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RrJ. @. MCGUIRE = CO.. Au.uonssrs.
CHANCERI SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
6SUs! AND BUslGE6S STAND on PENN

6YLyAhIA AVHNUR
By virtue Of . decree Of the late Circuit Court,
sst Csmpbells heirs, &c the undersig ned viii
sell at public auction, on the premises On TUBS
DAY, the 18th day of November A. d, 1885, The
western one-third Part of Lot No. g. In Square No.
Isl, fronting ls feet hes, or theresbcuts, on
III feet to 20 foot alley, with the improyemsnu
The property is . few doors east of the Nation Al
Hotel, being No. 396 Pennsylvania svenue, and
10 one OF the most valuable business Glands the
city having Q large stors-f room and three story
dwelling house, with large hsck bn iding, and has
been used Tor many years - . business place. a
Terms ofsale One fourth cash and tho residue
in three equal payments. at six, twelve. and
eights en- months. nth Interest from day Of sale,
secure By the bonds OF tbs purc with suretv
or suIsties approved by the frnstes. II the terms
are not compiled With n FIVE days; the premises
chaser. after one weeks notice In the national
Intelligence. 80 - 7. - -
Conyeysnoing and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser. Nm X. WOODWARD, Trustes 81,
oe ~ eotd JAS. C MCaCIRE "a Co Incts =
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ORPHANS, COURT, October lsth lses.-Dr.-
~ IRici OF OoLunsIA, WAsHIssroN CousyI
To wu:-In the case Of MAtiltaC Roberts, sdminis-
OF the Orphans Court Of wsshinston County
Us Is: n. the s S
ceased. and of the assets in hand ~ far a. the
when and where all The credtors and heirs Of aid
deceased are notified TO attend, with their
claims properly youched, or they may otherwise
published once week Tor three weeks In tho Eve
ming Star previous to the said day.
o,.o,.v.x. rsss-zC RoBBiMs,
U,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .ub.ort
W Ashingtob County, in the District OF Columbia,
letters o. on the personal estate Of
vii lam q farkhurst, late of Mobilization d c.,
said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same. With the vouchers thereof % ssbse riber
on OF before the 10th day Of October next; they
nay Otherwise By lsw be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this 18th day Of october.
1866. sAkAH L. PsRkHuRsr,
Tbs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the Sub:
Of WAsbjngtop County In the District of Cslsm-
bia, letters Of admiuisuA,ion on the persona es-
d.es.. surPem % o.s,ss a s,.,n:
agsipst ssid deceased: are herety wsrusd 10
exhibit the same. with the here thereof, to the
sSserss,. on or ss,sTs ne x "a, % ssSssTssr
Given under ny hsne this ed q ~ Of e.P,enba<.
! Sc ss-iswsw. - Asniaistr.tor.
PiSs5SSs s:s = "a issS saasss,: e y
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A CHILD OFFERED FOR SALE.-At Montreal
an old Scotchman has been arrested because
he offered for sale at Bonsecours market a little
girl SIX years old. He says she ia his grand.
offered her for 800. The child was sent to the
St. Andrews Home
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u IOHAOND, FREDERIOKsBURo AND p,
II TOMAO RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELLSRs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, teunaay q, n sxcspted.)

3, The s!ickeet and most dfreot route T. Richmond.
;.s.n:r. rom si.ts ss e Var EezN
MAshington, to Aluis Creek and
Hea1ood, Frederieesberg and Potomac Railroad,
noe9 Connecting thety With trains the Rich.
mond and fstsfsbsfg md Rio6mend and DenviUe
keNeoedc, Tor Retersbufgt weldon, Wilmington,
Rs!sssh, erssnssore'. sslisbsry. charlotte and
Steamer Report and vandsrbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY No forming excepted) 81
SO .. m. and ,. m, Aad arrive in Richmon1 Al
IHk0UaH 10 RICHMOND III SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Aiiss Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker than
~ r.. any Other koute. -.... 80
Be sure end get Throash Tickets via Asuis
CCresk end nredertoksb1r9, 70 Richmond, ct the
stsset, g % hoard Of the boats. Baggage checked
through 80 80 -I.71T
Omnibasses asd Baggage Wagons viii b in
readiness 70 convey passenge ~ and baggage be.
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers By this lire pass By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have % Opportunity d VISITING
several battle fields near Iredertcksburs by STOP.
ping ct that point. -. - : q =,
Bleskfest ana SUP on bosrd Of gteensr..
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, Ws.h ARton.
apSY 0onefaf PASSENGER Agent.
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RY W: L. WALL CO., Auction GERS.
TRUSsTEfs SALI0E VALUABLE BUILD

By virtue OF . deed Of trust to the subscriber.
shall offer for sale at public auction on TIES
DAY; the 1.h d, q October, 1885, st4 O'Clock p
In ireIt OF The premises, Lot No Of the sub.
No 4ss. Of the plan Of the city Of Wsshing ton
This property 10 situated on Virginia avenue,
thriving section Of the dty.
and eiehteen n.ntts the wing his notes
ter the deferred Dayments ssttsfactorls end "a
ana oeerink interest from the day Of safe. A deed
and stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
IL the terms Of sale are not complied With within
the right to resel the said property, at the risk
aud coat OF the defaultipg purchaser, on living
three days NOTICE in the Evening Star
o THOMAS =. LLOYD, Trustee.
ooS eoxds ". l.. WALL 4 co.. Auct.
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1EsRs4 sH2S! g .ssEAEa'i...
.a... TR1EsEMAR,

Il R0TEO!ED BY Roy AL LETTERS PAT
snt OF England. and secured BY the ssais Of the
College Of Medicine, Viensa.
Trissemsr No: L Is the effectual remedy for Re-
lsxnnon. epermathorrhoea, aud Exhaustion q
the System Triesemsr No. 2 has entirely sspef-
ssded the pSus cons use Of Gepavfs, Cubsbs, DO.
Impurities and Secondary Symptoms, thus obvi.
INGREDIENTS. : = : - 80 =, - =
Each preparation is in the form OF a most agree.
able Lozepee1s Secured frem the effects Of cli-
mate and change Of atmosphere, In tin cases, At
IS each. or four es csses one for o.. aad in ~
CO ees TINS saving 90 Diyided in Sepsrote doses
= ssninistsfsd BY vslpeau, ssilansadA, Boux,
,,Whqiss.ls End rsssiI by Or HARROW, Ne. ls4
TO Be h.d also q s, d. FORD. No. aso Psna's
ayesRs, sssnss DthSe 4kI -aIss s-y !
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LOB THE HASTEN SHORE

E'VK THE EASTkRN SHORE.
w 1hs s,sSrss stsqnc9 and oSn@odi0a' Steamer
No. 10 Light street wharf. be
tween Bsrre and Lee streets,l Baltimore. every
6x5F9RP, cL6kAfs P6tNT, R vi lois
WH5KE; .sa ILoyR's IzNpl% Ss DfoNDS
keturnfng from THE SHORE" she Leaves
Lloyds Landing q: I p. m, Cambridge at 4. 30 p.
u. and xaston Point at 8 D. m !, touching at the
and Fridays -
She has hne state-rooms, and ell other passenger
accommodations. equal to those of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. se 5-tf
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&C "a eokds GREEE q Wilkins. Hn utss.
Rf hAGLE CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUG.

On TUESDAY October 80, 1854. on the premises,
AZ ga o'ceek m, Lot No. Is, In square Il6 SIT
uated on street north, bet Geen 18th and aOth
streets This lot 10 50 feet front running back l0i
iset to 30 foot alley The property is stu ated in
10 two-ttery Frame Buildings, which will be sold
with or without the sround
Terms One third cash; residue In 4 and
months, secured By deed Of truet $50 down
stamps and convey sncing st cest of purchaser
oc "a eo6Ss Chron NAGLE A. Co Aucts
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6Itis SAID that the expensiture

- 1t rs said that the expenditure oftwo dol
lars and half would probably have sa we'd the
Evenings and the lives OF Aer passengers.
the assertion being based ON the theory that
the sheave in which the rudder chain worked
was cheap one, not guarded with iron ana
that therefore the chain slipped out and the
vessel became unmanageable
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NLw hi'Ah LINE.
The nne Steamer wAWAsSRfT will leave 5th
street Eharf, Washington, every
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY GORU- RANN
INGS =
at Q clock, and Alexandria ct O'Clock. fer or n
HUMAN Returning leave Currfoman at q iolk
q n on SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY,. stoppine
~ al landings going and returning Passage.
meals and freight at lowest possible rates fo.s
freight or passage apply on board or to ''
JOHN vAH RISWICK,
zen Sup { Potomac Ferry COMPANY
oc lZ-Im seventh street Wharf
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioueer..

By virtue Of . deed Of trust to me from Henry
De Gariel and wife, dated March Is 1886 and
recorded In Liber &. n. H., No 10, page "a ct
SEQ land records for Washington County, B. q
will ell, upon the premises, BY public auction to
the highest bidder. at O'Clock p m ,on WEDNtS.
DAY. the slst day, of October, 1885, the following
described real estate, situste in Washington
County and District OF Columbia, to Wit Ali that
certain tract or parcel Of land, being . part O! q
tract called Long Meadows," aud BOUNDED a.
fellows: Beginning for the same and bounded by
the Eastern Branch of the Potomac river on the
east; on the south by the lands of Henry Douglass
on the north by the lands Of Alexander b. Aber.
erombie; aud on the west By the lands of VIVA. W !.
ninety six acres more or less Also, all that other
part Of :" Long Aesdowsn bounded as follows :
beginning for the same at the corner Of the land
formerly owned by John A. Bertrof and the lard
OF Henry Douglass, on main public road leadfnR
east from the third boundary stone Of ashi ptO0
city, ID. c.. TO the Eastern Branch; thence west
and with said road COZ twenty feet; thence north
and parallel with the boundary between said Doug
lass and BertrOis land TO the rear line of Bertrof
land; thence east TO the taid piece of land first
above described; thence south to and with the
corner end rest boundary line and the line of said
henry DoueiAsss land, 70 the beginning; BON the
following terms and conditions, to wit -
Terms. One third cash; balance In six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest from day OF ssle
and secured By . deed OF trust on the premises
the purchaser. elOo viii be required Down When
the property 10 knocked of FI'-I
HENRY o. HOOD. Trustee.
SET h&S,td GREEH WiLLIAHS Austs.
RY HAoLE 4 CO., Aaenonsses..
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X NAGLE q Co., AuCtiOneers.
TSo-sTekY BRICK DWELLING AT AUG.

Eth street, between and L street. at O clock D.
M: Lot No: y in subdivtsiOn Of Square No. 1874,
with TIE improvements thereon. consisting Of
two-story Brick House, containing four rooms and
attic, with outtuildngs. The house 10 IL feet
alley.
Terms, Ore half cssh; balance in eight months.
paid 81 time Of sale. Stamps and csnvey apcine At
cost eff purchaser.
&C "a eokds lChron.l NA0LE CO., Aucts
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DOTOMAV TRANSPORTATION LINZ
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The kseep.s ExPREss, ospt. =. A. RYrHnR,
s1andris at .. LIVERY SAT. EnASN
LIB SRDAf S Tor GIyT%SSn rent Bud : Ferry!
storss, Matthias Point, Chapel Point Piov!Sany
Wharf, Laneasters Wharf; stones Wharf. Our.
F ptn bay By, IsavsllS Wharf, aazell's Wharf,
more 81 Q. N on Sunday A'''
49,. J.B. BREAE 2 BIO Agents.
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ap Sly
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMRH
" l1-- .g AND 80.
- LYIN0-IN ASYLUM,

u 49, AND =
~ LYIN0-IN ASYLUM,
fourteenth street (eircle, ) corner of n street
Washington, d. o. =
This Insti tuition he's been established for the "a
ception Of patients who may be suffering from dis.
eases peculiar to their sex. and for the admission
Of sueh ie%ass g may require the comforts Of the
The building 50 situated in the most healthy Dor
ton of the District, surrounded by its own
grounds. Cars pass the door every five minutes.
Terms ofadn ission From % to el0 per week :.
in accordsnce with the room required. pay able in
ical and Surgical attendance.
10 aaaa AErRsdaqe dMyL - ssgTLAEr.H rs5,-.
II THOMPSON, n b. ! I1rs "a il
first p hstEssp 3ea snd s1,;s
JOS RAkNks, n. D., ssrsson General.
Jos JOS. RiLEY, M B., Georgetown. r. e' p
THOS; MILLER u. d IF street, Washington.
" PJoHNsfGN. NJ. b ,MasSinston.. 'shu''
GRAFTON TYLER, n. D., GEORGETOWN,
HOWARD, n. D., F street.
Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos.
Ittal tof which there are 80 can be obtained Of
the Surgeon IN chief at this ONCE "a street or
of any OF the Medical staff, and OF the Reys Drs.
Hal, Gurley, Gillette. and Ooombs. =
Wives and widows Of soldiers desiring sdmissisn
will apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Psiisnts living at distance whe desire to oeue
this Institution for treatment can secure private
Tooms by applying BY letter 20 the matron Of the
HOSPITAL. A. p. GILLETTE, d D., FL
an 1Seo1yr -s-t President.
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DROPoeALs FOR Bulldog A LARGE
eCHU ARSENAL, PHILADELPHIA,
Q.snSwsste, ee..rers Qees.l

Waskissfo1, D. C.. October 9, lso'
Plans OF the above building may be seen at the
Quarttrmaster Generals Once, HAshi ugton; az
the ONCE Of brevet Brig. Gen @. H Crossn,an
Assistant Qusrtermaster General, Phflxdel phia
e the once Of John Macarthur, yr., Architsct
Philadelphia; and at the ofice Of Breyet MAJOR
Gen. 3, Van Nliet Quartermaster. New York
Specifications win be printed immed istely and
deposited at theee several places
&c aled posas for the erection Of the buildiug
including ali work aud nstertsl, are invited aud
will be received until the 18th qf October, inst.
at noon, at the ONCE of Brevet Brig. Gen. @. 81
Cro.snan: Assistant Quarternaster General,
Phflsdelpbis, where they will be opened In the
presence of such bidders as choose 70 be present,
The cost OF the whole work complete, and the
time at which II will be finished. shoeld be stated
In the proposals, which should be secsmp led bv
the guaranty of two responsible persons, in the
amount OF ten thousand dollars, that the bidder
secrrity, within ten days after being notifed OF
the same. q. METGs,
Quartermaster @ m srsl,
oc ll-t8 Brsxet Major GENERAL.
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RAILROAD LINES,
vTHROISH LINE BETWEEN WARRINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
; &AH 10

TBR99EyH LINZ sErwsEN WASHINGTON
| Avn W
Train. AID NM NJ. aol <. ar.
'1 roR II NV = SRK es.us. ., cars.
Leave DAILY Except Sunday at 7:D .. N and
,T6R NEW YORK, changing car. At Phiisael.
Leave daily teaeep. Sunday, at n:,s =. n and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Le .n% csiy asscs sundayls $50 and NIB q.
Oh On s1SDAY $50.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia as $50 ,.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 ,. m. train
Bo.iea Gao be bad s the t.tisn once :, Iii 6ocIs
ssa I: sSs sins s m.
sysnns. between 6sh and e 3 streets.
o s.: e: SS
soSI a s::: 4ss:s 2s.ss
~ . enc. 8. KooSrz. Agent. WISHING. ton.
BALrlz0zE ASP 9a1S Ha.L JV5s ,,s
&As
!s' 1sD 4Hi e xE
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct Too, 80, and
1llo Q. m, and 2:45, and 80. aud 500 .. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, st TOO .. m, and
FOE GAY STATIONS SOUTH or ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION. -
Leave at s:lb and 200 . n, and at 2:4s and As
Pm.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at1oo and 50 :. m, and 40 ,. m. No
Usfns to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR ALTIAORE.
Leave atty z; M, and 2:N and 8 90 .. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave q 80 a. m, and 2:l5 and 8 % p. m.
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
10 Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7sO q. m, and
On Sunday st 500 p m. only. connecting at Relay
Stanon With trains from Baltimore TO wheeling,
THROUGH TiCKIrs to the West can be hsd at
the ashineton Station Ticket Once at all hours
In the day. well at the once of the Bank
srs And BIT Brokers. TELEGRAPH Line. s4s Penn.
sdvertisement Of Through Line -
w. =. SMITH Master of Transportation.
m. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
oc 80 II GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washfns ton.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AND
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PRICES CUBREar FURNISHED WEEKLY
JOHN 3. ELvANs 4 o.,


su le-Sm Washingtoa. p. q
EYHN'S BRITISH CONsULB HAND BOOK,
! volume; London. Menseh.msIael Prac.
Reglements Consulaires des lfets Aaridnss,
volume; Leipsic De Clerca, ct De vallAt: Guide
Prscti9ue des Oon.ulats, / volune; Paris. No.
reuil-eanuel des Agents ConsalaiEes, volume;
P.ris. Moreuii.pictionn.ire des ChsneeIlsriss
piplomatiQues ct Consulafrea. 4 volumes: Paris,
De Cussy- Dictionnairs do Diplomat Of du Consui,
volume; Leipsic. Hcnshaw-Manaal for United
States Oonsuls, i volu ne; New York, TIE United
States Consular 81 stem and Manual for Consuis,
Manual and Practical Gside, volume; London,
De Martens-Preeis dee drois ct des foncf1 ms dee
Atents pipiomatiaues .. ConsIlaires, volumes;
same subject; on Maritime Law; on the Lave OF
War md Commerce and en- ether ,br snches Of
Diplomacy And Intern q tionAl Law, I'm ported from
Europe by IRANCK TAYLOR. s.
IHOR MON. RETDNTI0U Oh MOONTIURNOl
II Of urine. irritation, tnaamnasten or ulocrotio1
q the blsddsr IS q &c Irostrsss
Erick dust deposit, end al dieeasse 81 Tie BLADDER
kf3bNyk audi epelatcAl leNellinRs, a. IIL.Is
1Obfp ~ ED nxrRAof DU6aU. Soo
CEyEkAL yEW sIILIs OF nAs0H D
received, which VeAdel leAkfactsry prices
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POPULATION IN FRASCE.-A Paris letter 10
The i ondon Times con aias the following;
The attention of teveral French writers has
lately been turned TO the subject Of population
In France. In the circular Of the 10Th of Sep
temher, IL is said that while in the old conn
tries of the European continent the popula-
ton increases but slowly, Russia and the
United States, h. fore a century is over, NAV
each number 100 millions OF inhabitants An
increase az This rate would quickly overpeo-
pie France, and compel her superb mons popu-
lafiop 10 emigrate, but still there is room in
this country for more people than il contains
The investigations of political economics have
shown France to be one Of the European coun-
tr1es in which the increase IL the slowest
Wen-known writer on such subjects. Mr.
Horn. lately elueidated the topic by figures,
showing the following TO he the annual aug
ments: In the Kingdom of Saxsnv, $500: in
England alone. IA, 100; in Prussia, b. go; in tn
nifrd Kingdom, II Geo. in Denmark, n, 100; in
Holland, SOC; in France, 4el0O. So that the IN
crease IN Fance Is only 2-7ths to I'D OF what
1t IL In Great Britain and Germany. tits,
moreover, stated that the excess of bIrths over
deaths in France is only III per cent, while for
Europe in general the average is from 40 TO As
Per cent
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THE EVENING STAR.
Cam nercIal-


Prom the Baltimore Americans review of
markets In that city for the past week we
quite
ira were advanced so cents per barrel early in
the veeh, and other descriptions have since
e~sR held fullv IS cents higher. With the ex-
eepton Of north western -four, which has been
coming forward more freely. Inspections con-
tInue very moderate, and good brands Of no w.
ard street and Ohio -four are very scarce The
mills DAMAGED by the free het In this state have
not teen able 10 resume operations, but re-
esipis are looked for next week. Sales re-
ported comprise 500 barrels City Mills super,
taken for export, at eii.5o; 80 barrels do. do.
AT slI.55; 80 barrels Howard street do, in lots,
At sll 75aSl2j LOO barrels north w estern do AZ
sic g a9ll 50, 1900 barrels rthwestern ex-
ira at sl25taS 1875, only very choice command
ing the top price: 100 barrels winter wheat
western at Si3 50; small lots of Howard street
extra al Sl4asit-5c. and 500 barrels New York
State At SI2 50aS L. IS per barrel
Grain-Our market has been very lightly
firm At higher prices. Oats have come for
ward more freely, but with an active demand
have ruled firm. Very little rye has been re.
ceiyed, and no sales are reported.
PYovisions-Bacon continues in a very good
demand both for home consumption and TO
nil Southern orders and has ruled nrm re-
ceiPts from the West being very light and the
stock much reduced Lard has been inactive
and quite heavy. Bulk Meat is scarce and
steady Barreled Pork is higher, but in The
absence OF all speculative demand the market
II unsettled.
Suears-A fair inquiry has prevailed during
he past week for both grocery and refining
descriptions, and prices have been maintained
under the decline in the gold premium, stocks
being much reduced and importations light,
sales comprised lG3 hhds grocery Cuba al TX
ceprs, 50 hhds- do at ~ y cents, 9 boxes Cuba
at 11al24 cents, 12s hhds. Aolasses do at IOs
cents. and 200 hhds. do. at 101 cents, all taken
for refining, at months.
Whisky-The demand has been yery mode
rate for this article, and the market heavy.
Sales included 100 bbls. city and so bbs free
Western at s2IO, and small lots of bonded
Western at g. a. To-day no sales transpired.
Market dropping.
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1aeie o. Win givs their DsssoaAl s4tsns1oa %
me sale Of Real B"tate and Household srnlturV ~
the re.denos Of antilles DECLINING ho1SskeeDin0.
Also, = the sa.e9 Of stocks 81 0roCsrie0 and 10.
enandise q svsry lsscngt1on. Horsss, Carriages.
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q fffhea $50 -rHt noa fsartt arf -saf ai.7s
sti-r gbs 20 ga3sa sn .bsfiEFi "a asl.Hs = DO y
= sG-ELs5 81 .CelA EaHtr Ef.F sua re- tsFa
III - .Ulotgirsssk "a te { IyCL TaI
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4. -.fF. EW.frre-s 4 y
$50 &ts S' - 80" ,faai gstAe ass
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IohACCO AN ANTIDoTR FOR RATsBANR-
Rev. T.. Stephenson, living near Mill Creek
Church, IN the vicinity of Glencliff Station. on
the Nashville and CHATTANOOGA railroad and
NE whole family were accidentally poisoned
Thursday night. 1t appears that Mr. Stephen.
son mad procured some arsenic for the purpose
OF Killing rats, and this poison had been placed
upon shelf where, afterward, some baking
powders were laid. Mrs. Stephenson made
the mistake, putting some of the noxious drug
into biscuits, which she baked, and of which
the family partOok. Almost immediately upon
rlslng from the supper table Mr.. - was taken
win vomiting, and very soon his wik, the
chlldren, and come colored persons living at
the house were taken violently i'll. Suspecting
the cause, an examination showed the true
state of the case Not being able to procure
Inedicai attendance Immediately. Mr.. Stephen
son swallowed piece of tobacco himself and
induced the others TO do the same. Aphysician
" as called In as soon as possible, and assured
Inc parties that the tobacco had undoubtedly
acted as an antioote. All OF the parties bid fair
10 recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

SA maniac unpereeived jumped upon q
locomotive and started il out Of Chicago at
tremendous speed. The brakeman and fire.
man were awoke to find themselves dashing
along at fearful rate, and it was not until
they knocked the maniac senseIess with q
sledge hammer that they were able to reverse
and return the en- CINE to the depot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

REsreNATIoN.--A lady elegantly dressed in
the "habliments of woe" was met in the street
few days ago by an acQuaiut ance who ven
tured TO remark upon her being in mourning.
"Ye-e-s,' said the bereayed one mournfullv.
taking a few steps to trail her Dress and look.
ing over her shoulder at the effect thereof
"1've just lost my mother-don't You think
this is sweet veil! Such deep henri Such
reslgnaIion IN atfiiction 10 touching