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The Portland daily press., 1870-08-18
FOX, SALE

NHEAP for Cash! Lot OF Land, Store and House
OthereOn, in Cape Elizabeth (KDightville).
Call at the premisef and inquire OF
mar2dtf b. CUMMINGS, :
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Wanted

a experienced Boot and Shoe Maker. Apr ly to the
Asnbscriber, No. 999 Water Street nearly opposite
St; ratrick's Hotel. r. A. DONNE,L.
Bath, August II, 1870. augi5d1w
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Il SITUATION as Book keeper, or Correspondent
"A by young man OF experience. Can furnish
the best OF reference as to character capablity &c.
willing 10 work cheap. Address, box 221O, Port
land p. q. auc9s1w
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Girl Wanted.
Wanted Immed;ateIvi

Xxi. at 334 Congress It. One who is a CONNIE
n tent cook and capable of doing ali krJs ho,,so
"oiN' Nohe otner need apply. au16tf
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WANTED.

hAL t~t at !.
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Brick House for Sale.

80 two and one-half story brick dwelling
E;;; house in the western part OF the city, on the
ksA. line OF the street cars, thoroughly finished,
and IN goof repair lighted with gas throughout,
dance of hard and soft water. The lot contains
nearly 1000 feet 1t the purchaser desires it, large
part OF the price may remain ,or term Of years on
mortgage. Apply to w. II. JEkRlS,
ap10dtt CallOOn Block, next East OF CITY Hall.
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W ANTED.-A LADY in every Town in the
w Slate Of Maine to canvass tor new Medical
Work entitled ssWcman and her THIRTY Years
woman in the Country. Address, H. A. McKEN-
NEY s CO., Elm ST., Portland, Me.
jun20d&w3m
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Farm for Sale.
Offered at great bargain; the
A|IsA Lamb Homestead farm in West
ESf4kkskS brook. thiee and half miles from
"a f9,1Anl4A Portland on the road to Saccarappa.
..171 Said excellent farm consists OF
aoouS seventy live acres conyiently divided into
moving, pasture and wood land; has good well OF
has also valuable orchard of 15O Young trees in
gO0d bearing condition. Another valuable source OF
he'd the only ole in TIE vicinity and one from which
the town bnys largely. Situated near Portland,
upon the main road from the country to the city
this farm offers inducements such lew others can
offer to any one desiring farm either for profit or
enjoyment. For particulars icguire Ct
q. 81 L. z. WARREN,
mr16d&wu Saccarappa.
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For Sale or Lease.
LOT OF land on Cross street. Enquire Of Edward
"A Howe No "a Dantorth street, or of d. j. Libby,
No. LAG Middle street. may14dtt
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DOSTER PRINTING, OF ali hInd, do,. -, A..
L ht patch ata Pres OBcs. 1oa' WIN W.
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Girls Wanted,
BOarders Wanted

NENIEEL accommodations for a Gentleman and
" wife, pheasant parlor chambe RI and a few snal
gentlemen may be had ii applied Ior soon at No. 5
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For Sale!

IN Cape Elizabeth. Knightvilie, lot of land with
L Store and Housett ~ on. Cali at the premise
and inquire
apr1St r. CUMMINGS
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m. T.. CHURCH SOITH.
Me ling OF the Washington District
Conference.

The conference OF the We, b'ngt5n district a..
the NJ. L. Church South ress embed at the
NCdEt Vernon Place Church yesterday a. ter-
EcCn az ,yo O'Clock, ard reports fI1m crcritS
and stat Ons icing in order. reI orts we're rrade
DIV Few. "A. K. MF-tln lOr Loudon circuit MT
watson Tor burg. l.. X. Smith Tor Fed
t--Cfsbrrs, Rev. MIR. Herry tOr FauduieF and
Rev Nil HaTmoDd Ior Fshiax. Rev SIR
Berry offered a colut on, which was adopted
'9nmeDO'rg tie architecture era the conve-
nient Engagements of the Mount V.Trun Place
t1urch. ara recommending the comm ttee ap-
iOin-l ly TIE late General Conference "a d. e
I3-e work or church srchitsc,rre to take
sltcial roe OF this church in the reFaration
q the work.
In The evening. Re. T.. X. Smith OF Fred-
trlcksbUrg, Preached TO a very laT &c aud. enoe.
THIRD DAY.
hls morning the conference reasse .rblcd at
- OClock- ard was opened " ith devotional exer-
s-S6s conducted By Rev. W. V. Tudor REPORTS
ire a. circuits and stations were resumed and
ADDITIONAL rrrcTts were mode from Fairfax a.
also Telrfts from .pce William and Stafford.
Ihe hour Of IL having an ed, the conference
ITOceede d TO elect delegates to The annual con-
iesf nee 70 lie held at salem, Va, On Tie s.h Of
March next. and Pfier ballotiDg the following
were e'Ccstd: III. +. Zimmerman OF Washing
Ton; X. l.. NEWT. OF FAIRFAX; K. l.. Wood Of
4leTaI dTia; s. ". Dept, OF Charles The fol-
living were elsC;cd altsrnates: j. " Barker,
EssEirgtoPj i. Is. Berry, Frederic Ks burg; y.
W. ;. hough, Leesturg, AMI Benoni Wheat, OF
AleNantril.
Rev. Z. -. Dannslly, agent Of Mount Vernon
Church addressed the conference, stating that
lie lad since March last visited Texas DelaS -. e,
Iowa, Maryland, Kentucky, and Tennessee, in
Tie interests Of this church, meeting everywhere
hind reception. He had received in cash
- go, and Subscriptions TO he amount OF ever
>Nt,O.
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GEORGETOWN.

ATTEMPT ST RoBBBRY.-Th's morning MI James
High street when about to open his establishment,
Uncovered Two OF the parels Of front window cut
ols ard Immediately supposed thas his store had
been robbed during the night He was agreeabIy
surprised though to ind nothing missing and 1t is
before accomplishing their purposes.
OvR MAIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 made by our
mails are delivered, as they claim that With the
M il arriving about M, they ought 10 be a6le TO
get the same before ga O'Clock, as At present
DRovER's REsT.-Tbe sales day at the Rest has
been thanged from Thursday to Friday, 30 that
hereafter all the sales will be carried Friday
Five hundred head Of cattle sold q per Id
lbs gross. an she.p snd lambs at 49, each NJ
cows and calves efie ring.
The Coal TRADE.-There were shipped from
Curibcriand las. wetk, By canal II 800 tons OF COAL
by railroad, 1868 tons
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ALEXANDRIA.

FIRES The alarm OF IRE about 10 O'Clock thi-
morning, which succeeded in bringing ont the wh Die
FIRE department. was caused by the partial burning
# the roof Of tie last house in the "brick row.
Col Tnbus street, occuried by Mr,. SOuthC rland
Officers Jones and Mullen, of the police force, while
Of the residence OF Mr.. Anthony Mclean, on Alfred
street. was fire. The flames were extinguished
speedily and before any alarm had been raised.
SEVERELY HuRT.-A little girl about five or six
years old, daughter of Mrs Jane King while at
emptiDg 20 touch the pavement with q broom. ell
out Of window in her mother house, on st As ,ph
street, between W ofe and Wilkes. yesterday even
ing and receive! teriors injuries upon her head in
consequence.
HAND MUrILATED.-Mr. Thomas Scott. an en-
poyee at the Fash factory Of Jameson Smith. had
Two Of the fpgers Of his left hand taken off there
este rdsy by accidentally bringing them into contact
with circular in operation,
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUkEMENTR. Ar.

National TA>ater-Lucille Western In a. Masks
and Faces"
wars Opera Housc.-Narietts Ravel in Wild
cat, or Marriage by Moonlight"
LiEccIs H1u.-Lecture by Rev. >. h. Cuth-
bert, and musical entertainment.
Markriters AR: Gallery, 4ss 'tn street,
Barlcv's Art Gallery, 81 Pa avenue
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TEE THEATEEs.-To-u ght is the last but
"ne of Miss Lucille Westerns epgagemG 1t, on
Hbich occasion she will appear as "Peg Won-
.nstOn' in MASKS ana Faces" for her benefit.
There was fine house present last night to see
Ge- as maggie Rool-ly" in the 'Child Stealer. )"
Gle OF the characters She has made peculiarly
Ter own.
Miss Marietta Ravel last right appeared in
he new local drama "Wild Car, or The Mari
age by Moonlight, and nase a decided hit.
She will appear In IL ain this evening for her
heneht. There will be a matinee Tomorrow
and her last Performance will be given to.mo :
sow night.
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ErORJOvs NPNvs =

Cents Furnishing Goods Cheaper than Erer.
Gents Merino k'ndershirts ami Drawers 35,
30, 30, co and 80 cents. The best II Undershirts
III the District. Good White Shirts 80, 80, Al
and II %; a splendid article 80 and - %. Good
Cotton Socks, four pair for % cents. Handker-
chiefs already hemmed Is cents. Knit Jackets
in an endless variety. The finest assortment of
Bows, Ties ami Scarfs ever seen in the city.
Call and see for yourselves. Franc Il GoldT N,
400 eth street, between ID and r. streets, and
Marble Hall, Coz 9TH street, opposite Patent
Office. 1921:
KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES.
Just received from Europe new stock of Kid
Gloves, all colOrs and sizes, which still sell at
old prices. Try our 81 gloves at
CHAs. BAUM's
HOopskirt and Corset Factory,
4OS Seventh street.
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Napoleon.s Expose of the Campaign.

A cable telegram Of last night gives the fol-
lowing version of the Emperor NapoleOns
causes which led to the capitulation at Sedan.
The Emperor recalls to mind his manifesto
issued just after the declaration of war, and the
giving with which he listened to the cry Of
"Cn to Berli:;." He says his plan was to mass
Geo men at Metz, 900 at Strasburg, and
5000 at Chalors, and to cross the Rhine near
haguenoc with large force, in order to sepa-
ate South Germany from the Northern Confed-
Grafton. He hopeG ~ Win the first great hattle.
and to secure the alliance Of Austria and Italy
with France in imposing neutrality on Bavaria,
Eadep, and Wurtemburg. The defects of the
French military system and the delay in
bringing up men ara material defe ited this
plan. He enumer-tes the difficulties en-
cCuntered, but acquits the war office of blame.
The Germans having ample time 70 bring their
tered and put on the defensive. new plan
wps necessary, involving retreat ON ChalOns.
This the regency diss proved as discouraging
to The public, and The Emperor was urged -
resume the offensive. Yielding his conviction,
MCMahon's advice and plan was adopted. He
allrdes 10 his situation after he had givenup
command of the army, and when his name and
authority were ignored at Paris, as exceedingly
painful. He acquiescedi in the march for the re-
lief Of Metz, though conscious OF the danger OF
that enterprise. He describes the operators
ard ana, yses. the battles which preceded the sur
render ~ Sedan, and gives an account OF his in
teryiews with Bismarck and the King OF Prussia.
The pamphlet closes with a declaration that the
German successes were due to superiority OF
numbers, improved artillery, vigorous disci-
pine, respect Tor authority and the military AID
patriotic spirit of the people, which a0sorbs all
O'her interests and opinions. 1t ceDsurcs the
'ooae habits introduced by the African wars in
which the French regular troops had been en-
LACED which il enumerates As ant OF discipline,
lack Of order, carelessnesa of bearing and excess
of luggage carried by the infantry. The efiicien-
sy of the army was weakened ,too, by the excuses
Of the oppcsitiOn in the Corps Legislatf, and of
the republican precs, introducing into it
T5a. Emperor in his pamphlet, after describing
he battle OF Sedan, proceeds TO the DIET Ais OF
his interview with the King Of Prussia: lie
says when he tod Nilbsim be had given ruil
powers 10 the Iegeney and with it alone negC
tiatiOGs for peace could be conducted, he merely
delivered his own person nt) the hands of fhe
King. AID not France. He told the King that
:he war having turned unfortunately he could
bot throw of ne responsibility, nevertheless he
had only oteyGd the violently excited national
taelIng.
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TFg AvFNUE PAvRNRST.-NayCr Eulsr;
IICs'iert of TIE avenue paving commission, has
rot ted Messrs Thomas Lewis and Zeph. Jones
GO TRACTORS for the work o. the north AID south
dts OF Tie avenue, that in all eases Wh6 a q 2
property holders have failed TO have the foot
property, as required, 10 90 on and 10 the work.
i7c'rCiig TIE flag foot-ways OF the stree. .ntSr-
c 0Is- Tie notices previously served upon
o. . property hoiders gave them five davs TO per
fnIm 1be work. ard not being done in that time
- . requisite for the commissioners 10 provide
Or itSeN SCutiOn.
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CEMETERY FOR COLoRED PEorLE-The
Cnion Benevolent Association have purchased
he place known a Mount Pleasant Plains, for
mCrly the Adam Mill estate, for the purpcse of
establishing cemetery. Ii j. one OF the most
beautiful natural situations in the District
being about mile and half from the wash
ngtOn boundary line on the eastern shore of
Rock Creek.
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MAJOR BIN PERLEY POoRK is in luck. re
Il Gently received from the Massachusetts So
ciety ior Promoting Agriculture a rIiZe OF
ST. % for the best plantation CT forest trees Of
his own raising; and en- Wednesday last is
fiueth birthday, he was pre- ented, at LIS flrIl
near NewburyIcTt, Mass with a 500 gold
watch and chain, the gift of Senators Sumner
Anthony, Howe, Edmurds, Crsgin, Morrill,,
Buckrgf IN and Wilson, Speaker Blaine,
Representatives Butler, Cox, Sargent. Professor
Hilysrd, and other iriends of the Major. The
pre- :ent1tion was made by committee consist
ing OF Col. Marshall p Wilder, Of Boston, and
Mr.. Franklin Pulp, of this city. on behalf OF
TIE donors The y Grip, ion on the watch ia as
follows -" Major Ben Perley Poo-e. from q
Jew frisrds, on his fitieth birlhdsy, November
2, Is.O.'
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A LAD STABBgD ny A NEwsEoY.-william
wrce, lad living on X street, between LIST
street and New Jersey avenue, was stabbed in
the left side this morning by a newsboy nick
named Smut" who frequents T. e northern
market. The wound is a bad one, though not
dangerous. The boy Smut has no. been ar
rested.
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I ARGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WIN
IL TER GOODS.

IFS Bridge Street. Georgetown, d. a.,
nM received and il row Offering 1T very lew p.ices
aiarge assortment Of FALL ndwINTER GOODS,
selected With great care from the New York impor.
CON prsing full line Of Ladies Dress Fabrics besf
Dir silks, French and Irish Bl 4 and Col ID Poplins
corded Epingiipgs asd Reps EmpTe=F Ciothe, French
Msrlnos; sure nShairs, and AlHacas Of an the best
suits. MOI RElNG GOODS Of the best grades, full
line Clohs Cassimeres and rwseds: Coury oisier o.
e1aneer's, and Jouvins Kid Gloves; Q very FAIR
Md Glove AZ 81; Hosiery in every variety; Paisley
striped and Plaid Shavls; Lace trim d HanikeuL
chiefs and Collars Embroidered and Plain andk fs
waterproof and Soaking Cloths a first rate ass0rt.
ment OF ladies' and gentlemen Under Wear, Flan-
neis Table Linens, Napkins, Tsseis, Shoetirss
Shirupgs, Richardson g best Irish Linens, blaakets
and Spreads Brsssels. Ingram. and Three ply Car
pets, hugs, Mats. Oil Cloths, &C. Cash purchasers
are invited to call before making their purchaser
promising as good bargains it is possible 10 Give
oc22-Im JOHN II, SMOOT
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IasRa CuRoNoe Sk-ruy-c

VASES, CHRoMos, SATcHRLse
Smoking Lava Sets, Silver Plated Ware and
Fancy Goods, for tie Holiday Presents,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Sore,
No. 45I Pennsy wanna avenue, between Il and
9Th streets,
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AN OvEEDosE.-Clifton HELEN, well known
-ideIt OF this city, came near losing his lite
,terday afternoon by an a occidental overdose
Of laudanum. He was promptly attended 10 by
physician at the Metropolitan Hotel, where
ne " a. taken whe n his condition was discovers
nd was " II enc Ugh TO be sent home this morn
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HOUSE BLOWN Down BY THE WIND.-YeS-
.eTday, the wind blew down a house which was
in cOuIse Of cor struc..J N on 18th street. be-
tween Il and : street, owned by Mr. +. j.
Shoemaker. Loss about $40.
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Accommodations 2l O'Clock this afternoon,
fOIse attached TO wagon, in which woTs
Mir kOl EFT Smith, grocer a. the COILer Of ID
sfrt q so.th and ca street esst,) a co'ored
diver, and leveTal Toys, ran away, on Pennsyl-
NsnIa avenue, between "a and 9Th streets,
N CONSEQUENCE OF the bit in the animals
Iouth J-eskng. ard tie whole load we're
sPiIcd cut. Er. smith, by the wagon
striking a tTse-bOy, wa thrown ont with such
force a. 60 break 2 leg in above the ancle. He
Was taken into TIE irUg sore OF Mr.. Charl-s
Stctt. ard the + Nss set b. DTS- Noble Yeupy
and i j. Msury after which officer Larratee
alttnded 70 CONVEYING him 70 his RESIDENCE.
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CITY ITEMS.

FALL OvERCOATs, all styles and sizes. at re-
duced prices, at A. Straus' Popular Clothing
store, lO1l Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th
ard 18th streets.
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BrIIDISc AssoCIATIoN.-Atth the 18th month
" meeting OF the Excelsior Building Associs-
nor. last evening. II shares were sold a. an
average Premium " g.. per cent.
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Library ND MrstcarI, ad,;,io, e. ,.o
lecture D. Rev y u. Cuthbcrt at LincoIn Hall
Ills evening on Christian Associations there
viii be hne musical entertainment under ~
direction ot Mr.. y. e. Brown assisted nv NJ
Iva NILS, MIS-. ChapPelI, Sir. f. ID. TTacy. ana
Others.
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BoYD's OFFICE DIRECTORY for November is
now cut, containing corrected schedule OF
routes of travel from Washington and Alexan-
dris, department, directory lost office bulletin
&c.
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MISSING NAS.-Dr. George Sylvester, OF this
-ity, has been Nursing from his homc Tor three
laws past. and the police have been unable 10
get an iidings of him. He was dressed in ia K
clothes, is about five feet six inches in height,
with SANDY VhiSkeIs.
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BLUE SUITS, indigo colOrs, for s 10. Excellent
for plasterers, bricklayers, and others 1 have
not offered such goods before for nine years, and
It is now very scarce. Pantaloons for sale sepa-
rately. GEO. q. HRNNlNG.
No. 40 Seventh street, y. w.
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| AssE STOCK q,
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
NOW OPEN
The LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE ASS0RT
MENT We have ever offered our customers.
DRESS GOODS, consisting In part OF
Superior Black Silks, Irish Poi lirs, Empress
Cloths, English Saline in Cloth Coiors Serees do,
Noleures, French Merinos, from IS cents up; Plaid
Popns, Delaines from lssz to Is cents; the ceebra
ted Buffalo and Beaver Brands Black Aipacss, 100
pieces Cloth Cassimeres and Cas-inets, Fl ~ 70
cents up; Water proof Cloths for Cloaks and SHIFTS
from 8 i up, all colors
GLOVES 81 BENJAMIN MILLER,
see9-tr 101 Bridge str. ~, Georgetown.
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THE TRAP-GCN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hack
EFT bss decided in New York that a man has a
Ierfect legal right if he chooses, > set a trap
gun to catch or Kill burglars who may attempt
o enter his bouSe. The decision grew out of
The coroner's commitment of Joseph ID. Agos-
trio, bv whose trap-gun, i'll New York, the
burglar Tweedle lew evenings since came to
his death. as heretofore narrated. Mr.. Agos-
trio is accordingly ordered to be discharged. A
New York letter, commenting on the opinion,
saws that the moral effect OF this decision on the
burglar fraternity doubtless will be very mar ked,
as trap-guns are already I'm brisk demand, and
il will probably rot be long before every store
containing valuables will be supplied with them.
The police say they confidently anticipate a
who esale emigration OF burglars to other places
the recorder has now completely spoiled their
trade.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. Etc.

DOOhS, 81 A lION LII 4, Etc.
A IL THE MAGAZINES AND FASH.
"A ION BOOKS FOB NOyENBER.
EEcEIyEo AND FOR SALE AT
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORES.
ALMASACs FOR 1871.
ILLUSTRATED LOEDoN ALMANAC
A Az ILLUsTkAIkp ALMANAC
NASIS ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC
hAGES l0wk ALMANAC
GODEHS LADHS BOOK RECEIPTS
AnERLcAN BOYS BOOKS OF SPOTS AND
WHAT sHE GOULD. By the author Of the Vide.
HopEkN WOMEN. ANE WHAT Is SAID OF
MARGUERITE KENT. BY Marion wsyne
HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN STAGE
THE sCAPEGOAT. BY Leo.
BLANK BOOKS, MOTE. LETTER CAP AND
BILL PAPEhs,
and everything in the Stationery line for sale a.
sHILLINGTON. BooksTokE,
ocN Corner a. street and Penn. avenue
NEW BOOKS AT BALLASTYNEy.
1 <O2 9Th street, IBtelligencer Building.
NEW VOLUME OF SERMONS. By Rev. octs-
LIFE or CHRIST. By Or. Hanna. New edition,
LIFE OF JESUS or NAZARETH. BY Abbott.
ALMOST PRIEST. By Mrs J Men Wright
OMPANIONS OF MY SOLITUDE By Helps.
TbE PRINCES OF ART PAINTERS, sCULP-
TORS, AND EN6RAVERs By UrbinO. ocs
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RAILROADS.
AND ONO nAILROAp

RALTInoRE AND ONO nAILRoAD
Isss5s sSs sGssSfSTrsSkH rH
" Est are nov run follows. viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
sss s.s Sss s?9s. st ia s s.'
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
n. go S and f rs Sansay' ets and
train s 20 or from aSnspoi. on s9n ad q" No
SUNDAY
Leave at X fSk %H Az sf SS fa"
ron ALL P Pa RHS OF ~ f rff sc &sFf m
bests o Ss sn sSasr, sunday a. $40 and 72s O.
M IN sunday S ssH ., sS5 an. md 1.sp only, connect,
70 t%haeiins, ParFer-saTs. &c. "01 Baltimore
For s:r1sburg aud point. between Relay House
sesy Heuse with strssburs and Winchester accon-
through ticket. 70 the We, Cat b. hat az TIE
Washington Station Ticket Oflce ali hours 10 the
For New York, Phn,delphiA, sua Boston, see se.
vertisemeut Of - Through Line
Ma..er i f r. crssI,s,.
l.. "A. CoLL, General Ticket Agent.
eLo. .. hooNIL' Ges Az u WASHINGTON le's
THRogGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW fOBh.
wAsHIssIoS, June ), ls5O-poon.
ESs ]. "a ;s new NV T2iatS .f1 9R
DAILY .iosSt Sunday q 'aai.. % "a.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday ~ . 40 o.. m, l::le
,n0 NV m ON SUNDAY.
Leave for Rev York 1t 700 .. L., aud Phlsdsi.
cha ct $40 ,. N.
Sleeping cars for New York on ., m train only.
Boston, be had At the Station Once ~ ell hours
Oh tne RIy,;,,.re ana oh,o R.,lro.d .sv.r,,..,,.
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
napolis and the W est. J. L. WILSON
Master Of Transportstiop,
L. M COLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO g. EOONTZ. Agent. Washington SeN
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Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Arct'r; Goorse,ow
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
KR1Y


~ BY virtue Of. and in cbed. ence to. the last
E... will and testament OF Timothy O'Donnoenue.
deceased and with the consent of Peter
Opo1noghue, in his own right, the rnder.ignetl
EiLS;fer st public sale; on the premises, on WED-
NESDAY, 10th November, $50. at the ho',r ~ 4
oeioeK IN the afternoon, that valuable property
stuateN At the northeast corner OF Bridge and High
s1reets' IN georgetown, consisting OF three stora
roo me, aild the lot ON which the buildings stand
Bridge street " " ~
4. Alec, the three story Brick Dwelling situated On
the south eide Of Bridge street, and Lot a3s. feet
front by 50 feet deep. This house contain, twelve
Pimper. ~ w.
Also, on THURSDAY, at 4 o o'clock, Q Lot number
%, sfuaed on the west side of Fayette street, be
tMef Prospect and LIST streets, fronting so feet nv
lD feet deep Alec, parts of Lots number as aud 81
sinated on the west side OF Lingan street, being az
feef front by 40 feet deep, with the two Frame
Hsuses on the same Also, the Dwelling House and
Lot now occupied by Mrs. ODonnoghue, situated
on the south aide OF st street opposite the Catholic
and T. very desirable property. The lot 10 IS feet
Jerms One fourth cash; balance in Sly, twelve
notes, bearing interest from the day of sale DEEDS
gwen and deeds of trust taken 70 score tn, dc.
ferred payments All conveyancing aud revenue
stamps at tine cost of the purchasers
SARAH ODONNOGHUE, Exscutrix,
PETER 0DONNOGHUE, Executor
nO2-eO2w THOS BOWLING