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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetfoueerz
~ No. lOOl, northwest corner 10th and d ste

IL No. l0Ol, northwest corner 10th and d ste.
BALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
NITURE AT AUCTION.
n On THURSDAY MORNING, August I4th,
Va 1913, commencing at 10 o'clock, we shall sell,
EHf ~ the residence OF a gentleman declining
~ Housekeeping, No. 42l New York avenue,
between and 5-h streets northwest, an as
snItment OF H0usehold Furniture, &C viz:
MahUcany and p t.nted Wardrobes, Bureaus and
Bedsteads, Husk and Cotton ton NJ actresses,
feette- Pillow and Bolsters, Feather Beds,
Hair cloth Rocker. Cane-seat Chairs,
lIgrain Carpets, Tin Safe, Stair Carpets,
GO hing and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &C
Terms cash,
aGLll j GREEN A WILLIAMS Aucts
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RSThe St. Louis mortality list OF the week
shows 20 deaths, Of which 4 are from cholera.
- chOiera-iniantum, and 30 cholera morbus.
- man IN Colorado has shipped 100 prairie
dogs east, with the intention, tits thought. of
raising the animal for market
- Timid dov ayers at the Branch have surf
bathing IN the own apartments. A tub aud
pals 10 transport the surf Is all that Is equred
~The New York Tribune says Miss Nelson,
the actress, Is the best female swimmer that
ever bufietted the waves of Long Branch.
@The King Of Siam has made hustle among
the ladies of his harem by ordering them 20
wear the European costume.
The Rev. Mrs Fannie L. r lberts. recent
ly authorized to solemnize marriages, will
reverse the usual custom ana kiss the bride
groom.
IPittsburg policemen distribute s'dog but
tons" about the streets of that city, and within
the last two days about SO dead dogs have been
found there.
@Mrs. Charles S. Strstton, tom Thumbs
wifel fell down a fight OF stairs at her home in
Marlborough, Mass, on THURSDAY, and badly
injured her spine and head.
81 The Hartford Evening Post has been sued
Tor q GOO damages, on account OF referring 20
''the chronic nuisance OF Connecticut.n
SOne of the Siamese twins was recently sur,-
moned TO serve on jury in North Carolina.
Chang would not go, and Eng was fined SIS for
non attendance.
n-"Mnk restaurants" continue TO multipfy
in New YORK. Nearly all of them are named
after popular breeds OF cows, such as Alder
ney," jersey" etc.
RS-A little girl at Mason, Mich, has lived
four years without a name, her fastidiOus
parents not being able to find one TO suit their
taste.
u All the newspapers, with one exception, in
western Kentucky, oppose the project of form
ing new state out If a portion Of Tennessee,
Kentucky and Mississippi.
~ The soldiers Of the state OF New York pro-
rose holding convention on the sd of Septem-
her, Tor the purpose Of memorial LIKING Congress
for the equSizstion of soldiers bounty.
sV"JOhn Harmon, one of the oldest citizens
OF Rockingham county, Va, died at his resi-
dence, near OttOhine, on Beaver creek, on
Saturday night last, aged 81 years.
aTThe commanders Of the German naval
force in Spanish waters have received instruc-
lions from Berlin TO prevent the surrender Of
the insurgent Spanish men-of-war captured by
them.
RS-The Rev. Theobald Butter, of the Society
OF Jesuits in America, is now in Ireland looking
up candidates for the priesthood, 10 be brought
10 this country TO supply the wants of the Cath
Ole population of the United States.
fSAn exchange says that the living words OF
Delaware woman were: "lfenry, IL You marry
again, remember that il only takes a cupful OF
sugar TO sweeten a quart of gooseberries." IL is
painful to think of a human being departing this
life with such a whopper on her lips, when every
lady knows that the more sugar you put TO
goOseberry the sourer il decentralization.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTgRE DAYS.
RY KxLLFY & GarcHELJ- K,,S,,---e.-- -
lySouihrsst corner of u Asd strc.-ts nor hx,st

Rl kxLLFY GarcHELL, ,sessspeers
Ds0eis-ss' corner ct IL h AID streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE ePyALuABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, SITUATED ON TEK N0RTs
SAPIToL AND FlRST sPRkETs N0RTH
AND BAssassT BRiok 1wSLIISG. ioHf
Ny vtrtu, OF a deed IF trust 10 me, bearing
ate Soyemeer ls,b, D. lSs2- AID duly re-
land records for the District Of CSinHsia, aud by
the erection II the holder OF the there
by. will sell at public auction, in fr Mt of the
August 9Th, 1853, a o'clock ~, ali int Ger,
taTo piece or Areel Of ground sie,ated In IN. city
Warrington, District OF Columbia, and l. own on
the land records thereof a. fonF-sixth of Lao; Que
one hsndred and nineteen tll9Is IN B. " Gilbert .
recorded subdivision Of Square six hundred and
and seventy nyet67s, and contained in the follow
ing mete. ana bounds: Beginuing for the same at Q
point on street northeast sir (61 feet from the
southeast corner Of said Lot lis, thence (six
IRON and parallel TO the eastern line of said
thence south eighty (sel feet said street, thence
es sons SAID street twenty sne (2D feet TO place
OF beginning.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the trust, viz:
from November 18th, 1879. and the expenses Of the
sale in cash, and the balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, for which the notes Of the purrha-
ser bearing interest at ten per cent. from day 81
sale, secured by deed of trnst the properly will
be tasss. A deposit of rs will be required when
not oSmpied with by the purchaser in 1--WE DAYS At
the sale, tn, trustee reserves the RIGHT 10 sel the
property at the risk and cost Of the defau,ing
This property s SOLD subject TO deeds OF trust made
To Edward W. Parsons and Robert y. Day, to SCI
cure 5000 due in the year 1871, and interest, hicb
leeds were recorded NoGsmser 18Th, lsI2. in liber
AuE2 hEILEl & GATGHEL. Auefz
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10y THOS. X. WAGGAMAN
- Real Estate Aactieneer, 81 g 7th street
A DESIRABLE TwO-sTORY DWELLING on
kuRTH STREET, BETWEEN 20rH AND
2lsT STREETS WRIST
- On THURSDAY, August l4th at 6 o,elock
~ p. ms viii OFFER for sale, the premises mari
OF Lot Z, in Square 100. being about l2Nl0O feet
Of stone, ~ ' NJ
Terms day Of sale.
a'Igll-d iRepI THOs Z wAGGAMAN, Anot.
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctjepeers.
~ No. lOUl. NORTHWEST cnrnerlllh and ID strants

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY FRONT
ING ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
fQGRIH AND FIFTH STREETS WEST, AT
O. On TUESDAY, the l9sh day Of August at 6
SYoo CIR p. m. shall SELL ia front Of the prem
ses he east 10 feet Of original lot % in square
5l4. This lots fronts the south eide Of street
between oh and 5th, and extends sck an average
depth OF Fy feet TO a 80 feet paved alley.
TeIms. One-fourth cash; balance ia and 2years,
with Interest at per cent, per aunum, secured by
a deed OF trust on the property. Sl00 down on day
of sale.
aug7-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc.s
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.

NHkQUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WARRINGTON, May %, lS7s-Noon.
=, Trains between W Washington and
New York are new run follows, lSf1 -lssssss 80
viz: $50
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars,
. Leave daily Except Sunday at ESQ o. m lilo and
~ p, IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 1850 a. m, lilo an
o:W .. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Ior New York at $50 p. m, and Philadel
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 train only
. Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, OF
Boston can be had at the Station Office at all hour,
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
aspolis, and the West
THOS. h. SHARP, Master Of TRANSPORTATION,
L. M. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 3. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington. MI
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~.
iAtssnoc IitN Correspondence y. n. Herald. 4
fhmn'ng wtntout "a battle Qnsse early in the
morning, before any OF the gposts OF the hotel
were sstir. snd carefully arranging his clothes
hlgh aud dry on tae sand, pluuge,i for q hAppv
nour m the surf. CERTAIN acquaintance Of Mr.
Trimming. knowing what he Was about, en-
ksstc close AIrlage. drove 20 the beach,
soIlso olfectly opposite the place where every
hge shrtd OF Mr. Trimmings apparel reTosed,
80, enc CT them springing out, caught np the
Sothlhg and resaiDed the carriage which al
we heht momen nj, TO the utter COMBINATION OF
,ne bAther, rolted OF at q furious rate Leaving
nim entirely oestitate OF all sArmeuts exoenf
hls hat and boots. Now no resDect. IN. inlit-
Nidusl likes - he seen travelling home a, ~.
sunrise with Dsthing but has and boots a, th.t
MI flemming knew not " hat in the world =, 90
by and by a few little ragmuhns came do~rn 20
The water, a9d. instead % plying him, simply
pointed their fingers 1t him and grinned' Nv,
ING; Il goay, Jimmie, Amt he q bie un.
thongh?' and all such sickening phrases a.
that At length lac prevailed upon one OF the
nrchins 20 30 up 90 his place and bring down
nus bathing clothes; but the same gentleman
mat yicttmized him \ little while before ex-
Itcteu ttis, 80 that when the lad came up they
sem him back with q suit calculated % ne :
htte 81 Fen-year-old. Imagine the Indignation
OF ntn weighing two hundred pounds upon
receiving baby garments such a. these Amer
the course OF several hours his clothtus ~as
returned, hut not until the breakers hal COM
Pletely exhausted his strength.
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THIS Is TOGIvENOTICE, That the subscriber
i has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding q special term, let:
tiers OF administration on the personal estate Of
JOHN WHITE, late Of Washington county, Dis
trict Of Columbia, deceased. Ali persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber. ON or before 5th day Of August
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate. Given under my hand
this 5th day of August, 1873.
aug5tu.St EMILY WHITE, Administrative.
OF COLUMBIA,
The 2sth day Of July. ISIS.
GRIFFIN VS.. CRIPPEN ct al.-Equity No. 2,5Sl,
Docket H.
IL IL ordered that unless to the contrary be
shown on before the d day OF September l873 that
ned and confirmed.
BY the GOIrt; q O HUMPHREYS, Justice.
auss-t,aw By L. p. WILLIAMS. Asst Clerk,
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by KELLEY & GATCHEL, Auctioneers
~ Corner 18th aud streets northwest


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY SITUATED ON THIN NORTH
SIDE OF j STREET, BETWEEN NORTH
GaPiIOL AND lsT STREETS NORTHEAST,
IMPRONED BY A THREE-STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
- By virtue of q deed Of trust TO me, bearing
EHs date November 18th, A. ID. 1874, and duly re-
4 corded in Lber 702, folio 5S, ct SEQ, one Of the
id records for the District Of Columbia aud by the
direction Of the holder of the note secured thereby
isesI TO the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, August
l2th, 1873, at O'Clock D. m, all that certain piece
or parcel OF ground, situated in the city of Wash
lhgton, District of Columbia, and known the land
records thereof as SO Of lot one hundred and nine.
teen (ll9, and As Of lot one hundred and twenty,
tl0,i in B. r. Gilbert's recorded subdivision ~
square six hundred and seventy (675D and CON
tanned in the following metes and bounds: Beginning
ior the same at point on said street, midway be-
tween the eastern and western lines OF said LOT one
hundred and nineteen, Ill9) thence north parallel
to said lines eighty 1907 feet thence west
I'D feet thence south eighty (Sl feet to said I # :
thence east along said street twenty one III feet
TO The place Of beginning.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the trust viz.
Sl,eO0, with interest at ten per cent per annum
from November 18th, lS72, and the expenses OF the
sale IN cash, and the balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, for which the notes Of the pur-
sale, secured BY deed of trust the property will
be taken. deposit of seventy hve dollars will be
required when the property is bid OF COnyeyanc-
ing and recording at cost Of purchaser. If the
chaser in five days after the SALE the trustee re.
serves the right to sell the property at the risk and
cost Of the defanltug purchaser. This property i
sold subject TO deeds of trust made to Edward w
Parsons and Robert T. Day, to secure 5000 due In
the 1871 and interest, which deeds were record
ed November 18th, 1872, IN Liler 100.
MOSES KELLY, Trustee
anc2 KELLEY GATCHEL, Aucts.
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| 10y LATIMER OLEARY,
~ Auctlonesrs and Res! Estate Brokers,
SOUTHWEST corner Pennsg lvania avenue aud llth
street, Star once Building.
Ks k56f A EE2 NEy sFE
bM ELLIkGS On | STREET NORTH, Be
E TNaEE AZ F9 SEr41 GckAPIroL AND STREETS
- By virtue of deed Of trust, dated May 18th,
n. A; D., 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No. 7I9,
county, District Of Columbia, will sell At public
9ueti9n in front q The premises, on SATURDAY,
andllI in B. Gibert's subdivision Of square SIS. inn
proved by two new two story Msnsard roof and
Terms WILDE stated at sale. 500 down on day Of
SALE All 0onSeyancins at cost Of gSrshas e.
Je2S-d LATIMEB CLEARY, Aucts.
gTHE ABOvEsALE is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, July 10th, 1873, same hour and
' ISs,dsds LATfaER 4 uIEARY TT Iass
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uutiI
MONDAY, July 2sth, ISIS, same hour and place.
iyls-dsd, LAr1MEk Sd 6EEGRif Tt Tass:
rFIn I'VE kReEE SAFE Is POSTPONED until
Sa dSds LArIMERR 6 okEhsif rI Raets.
NTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY WEI August 10Th, iSs same hour and
aues-d&ds LATIMEB CLEARY, kucts.
RY pUNCANSON, BOWLING CO, Aucts.,
Id fhaaa o. n
S"'' 00ine' een euu s1ree's north"est'
SALE OF VALUABLE TMpRoyrn RIAL Nc
TATE ON MYRTLE STRFET RsTWrES
FEET STHRnEEnT fFhsssaTroL STREET AND FIRST
NdS ~, nat sas 81 aeed 81 trust TO me, bearing
WssS;n0tS7l' folio 2s2 Of the Land Records for
mShInStoh county, IN the District Of Columbia,
am anu W ne urectlon OF the party thereby secured,
VIII SCI az pIpe a1cton In front Of the premises,
On N nj IA the lsth August, 1873, at ~ O'Clock
ton city, D. O., known and described as all Of Lot
i oere g Two hundred and eighteen t2s) Of B. r.
six hundred and seventy five 675I together wit the
improvements, consisting Of two-story Brick
h,-lss. a. L.,r,. ,.,
months, With Interest at ten per cent. from dag Of
1y DEED o. tIust upon the property.
at time q sale. II the terms Of sale are not com
pto Win IN nNe Gays from day oil sale, the trustee
tee IiEnt 70 resell the property at risk and
WILLIAM a. GORDON, ia, Trustee
arg plNOANsON, BOWLING CO, Aucts.
.--
Ky Z; SWEET,
No. 5l1 7th ST., opposite U. 5. Post once
Ty,-rrr,s, - -, -- -
HOUSE IN NORTHERN PART OF TIE CITY.
- Bv virtue Of deed Of trust TO Us, dated Nav
faA fyT has
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10y GREEN SILBIAMs, Aucttopeers.
~ ~. lOOl Northeast 10Th and ID sirAafs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PEoFkhT1 ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF . AND fora STREETS AT AUCTION
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated July 81, lS7s
L.. recorded in lher 693, folio q, of the lar rec
lords OF Washington county, ID c., and ~ al
reouon OF the holder Of the notes secured thereby
we VIII sell AZ public auction, on SATURDAY, the
piece or parcel OF ground In Washington CITY. D. c ,
known a. Lot o. IN Chapmans subdivision 81 origi.
nal lots 70 II inclusive, in Square So
Terms Of sale Si.0oO, with ten PER cent interest
m n jan 81, 1873, together with the Peuses Of this
sale in cash, balance in and l. months, secured
by notes bearing interest and deed Of trust on the
property. SaO down when the property is struck
on. Convey ancing at purchaser cost IL the terms
OF sale are not complied with ia one week, the
Trustees reserve the right TO resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defaultlng purchaser
II. p. DODGE, L..
PA nARNEILLE trustees.
auel2d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Ancts.
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THE BROADWAY COAT and VEST 30 match 10
j Al the rare ct A, STRAUSS the Oiothiey 10
Pepnsylv an;a avenue, near 18th street. -
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THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
with elegant Scenery, Palace Stste-room Day and
Night Cars, with modern improvements.
New York.
The II 10 a; N. daily except Sunday, northwest;
10 10 IN. daily and Is pm, except Sunday, west
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through rom WASHINGTON to ROCHESTER,
and PITTSDURG without change.
Tickets by this route be procured at the ofices
corner OF 18th street and Pennsy avenue, and
Of 9Th street and Pennsy avenue, under
National Hotel, where reliable information viii be
given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets ct this ONCE can Sc
cure accommodations In Palace Cars or,Pittsburg,
ed. D. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
marl6-ly Baltimore Nd,
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A UCTIoNi AUCTION II

N
On account OF changing business, large stock n
Dry Goods Millinery aud Fancg Goods will be sid
on MONDAY, August 1lth, 1873, NJ the Store OF
John Enders, No. 9O2 18th street, between and X
streets, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M and con.
tinUing until the whole stock /. disposed Of
aug7-5tr H COLMAN kurfi,pnor
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Az A + G G69fKP1N, IN s1 Tsu.tss.

X ERBY, DENT CO., 6es1al Axetsossas aas
n Commsss!os Mrehaats, also Agents for Her:
sis sfa sfRIEr, near rsnnsyiS.nia .Ssnu emo
Goods sold g auction ct our roem. or any part Of
Estate ct auction. Liberal advances on consign-
meuts and promut retur mylO-lY
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LAVE YOU SEEN the Youths Imperial Ooas
II and Vess 70 natchf II 10 admired By all and
only 70 be sen ct A. eTBAUB. 1o1l Pa. ave. near
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MoNDAY'Jul aeth, so s AZ hem and place.
Jyl6-d6ds LATIMER OLEARf, Aucts
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{lY LATIMER & CLEARS,
- Auctieneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy wanna avenue and 18th At
Star Office Building,
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10y DUNCANSON, BOWLING q CO, Aucts
- Southeast corner 9Th aud d streets northwest
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rY LATIMER a OLEARY,
~ Auctloneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylv avenue aud 18th
street, Star once Building.
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. August sth, 1873, same
hour ans place. b. III. WARNER, Trustee,
b2s dads LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts.
HTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, August 10Th, 1873, same hour and
place. b. II. WARNER, Trustee
aueS-dAds IATIMER CIEARY Ancts
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fkSsIAks'S SALT OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
b b Al Isl All ON O0YlNGTON SrREEr,
BkIMsEN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND
NNoRTnNNt ASb SINTH AND TRNrH SIS,
- BY virtue OF q deed OF trust dated June ssh.k
is1, and duly recorded in Liber No sSs
foiio I'll, one of the Land Records kDr w ssbins,
tor County, d g. We will sell in front Of th~ nrs-
ni.es, on WEDNESDAY. the 30th day 81 INV
ISIS, at O'Clock ,. IN, Lots No. loo and lol In L 4
chapman recorded subdivision OF original Loo. four
10 eleven inclusive, in slpsre 81, Improved by two
two-story br1ck Dwelling houses.
Terms: 8 no, with Interest from Dec Ssh, iS-f
70 DAY of sale and expenses a sale In cash. balance
IN SIX, twelve and eighteen mouths with interest Al
10 per cent. per annua pay able semi annually TO
be secured by deed OF trust on the property. slO
down en day OF sale. II terms of sale are not COM
piled with in Gays after sale, property will
be resod al the risk aud o.st Of the default ing pur-
chaser or purchasers
3. 4. WARNER, lrru.,...
c. W. STICkNEf,1 fu,"esi
IVA eo6ds LATlMER CLEARY, Aucts.
nFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, August l2th ISIS, same hour and place.
b. MANNER; ITru.,sa.
. 6. W. STlCkNET.f itus'ee-'
vt'eoSds LATlMER 4 CLEARLY, Aucts
~ TUE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until thipAl AFTERNOON. Aurrs' l5f6 80
sam hour and place. at tue request of the owner Of
+. n. WARNER
@ " sTICkNEY. Trustees.
augl2-d63s LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts
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gTHE ABOvEsAbE is POSTPONED until
place. B. II. WARMER Trustee
Jy5-d&ds LATIMER CLEABY Aucts
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nj o. LUTTRELL. o. A. BURLINGTON
LUfTRELL = BURLINGTON.
Auctieneefs and Commission Merchants,
CIT La. Ave-, bet 9th and 10th streets north west.
Ispecial and Personal attention given to the
sale OF Real Estate. aas-s
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AUCTION SALES.
RT W. L. WALL 4 Co, Aucticnecr,,
~ New Marble Brifdi0s.
Nos. s00 and COG Pe7nsyIXaa,. .xs,oe

BhR SUITES. OUTAGE ss7s. RaoKCksEs
SibhROAkns: HaTrRkEs ENFeNsIoS
IARLkS, WALNUT ASH OAK RO[KER-
Tnokkk SPRINGS, CAM AND WOoD-sEAr
rNAlRs, MARBLE-TcP TABLES, CARPEr
lNS, AB0tT 100 ROLLS MATING, SC
N o. WEDNESDAY MORNING, August 3,
E1 10 O'Clock, ve will sell ths first door II
~ our ssies rcolns, the above named goods.
80 II W. l.. WALL a Co. Ancfs
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RI LATIMER q CLEARY,
Anctoneers and Real ysfste Brokers,
Southwest corner PeAnsyly ania avenue aaa nth q
Star Ofice BasLiinA,
Smyrna times., 1873-08-27

shippers, who went on with their fruit to New
York think the route feasible one, when the
shipments can be made without breaking bulk,
but the frequent handling of the fruit now re-
auired ma terially Injuries it. The larger amount
of the shipments have gone by this route.
Yesterday, however, hitch between the two
roads, which had been running and working
together harmOniouSly, occurred. 1t seems
that the connection was broken on the Smyrna
Branch road, at the point where the Bombay
Hook road crosses it, at Mr.. Ii. Spruance's
gate, and the town train could not get to Clay
ton on its own track Agent Smithers then
refused the p, w. & b. cars to the Md. d
Del. road, until he received orders from head
quarters, about II clock, when Supt. Kenney
authorized the cars to be furnished, stating
also that the fruit growers must not suffer
from the quarrels of the railroads. 1t IS not
known who broke the connection referred TO-,
nor why it was done, unless the assertion that
preference to Del. r. Il. cars was given over
NJ. & d. cars, in shipping fruit to the Hook,
gained credence. Those in authority on the
b. H. road knew nothing of it. The matter is
now adjusted.
On Monday Mr. John Van Gasken started a
line of barges from Rothwell's Landing to
PhiIa., and is thus by his enterprise accommo-
dating his shippers. Between the steamboat
line, the B. H. road and the barEes all the
fruit in this section is gotten off.
Smyrna times., 1873-08-27

Thomas G. Maberry, an aged citizen of our
town, died yesterday. He was U. :. Apprais-
er, in Phila., during Buchanans term, and
formerly an extensive dry goods dealer IN that
city.
All the schools in this town open next
Monday. The Seminary has the promise of a
better fall opening than ever before. A
public school will be started at Clayton, for the
first time in its history, and Miss Mollie
Doughton, of this town, has accepted the
position of teacher.
Noah Sullivan, coloIed man living in the
upper part of Dover, was struck by lightning
while at work in Mr.. Walkers pear orchard
on Thursday afternoon. He was taken home
in an insensibe condition, but at last accounts
was improving. Mr.. Nickerson, the supelin
tendent of the farm, who was picking pears at
the same tree with Noah, was also stunned
slightly.
The annual meeting of the Association for
Moral Reform of the State of Delaware" will
he held at the town of Dover, on the third
Wednesday of September. The officers and
members, and delegates from the auxiliary
societies-not to exceed five from each society
are respectfully requested to attend. The
meeting will commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
By order OF the President,
A. j. WRIGHT, Rec. Secy.