Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1862, Page 10

edt = pene ee TREE [Grane James and J: bi } } } | 401 | p it of 2 aad) | Imps. part of 3 and) imps. partof10 and, imps — in trust for ab Baptist Chareb,con- 2 oF feet. Ditto..... aeeee a Being the south 67 front on Ninth ‘Tax for btm 5% due since Sept. ! 915 | L and impes.' Thomas, Jenken H | trust. 402 | part of 12 & Towers, John T& Lemuel | imps | | 513 | @....0.s000-! Fhompson, J. F...... 1670 part2end im} H i rt 1 baa cues | | T the place ee Thom; for Paving tax on “Inte from Sept. 3, 1860. fough, Joba * — in the name’ depth A the east 9 feet front the depth of lot 2. Thompson, Michael. . Duel 49 tn the name of 8. E. Peugh for 1969, Beginning at the sonth- west corner of said and thence runnt: thence south te’ Michael, Peters Paving tax, on interest, in the name of J. Os- from Dec. Ii Jane . J. ond BT rn. For 1259, #10 Being the north 25 front by the depth ba | the lot inthe name of J. Fearson for 1960. 4 and) Ditto...., aid Eighth) ‘ Jot 5 street el hee on ning thence #4 feet feet 3 inches, tect east O4 foct 4 Inches te} said Eighth, wes fees 4 laches on soutt) G street, and run) back with that ewett, William H : Truxton, W !litsm. §, 13 u trast! 11 65) 8 a % s - a BSESESSR O8Bwnu wad 28 8.3 east from the northwest 3 andi |W J = part of9 and Waite, Jobn W, Ps. Commenci: y Fifth street 111 feet to hence north, Fifth street, aquth with said Fifth amreet 22 feet to the be- ting the atreet, e ; Eig John A. wide on the 23 feet, thence at rig ' sis jpart 3 ana ri 465 sub. 2 & im.|Wilson, John Res. 10 |part 9 and im) Wi | Paving S2esa a8 wwmrwwes &S easterly to the line oi said Th thence with the line = street to the p! 323 (part 1 im.|Washington Library Co.. Sec 195) ee. 1 ) and) 9 For 1858, $8.00; 1859,86. ‘i 0 Ditto... «. dl ” P@> 25—iawilwkds i: f — the corner) jot and an alley and northwesterly with the) line of said alley 10) feet, thence with the’ westernmost line of the dot southwesterly whieh have used to ghdrtly be Jook =pakealt as tomeome nf corruption and deca: augleswith the last- mentioned Line south, ird street, and | sepees-vee) 11 53) 9 37) 47 63 tax, om int ns gs Total amount; on each Lot. | aot as and imps Waits, iam “ 23 0 30 63 ipart 16..,...; Ditto... Kes r SavEes Se s 8 evegees wy - 8 = Lecwmawww an & . Whitmore, William. For 1958, $4.18; 1859,83.51 Paving tax on int. Nov, 12, 1555, $40.05. H1., and others, tt me TO ee ~y _ 8852883 28 2% 473 ate BS2a Pome 2 £ a. Beginning 5 feet 6 inc’ from the northwest cor- ner of saidiot, and run- po ag 20 feet, t south 132. feet ches, thence weat 20) feet, thence north fect 10 inches to nning. 61% Re SARSKR aKa 8 Lighting the streef = te Sen i me awito we Berti co GSBESESHRSR Wl wewdeens & S2eetene ee 3 Brows Stoxz Fronxts.—The absolute unreliability of all human me, hopes and expectations is strongly exemplified in, the decay nigh, is fast falling upon the pretent species of store which haa been used to exclusion of other for the finish- ee entire construction of the most elegant private residences and pad i@ builditgs.: Brown stone houses and ‘‘brown stone fronts,’” undoubted style and quality, will 7. will show throughout the city of rapidity with whieh this work is golag ont Door sills a6 seating off, |and jin sw the steps in front of our br Es treqaeny saa dinaavered a collection of "paalng ling rabbisn which shows how ray is je heen ‘Pintt the: tone of Shlobiwanee carom ores ty church, the stone of which was so o: exbibits the same signs ef fottenuess, as welearn by the Scientifio ericsn; and a careful chemical wili soon be in order to ‘obtain some method of and pean ag go gecesi le and otherviee nn for baidding pur- a the Mr. Hoisnoox.—The Chicago Journal brings us the uncement of the death. in that city, of J. Holbrook, Eeq., the “known Special Agetit of ope fice Departs ent. He arrived ago, a ing an suddenly on Friday & Inst of hemorrhage of the lungs. His ais Were sent to bi ae in New York the poy r. Holbrook wasrunrivaled aa Detector. Ie accompli: ore in pr all other offi eombined in ferreting out and bring- e Post-office He was'a msn of great nstural a bay student of human metare, yielding tenasi- ie un, SET} rat aegis ‘inthe publication ot Th a,