Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1870, Page 5

SVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. THE WAR. “£467 wiesT’ aLeGasas, HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED. AGITATION ‘The following important items of war ne} were received bere last night: LLIANT ox, Nov. 18 from Te g Gen {his strategic movements which secured e victory at Orie: id has accomplish- it success. hile nan forces at Toury by threat- m in front with forces equal to their “pe hasswung around his left wing, moving Je same time the whole corps from Chartres road leading to Ablis, Orsonville, St. Hilaire, to Etamps, where the ps passed. By this movement Gen a= thrust himself between the Duke o: Mecklenburg and Paris, while also encircling the German army on the front, right flank and rear. While this was going ‘on the Germ ning the danger, commenced to retreat fro ‘Toury northward along the road leading to A’ gerville te a poin’ twelve milessouth of Etamps, where some Oghting occurred, resalting in an advantage to the French, who everywhere tly outnumbered the enemy, This aécounts “statement that the Germans bed not Cortenay. General Paladine’s ow twenty-two miles due south of The government has information to effect that the advance of the army o nce Fred. Charles only reached Auxerre to ten day's match from Toury. PALADINES REPULSED. the Versariias, Nov. 18—The King to-day tele- aphs to Queen Augusta, erlin, that the Grand Duke at Mecklenburg yesterday repulsed the enemy along the whole line near Dreux. Many prisoners were taken. The enemy was pursued in the direction of Lemans. A telegram from Brossels, dated to-day, says yesterday a Givision of Mecklenburg advan ong the road leading from Hondan to Dreux, and occa- ied the latter town, meeting sligbt resistance tom a portion of the French army commanded by Kiereck,who were marching to join the army of the Loire Hard Sghting t& reported guing on along the road from Angerville to Etamps. . 18, evening, via London —The Prussians oceapy the heights of Charisy. A severe battle has been going on before Dreax since two o'clock this afternoon. ‘The result is rot known. General Von der Tann occupies line extending from the Paris and Orleans rail- way to Borneval. The aifair at Arthenay on the 16th was of trifling importance. TREATY OF CONFEDERATION. Beers, Nov. 18—A treaty between the North German Confederation and the States of Baden and Hesse has been signed. A treaty with Wurtemburg has been concluded, but not yet signed A great meeting has been held at Munich and an address voted the King, urging the union of Bavaria with the other German States, and begging him to avoid the danger of their isola- tion from the rest of Germany. EARL RUSSELL Sy foe FRENCH SITU. ATION Loxpow, Nov. 18.—Ear! Russell has written a Pamphlet on the situation. He proposes joint armed resistance of the powers if Prassia de- mands more than Alsace and @ part of Lorraine, and urges England to form a strong military reserve, basedon the mi and to place a strong garrison at Quebec, under an able com- mander. THE RUSSIAN QUESTION. Loxpox, Nov. 1%—Dipiomats all claim to bave known that the demand of Kussia would be made sooner or later. Such public opinion as there tin Russia \* represented to bein favor of peace. English officers are volunteering for service in the Turkish army. It is stated that when the Russian Minister at Vienna commu- nicated Prince Gortchakoff’s note to Baron Von Bevust, he accompanied It with assurances of the most peaceful intentions on the part of bis goverrment. The Pall Mall Gazette, refer- ring to do Kasseil’s special mission to Ver- saiiles, believes he will return within twenty- four hours with a disavowal on the part of Prussia ot sympathy with Russia’s pretensions, Or will leave bebind assurances that an unsatls- factory reply will be considered equivalent to complicity. The Journal de St. Petersburg de- clares Kursia will not prove unwilling to submit her demand to a congress, if it can be held !m- mediately. It denies that the Russian note meant abrogation of the entire treaty. Turkey, it says, is threatened with internal dangers, and intervention is necessary now. THE ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA. Lowpox, Nov. 18 —[N. ¥. Herald Special.}—1 have authority for stating that telegraphic dis patches have been received by the government indicating the position takem by Prussia in re- gard to the Kussian question. Prussia declares that the views Kussia claim are pbatural, and there should be an amicable settlement of the aftair. She cannot see any reason tor alarm on the part of the cosignatory powers. Rusia might bave appealed to the comignatories for a revisionot the treaty of Paris, bat one of them bas at present no orgsnized government, aud ix therefore unable to take part in any congress that might have been proposed. It seems t be admitted by Granville that infractions of the treaty have actually occurred in the case of the principalities, not by Russia's action. It is im- r these infractions condace to the interest of Russia or not. They neverthe- lese seem to justify ber in declaring that other portions of the «ame treaty are no longer bind- ing, especially when she di-claims in good faith any intention to reopen the eastern question, or commit any act hostile to the other powers. ‘This is the substance of Russia'sreply, and she will hold aloof from any further action in the r. DECLI E IN THE WAR SPIRIT. Lonpom, Nov. 15 [Special to the New York World.|—Notwithstanding the momentary and somewhat forced unanimity existing in the cab- inet upoa the Kuesian question, it is known that this unanimity exists only on’ the th Kussia will not_proceed to enforce her claims, but that upon finding England, Austria, Ital and France resolved, ene will submit the matter to arbitration. and not eng: in war. Should this expectation prove delusive, the peace party im the cabinet will insist upon England's ab- staining from all war measures. The conse- quence will be either the resignation of a por- ion of the cabinet or a complete change of gov- ernment. Keports to-night inditate the sum- moning of Parliament for next week. THE FRELING IN VIENNA. Views. Noy. 15.—(Special to the New York Heraid.|—W bile great excitement has been cre- ated bere on the Kusstan (epee the feeling is decited!y not warlike. The general belief is that the Russian movement is reaily a demon- stration only intended to work in the interest of Prutsia,in order that the outslde world may have something else to watch besides the opera- tons of Prussia in France. It is believed pub- lic opinion in Europe now alone delays the om- bardmentof Paris. While little doubt is enter- tained of eventasl trodble through the eastern question, it is not believed that the present im- brogho will lead to war. The note of Von Beast in reply to Gortschakett’s letter is conciliatory, and expresses satisfaction at the decla- tion of Russia. FRENCH AND GERMAN PLANS, &c. Loxpon, Nov. 14.—(Special to the Herald.\—A telegram, dated Berlin, , says events ef great importance are impending, which are, @ simultaneous attack on the Ger- mans from the north and south of France, and a great sortie from Parts, i expected to take place during the next week. Necessary precau- Uons are taken. If the important preparations which the Germans are making sf present are successful, Paris ix expected to fall within two weeks. Final arrangements with Bavaria bh: been completed. Her military position in German confederation will be the same as thas of Saxony. Wurtemburg will be bound to sub- mit. In the recent elections in the democratic districts all the democrats were defeated bad taken ground against the sace and Lorraine. of Al- mm TRUNKS 253 OF OCB OWN MANCFACTURB. 7425 SEVENTH STREET, BAST SIDB, One door above Odd Fellows’ Hall., JAMES 5S. TOPHAM @ CO. TRUNKS. &c.. REPAIRED and COVERED at SHORTEST NOTICE. ocR-eolma EAVY ik: H Le were, &o.; HEAVY OAK TRAY BARROWS, KESSLER T&AY BARROWS, CANAL BARKOWS, WHEELBABROWS, &c., &c. JOHN A. BAKER, nitural Warehouse, « bet. 9th and Win A Botewtw = Louisiana: From Mr. Thurlow Weed’s reminiscences in the December Galaxy we take the following In 1525, while at Washington, I received an invitation from Mr. Clay to dinner. Two days afterward the porter of Gadsby’s Hotel, where said to me, “I hope you will ac- 4 y's invitation, sir.” I said, “How know f had an invitation from Mr. “Ob, sir, the letter came throu; hope that I would » Gentlemen sometimes come to On business without brin; with them. Possibly you have forgotten yours; if you did, you would do me a great favor by accepting one I haven t worn, and which would fit you nicely.” The porter, who was evidently an obrerving and sagacious man, had divined the truth. not only had not brought a dress- coat, but I did not one to bring, and really was regretting the Recessity of declining the invitation for that reason. But the porter urged hos offer with such kindness and delicacy thet I accepted both the coat and the invitation General Jackson in 1823 succeeded Mr. Adams as President. From that time until 1340, during the administrations of Jackson and Van Buren, & period of twelve years, I was not again in Washington. In the latte: rT upon the elec- tion ot Harrison, I again visited the city, and in passing through the Treasury De- partment I encountered my old friend Brady, the thoughtful porter, whose coat 1 had worn to Mr. Ciay’s dinner, with whom I exchangeda very hearty greeting. He informed me that he had received aclerkship in the Department trom General Jackson, but as the “spuils be- longed to the victors,” he now expected to lose his place. After parting with him, I went to the Secretary of the Treasury and related to him the peculiar obligation under which I had formerly placed myself to the friendly porter, adding, what I was quite sare he would find to be true, that he was a very capable and faithtal clerk. The Secretary was amused at the nature of the obligation { had incurred years before, and cheerfully consented to retain my friend in his situation. In 1543, while again at Washington, the Hon D. D. Barnard, our representative from Albany, invited me to dinner. His ‘‘mess” consisted of the Hon. John Greig of Canandaigua, the Hon. Henry Van Rensselaer of Ogdensba' id the Hon. Jared Ingersoll of Philadelphia—a very select and refined circle, all being gentlemen of high social position. When the desert was about to be brought on, it being an ae hot day, Mr. Greig suggested that we should move to the verandah, where we could enjoy the cool breeze from the bay. In going from the dining- room to the verandah [ discovered in the person arranging the table my old friend Brady, with whom I cordially shook hands. I lear from the brief questions I put to him that he was the host of that house, and that these mom- bers of Congress were his gusets. As soon as he retired [ commenced relating the story of the coat, which my fastidious triend, Mr. Barnard, attempted to interrupt, froma sense ot horror that a friend whom he had hon- ored with an invitation to dinner should volun- tarily confess that he had worn a hetel-keeper’s dress-coat to a dinner with the Secretary of State. Mr. Ingersoli’s susceptibilities seemed also to. be disturbed, but Mr. Greig, one of “na- teres noblemen,” and Mr. Van Kensselaer (the lat eran accomplished son of the “old Patroon,” and son-in-law of the late Jobn A. King,) en- joyed the story immensely, and insisted upon having Brady called in to give his version of the incident.” My old friend remained through several alministrationsin the Treasury Depart- d died fifteen years ago, extensively nt Creed respected among the citi- zens of Washington. Washington ing their dress-coats a THE FASHIONS. {From the Pall Mall Gazette.) Ladies were taking alarm the other day at the threatened suspension of the fashions. Cat off from communication with Paris, how were thry to know how todress? The situation seems serious. Month after month to follow the same modes would of course be out of the question; but who was to take the responsibility of dicta- ting a change? Pending a solution of the prob- lem. it was feareu that existing authority might be undermined; that bonnets might take advan- tage of the absence of rule to retarn to their normal relations with coal-scattles, which, ‘n- deed, they are beginning to do on a smal! scale, that skirts might insist upon sweeping changes bodies rise—or, still worse, fall—in rebe! lion. It seemed impossible to calculate what such things as ruches, volans, and bouillonnes might do in the general demoralization, and it Was feared in some quarters that mM crinoline might make an attempt to regain its empire. The Bajloon post soon furnished the means of extrication from the difficulty; but it was thought that the lady leaders who remained in Paris were too much occupied in making car- tridges and lint to deal with the question of toilettes. But the fickle isi ems, were not content with effacing every allusion to the Emperor in public palaces; their dames have determined upon abolishing al! marks of the Empress’s influence from their dress. Ac- cording toa Bordeaux paper, which professes to have received @ communication upon this important subject by balloon, all the fashions set or sustained by the once supreme Eugenie have received their final sentence of condem- nation. Every style of form or adornment whieh has been prevalent under the Empire — notably the many details which were adopted from Marie Antoionette or Mdme. de Pompa- dour—i« being ruthlessly abandoned, and a re- form of a radical nature introdaced. = eS i an HUSBANDS ought “to ki out of the kitchen’ A busband who did not writes thus of the consequences: “ I found fault some time agowith Maria Ann's custard pie, and tried to tell her how my mother made custard pie. Maria made the pie after my receipt. [¢ ed longer than any other pie we ever had. Ma- ria set it on the table every day for dinner, and you see I could not eat it because I forgot to tell her to put in any eggs or shortening. It was economical, but in @ fit of generosity I stole it from the pantry and gave it to a poor little boy in the neighborhood. The boy’s funeral was largely attended by his former playmates. 1 did not go myself.” MARRIED. WOODWORTH—KEEN. On Nov. W7th, 1570, by the Bev. Dr. Batler, at the parsonage of'the Lu theran church, Washington. D.U., MILTON WOODWeRTH of this city, to ra of Pittsburg, Pa THOMAS—ASBDOWN. On the 17th instant. by Bev Dr. Parker, of the Qalvary Baptist Church, Mr GEORGE C THOMAS and Miss LAUBA V ASHDOWN, both of Routh Washington AHAM. On Thursday. | Movember, v. by Rev Peyton Brown, WILLIAM b runswick. Maine. to Miss. GEOKGL S AHAM, of Philadelpbia, Pa.. cldest daughter of the ate John Graham. * On the 1sth inst. MIRETTA ANNA, r sand Baunah P. Thorns, Smonthsand4 days fod frienda of the {amily are invited ts attend ber funeral at St Paul's Charch, on 7H street. near the Circle, to-morrow (Sunday af- ternoon, at 20’clock CUSTAND. On Friday, the 18th instant, Mngering ines. WILLIAM CUSTARD, hi ill take place on San trom hig Inte Tesidense, 1u6 wn, D.O. His relatives and fri THORNE only daugh UNDERTAKERS Rich’? F. HARVEY. ALONZO A. maRB HARVEY @ BARE, Undertakers, Mo. 934 F STREET, between Ninth and Tenth. = ICHAERD W. BASHER, 3ABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER 2 ELEVENTH STEEBT, ocer F OF 4LL KINUS MAUS AND FORNITURS OF ALL KINDS MADE AN 52 RID. FUNE oats BO- ; ‘and Bisbee: BRR oat Sita a Gen Casey. Gon Tompiion Ose hikes: Gel ty JOTICE! NOTICE! CABO'S WASHINGTON LOAN OFFIOB AND ~ SALESBOU! F™ ‘OLD BYE WHISKEY. FOR MEDICINAL AND EAMILY UsE. The same heretofore. Per gailon, $5; por bottler @1. “Alsor all hinds . CALIFORNIA WINES, Speer’s and Perkin & Sterns, st 75 cents and @1 per ctr ABTHUS Soveoa Dearects WW. )Yf EDICATED FLQEEEL UNDER- M CLOT! 3 FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Made to order, at SUTHE: "Ss SHIST UNDEBGAB- BLA NE FACTORY, ‘940 F street, one door east of 1th. MEDICATED FLANBEL URDERCLOTEIN . foct-eotfy C488, FAD FoR LES ILDEENS" CASE. Boots, SHOES. ote. S¢E Bridge ‘street, Gecrgetown of Wi AUCTION SALES, ¥ WM. L. WALL @ ©0., . Ne Marble Building, Hos. 900 and 903 8.W.-cor, Pansve. and sth st. SALE OF VALUABL PLPROY EO PROPERTY NL STREET A if fhe TUBSDAY APTRRNOO on. the premisoss tte hav jovember lock, we will sell, depth feet. and two-story Frame Houss, ‘The abore situated on L street north, between Ist inprecing 82d New Jersey avenne, and is rapidly ‘erme: Une third cash: bal 6 and 12 months, notes bearing interest, aiid secured by deed of treat = soon Property. Oonveyancing, &c.. at cost of pur no 13 WM. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts, T LATIMER & OLEABY, Auctioneers, (Successors to Cooper & Latimer) Southwest corner Penn. avenae and Lith st. A GOOD THREE stopy F DATKERT. SOUTH BET WE! SEY AVEN AKD 8O a BIUEET. CaTitTor BILL. AT ACC On FRIDAY, Novem DP w.. we will sell. ia front of Bart of Lot 2. im Square 671 $f 13.1 3 feet. and running back 103 improvements consist. of three-story house, with seven rooms and cellar rms: One-half cash; balance in §and 12 months, interest, secured by a deed of trust on the Beato dora sige Pagjcramme Mt urchas . al of ale. “pols st LATIMEG & OLBABY. Auct'rs BX ¥.2. WALL & Co... anctioncors, Nos. 940 and 903 yivania avenue. SALE 0) VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON K On FRIDAY AFTE &NOON, November it 4's o'clock, we will ath is As 2 the premises = In aquare 515, the 5 front Ci feet 6 thehew on ‘the north side of Bat u rth. (Between ath and 5 s west,? a orion = ith street by adep e property in this square having recently provided with ample sewerage, now renders this a valuable and destrabl ing purposes Terms: One-third cash; balance ing aud months tes bearin, it quired as soon as the property is sold. Title ca t “Dols-smwf W “ WALL & 6O.. Ancrs ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers, B Bont corner 7th and D streets. SALROFY ABLE IMPROVED TY ON TUR” NORTH Soe oF WEEN 3p AND 47a STREETS © 22d day of November, we anal sell, in front ot the premises,at 40 clock p. m. virtue of a of trust to the subscriber, bearing date the day of May, 1865, and recorded in Li c. =» NO. 36, folios 448," 447. 443. &c , one of the land for the county of Wasnington, in the District Columbia, the followiug-named property, viz’— of let numbered four. (4.1in square numbered ¥ two and @ hail h A street; running back to a wide alley 13 feet , gether wit the mproveme ate, wich good Frame House, fronting on A street, wit! long back building on the rear of said lot. ‘Terms of Sale: Oue third cash, balance in six and twelve months. ‘The purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay ments, ag incerest from day of sale. A « given and di of trast taken Ali conveyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser. § 200 tu be when the is knocked off, and nol? d_ ¥ THUS. BE. WAGGAMAN, B Beal Estate Broker and Auctfoncer, pie rik stroct: oppouite Post OMee VALUABLE PROPE TY NEAR LAFAYETTE uAl On TUESDAY, Nov. 224,at 4.30 p m.t shall sell.on the premises, House aud Lot No. 1619 L street N. W.” The house is of contains rooms, has neat and convenient front and side yards. The property is owned by a gentleman lately in Government employ, but is now removed from the city Also, at the same time and place. two From> Houses, tour rooms cach. in the rear of the above described premises, fronting on a thirty fuot alle, Terms: One-thirdeash balance in § and 12m. nths, properly secured. THOS. B. WAGGAMAN. nolé-w,thsamit Auctioneer. © BRYCSEEN & WILLIAMS, Aactiousers, Southeast corner of Seventh and D streets. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP: N WAHINGION UITY AND GEORUETOWN, D.¢. By virtue of a deed of trast to me. date the 2th day of November, A. Di recorded in liber T and B. No. 4. folic 47. of the laud records for Washingtoa county. in the District of Columbia, 1 shall sell, ou THGBSDAY., December the Sth, in front of the premises. at 4 erclock pm, ailof Lot numbered three 13)" in square D four(4). in Wi gton. D.C . the same being i maprored by substantial buildiage 4nd on FBIDAY, the 9th day of December. ty virtue of the same deed of trust, the premises, I shall cll. at 4 0% ts numbered one hu: nd t hundred and three (1s), in Beall’s addition Georgetown, Beginning for said parts of lots at the southwest corner of said lot No. 102 and raining thenee north along the line of Green street twenty: six (26) fect, thence east ninety (90) feet. thence south twenty six (26) feet, and thence wist along Beall strect ninets (30) feet t the place of beginning. This o Terms of sale: One third cas!) twelve and vighteen months. be secured by deed interest from d id also in front of balamee in six. ‘red payments to roperty. an) je. One hundred dol le. All convey at purchaser's cost the terms ‘are not complied with within five days day of sale the trustee Tenervon the right to resell the property sari ted ree r . G cost of defaulting purchaser. yi a aati. WM. AWARD. _bol7 cokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, ‘BEEN & WILLIAMS, tigneers, B* a= Southeast corner 7th and D streets, TBUSTEE'S FALE OF ONE FRAME HUUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the Ist day of June, 1570, and recorded in Liber No. 625. fullo 251. of the land records of Washington county, in the District of Colambia, L shall sell. on the premises, on TUESDAY, December 6th, 137 at 4 o'clock lot No. 17, in sjuare7¥, according to the ground plan or plat of waid city of Washing ton, in the District of Columbia, with the improve- menst, consisting of one five room Frame House, fronting on dst street, between N and M sireets bor ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, of which §0 must balance in twe instalments at six and Ben he with interest, secared, by " oy je are Bot com: Rite iu fivedays the Trustee shall’ rosoll mete Fisk and cost of purchaser. Stamps and coavey- a ; angst 8 KENNEY, Trastos nos 2awads G N & WILLIAMS, Auct« WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers ¥ Wow Marble Building, Ke S00 mel 803, South corner Sth street and Pennsylvania avenue. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BAL ESTALK, ON SIXTH STREBI, BE. TWEEN G AND'H STREBTS N. W.. INTHE CITY OF WASHINGTON, AT AUOTION. y deed of earing date on the 34 da: , 1963, and rec ded in Liber 10 Wl. et seq., one of the land of Washington, in the Dis atthe request, fn writing, of ured. the subscriber will soll 25th day of No. T and R. No 5, fol recorde for the count; trict of Columbia, ani the person thereby at public sale, on vember 1570, at 4 o’cloe& p. in. ises, all that picce or parcel of ing situated in the city of Wasl an ribed on the plat or plan of aaid city. being fot No. 12, in synare No. 488, together wi building improvements. kc. Thi- pro foct on Sixth street, with adep'h of 85 feet, ed by Brick Building. Une third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest secured by deed of trust on the ¢ hundred dollars casn to be rty is sold. chase property to rehaser. Molseokas Q4R PETS. ‘We respectfully call attention to our NEW STOCK OF CARPETING, OLL CLOTH, MATTING, BUGS, MATS, OUB- ‘TAIN AND FUBNITU: MATEBIALS, &c. man; sod original uf on of those about to just recetved, emb signs, well a ad the So NEW SUPPLIES BEUEIVED DAILY. m7 WE BUY AND SELL FOR OASH BXCLU- ‘onad! SIVELY, and are thereby ed to sorter 57 OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT is competent workmen, orders oes ‘be promptly and faithfully execated. WM. &. MITCHELL & 0o., “ Perry Building,” H. ‘@ AUG. SCHMEDTIE, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS, oc-ly 704 7th ot. bet. G and H. ots. G2=4T DisrLaY a8 FIXTURES, PO! |, HALL LIGHTS. at Per a HAMILTON & p -5 . 0. &. Building, 9th and D streets. SSL Shs oat rae ei KBt8t0nx SEWING MACHINE. Bee td “Tavacr.©16 F et. opp. Patent Ofce, octt-im AUCTION SALES. AUOTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. | HOTELS. THIS AFTERNOON. FUTURE Days. FUTURE Days. Y GREGN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BE LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers, Y THOS B. WAGGAM | theast ‘and D streeta, Successors to & Latimer ‘al Estate Broke: Auctioneer, BY s0318, ta —— + | Southwest corner Pennayivania ave cet ith strest, No. 519 1th et, opposite Post Uiice Department. | TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY = | pepe 7. Rua a . on ®::: ‘Sth day of January, 1570. and duly recorded the and records w county. Liber No. 605, folio 305, ete..and by of ‘ties: red thereby. I will seli at public auctio: emines, on MONDAY, November 7th, $0,Gi0ck p.m all that cel of ground sitaaied in Washington city. D.C, nuaber 12. in square OS, beginning forthe same at a point on scuth F street, 1 feet the northwest corner of si run thence 52 feet on F street, thence south 79 feet, t! Oe West 24 feet, themce north 7 feet, themce west six (6) fest, and thence north Si feet to the place of begianin: ‘arms ct Pale: Une-fourth cash; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months, with ioterest: secnred 2585 rchaser. If the terms are ied with within ten five days, from the of gale. Trustee reserves the right to risk and cost of the defaniting “ nistes @. RUSS, oclstawid = GBEEN & WILLIAMS. Avcts, S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED UNTII, SATURDAY, Novenice Soa. tee, the same hour aud piace. By order of 8 aol GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts ¥ THOS. THOMPSON, A ‘No. 393, Niuth one door north Pennsy! TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE [tN UNIONT: A SHU DisTASUE FROM THE NAVY YARD BRIDGE. By vartue of a doed of trust to the subscriber dated Not r in Uniontown, abont one quarter of mile from the Navy Yard Bridge, estimated to contain 1 acre, 3 roods and 4 perches, being the same roperty devised to the late Harriet Jones by Lsuac Balt, deceased, (a plat of which land will be shown on the mprovements thereon, jouse. nity ishere presented to bay asnu garden farm on reasonable terms. ‘Terms: One third cash; the residue in thres oga ayments of 6. I 1X months, the purchaser giv- ing his notes for the def-rred payments, satisfact >- rily endorsed, and bearing inverext from the day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchia. eer. It the terms of sale are not com with within five days from the day of sale, the traste: Seserves the right to rose ll the wroperty at the ri cost of tI faut irchaser. Bre BILEY. Trastes, ines: THOS. THUMPSUN, o2-eokes [Rep 3th Auctionsér. LIA, stoneere, BRT So STS Soathoast corsce Tis wd D strocte 1R E'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER. baaiiaiaial 5 at ec S04 By virtue of adeed of trust, bearing dato on LS ch day of Sanuary 147). and auiy recordd 4 Liber No Cen ties ic auc Fon. the prem NDAY, November 7th, 1870, at 4 o'clock all that parcel of gronnd ‘si uated in Washington city, D.U., being of lot number 12, in square 5:5, oy for the saneat ‘8 point on south F street, 16 feet from the northwest corner of said lot 12. running thenoe ‘fest ou F street thence south 79 feet, thence west 23 feet. thence north 17 feet, thence west #ix (6) feet, and thence north 61 feet to the place of beginning. Terms of Sale: One-fourth cash; balance in stx, twelve, and eighteen months. with interest; secnred by deed iftruston ihe property. $100 dk when w roperty is strack of Samgoone conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. the terms are not complied with within five days from day of sale. the Trustee reserves the right to resell, at the cost and risk of the defaalting. purchaser. . ROSS, Truates. oclstawtd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. POSTPONED & mts Pane plone ler of th ra: and place. By or : nok 2awad”” GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, N & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers, B* ee ton tedet corner of 7th and D streets, CATALOGUE SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNI- TURE, OABPETS, &., AT AUCTION. TUBSVAY) the’ 224 instant, at 10 o'clock ®. m., we shall sell, at the residence of gentleman’ declining housekeeping, on U street north, between 434 and 6th streets west, Se Teens hamse No. 459, one of the best selections Sf Household Furniture ever offered at public ance tion, all being made expressly bp order: consisting of fine Freneh plate Mantle wud Picr Mirrors: hand. some Parlor Suit, upholatered in yelv sight pieces, cost ‘$400; marble top Center Tables,Befresh- ment Tables and Mantle Ornaments; cight hawdsome black walnut marble-top Chamber Suite. all com plete. with Wardrobes: best curled Hair Mattrosens, ine Feather Beds Pillows and Boleters; hair-c'oth ‘Sofas. Castor and Side Chairs, excellei sela, Three ply. Ingrain, and ohter (’, yand Sewing Machine, Cfockery Glassware and Kitchen Reqnisites; and many other articles tco numerous to mention. ‘ask the attention of per- sons wishing to purchase fir: lees furniture to at tend this sale. Persons wishing to examine the furniture, &c.,cando so by calling on the premises be ira of one and five o'clock p.m ,up to the day of sale, rms: he ee GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts B* LATIMER & CLE. actioneers, (Successors to Couper & Latimer, Southwest corner Penn's avenue and lth strees, 2, virtue of @ deed of trust from Samasi trong and wife tome, dated Jane 7, 1559, aad -cecorded in Liber 11, T and B, folio 438, etc. one of the land records of thé District of Columb: by order of the party secured thereby. T wil ublie suction-on the promises. on PHID! ‘Sth day of November. 1570. at half-past 3 o choc! in the afternoon, the following real estate, to wit Part ot Lots numbered one (1) and seventaen, (17, in Square num! six hundred and eighty-six, (68; 1p the city of Washington and District of Oo: lumbia, beginning for the same at ® point in said lot one (1) on First street e:at sevewty-nine (79) feet north from the southeast corner of said lot one, (1,) thence running north with the line of First street east fifty eight (53) fect to @ point in said Int num. bered seventeen, (17,) and the center of a twelve foot siley lid out to be forever kept open in the re corded subdivision of lot nuibered two, and said lot numbered seventeen, (17.) in said square, thence wont through the center of eaid alley seventy-seven (77) feet. thence south fifty-eight (53) fect h theline of First street east, and th epty-seven fect parallel with north B the place of beginning. The aboye: property ts located in one of the best of Capitol Hill, and will be sold on the follow or —§ 1,00 cash; bi in six tae scare us it on the premises. to on the day of sala. C ARLES EWING. Trustee, ocs-dade LATIMES & OLEARY, Aucts. 87 THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPOBED until THUBSDAY, December Ist, 1270, same hour and I CHARLES EWING, Traat-s. LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts. B*, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 319 southeast corner of Tth and D streets TRUSTEE’S SALE OF TWO SMALL FRAME HUUSES AND LUTs AT AUCTION. By virtue of « deed of trust, dated the 29th +A D. 1903, and recorded in Liber ioe 2. Ae. of the Land Raconts for in the District of Gol on WEDW! ¥ of November, A. D. 1570, at 40 clock p.m. Le . Five (5).in Square numbered Five Huntred and Nivety-#ix (296), accordiug to the ind plan or plat of said ci'y of 'Washington, in the District of , With the improvements consisting of two small Frame Houses, ironting ou 31 etrect west, be, twee! and N streets south, “Cash? $50 down on the day of sale. Con- veyancing and sampe at cost of purchaser “Andjit the torma are not complied with in five daye after the day of sale the trasten reserves the right to rosall ‘the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting Seer poneaat i wantin — in some news- Daper publi ington city. " ‘A. BOSWELL, Trustee, _no2-cods GREEN & WILLIAMS, aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, A B SE Sa ae TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE TI’ vi! ‘AND UNLMEROVED PROPRET IOS => By virtue of @ decreo of the Supreme Qourt ot District ot Volumbia, sitting i: Equity, passed in the cause of G: fatchin- son et Novem- ic auction,on MONDAY, 1870, nao BA Sroat of CH * wing nam: ‘and being fa the city of jumbia, D ot numbered Eighteen (15), im square numbered eventy seven (377), except the '20) feet of lot No. 18 front on depth of said lot, with the one od day of No. SB. @ back the jmprovements. which are Atso, On TUESDAY, the ¢ of § . 1570, will offer for salo'at suction. in front of the prenvese Bs f.jclock pm by virvas ofthe samo decree; al Lot cemb ered Dee uare numbered four (10), with the ve. 7 YX LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctionsers, ¢ wo Southwest PR oT ares aud ith at. PROVED PROPERTY Pant OF THE LEE On MOND, aia tee AET ERO, area sion of cit dhs p epee ‘on the north ‘T street, 13th % Bech lot haa a trout of $9 fest, back 100 feet to an alley. ‘The east ag nearly new frame coutage, containing @ ‘roams. Phe pro Pefezma: One! m6, 12,18, and hs deed of ‘ ECTS OF A RESTAURANT AT AUCTION at On MONDAY MORNING, Raven Lat 1870, at 1) o'clock, at 1si6 ‘between M and N ‘ables and ( x 6 Ware. China. &c we eatiMKe & CLEARY. Ancts Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancttoncers, Bo. 319 Soutacast corner of 7th and D street FP _USIMPROVED PROP R @ ON A STREET SO! TH. sa res Sth OF SEOOND STREST jeed of trust. dated the 13th 1589, and duly recorded in Chairs, folio eof ‘the rec ards for ineton county.in the District of Columbia, I the premises, on MONDAY, the 2 day of November, A.D. 15/0, at 4 o'clock’ p. m those OF parcels of growrd inthe said city o Washington known and described as of Lots numbered two (2) and three, (3,/ in square nambered ‘Seven hundred and twenty 729.) beginning for the same at apointon A street south one hun tred and eleven feet and ten Inches of the southeast cor id square, and “anning thence north, seven ‘and uine inches, (78 feet 9 inches;) thence feet: thence south seventy t and nine inches,(75 feet 9 fuck ce West eights feet to the place ot beginning, with the improve mente. Terms: One-half cash. (of which $50 must be p at the time of sale.) and balance at six and twe vr months, with interest. The parchaser will be r= quired ‘to give promissory notes for the deferred payments, secured by adced of trust on the proper 'y: and if all the terms of sale be not complied with within five days trom day of sale, the trastes reserve= the right to resell the property ‘lt the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon giving one wock Rotice of each reale by advertlenment ia paper in the city of Washington. D. 0. ng and stamps at tbe coat of the purchase Auctioneers, 900 & 902 Peunsylvania aven IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION. Under and by virtue of adead of trast. dated the 2th day of April A.D. 1567. and duly re- ecrded in Liber ., one of the land records for Washington county. D.G.,and at the request in writing of the party inter gated, I will sell, on she premises situated No. 2615, K street northwest, between 25th and 27th streets, in the city of Washinct QAst day of Novem public suction. sot Di i umbered ‘sixteen, . eigit inches of numbered fiftees, (15,' in ware numbered five, (5,) of the plan of the city of Ssbington. D. «° . improved by avery large three mory Butidinz. ‘erm of sale: One-third cash, and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with taterest from ai red om the property sold. 20) will tired to be paid at the time of sale. If these term: not complied with, the trastee resarves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defauiting Duirchaser. ater ox day's abit, ation. “All con: veyenc! stam @ cost of chaser. sed Psy A. SALTER. Trustes. n09 eotf Lao ¥ LATIMER & CLEARY, Anctionecrs, (Successors t) Cooper & Latimer,) Southwest corner Penusylvania ave, and llth st. CTION OF HAND MOST ABLE AND EL- SING ROOM D600 VuL- of trust tome, the aub h B. Stewart et ux..dated nuary. 4D ser end daly H. No.2). tollo 217. &:.. of iss. 12. 2 strests, on TURSDAY. the November, 1579, comimonring at 10 o'clo: the pérsonal propérty mentionsd in the schadal hexed to said deed of trast, and partially descr. as follows: IN THE PABLOB. One fire Medallion Ca: pet, Two fine Sofas, Six Chairs to match, ‘ep Chairs, richiy ornamented, atch Center Tavlos, nd one Card Table, Ove Roseword Piano, One Cover and Stool for same, Four sete fiue Satin Window G Two sets fine Lace Curta: Two largo size Mantel Mirrors, Two large size Pier Glasses, Two Faucy Divans. CHAMBEB FURNITURE Five handsome. best quality Bi ussels Uarpate, Rosewood and Walnut Bedsteads, Rosewood and Walnut Lounges, ees, Rosewood and Walnut Bureaus, marble-top. Rosewood a 3. marble-top, Four fine Wardrobes attresses, 4, Comforts, and Bot spreads, Linen Shects, Bolster and Pillow Oases, Chairs, Commodos. and Corcer Bact And in each room 8 Ik, Rep and Lace Curtains DINING BOOM. One Brossels Carpet, handsume pattern, om Table. Dining Uhai Une Sofa, two Bide One Mirror, one Mente Compiete otippl ofc Bilver plated Tea Bervics Silver plated Oastora Forks and Spoons, ‘Oue eet of fine Bilk Bep Ourtains. gre clegant Brasee ne elegant Walnu' Chairs aod Loun, to match, One Library Side 5 Que Basy Chair, ‘wo fipe Walnut Bookcases. T One fice Mi ahogany Bookcasa, mov ie ea of Select Books, including the Gentts Magazive. complete; Anuual Register, c bepienay | Review, & Three sets Silk Rep Curtai: KIT One large Bange, approv complete, Two Refrigerators. Chairs, Tables, Quecnswars, and Utensils im full sly. Ply. SERVANTS ROOMS. bey rod — Beisteads and Beddiag, Bareaas, Che a Btoves in all the chambers, Hat Rack and Hel Chairs, Oilcloth and Carpet upon the passage and stairs And at 4 o'clock p. m.,on the said 29d day of No vember, 1570, I il offer all that piece or parcel ot groand, in the esid city of Wasbiugton know: id jescribed as lot numbered nineteen (19), im = a fT at ——— : and eighty five. (25) improv y four story pressed brick front Dwelling Mouse, browa stone trimmi ings, ‘and containing sixteen comfortable roctns, situated upon the south side of K street north, between 12th and 13th sts west. ‘Terms: $1.0 0cash; balance in three, six, nins and twelve months from date, secared by a deed of trust upon the premises A}l conveyancieg and revenue stamps at the expense ot the purchaser. A deposit of $20 will be required when the house is sold. SEBEEtS HAUL, Trustee. LATIMER ¢ & CLEARY, Auct'rs Wi. L. WALL & CO., Anctioncers, New Marbie Building, Corner Pennsylvania ayeune end 9th strest. ALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE D AND FOURTH WARDS ) virtne of a deed of trust to the subscriber, Ry ring date the Sth day of August, Is)! aad july recorded in Liber Tand &, No. Lt, fol 3 &c.,.one of the laud re-orls, &c.." and the writ- ten authority and request of the holder and owner of the promissory note, now overdue and unpaid, secured by said deed, I offer forsale at public auction,on WEDNESDAY, ths 30th dav of Novem ber, commencing at 3.0 clock p m, in front of the remises (commencing with the S sperty in squire 1.) all the undivided interest of Thomas @. Hoover. (as one of the heirs of Samuel Hoover, deceased.) in ‘and to the following lots apd parts of lotsof ground Ha the city of Washingten, in the rit EN. pattern, with Faraiture iy Das num! 5a). Lots numbered two (3) and three (3 numbered four hundred and seventy. oie And part of lot numbered eleven (If), in square numbered five hundred and sixteen (516), commenc. ing for the ssia part at the southwest corner of said Jot, and running east 22 feet 4 inchs, thence north 75 feet. thence weet a 4 inches, and theuce svuth 0 15 feet to provements thereon The indebtedness secured by said deed ts $550, with interest from August 6th, 1569. 12 moat, by twoogual [ectallsaente tes pene by two equ ments tl acer giving his notes for the pe se vtiatac fi from the day of sale, the Trustee reserv. et ot 00 will be required as soon as the pro} /. WILLIAM A. QUOK, Bol? eo&ds WM. L WALL & eee: BX “arms « oveanr, . to SLatiaer IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 14rz ST! eT. SEAR MARYLAND AVENUE, (ISLAND) "| 'y virtue of @ deed of trust. cated Sey Wth. 1565. and recorded in Liber T On folio 192, & of the land Mpdington couniy. -C, 1 aball offer Lath “Gay “of Sovemmet, “io ee Piece or parcel of E in the city of Washington, D. m., all ti Fring “and bet Cre being part of Lov Known as described on the | of said city as tof Lot numbered ight, (S,)in Agunre numbered Two Hanioed eet Sixty-seven, (357-) Beginning at the wouthwest a perot said part of lot, and runni: then-e on the iT of ith street west twelve feet Sand six finch | thence east ity four feet, (84:) thence « ' twelve (12) fest and «ix 6) inches. thence wea: > boty. four feet to the place of beginning, together the improvement hereon, which consists of a neat | Frame Buildi Terms One half cash, Balance fn six and s; motes bearing interest. and secured Stamps at tne cost 3 the purchases. Se aows = Bs Te iw down —_— BP CALuan troses” no$éohds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct'r SALE IS POSTPONED UN ember 28th, ISTO,sam= fons Aut B REN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BB SoS SES) sbutuenet corner ot Tab and D'atreen, CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es. TATE UN Tie STREET HOAD DAaBY STREET. OPPOSITE PA By virtue of & decree of the the District of Columbia, holding an equity ourt, in cause No. 159, wherein George E an is complainant and Nicholas Lochbohler et al. are defendants, the mi |, oe Trustee. to sell, on the premises. on MONDAT. 2 arcel of Ground situate in the county of Washing, ‘parce! wit in the county ashing ton, in the District of Columbia, being part of = tract of lard known as Mount Pleasants, aud. de scribed in acertain plat id of Mount Plessants Fecorded in Liber 3. fol 3A, one of the ttre Pace’ ot aan at Panes a Pare or of s large Rol eoSwhds | GEEEN & WILLTA) BEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, B* by ma TL my Corner 7th and D streets TRUSTRE SALE OF SM HOUSE AND LOT FRON TING © UTH. BEXWEEN CANAL # STREETS CTION- Typ virtue cla dsed of trast. dated 20th day of January, A. D. 1869. aud duly recorded in Liber T. and BR, No. $.tolio 21, one of the lacd records for Washington county, in the Distri of Columbia, E shail se 1. on the pretuis-s. DAY, the 13th day of Febroary, AD. 0 3 o'clock p.m, eli that certain piece or parcel of GFouEd Hluate, lyioz and bein be said city of anbington, and described as towit: The B2e | “! PP} | Pott apper and most eastern twenty five (25)feet of lot four. (4.) by the depth thereof, in a numbered eight hun dred and eighty -two, 582.) as tail down on the plan or plat of said city, with the improvements. Terme: One-third cash; balance iv 6 and 12 months for notes bearing interest and secured by © deed of trust on the pr:mises. All conreyanciog and reve- poy egg a ag Ay ye ag onthe day of sale = shied 4 the day of sale the trus- tee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by adver Lising thre times ix “some newspaper published im aBingtorc Washington (OY GR ORGE R. BUFF, Trustes. pel lawads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acc eo oe EY H. BURNS & CO., 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 306 NINTH STREET, WAVE IN store ALL OF THE LATEST AND MOST APPROYV: STYLES OF BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, anD SLIPPERS, ror LADIES’, GENTLEMEN'S, MISSES’ AND CHIL- DBENS WEAR, All of which have been gotten up with « great deal of care and attention, AND THIBK WE CAN PLEASK THB TASTE OF THE MOST FASTIDIOUS IN STYLE, MATERIAL, AND PRICES, 7 A QALL FROM THE PUBLIC GENE- BALLY I8 SOLICITED. oc Bly PABIS KID GLOVES, LLER'S, 710 Market Space, At $1.00 por pair, at 8.8 oc3l Im Et AND ALL OTHER KIND OF JEWELBY, At $1.00 por set. at 8. HELLEB's, 745 Marvet Space. (oc31-Im ABLOB HEATERS. The Philad SUNNYSIDE took the first remin the Baltimore Lnstitate, over all compe- ition, November, 1569 Call and examine this Stov: aud all the Baltimore Stores, Bibb, Bexton and ‘oods, at Bhow Booms ” HAMILTON & A Batldiae, Sth and D strests. Ts CELEBRATED MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER. THE MOST LASTING, AGREEABLE and RB- FRESHING OF ALL PERFUMES, for ase on the Handkerchief, at the Toilet, and im the Bath. For sale by all Draggistaand Perfumers, eef-m.w.f.ly New Styles ef Goods OPENED THIS DAY. BUSINESS SUITS..............913 0 630 GOOD ALL WOOL BUITS........------G13 BOYS’ SUITS.....66, 67.88, G9, end G10 soe sors’ SUITS, Bors’ BOYs' SUITS. 4 BUSINESS SUITS. pussssurre, 7? pans anp vast. DRRss SUITS. _ PANTS AMD VEST. DERBY SACKS. PRINCE ALBERT. yi ; Srtclee gr. NICHOLAS. i Oustom Work. OLEEE Serie, CABOME, end got up im FIRST SE LEERRISEIER mca RAarY’s. } G.”. 1° eatablishment, 920 Scott Beuare,) having recently tthe market affords. sth street Now, i now for the a ited. for th . on the Reropean plan, with the, ber | E HAMILTON HOUSE, | Corner 14th and K sis., (Franklin Syware,) ~ baring been enlarged end refitte! daring the past summer ie now open for t foe BOOMS, acd any in thecity. - DENTISTRY. Wa"izeres DENTAL PLACE, Single Upper et lower Partial ects, from . Te Extract ar naa OY the aoe of pure gaa... PRATT, Grad Near Mth street. puacucserrs AVERVR, c=] jower sets Teeth Leave * ewe and Leave daily. . m..9:0 and 7 = modation train. tick. Teen LINE BETWE PHILADE! 1a An Wass TON ron oe be cy iP hse 6:45 and 0:86.08. jets to the Waest be bad at Station ‘Licket Office at all hours In York. Philadel Ff a. 8 KOONTZ, Gent Agts Washington. jote Ait TOs NoToN, June &, 1570—mo0e. Trains between WASHING Te ron or eee YORE 7 FOR NEW YORK, without oe asset (except Pt 7 ees t Leave and 6:40 p. ON SUNDAT Leave for New York at ¥:00 p. m. ory Cars tor New tickets to Phi had at the > m 1B PHILADELPBL dail, pdt rie pe 1946 and Philada- ‘ork on ® p.m. train only, wicks Mo Yous, of ‘tation et ell boars can be of the . “ps Bl oe oustaricseere Master Bapolis, end the Transportetion. C= warn = aPPEReACcE- 4ND WE ALL NEED THE PROTROTION OF ARM GAEMEN fs, But tender childhood has tte first claim upos us, therefore I have provided for the little ones a better Sssortment than ever I bad before, and would respectftlly call the attention of the Ladies to mg Deautiful and large variety of — Obtidren’s extra long Fancy WOUL HOSE. tCABLET and BLUE HOSE, “ WHITE MERINO SOCKS a4 HOSE. OUTTON, extra long, and Obildren's Hand Knuit Sa: be ecm OM LBe- GINS, BOOTS, MITTS, leo, INFANTS BINS. RUB: USHES and COMBS, SAFETY B CLOTH, in jard: PUFFS and BOXES, B. #70 es or by the SKETS, dc. Ladies’ and Gent's all wool WHITE BODE Bi SCABFS, long an@@hort, from Bc ap. on made BREAKFAST SHAWLS ana Ladies’ VESTS, from @1 ap. Misses’ and Boys’ VESTS, in all wires 4 full assortment of TOILET ARTICLES, perhaps largest one place. the kept in SapercEEp LINEN HANDKEROHIBFs, ome all LINEN BANDKEBCHIEFS, trom - op. Ladies’ real MOROUOO SATCBELS, from TRAVELING. MARKET. ~~ other BASKETS, direct from ts LUSOn , WORK. the SMB SOIDERED SLIPPERS and CUSHIONS. Fine ANGOBA WOUL. CBOCHET and KNITTING 1,000 NEW PATTERNS FOR EMBBOIDERY. ISPS Taare ares B SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Berween PENNs¥LvaNia AVENUE aNDD Stacey. FABOY GOO! ‘st the GREA’ By No. 743. ¥ THE PRESIDENT OF STATES. Tn pursuance of ident of the United te of Ameri clare aod make Knows that a PUB! at the andermentioned be held hh STATE OF MINNESOTA, ater de ¥ ‘mentioned tow Unived States within railroad from St. Pi ect, as required by law, to and fifty cents per sore, vir : A PROCLAMATION law. 1, 0: > Unrest. THE UNITED cm, land off NORTH OF BASE LINE AND Wes’ FOURTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIaNw OP Townsbips 44 and 45, 1. Towxebips 41, 42, 43.44 and 4, of range 18 a ips 35.39. 40. 41, 42. 45.44 yt, "Townsbipe 31,2, 38, $4, 35,8, 37,38, 99,40, 41, 42, «8 Tow: a ube lands Bi, 82, 33, 34,35, 35, 37,38, 99, pe WO, SL, 2, 33 34, $5, 35, 37, 38, and of the same time and all the In the even sumbored ont Jatige ions outside: ofthe aforesaid limit cf ten miles, and within the und- rmentioned townships, subject to the minimom price of one dollar aud twenty viz: finest 7 and 7 octave PIANOS,