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IT s. MAESHAL'S SALE.
- In virtue Of writ Of feri facIas issued from
the Clerk 3 Office Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, and to me directed, vii
ss .. PUBLIC aIston for cash II tESnt q ths G99rt
right title, claim and interest In and 70 the north
bah Of Square No. s. in the city Of Washington, d.
O.. together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property OF
Brook Macka, yr, and viii BE- sold TO satisfy exc
eution No. 6,07s in favor Of Washington Gas Light
ALEX SHARP. o. Q. Marshal. D; 9.
juno IA, lG jsi[dtds
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY NEXT. the 9Th day Of July, 1871, at
ALEX SHARP. q. 8. Marshal. d. o.
DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FRUIT
TiMORE AND WASHINGTON RAILR0AD
- The subscriber win oner at public sale, ON
the premises. y Of mile from Station ct Belts
willie, on THURSDAY, July 10, 1871, q 3 o'clk
D. m, farm, containing Is acres, finely improv cd
b good new slated dwelling, containing Is rooms
The ont bnldns. srs large and teSSncdou' such
are 90 acres In Strawberries, 1000 peach trees, 800
apple trees with pears, cherries and IN album
dance. II binds on the railroad and Joins the lands
Of John Sims and Rev. Jos Earnest. 1fdesired, can
be divided into two farms, with good dwelling %
Terms: Ons-third cash; and balance % suit pur-
shffss For fg psstaeusrs aRPly e WA LIN
nsy, % stsPaul street, Baltimore. je24soi0ss
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RY GREEN WILLlAIS, Auctioneers
~ 3l9, Southeast corner Of 7th and streets.


CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
- BY virtue of a decree OF the Supreme Court 81
Es the District Of Columbia Of the 9th Of May, ll,
- in chancery cause No. 2-3S5, between Mary
Kicker ct al, plaintiffs, and Marian Esselman IT al,
defendants, will sell by public auction, in front Of
ISL, part Of Lot No 8. IN Square No 3Sl beginning
for the said part Of said lot at point at the distance
81 three feet west from the northeast OF said lot
and running thence south seventy five feet thence
west twenty two feet, thence north seventy five feet,
thence east with the line of C street north to the
place Of beginning, with the exception Of a small
piece Of ground, 1--WE feet square, at the southeast
corner Of said part Of lOt) with the privilege of
three FOOT alley at the east part Of said lot running
back forty five feet, improved by a brick house. No
$50 fronting Is feet, less, the south side
Of said street north between 9th and 10th streets
west, and containing nine rooms, with halls, &c.
Terms: 0nethird part Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash the day Of sale, the ratification
thereof by the court and the balance Of the purchase
money 10 be paid in equal instalments In six twelve
and eighteen months from the day Of sale, in notes
SALE secured by deed Of trust upon the property
with permiss to the purchaser TO pay the whole
Of the purchase money in cash, tr TO pay any
more Of the notes at any time before maturity. 500
TO be paid by the purchaser Immediately after the
property is bid off, and the sale 10 be completed
within five days thereafter, otherwise the property
to be resod st the cost and risk Of the defaung
chaser. Purchaser To pay for stamps and all CON
veyaDcing. M: THOMPSON,
Solicitor and Trustee.
Esd GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL TUESDAY the lh day Of July at the same hour
and place. BY order Of the Trustee.
ieG-d tRepl GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
NEW RoUTE FROM THE NORTH AND EAST
~ TO The SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

~ TO THf s6GTH AND SOUTH s0HTHw VEST
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
hoAp, extending from Shstts
S Saa aSnI and r. d Mss& asb MIS- 4.
hss5siG B:t TaE ,HSsTssT AL k EJs. S% Port
wsshinsisn RichmoSd Lynessurss s and oSss,s
-R1Ssa 70 Meridisn Noble, New Orleans, jackson.
The rosd-bed i in splendid condition, aud the
Pullman 5 Palace Day and Sleeping Oar are 70 n.
rnn this route from Lynehburg 70 Mobile sad
Purchase Tickets via the Alabama and ChNtt.-
noess hA,,resd' and secure the quickest eIne and
The attention Of Freight shippers is called 10 th.
route as the adv q speedy transit be-
tween the North and South, with rates always
Mark, ship freight, and procure bills q lading via
.wTLLIAM kEAyY, General FroIsht and TiOkes
J. c. STANTON, General Superintendent, ChAtts-
nOoga, Tenn. j. SIT
baltimore AND OHIO RAIL ROA
w.sHIyeros, December q, Is1.
T E3S ia GhfSsSfIs sSS 49, @
"hSi are now FOR FGi Il Bh ,IIlffs XXI
rs a $ iaasp 500 .2c SO sS $50 rss
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except sunday, 81 o:{s and 9 .2s ..
w BlaferlSturg,
at 1915, 500 and az ?. M 90 D m. sto pal al
yessupls The $40 .. m. stops at Annapolis JsnO-
The 7:45 .. N. on Sunday stops ss during the
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At 6:as .. n: and 4:io .. m. No train 70 o.
I..,. =. ron a IS yss ..s
Leave sss go 90 3, md and 800 sSdI ssSm
Leave deiS Sn esesE, sniurday and Sunday, 81 Gas
. On 9, s sas iSU :. sIs az and Iispm.
p On Il sf Esyy s 400 sps IA m Ry
&hsess farEeTsberr, n riissSar 1O &c Baltimore 70
and d0s sDs Ro between Relay HSu.s
Eeis! Tc.se With ssrssb1rs ana %inchssssf socoa
mediation train.
w.shinstOa Station Ticket once az all hours u ths
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston s.. Cd
j. L. WILSON,
Master Of Trans portsssoa.
GEO. 5. kooNTz. Gen 4 Asf, Washington. MT
THR0UGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHrL%k IsEIIa4ds 5 hSp NEW lS 9osk
SdTSs nj Ssa% SEw H TSkk &NNI
FOR NEW FORK, without eta.se aT os...
Lesye daily Except Sunday at 500 q. m, haas
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday at 500 o. m, le,As
and $40 y. N.
on. SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 90 =. m, and Phils5eS-
phis at sac m.
Sleeping cars for New York on Q D. m. train only
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York ot
Boston can be bad at the Station Once at al hours
Of the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
nspolis and the West. J. l.. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
L: NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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DBoPOsALs FOR CLOTHING AND CLOTH
INC MATERIALS

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU or Provisions AND CIoTHINe,
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed {" Proposals. for Cil,sh
ing, will be received ~ this BuroAu until O'Clock
= the 10th day Of July, ISL for the supply q
the following articles, % be delivered al the navy
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PERSONAL OUTFITS.

RAZAAR=Bargaias IN ladies', Gents and Chill
Women : Christian Association, yadiciary SquarV
All orders PROMPTLY and neatly executed. Entrance
on street, between 4tk and 5th. Doll m
THOSE SILK UMBRELLAS
reduced 20 st4 04
To close them ont. at PRINCES Loan once
sales kooms, 1000 PennsylvAn ave. AuSp n
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TELEGRAkS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE EPISCOPAL GENERAL CONVEX.
TON
Important Proceedings To-day-Nar.
rIa&e ana Divorce : Report OF the
committee ON the Ritunl

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-In the Episcopal Con-
yention oath day) the morning service uras
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Dana, OF Mississippi. and
Mr.; Gillispie, Of Michigan, and Right Rev.
Bishop kerfort, Of Pittsburg. The INMATES OF
yesterday we're read and approved.
The committee on canOHs who were 10 INQUIRE
ara report as TO the expediency OF amending
canon Is, title 2, Of marriage aud divorce. re-
ported that they had considered the subject and
no alteration in said canon was deemed expe,Ii-
ent at this time.
majority report from the same committee
10 which had been referred a proposed new
canon providing for the establishment of one or
more districts as suifragan bishOprics within
any diocese Of this church and for the elecfio,,
Of suffragan bishops, was made that IN a. inex-
pedient TO create the Office of a suffragan bishon
Rev. DIR. Watson and Judge Battle, of North
oaronna, from the same committee. submitted
minority report in favor OF the proposed new
canon, with the recommendation dat the snh
ject be recommitted TO the committee on canons
Win instructions to prepare a suitable canon.
Both reports were laid on the table.
Rev. DIR. Mead, of Conn, from the Joint coD-
mlttee 10 whom had been referred TIE reDort or,
ritual uniformity, male A report and submitta1
the following canon entitled ION the Ritual"
Section first This church, holding fast its
liberty in Christ, its head, il recognizes no
other law of ritual than such as il shall show
itself 10 have accepted provided, meaning
thereby in no wise 10 prejudice or arraign the
ulIIeTlng rights, usages, customs. or laws OF
other branches of the church Of Christ.
section "a. The provisions for the ritual in
uls church are-hrst, the book of common
prayer; with the offices and ordinal thereto
appended as adapted TO the use of this church
by additions, omissions, or other alterations
from time 20 time constitutionally made.
second. The canOns Of the Church of Eng
land, in use in the American provinces before
the year f1S9, and not subsequently superseded
altered or superseded by legislation, general or
diocesan, of this church.
Third. The canonical or other regular lesis-
lative or judicial action OF decisions of This
church in its conventions, general or diocesan,
or by Its duly constituted authorities. This Is
ali OF the report we received before going 70
press.l
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ATTER 7HE FIRE.
Chicago Starting Afresh-Number OF
Deatbs-suGerfngso Of the
SURVIVOR. Etc.

Ihe chicago Tr.buss OF TUESDAY saws:
HE work OF clearing away and rebuilding Is
already going on with great actiyitv C,optrs-ts
have been let and work commenced for builains
number OF brick wholesale stores on Michigan
avenue, between Monroe and Adams. MANY
whose insurance or private fortune ens hlss fh.,1
to do 50, have already taken hold % rchuild. The
ruined streets are full OF activity, though the
bricks In many places are not vet cold ESmsfT
army Of laborers have thus been taken off me
relief fund.- v" s10
A Chicago correspondent Of New York
/" The chaos Of last week l. resolving in.oorder
All around. The relief districts have been eAre-
IuIlk mar ked out, and competent men placed in
cohtrOii The statistics OF the dead OF the FIRE are
approaching something like accuracy and rea~
son. and some of the Thousand OF lost t,eorle aro
daily brought 20 their friends. The attested
records OF the dead prove beyond question an
archy and Generalization az the pr me causes OF
most OF the deaths. In some streets the cOrpses
OF men were found in heaps I'm such positions as
TO indicate that drunkenness generally Wa NJ
the bottom OF the trouble. There are no more
Than loo bodies 80 far accounted for, but IL Is
feared that great number were sVep; away by
The means OF the lake when the parting crowds
had buried themselves i'm the sand 90 escape the
biinding avalanches OF fame and cinderS hurled
trough the air. Some OF the women and chill
dren must have persisted from hunger cold AMI
terror. Not a tenth part OF the ruins has been
looked through yet and not until every brick
has been overturned can the fun story of death
be known.
The re-opening Of the public schools Is % be
determined upon tonight, and everything Is be-
ginning 60 move in the customary grooves OF
law and order. Troops still hold nominal pos-
session, but citizens are glad 20 have them here,
and there Is no clashing between the civil and
military authorities. There Is still suspicion
ana dread OF incendiaries, and constant charges
are made OF attempts 20 fire churches and pull
lac buildings, but there H. no attempt at lynch
ing, as during the first days Of municipal conya-
lescence.
The rush of strangers and business SPECTATORS
Is great; all the hotels are packed. with five and
sN In nom; ali private boarding houses are
hlled, and all residences are pretty crowded by
refugees from the other side. Hotel men are
coming in TO take turn in the new wheel OF
fortune, and before long the place will be one
vast carayaDsary. Street cars and stages are be-
ginning TO run regularly through the burned
streets, and communication II "Quickly restor-
ing itself throughout all the divisions"
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HALL COLUMBIA, AGAIN.
The International Yacht Race.
AsHBURY's SECOND DEFEAT.


The second OF the series Of Yacht races for the
Queens cup took place yesterday. The course
vas from an imaginary lire between the Light
ship and Sandy Hook, 20 and around a stake-
boat twenty miles 20 seaward. The Columbia
tand not the Dauntiess, a. reported by tele-
graph was again selected 20 sail against the
Liyonla. At the start a fresh breeze prevailed
from w. y. W, and strengthened steadily du-
ring the afternoon. A flying start WAS made by
the Iivonia from the Lightship at three min
minutes u seconds past Il O'Clock, and the CO.
lumbia followed minutes later. For the first
ten minutes the livOnia seemed 20 gain but in
the other ten the Columbia crept slowly up and
got even. When turning into the home stretch
the l1vonia had 20 tack, and the Columbia
passed 20 windward Of her, and increased her
lead. The sea became rough. Both sailed well,
but the Columbia maintained her position A
quarter OF a mile 20 windward, and slowly gain
ing on the Livonia, she crossed the winning
line at O'Clock, minutes andl5 seconds. The
Livonia crossed At O'Clock, ten minutes and 10
seconds. The time of the Columbia was hours,
! minute and 3SA seconds; the Livonia, hours
minutes and 49h seconds. Corrected for time
allowance, the Columbia's time was hOurs 4
minutes, ala seconds; Livonias, 3hOurs, Is min
utes, IS seconds.
The two vessels had every chance TO show their
sailing qualities. The race was an exciting one,
and the harbOr was filed with vessels Of every
description, with many persons on board 10 wit
ness the contest
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SThe only objection which Cincinnatians
make to the Davidson fountain Is that II spouts
water instead of whiskey.
- Ii Is stated that many Of the Roman Cath
Ole monastic orders are about to leave Rome and
go to England and America, where thew propose
to found converts.
~ The Mayor of Macon, Georgia, offers a
premium of $50 to the prettiest girl under seven
teen, who shall appear in homespun dress at
the State fair.
HTons of fancy goods were thrown into the
streets OF Chicago, and many ragamufins Were
to be seen wearing white kids and gold sleeve
buttons.
~ The matrons Of Leavenvorth, Kansas, have
erected an illuminated clock, in order that then
husbands may have no excuse for " not thinking
ii WIS so late"
~ Blakely. of the Chicago Post, was seen 70
being asked why he did so, he said TO see
whether they're cool enough to build over
again."
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SPANISH REPUBLICLNs.-A great republican
meeting was held I'm Madrid on Monday, and
passed of peacefully. The opinions expressed
range from the most conservative 20 the most
ultra. One speaker asserted that the agitation
would be maintained with proper regard 20 the
law; another counseled the machinery Of the
lnternationals. The meeting itself shows that
the subject has climbed 20 greater power by
consideration, while the expressions attest IN }
same variety Of opinions that have torn France.
IL If encouraging that the meeting was public,
and that some, at least, Of the speakers conceive
OF a republic governed by laws and conducted
Tor nrOff rather than Tllnnder
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ne Columbio 10 .S1IF Ao1ir

The Columbia 10 Sad Again, and WhV.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The yacht Dauntless
was selected 70 sail on behalf of the New York
Yacht Club, but in being tOwed down TO the
starting point she had her head gear torn away
by the committee boat, and was towed in shore
and anchored. The other boats down on the
ist-the Palmer, Madgie, Magic and Column
bla-are disabled, with the exception of the lat
ter, which is now selected for the race, and is
getting ready. A yacht is signaled in the ofing
coming in. 1t is supposed she is the Sappho.
and they are waiting for her. There is a lively
breeze from the west southwest.
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HTTexas has thirty pOstmistresses.
- He calls himself " Pastor Spurgeonn now
instead of Rev. e. II.
nS~There are not fifteen women in Utah that
take the trouble to vote.
ePSmall waists are going out Of style. Large
wastes continue 10 be fashionable.
81" Children when they are small and dia-
mOnds when they are large" is the acme Of an
American lady's ambition.
fSrIt is proposed, as good advice, that when
beauN become " loose" in their habits young la
dies should give them the " sack"
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s PECIAL NOTICES.

Q. GAUTIER, Inpo':er Of Wiass and Braadiss
offers for sale = Otard, uouy a Co. Cosnsr.
James Hennessey do, Old Jamaica Runs, Old So
Croix Ruins, Medar Swan Gins, Olive Tree do Old
7, m do. Scotch and Irish whiskies, sherry Wines
fr, m 81 20 upwards; 7, rt do. do. do A large as
sortment Of German, b rdeaux and Burgundy
Wines California Wines, Hook. Port. sherry, Mus
catel, Angelica and Brandies Medford Runs Cor
dials and Btters of all kinds. Scotch anu English
Ales and Porters, per dozen cssk. The above
will be sold at low figures
81 Discount to the trade,
G. GAUrIER
Manufacturer of the Popular Native Wine Bitters
ocl6tr 1917 and 1910 Pennsylvania avenue
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Scotia's Contributions.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-HendersOn Brothers,
agents for the Anchor Line of Steamers. this
morning received the following message by
e~ble from Glasgow :-"Pay. through our Chi
eago house, 5000 pounds sterling 20 Mayor
subscriptions for sufferers by confagration at
Chicago" (Signed,)
HANDYsIDE & HENDERSON.
Messrs. Henderson Brothers advised their
Chicago firm accordingly.
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Republican victory i'm California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1S.-The judicial and
school election is progressing. The vote is light
The prospect is that the republicans and tax
payers will carry the city and State. The San
Francisco Chamber of Commerce adopted a
resolution to-day asking the Legislature t. make
this a free port 50 far as State dues and local
charges 90.
[Second Dispatch.l
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19.-The republicans
have carried the State, but Delos Lake, demo-
crat, is elected municipal judge.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 19--General Richard n
Bowerman, ex-deputy collector, convicted on
the 9TH instant in the United States District
Court Of embezzlement, was to-day sentenced
TO fine Of s2,s46,72o and imprisonment for
four years in the Baltimore city Jail.
Col Thomas j. Wilson, ex-deputy coIlector
also charged with embezzlement has been found
guilty, and was to-day sentenced TO three wears
m the Baltimore city Jail and fine Of g, $50 and
costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-19

DEPUTY COLLECTOR THOMAS j. WILSON
CONVICTED OF EMBEzzLEMRST-The trial Of
Colonel Thomas j. Wilson, late deputy col
the endorsement of certain public funds,
was concluded last evening in the United
States court at Baltimore with a YER
ment. The sums named in these several counts
as having been embezzled amount to g, 100 In
the aggregate. The general line of defense mr.
sued by the prisoners counsel was intended 10
raise the presumption before the Jury that these
sums had been appropriated by General Bower
man, (already convicted.)
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So DENsR is the smoke from the burning
forests OF Michigan and Wisconsin, which covers
Lake huron and Lake Superior, that the
lake trade, on her last trip down, was fifteen
hours In finding Marquette after she was OF that
harbor by clock and compass. Such thick dark
ness did the smoke establish, that the steamers
at night. ~ Ae o.
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The CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF III AGERs-
TOWN, Nd, has been authorized to commence
business with a capital of $50 200.
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which arrived here last night from Rio f.neirro'
reports mat two hours before sailing from that
port the bill for the abolition Oh slavery In
majority. -A ''e' "Ae'ins
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LECTURES.
LECTURE COURSE,

SCIENTIFIC LECTURE COURSE,
- BEFORE THE
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
- Ten LECTURES,
With brilliant and entertaining experiments, by the
following prominent men Of Science and Literature:
i. PROF SAMUEL d; KALAMAZOO Lee
lures, N9yember Sth and 10th. subjects: ]. The
Man.
2. REV. DR.. JOHN LORD.-Two Lectures No
yember 18th and Nth Subjects I. CALLED; or
cali
3. PROF. A. RHODE.-Two Geological and An
thropalOeical Exhibitions, profusely and elegantly
illustrated. Nov ember 22d aud 2ith.
4. PROF. HENRY MORT0N.-One Lecture in
pecember, date hereafter. Subject: Probably
ments.
8. PROF JOHN TYNDALL, Of England, the
eminent scientist IL expected TO close the course in
December. Particulars hereafter.
Course Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady
with reserved seats, IS; Single Tickets for Course,
with reserved seat, So; Members Course Tickets,
without reserved seats, 81 For sale Philip Sol
omons Bsllantync's g, and Association Rooms. Dia.
gram at Ballantyne's. ocl2eO3w
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THE BOARD OF STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS are
about closing their session. They are now en-
gagged upon reports of committees appointed to
examine life-saving apparatus
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0entreal Contributes Over 500. 900
10 the Chicago Fund.

$4,000 was voted unanimously by the City
Council last night for the relief Of Chicago This
brings the Montreal subscriptions up 20 800 .OsO
The nremen are subscribing 10 the fund for the
relief Of the Chicago brigade.