe club are -Commedore, =. 3. Wright;
Vice Commodore, &. ID. Macomber; Fleet Captain,
+. ID. Roblnson Secretary, NJ. J. kiley; Financial
j. WinDet Treasurer, r. Christian;
Measure W. J.. Anderson; Trustees II. ). Mckee, |
J. N. Wheeler and T.. NcKenna. Tie club house s |
situated on a commanding position upon the end |
OF City Point, South Boston. IL also possesses |
line noating wharf, which, with the pier, will extend
out about one hundred and eighty feet, aud win be
available at all tides. The programme for the copi-
ing season Is not decided upon, but the club viii I
moid review and scrub race on the 2sth Of May.
me vice Commodore OF this club, Captain G. ID. Ma
cnmber, OF the Dew Drop inn---a house OF rest for
.ne weary mariner-is the FORTUNATE owner Of the
much coveted Ripple.
number Of new yachts arc being built for this
CUB Among them are the Queen Nab, d. Briecoe
aud p. Coync; Peerless. Bihbcr and Brother; Quiz
"; weymouth. and Welcome. w. Chaplain. scy J
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being built In this yard for Mr. George A. Thayer OF
the Atlantic Yacht Club Of Brooklyn Her frame IL
OF OAK and she Ia being plankcd with hard pine and
way and matches are Of mahogany. Her cabin Ia
neatly panelled and contains four large stateroms
She has somewhat of nat floor, but with vefy easy
lines, and a beautiful projecting stem, sharp and
followed away. Her stern Is purely American, but
she Will be rugged forward In manner somewhat OF
compromise between the American and English
STYLE HerreshOf Is experimenting In something
novel connected with her centre board. II the ex-
pertinent does not prove failure there Is reason
why the Triton should not prove OF the fastest
OF the new boats of 1872. Her Dimensions nre:-
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PgRsONATING AN OFFICER.

John German, aged ty-four years, residing at
25l West sixteenth street, was arrested by 0nlcer
Brennan, Of Captain Byrne's precinct, on Thursday
night, on complaint OF Edward Sullivan, OF 1914
Greene street, charged with personating an oficer
and threatening to arrest the unfortunate females
who prowl through the Fifteenth ward at all hours
OF the night. The complainant falling TO put In an
appearance before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday the prisoner was locked up
and the officer sent In search OF the comp 'anQnt.
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The Haze will be completely finished In about q
weeks time. She looks a very likely boat, and IL
built stir and equal to heavy weather. Her run
aft is very clean, and she has q round stern.
THE TEMPEST
ia the name Of keel schooner that Is now being
built by Harrington for Mr.. James Lee, of Boston.
She Is now on the stocks, and is panSed all over.
The Tempest il very neat-looking boat, with q
clean run fore and aft. She looks a trine lumpy
about midships, but that will probably be done
away with when she IL smoothed on. She has a
pretty bow sharp and followed out, and a deep
rocker keel The stern Is round and like all OF Har
rinQton's build. Her dimensions are: -
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She is to he screw boat, with a large cockpit,
covered with an upper deck open at the sides. She
will be fitted with double engines, eight by nine
inches, and was launched last week.
There Is large cockpit slOOp, about fifty feet
all, In course OF construction near the Pequot
House. She is being built by a man named Norris,
and Is destined to carry pleasure parties
The Columbia has been put In thorough trim for
the coming season. Mr. Lester Walack intends max
ing no alterations In this beautiful boat and has only
put on a new 1gurehead consisting OF an eagle,
with spear running out between its raised wings
and ornamented with blue rband on which the
name is written in gold. At the stern she has
a blue riband with Columbia in gold letters An
drew ComstOck IL her captain, with Smith Qormer
mate of the Rambler) as mate. The Columbia ar
rived at Stapleton last Saturday.
The Magic Is now being Overhauled and prepared
for the coming season. 1t Is understood that Rear
Commodore Franklin Osg00d intends taking the
lead out OF her keel. Crandall, brother Of the
captain OF the Fleetwng, will be captain, as Nelse
Comstock intends to stick to his business as New
New York Harbor pilot.
The Fleetwing, Captain George Osgood, will prob.
ably be overhauled very soon and 1t Is not decided
yet whether the Phantom will be in commission this
season.
going on now in the immediate neignborhO0d OF
Boston, but il is principally confined to small
yachts The largest yacht In course Of construction
Is centre-board schooner, now being built at
COHASSET,
for Mr.. f. f. Tower, OF the Boston Yacht Club. This
yacht is being built under Mr. Towers own super
vision, from model furnished by ID. ]. LAWYER OF
Chelsea. The master builder Is h. Bates OF Go.
She will have four staterO0ms and q main saloon
the latter panecd in pine, tinted and gold mould
ings. The walls, of oak, win be two and half
inches thick, and the planking, OF hard pine, two
inches thick. She will span between timbers six
teen inches from centre to centre, increasing to
twenty -four inches forward and AFT All fasenings
will be OF composition and galvanized iron. and
nothing but refined iron will be used. Her dimen-
sOnS
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The Tempest is getting on very fast, and the car
penters are now at work at her cabin. She will
probably be finished some time this week.
THE ROMANCE
is the name OF O centre-board schooner yacht being
built by Harrington for Mr.. William Amory, Jr. OF
the Eastern Yacht Club. This boat Is constructed
Of oak, white oak, hard pine and white pine, Ike
all the others sent from this yard and has Just been
planked over. She has trunk cabin, with one
large stateroom, and four berths in the main cabin
She has peculiar stern, built after an Idea OF Har
ringtons, somewhat in the form OF the letter "
Her dimensions are
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The work on this yacht is progressing rapidly and
Mr.. Tower expects to have her finished early In
August
SOUTH BOSTON
Is doing its share In the small line, and good many
small boats will be turned oft from that locality
this season.
The Pierce Brothers have just completed cat
rugged centre-board yacht for Messrs. Briscoe and
Coyne called the Queen Nab, tina! is destined TO be
ripple chaser. Her dimensions are:-
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Great care has been taken In the construction OF
this boat and the best materials used Of every kind.
THE HAZE
is a centre board schooner that has been built for
Mr.. e. d. Peters, OF the Eastern Yacht Club.
She was launched two weeks ago, and is now being
rugged. Her frame Is OF oak, and her plankmg
hard pine. She has white oak stanchions and
white pine deck. She has q trunk cabin, with three
staterooms. Her dimensions are as foll0ws:-
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This craft has no Jibboom and is cut away for
ward.
Among the other vessels now being built at Har-
ringtons there IL thirty ton fishing boat that il
somewhat OF novelty In its line. The curious fea-
ture Is that instead OF being q smack below she IL
built as smack on deck, so that the fish are kept
up above instead OF below. She Is destined for
some parties from Rhode Island.
HERREsU0FF,
OF Bristol is one OF the most popular builders East
for all small craft and his friends contend that he
can build them as proportonatcly fast on a large
scale as he has the small size. The fast soop
Sadie Is OF the Herreshof build, and Clyte also
features In connection with Herrcshoif Is that lie Is
totally blind and this peculiarly has assisted in
making him famous all through the United States.
He has also gained considerable reputation as a
builder OF steam yachts and he claims that Ii he is
allowed lG0 feet length he can build good sea-
going boat that will steam twenty miles an hour
lie has two yards, both situated in Bristol, the
banks OF the river and he has been fully occupied
during the entire spring.
THE LATONA
Is keel schooner yacht that this builder has nearly
completed for Mr.. w. ID. Picklnan, OF the Eastern
Yacht club This boat has an oak frame and Is
planked with yellow pine, and Ohio oak. She has
trunk cabin and q cockpit eighteen inches deep.
The cabin is panelled In pine ard has two state
rooms and-the main cabin four berths. There IL
comfortable bathroom and ro0my forecastlc. She
Ia built somewhat on q new style, followed ont and
very sharp forward, and has hollow floor In the
rnldship section. Her stern is purely American.
Her dime eiOng ara
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Irit cupboard.

The keel OF the Triton laid on the LIST OF April
and she will be launched on the 22d OF May. 1t Is
the Intention OF her builders to have her all ready
for the regatta Of the Atlantic Yacht Club on tho
18th OF June.
Herreshor has also on hand small keel schooner,
which Is being built for
MR.. GEORGE PEABODY RUSSELL
OF the Eastern Yacht Club. This Is cabin boat,
with shallow cockpit and rocker keel She Is
built with water-t tight compartments. Her dimen-
sions are -
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,owsprit cupboard

The Romance will not be finished before the 10th
OF June. She has rather fiat floor and although
the bow is clean 1t Is not followed She has plenty
OF floor art and clean run.
Mr.. Harrington Is also building q small keel
schooner yacht for Mr.. Bates or Scituate. She has
not been named yet. Her dimensions are:-
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EAST BOSTON

and s| r. OF the shipbudng trade Of Boston,
together last .nat the schooner Caprice put
oht nn 'onn Carlton Is having a keel schooner
yacho pun. at the yard OF Foster Leighton. She
ciean, sharp forward and rounding gently or with
nothing to stop her aft. She win have r,ocrsr
keel. Her dimensions are = ~ A'o "iocAoi