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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-08

ECONOMY IN FrEr-PETRoLEUM AS Pro-
DrcEr OF MOTIVE PowER-A WONDERFUL
TyvEST1oN.-An exhibition of o remark
able and important new invention took
Mace in Georgetown Saturday afternoon ut
the foundry of w. A. Duvall Co. in the
presence of several representatives of the
press and O number of other gentlemen.
Steam lie taken from the boiler and passed
by pipe into the fre-box, where it ID
forced through q small iron cylinder known
MS the super-heater, which increases the
temperature of the steam to from 500 to
1920 degrees, rs maybe required. Thence
it passes through pipe into cylindrical
tubular generator, the petroleum being con-
tanned in the space around the tubes, and
by it's heat rapidly generates the oil into o
gaseous vapor.
The capacity of the cylinder now in use
is eighty gallons of crude petroleum. The
gas, as fast as generated, passes into a re-
ceivcr which encircles the generator like
watcr-j jacket; thence by pipes into the fire
box of the boiler, where it is introduced by
Jets of burners in such volume rs to pro-
duce fame which diffuses itself the full
length of thirty-fve foot boiler and sew
crol feet into the ke-stack, with the ap-
paratus only working at one-fourth its ca
pacity. At the Same time, the steam re-
turning from the generator at On infamma-
bic temperature is mixed with the vapor,
improving the combustion, increasing the
heat, and lessening the consumption.
For the past two months the daily duty of
the apparatus has been to drive thirty
horse power engine, with common thirty
five-foo: cylindrical boiler. Relative tests
with Cumberland coal show that the
average pressure of steam with coal
fuel Under the same boiler is thirty-fye
pounds; the coal fires being raked out and
the pumps started, the pressure becomes
reduced to twenty-five pounds. The gas
fires then being started, the pressure is in
creased to seventy pounds in twenty
minutes. This service is performed at an
expense of one gallon of crude petroleum
per hour-cost, seventeen cents. The ca
pacity of the present apparatus is estimated
at 10000 cubic feet of gas per hour,
equally adapted for fuel or for illuminating
purposes. From the fire thus produced,
when combustion is regulated there is
neither smoke, dust, nor ashes. AS mat
ter of comparative economy, the results
thus far seem to be of great PROMISE
UusL ;uotOn Chronicle tn
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE.1
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, VA.
Ina, u

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, VA. 7
January l$tb, 1870.
YFO JAMES N. MOODY, SAMUEL d.
l. Atkinson, and others. Plaintiffs,
and Eliza Blunt, widow of Thomas Blunt de-
ceased; Frederick T. Blunt, Ira W. Blunt In
his own right and Us administrator Of Thomas
Blunt, deceased; Walter II. Blunt sarah Blunt,
and all creditors or other persons interested:
You are hereby notified that I have fixed upon
the 18th dsy Of March next to take and settle, at
my office. the account Of all the estate; rea! and
personal, OF which Thomas Blunt died seized
and possessed, and Of all the debts due the said
Thomas Blunt; also, the accounts OF Ira ".
Blunt rs administrator OF Thomas Blunt, de-
ceased which said accounts are required 10 be
taken by the decree Of Chesterfield circuit court,
rendered at the November term, 1869, In the chan.
Gerry suit of Moody and others against Blunt, ad-
ministrator, ann others. And you are hereby re-
quired to attend ON the said 18th day Of March at
my Office aforesaid.
Given under my hand as commissioner in chan
Gerry the day and year first above written.
SAMUEL F. MADDEN, Commissioner.
BENJAMIN H. NASH. p. q. fea-Tutw
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ENGLISH PAPERS.

Having unsurpassed facilities IN our business,
We fiattcr ourselves we can please our customers:
To getters-up OF clubs special inducements VIII
be offered. ELLYS0N & TAl LOR,
Iext to Dispatch building:
IA ID sw&wlm Richmond, Va.
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CHECKS, NOTES, DRAFTS, BONDS,
" BILLS OF LADING AND EXCHANGE,
MANIFEsTS, RECEIPTS, DEEDS, and other
legal blanks CLERKS, SHERIFFS', GoNSIS-
cry or all kinds BLANK-BOokS made 10
order In superior style; NEW LAW and MIS-
CELLANEOUS BOOKS.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
IA ol--d,Sw 1918 Main street.
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OFFICE ~ Psn 4 s e +; ND, August a. 1870
tsement attaehed viii be receSeS S ~ tS a1yr
s sin until II o'clock g. m, sEPT1HBER Isl,
FRESH BEEF
The said Beef must be fresh. Of good marketable
Quality IN equal proportion OF fore and hind quar-
ters' meek shank, and kidney tallow 70 be exclud
and to be delivered at this Post free o. Cost 4:
by and in such days AS the Commanding Officer SHAH
designate, not exceeding four times per week
Inc necks OF the cattle slaughtered for beef to be
aellyered under this agreement shall be of at
the fourth vertebral joint and the breast trimmed
down. The shanEs OF fore quarters shall be cut OF
from three TO four inches above the knee and
Q. nna IRON six to eight inches above the
Separate Proposals. in duplicate will also be re-
celyed by the undersigned mp TO the same hour and
officers and their families stationed at this Post or
supplied therefrom, with such choice Fresh Beef as
they may rom time to time require, such as sirloin
These contracts to be in force six months or such
less time as the Commissary General shall direct
commencing on the LIST day Of Octobe 1870, and sub
the Department of the East. -
In case Of failure or deficiency in the quality or
quantity Of the Fresh Beef stipulated TO be deiy.
shall have power TO supply the deficiency By pur,
chase, and the contractor will be charged with the
dlnerence OF cost.
The contractcr will be required to enter into bonds
BY two responsible sureties, whose names must be
mentioned In the bids.
The proposals will be opened ct l1:3O O. m. On the
at which time and place bidders requested to be
present.
Proposals. will be marked Proposals for Beef"
Isl Lieut.. 4th u. b. Art'y,
au2f Bvt. Capt. q. 3. A, A. G.S.
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DROPosALs FOB FUEL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Treasury DEPARTMENT, August 4, 1870.
ment. viz: 100 tons best auslity White AN urpana
Al se tons tons tyans Valley sze to be delivered
may be required, will be received until II s'ciocS
Noon august $50. subject to the conditions
that ouch coal shall weigh loo pounds to the ton,
srd sbs be inspected and weighed and the quantity
OF each load certified at the time of delivery by the
person appointed and qualified under the act for that
and that the prescribed fec Of twenty cents
TOR each ton inspected weighed and delivered ohal
be paid by the contractor.
Proposals WIN be considered binding for enc week
nght to reject all Any Doroa OF the bids received
It9pcssls win b entsrtsi1cd uniss. accempsnied
tract, nor viii any PAYMENT be made without the cor.
acste OF nsDector that the coal furnishsd q such
All DropoSsis o b Ssnt % the once OF shs Chise
CIerk, tndorusd Proposals. Tor Coal. 1reo0ury De-
Dartment."
satN !, r. RAVuL1,0 wk
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DIED.
rssdsses Oh Gne On Monday At b;
KING, sRed So years.
the German Evspseiesi Churoh corner af Nm IRON rom
streets to which the friends Of the family srs in
baltimore papers please copyI
=, HAxENER % the 18th instant, WALTER s.
hAA h. nh, in the 5lst year Of his age.
July invited to attend his fune raj from his late resi-
Se 18Th IL n.tans az on Tuesday
CAkoLINE vANBURGhER, in the 18th year Of
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
i9y Ieauest.d to attend the funeral on to morrow
her late resid. nce. No. 80 street south. ro'i
GRhtN; AtsS,clock, on the l4th inst, MARION
LhuANiA "hhkN, aged "a years, months and II
Too fair for earth, her spirit fed
To Heaven, celestial bliss
she was too sweet, too fair BY far.
For such world as this.
She has gone where Joy eternal reisus,
Around her Makers throne,
where death nor sorrow can invade,
fhe worlds eternal home.
Thus quickly faded that fair flower,
To You but briefly given.
., Now swestsr blooms in Heaven w sA'n
Leaves beloved husband and large circle Of
Church, South Capits street at O'Clock Tnesdsy
inTit.d s .,, ana acquaintance are respectfully
GWINNE. On the 18th instant, at Cclumbn.
ind., CAkI OBklEN, aged years. second son Of
tsiS and Maria U. Gwynne, grandson Of the late
OBITUARY ON THE LATE FRANK MOUUN
departed this life on Thursday, Aueust the lin
siU without struggle. fifteen minutes before nine
ID he morning, FkANk MOHUN in the 2Sth vea1
o. nis age alter long and painful illness which he
pore with great patience. He was the eldest chilli
o. n airy N and the late William p Mehun, VINO
ofec the Eth OF July, 1870, ST. Simon Island,
IN vain do we seek to pay q fitting tribute 70 the
memory OF our departed friend Frank 30 youpe and
bI 81 love and Joyous hopes, possessing traits OF
enaseter that endeared him to all In the social
I'll NJ genial smties won upon the hearts and
esn,es the 6rlSates praise Al homo he was the
s,ss ss, SSe clustered and bloomed He possessed
nv and u,ssn III hat gsys promise Of hap
upon him W hen death came II had no terror n
had lasd Mp hts treasures In Heaven The world vim
lts lair plessureA caused wish 70 lipQer And he
expre,sed his Willingness TO meet his creator coma
dent OF his RECEPTION 20 the realms OF hsppfne.s And
his pure soul has WIN fits hight to the home OF The
biessed where pArti0g and sorrow are unknown
may Heaven grant to AT who mourn his loss ear-
iand whose GROWING flower Is eternity q hlisTul
nope, the prayer Of one who lays this smpIe gar
land 60 his tomb; May he rest in peace
surely suforfngs meekly borne
O1d eyer crown with God prepare
Iny!pfrt here. In anguish tom,
-, VIII meet . biastnl Welcome there.
u A FRIExD.
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AUCTION SALES.
Gov ERHM EMIT SALE
Us N.vxx,,n W.


CoMMANnANr's OFFICE, AUGUST IL 100
VIII be offered al public sale. 20 the highest BIZ
DER, on AUGUST "a. 1870, AT IL M . at the Wnshinc.
Ton Nav ard q quantity Of condemned articles,
enumerated as follows:
For BNrsan # Construction and Rspair
yne Barge. Launch, Cutters, Sofa, l Dinin 2
lsniei ashstaDds Also, about 81 cords Of refuse
1nps aud Mocf. about Is barrels of refuse dirt Of
spare; old Cask O
For BHreaE Of Eqv,przsnt aaa Rseyuitise
large LOT OF articles, consisting of Fire Hose Cur
tans, Cotton and Hemp Cots Boat Awnings Boat
p p hat9h Binnacle. and Skylight Covers, Bags,
rAnted Hammocks, Sings, Painted Canvass, Cd
Sl.cIofp, v dsails, us bolts of Canvas T~ine,
Se ne: LOT OF kope, Rags, shakings, Iron Boilers,
III SSesners, 1 ash Boiler Iron Pots and Tea ket
lies stew and Bake Pans, Griddles Chairs am aged
oiahk BOOKS, and Camp Stools.
For BVredH IF Yards and Docks
, Augs Venetian Blinds, Chair Tables, Desks,
nGok Eases Stoves Crates, b dseads, Washstaads,
MTror frames, Cases, Wardrobe, I Sofa Bed. set
% ptaSeis,I secretary, l Medicine Case, Safe,
SiI boards, Cupbosrds, Drop Light. Range,
heirlgerators Ham Boiler, lot Of Stove Pipe.
For Bureau Of Provisions and C.othIrg4
large quantity Of Jackets, Trousers, Shirts, Sat-
anet; Ianns, Boots, Shoes Navy Buttons, Pickles
NJ beans beeswax, ana lot of old Scales, Weights,
Measures, &c,
For Bureau Of Steam Enginssring.
one hundred and fifty 1907 feet of Gum Hose, old
Terms: Cash. Twenty per centum of the purchase
mohey wil be required at the time of sale. Articles
70 te removed within ten days. positively forfeited
su D,H,'o2a,23a Rear Admiral Conmanding
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAu

RALT1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
, WAsHrssros, June S. 1893.
.Sf %Ssa M Ma SSSf Il: 3
WEST are no" FUR FSG E Bk t1lTfsi 5iE;
as AND s11Ssas s:4S .Sd and
M Legs ESQ S snS f1SsS' Sunday ss' and 'a'
sn to or M snS a'o
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave FDk %S AZ sTS+i faS and 1aspm
Leave AL Phs s1S 81 - s rPd
., .e Sso asy except Sunday, ct 6:4s and 7:25
IN Sunday D :. a: IS an. md 1:4sp m only. eonnsc,
ing At Relay Station with trains from Baltimore
EoE strasburg and ' point. between Relay Hou..
Relay House with strssburs and Winchester accom-
Through tickets to the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Once at all hours in the
For New York, PhiladeIphia, and Boston, see 3D.
Master d i 4 +; %pasSE;
GEO: 8: K0oNTz, CENT Ast. Washington. jel.
PHILADELPHiAA AND NEW YoRk. 0N
z WASHINGTON, June 5, Is70-noon.
TN 5sf, "a Ss sH% T4H oEk .9s &R@
run F q soi NV Y Yi5 without es.asa =
leave DAILY Except Sunday ct 7:2S Q. m, l2:4s
and 800 p. m.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 7:25 o. m, 9:AS
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York at zoe p. m, and Philadel.
sleeping cars for New York on D. m train only.
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston, can be had at he Station Office at ali hour
Of the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
napolis, and the West. J. l.. WILSON,
Master of TRANSPORTATION
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Aren't
GEO. 3. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington. jell
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GALE OF NAVY VESSEL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,S
The Navy Department will sfier for sale At nubiic
suctr1n, Ct the United States Navy Yard, Norfolk,
on LSEsDAf, the I'D day Of August, 1870, ct II
O'Clock m, the U. 3. steamer
Of 5l4 tons.
The vessel will be sold e. che stands, end can be
exsmin Cd Ct any time on Duplication to the Com
One half Of the whole amount Of the purchase
money must be deposited ct the time of adjudication
and the balance within fve daynfhareafBef aud the
vessel must be removed from the navy yard Within
time from the day Of sale sstisfsctory TO the Com
The dSytfnnent reserves the right to withdraw
the veuol nom sale for any purchaser who will nav
the appraised value VIII an increase Of (lO) Der
centum thereto. au5.enax
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DR0POsALs FOB DREDGING.

UNITED STATES ENG INRERis OFrrcr
HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS,
20 SOUTH GAY STREET, THIRD FLOOR,1
. BALTIMORE, Md, August 6, $50. }
Sealed froposals will be received at this ONCE nm
" boon OF tn RSDAY, the Sth Of September, lS7O,
i1f Lxcayating Channel. way through a ShoaI at
Ihe mouth OF the Susquehanna river, about three
miles below Havre-de Grace, Md, to depth not ex.
The amount OF material sand and mud) to be ex.
eavated will be about 1000 cubic yards, more or
ess, ard the distance to which the material IA 10 be
transferred will average not to exceed two miles
Proposals will be for actual amount Of material
moved and deposited, in accordance with the drec-
tons OF the Experimenting Engineer, and will state
the least number Of cubic yards that will be exca
waited per month; operations to commence immedi
ately after award Of contract, and payments TO be
made monthly, reserving % per cent till completion
No bids will be considered except such as are made
siter forms to be obtained from this office either By
letter or personal application.
Bios viii be opened at 1880 .. on the 8th day of
d. sire to be present -'
The right is reserved to reject all or any of the
DIGS Tor any cause deemed sufficient by the UNDER
Colonel Engineers and Brevet Rrieadier General q.
3. Army. ani2 Ct
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUM BIA

Holdtns SPeetdI Tenn July 18th, 1870.
KELLY, executors Of JOSHUA PEiROi, de,
appreciation ,of the supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Aforesaid, appointSa TUES.
Of t the ,' personal sSs hs q:
f SsHa o, 80 dscsssed, md q The sssss p
and tuTned into money; when and where ali
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
youehed, or they may otherwise by law be EXCLUDED
from al henent IN said deceaseds estate Pyouidsd.s
copy OF this order pn6lishsd once week for fres
weeks In the Evening Star previous 70 the aid
? iyE-w,sv A. WEBSTER, Register Of viii.
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RI COOPER LAT1MER, Auctioneers,
~ (Sucoessors to J. u. McOujre do :,
Southwest corner ania ave and iitb street

RI COOPER LAT1MER, Auctioneers,
Southwest corner PsnnsJvania ave and iitS street.
TRUsTELy SALE AT AUCTION OF HAND.
SOM RhSIDENGE IN A MOST DEsIRABLE
EGGfEAsIE1SS T pA MdTH
s sSS HoE HsR sHGfGT SSSSSSsf And
~ Joseph T. It @s ni the a sas
s.s ds ~ asrf%T'R ~ s s ii; .ns duly
I'd. ne lsnd records for Washington county bis
ss shall s SI =
and 18th streets on THURsDAI the 7t dsy Of JUN IIn
props9g At 10 GslOc the
deed Of trust, and partially described e follows
oIN THE RARL0R.
one y sne Msdallion Carpet
Six Chairs to match
Ten Tea g sns m: fishly Offnarsptsd
One small and one Card Table
One One 6 ESsew s%S s plsIg FOR same
-Four sets fine me Satin window Curtains
Two ssfs as l. Ms,.l sr miTsor,
Two large size Pier GLASSES
Two Fancy Divans
Rosewood and Walnut Bedsteads '' 0"' '''s
%.T1as
Mattresses, BOIsters. Pillows, Comforts. and Bed.
And in each room silk, Rep, and Lace Curtains
DINING ROOM.
Twelve Dining Chairs
One Sofa, two Sideboards
One Mirror, one Mantel Clock
S eSmslst sn sSqR fsSls q W Sa,1'
Silver plated Tea Service
Silver plated Casters, Forks, and Spoons
One set Of fine Silk Rep Curtains.
One elegant Brussels carpet Hi:
On One elegant " alnut Library Table
One Library sidebosrd
Two fne " ainut Bookcases
60 volumes Of seect Books, including the Gentle
msn's Mssssine, complete; Annual Register,
Three sets silk Yep CurtainA
KITCHEN.
one large Range, approved pattern, with Furniture
Chairs. Tables, eueenswsre, and Utensils in full
Furnished with Bedstsads and Bedding, Bureaus.
STOW Is in ali the chambers
Hat Back and Hall Chairs
O1lcloth and Carpet upon the passage and stairs.
And at to'clock m, on the said 9TH day Of July,
so, shall offer al that piece parcel Of ground in
the said city Of Washington known and described as
Of square numbered two hundred and eighty five,
tZS1 improved by four stery pressed brick front
dwelling house, brown stone trimmings, and Con-
tanning sixteen comfortable rooms, situated upon
the south side Of street north, between 18th and
18th streets west.
Terms: q, 90 cash; balance In three, six, nine.
and twelve months from date, secured BY Q deed OF
trust upon the premises. All conveyancing and rev.
enue stamps at the expense Of the purchaser. de-
ALBERT q. HALL. Trustee
ieA-dts tRepJ COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
lin CONSEQUENCE OF THE SERIOUS
illness OF member Of the family the above sale is
postponed until THURSDAY, July 81 Same hour
and place. ALBERT @. HALL, Trustee.
jV-dts. COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
consequence OF the continued illness of a member of
kLBIRT @. HALL, Trustee.
iv11 d IA n ~ " u
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u HOW LOST now RESTORED

vi HOW LOST now RESTORED
sspsbFsAsd, IL . sealed ssssloys PRICE, ssx cs.ss
n IhEOTUR1 On TIL NATURAL TREAT.
OF seminal Weakness, InvoluAtary Imis- ~
noM, Sexual Debility, and Impediments to
ton Epilepsy, and FITS; Mental and Physical Ines-
R1ctfy, resultin& from Self Abuse, Co.. 81 RoBI. 4
"A Boon 70 nsssasAs Of Sxf~~s."
dress, Yesyatd, receipt Of sI cents or two post
aEe stamps, By CHAs. J. q. KLINE 3 CO., 1917
= Az, Dr.. OaivsrwslS "Aaniass Guide" pries
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QlY THOS. Is. WAGGAMAN,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
s19 7th street, opposite Post once.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
~ ny virtue Of . deed of trust to me, the sub
V,criber, dated January /, 1870. and recorded in
Llber 6O2, folio 800, one OF the land records tor
Warrington county, ID. c., will offer for sale at
pubic auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the
I'd day OF August, $50, at o'clock p m all Of Lot
numbered nineteen 49, in Square No. 499, fronting
lot. ~
Terms One-third cash; the balance in and II
months Tor notes bearing interest from the day of
sale, and secured by deed OF on the property
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
w. w. cox, Trustee
jyS eo6ds THOS. K. WAGGAMAN Auct
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OFFICE AcTINs CoMxrssARY OF srnsrsrHxcRl
foRr FooTK, HD., A1Gae 70, ls70.
,n Sss A. Propossl, !. rRlcsse e ee Usual fo5a
adyatissaent attached . eaeh. Nin Be- received 6
this once Until o'clock =: m, eepteabsr II, l70.
II, l@0he April 10, lal slso separate DrsDosais for
supylyf el1cers with choice cuts 81 Meats,
:, RreIossIs e bs ipaos.sa e shssavslops .Propo.
;. r. Lisyt, 1QbBRr CRAIG. al
..nm Fourth Q. 3. ARTILLERY. and q. CS.,
NRN Fort Toots, Id,
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aTA Buffalo serenader sang 81 IN thinking,
love. OF thee when the descent of about four
gallons OF water from third-story window
proved that her papa was thinking of him.
ar"whst do YOU think of our rifles ?" said
the King of Prussia TO General Bourbaki,
the French ZOuaves, when he was in Berlin
after the war of 1856. WELL" he replie1, lit
will depend on the men who are before them"
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UY COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to %. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street

ID (successors to j % Mcclure Co.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sfsT IIHI BETWEEN Az AND Cru STREErs
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the Sd day Of
lay; n Icy si, and duly recorded in Liber B,
X D xsTER & june
western y lot No Is in square iss. having front Of
feet So inches, and running back IN feet inches
story brick dwelling with ali the modern
ments, containing about nine rooms situated on the
south side OF street, between "a and 9th streets,
Terms of sale One third cash, the residue and IL
nv osd notes
ser's cost 500 doyn At time Of ssie,
mlses&ds COOPER LATiMER, Hnets.
., g!N CoEsEoUI.N0I OF THE RAIN THE
'n' same n0'' any Wpi iii BRYAN. Trustee.
jelo eo8ds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE IS FuRrHrR POST.
sHd elaee B sf9s a. r :1%s hour
jel6 eoads COOPER LATTGtR, Aucts.
~ THE SALE OF THE ABOVE DEsCRIBrD
s sioiRe.a haSSns been made in pursuance Of the
and he having failed to comply with the terms OF
Of ata he s sEHh ei
premises,l on FRIDAY, the 18th day of August. A
. d. o, a.. 81 O'Clock p m the real
II the terms Of sale shogld not be complied with in
to resell said property at the risk and cost OF de-
fsnltng purchaser. By giving FIVE days notice in
aus-eoads Co6PEa hATiM lEhRsu Hssis.
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.ARRlED,

the Rev. Mr.. OweL,. NIX. VAN TASSEL Of
New York city, - 5FNETT LYON, Of Wash
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EVENING STAR.

The NATHAN MURDER AND The JEWISH
DOMESTIC CRKKD.-The Jewish Messenger says;
sWithout intending any reflection upon other
creeds. 10 may seem possible TO them that son
could Nil in such a cruel way his own fatheri
hut they must be utterly unfamiliar with the
,Ievith MISUNDERSTANDING, As IL almost
ALWAYS docs, those tender and loving con-
nectiOns between husband and wife, parent
and child. and brother and sister, which
y not invariably found elsewhere-to
Relieve IL problble. The revolving crime
Of parricide is unknown among the sins OF
Israel's comm ssion, and we feel an assurance,
which amounts 10 certainty, that the present
unhappy case will not prove an exception. But
he innocent will suffer nevertheless. ThOus-
sntS who have read the grave charges preferred
nv Inscriptions scribblers and made up their
minds adversely to the innocence OF their vic
fins will never read the exculpating testimony,
and 20 them they will ever he guilty; but even
allowing that their minds become disabused,
there will still be a lingering fecling-particu-
larry in the event OF the murderer not being
brought to justice-that the accused are in some
mysterious way tainted with the crime although
there be not the shadow of evidence to prove