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Chufcn las said that Blsllop Cummins shnnLl
niHn a;t, "ataoa AZ M that e ought to haye remained
man, fonght the battle out upon that battlefield.
fathor than desert lis coora aud try to carry m
T. 1ho work outaide These yory mon WHO claim that
isnop i3naa ao oummins ~ should have remained In tho
PROTESTANT Episcopal Church and fought out tic
hastlo there, though 1t might take years to do
MEthas 1t was all wrong; aud that and some
at.t 10y 'no we!e a4nhliy wrong because We would
ngntths q M battle In the Church, and not suffer somo
". Cheney then noticed tho character OF the
Reformation. To commence tho reform in this
n nhetoonth century WAS 4 worry solemn step, but
sao rlhg OF ita hnsls Of principles, Of its prayer
Gods truth: Whom, four yos1a ago, tbs hand
OF eeclcaiastical discipline was laid upon your
pastor; lottera uncouutod poured in ilpon mo.
anan in.t u vs" wa5 that found to my amazemont
one ond OF this land to tho other. there wcrc
mon and women whoao very names ware tower
Or strength to tho causo who wore PRAYING and
iMaR,or,nK MnsoaK tat God would sond to them now
which u'en have llunsod liz. because wo would
nos lotaako tho Church Of our fathers, wo llayo
boon crying out to God that wo might not buiidun
q new, nut Q refornlea church not that vo
Church. but that wo might lisyo an Tpiscopai Tiii
Ehnreh ae It belonged to- our fathers OF tho
Neformatall. aud Of tue period that followed
tho reformation In Amorlca.
4, Dr. Cheney tl,on said It was remarkable fact
that tic frst characteristic Of tho moyomout
ferred to tho siiiall ATTENDANCE Of clorgy,uon
q the Connoll lnooting in Now York, aud thank |
ed God for 1t: II fifty olergymei bad will |
drawn from their connection With tho Church.
taoy would mt know what to do with tlom. II !
,Tas tho common sohsrs, not tie oil,cer,, that
hna taken np the banner, and Horo pressing |
onward to victory. 'N'''''s
The grand feature OF tho nomish Church
aa boon the elimination Ut ita lAity from Ill nar.
aelpa1lon in tho WORK In which tho Church Is en-.
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and error aporfectunt. both these oppositeg Iad
ronalned dormant the work ofreform might haye
oeoh lhaehnitely postponed. There was q
pot'oa OF many NAM years during which the American
iMpscopnl NJ &c m Uhrrch showed certainly no roniarla-
men TINT won't down aud found tle yory bottom
OF tho great problem that surrounds hi1n1an nnl-
vation-wore not found among tho episcopato.
rho r1s tAeology Or America had for its oxpone,1ts
Ea%afas. asa% DS.ght and Alexander, tho grand
swayed vast congregations, }io mon i WHO ner. nno
suaaoa 70 inc reason and brought tho Gospel homo
70 fhe hcarts aud conscionces OF mon, wore rare-
y men who laid claim to tho apostolic success.
p. son nna nother elemont, consequently, grow
II !nee4cctaai power, aud hence tho two germs
slept peacefully together. But in Tue laat
twenty yoara thoro llaa boon a great change in
regard to this intellectual procosa, The Episco-
pal church has felt the restlosanoas OF tic arc
u sympathlzed with that freedom Of intellectual
the throbs Of intellectual activity hayo started its
eiugglhh pulses, aud both parties have folt tho
erect On tho ono side and on tho other
q am not apeaktng tor tho Low Church party
tIs I III Hch on ohro ano High nj, Church sidS but On
{, our OWN thought has beon evoked, and leuco
thoro M has boon conflict. A man who thinl;a
~, nns ilttie Will entor Gu path md set down at
ltn ! =, beginning, aud nover ask whittier tho patti
mm iesu nun. Dnt le who thinks, ho who in
lnire what ia the other ond OF ths road on
which hayo entered. In other words.
!, mean that mon who think II
:hey accept certain promises, witt pngh
hose promises to their ultlmnso conclusion, tTho
h!4ker WHO ssarta with putting an infalIlble
Interpretation upon tlo Scripture, will IN n,1og-
lonallS 20, on to 4 more highly orga,tizod
aysteul, becaaso tho Church do.
nanded It, llo mnHt have the confessional. be-.
'oWer. He Must have sacrificing prIesthool'
,ecasse TINT reveals that power upoil Tic pooplo'
20 muAt have tue Body and blood of Christ.
'Iesant li tn tho bread aud In tho
fino, bscauRo 1t places tho liclum
4 ne Church above tho Word OF God, liz !
liat teach that oyory baptized infant ID rogen-
rate IN tho hour that tllo drons OF water ara |
prlnGled on hlh brow beca,,Ra BY that act ho il |
laced @ within tho Church, and ile wants tho
'iurcl' to beleVo that tho lot Ut regeneration is
omoth!nE OF ecolesiaBlical. aud moi Of Divine
On the other hand, tha
alnkor Who starts with tho Dlllo, aud tho DIIio
lone, an tho foundation Of Dlylno truth.
''oVitahly will push on 10 ha con,
ll'sona 4 also. And 10 will discover
nat Tho Divine authority of Bishops Is tho ,lg-
lehk OF human fancy, 1Io will tiAooyor that
tos anu ceremonies may bo multiplied TO
oint whore they will become an ,lnaltorahto
'ndage' uo will go on to leol tint tue teaoll.
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ID n n ID

BuRLEY. or -pneumoni., FLETCHER w
.,IaL, age 90 from MAJ Ter. residence 5ds
friends snd relatives invited 20 attend
fbhNN On the 2s.h inst, at ? O'Clock a. m
hl iihhhlhh linn, sea- Is years.
attend her funeral, from No sI5 81 street sSuth.
west, Sunday, at ) o clock .. m.
:, uhbtSi The funeral services Of the late JNO.
derland AT the late residence OF the ~ eAsed near
Cniontown, a, o'clock tomorrow Afternoon "a.
friends are respectfully invited to attend
MI NDhR. On tho 2tih Instant, aTer q long ana
painful IllLess, WIN. A. hUNDKR, ia the slf year
o'CoNHoR, On Saturday, the 2eih instant, at
her residence, No, 80 % street northwest, N Any
y; me beloved wife Of Thomas B. 0Oonnor, 10 the
The. funeral will take place from ST. AIoysfp.
eatTs and Friend. on IF sTsd fs TIE Sh inst The
invited % attend.
on the ssth instant, JOHN PAYNE, in the 6si year
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
POLKINHORN. Ia this city. on F,fd.r- W.
ysmbST q ls7Si at ?. m, RICHARD W. Folk
lhHOkN' IN IN :9Ih ear ofhis age.
residence, 942 street SOUTH, est
sSGLLIyAN. On the 2ssh instant, Mr.. JoHsB.
Tie relatives and friends of the family are re-
speeay iSvted 20 st,end his funeral from his late
st,er1oonl at 3.s9 O'Clock. Services at 81, Peters
WRIGHT. On the 2Sth instant, Kate ELL.
aspghteT Of Dsniei and Sarah Ann Wright, an the
The relstives ana friends Of the fsmil, are rs-
specttully invited to attsnd her funeral from IN.
residence Of her parents 80 Ga street southwest
notice None knew her but to i oye.S inr'eer
WILLIAMS. On Saturday, November q, at no
w WiIIsm ss GO Snly son Of Charles and Emily
=, The funeral will take place on sunds,, November
psren So e4 rss' the Tessenss q a
arc iflenos are respectfully invited 90 attend.
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STEAMER LINES.

WAsHINGToN, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND
w PROVIDENCE.
The fine Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE,
having resumed her regular trips to N-,
Norfolk, will leave her wharf, foot Ea4H
Of 9th street, every MONDAY andnE1E1EE14n
THURSDAY, at D. m :, touching at principal River
Landings, connecting at Norfolk with Steams hip Of
the N. and NJ. line for Boston and Providence,
Freight should be addressed " care of Lady Of the
Lake, via Norfolk" Branch ticket office at Kpexs
Express Office, sos Pennsylvania avenue
N. b. FITZHUGH, Agent, 9Th street wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent,
mll-tr Plants Store, corner 18th st. and Pa ave
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fI'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
i has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding special term, letters
t-etame ntsry on the personal estate of EORGE
STANLEY PARKER, late Of Washington City.
ID. O., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
CT before the 4'h day of November next: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of the
sand estate. Given under ms hand, this 4th day Of
November, ISIS. ALICE PARKER,
no, 22-s Srr ENecutrix
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1oNAToE SAUCE.-The following recips
comes all the way from Australia Take 90
pounds OF tomatoes. wipe clean, aud boil or
bake TIL SOFT; then squeeze through a sieve
that will retain the seeds and skins. Boil for an
hour, In order TO get rid of some OF the waterv
portion, and then add half a gallon OF best
trown vinegar, \ pounds salt, ounces cloves
ounces allrpice, ounces cayenne pepper, 3
pounds white sugar, iounces garlic aud ounces
black pepper. Boil a sufficient time hours
viii usually suffice, but the sauce will not he
boiled enough until II has become tolerahly
nick and all the watcry appearance has gone
bottie withouts training In perfectly dry bottles
and cork them securely when cols The garlic
must be peeled, bruised and tied up In a bag: All
the spice must be ground, the quantities nav
ne increased or diminished according 20 taste
years.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON A AND NEW YORK.

HeresfteI the nne Steamships L. O. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week ~o.oSS
y trip between NEW York, ALEX Gf&2&
AAssnDbhdlAAL LIN TON .nd5
GEORGETOWN, a. follows:-Leave NEW YORK,
from Pier 80 East river, every SATURDAY at
,. m; leave GE0RGETOWN every FRIDAY at =
g. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day at 2 m.
FOR full information apply 70 b. P. A. DENHAM,
t agent, once and wharf So Water street, George
towns or at the corner Of 18th street and New York
avenue; y; W. THOMPSON, President:
Ereignts delivered BY Knoxs Express. Or
ders left at General Office, sos Pennsylvania ave-
tended to. ieIl.tr
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Tl'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
testameptary on the personal estate of EDWIN w.
FORTENEN, late of Washington City, ID. c.,
deceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased hereby warned 20 exhibit the with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber before
the 18th day of November next: they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all bene1t Of the said es-
tate. Given under my hand, this 18th day OF Noyem-
Der, 1873 JOHN b. SLEMAN,
noy72-s 81 Executor
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EVENING STAR.


Now that a war Is imminent the patriotic
American VIII bear in mind that listing Pse-
vents q draft.
And then there is the man whose regard Cor
me noor of concert room prevents him from
oennng II, BY splitting on the boot Of the next
party instead.
we have seen q stick OF wood weighing
scarcely four ounces fall from the boy's arms.
and striking on his toes render him incspshle of
further action for hours sfterwsrd, vale the
same boy has slipped with pair OF skates AMI
striking on the back OF his head with sntficient
force 20 split that article open. has not only
reached hts feet unaided, but has given the nav
who laughed At him one OF the most sstoni.h
ing whallopings he ever received
Just such weather ~ this instills new IF.
and animation In a man, and IL apt 20 make him
froliosome. IL stimulates him 60 racing lamp
ing mp end down, clspping hrs hands sad feei-
Ing good generally. IL 20 stimulated one OF our
merchants on Friday evening. and led him 20
invite hts wife 90 catch him before he got around
TO the back stoop. He started on q smart run,
and she bore down after him st creditshle
speed. He tore around the corner very much in
earnest, and stepping on piece Of ice, swung
rom his foothold, and went careenins across
ten feet OF frozen ground. and brought up with
considerable force against a pear tree-a new
variety, We believe. IL was genial spectacle
70 see The fond wife pounce on him and hear
her eleeful shouts of victory, a. he STRUGGLED
madly 20 his feet, aud besOught her mot 40
make darned fool OF herself
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- FrrT c'EHAK 6TH AND sIREkrs NV.
[nCrS Cvsnbtr %, ls73 'r FMS will run As follows
IN ms LEAYh FOhTh4IsS ARRIVN ar
HfLTIA NE. WiSHlNGTJN.
s.sn.- Bal a. N'th 613s m, New YORK and
- ~. "a Monday. Mssteru Express, dairy.
" a n, New York 20 a m, AccommOda-
IN.T-s daiy,ex sun ton, daily, ex. sunday
, a. m EXP, from Bal
. q 70 daily Accom- iimors. daily ,ex. Sunday
EI.yt a. m, Fast Line from West and North.
west daily, ex Sunday daily.
ID p New Yors = 40 d. m, Accommoda-
ENp.,daily, sunday ton, d nly ex. Sunday,
- baltimore Express 5:I3 m Y Express
daily, sN. Sunday. daily, ex sunday
3. SO p m, Baltimore Ac- '3:45 D. m, Accommoda-
commodstion, daily, ex ton, except Sunday.
Sunday. $50 D. m, daily. from
tinn, daily, ex Sunday West and North.
9O- m, daily, New ~ :0s D. m, Southern
YoTk Night Express. Eyp. daily, ex. Sunday.
9:3s .. m, Pacific Ex- IL % .. m, New York
rress daily. Exp. daily ,ex. Sunday.
Trains leaving WsshiU Rton at SIS q. m. and
II. IS a NJ =, snd 30 connect At Bowie with
trains for Marlboro, leaving Bowie at 70 a. and
SO D m d, and $40 ,. m arriving At Marlboro
81 IL 10 a. m aud 2 35 2. m and s. 30 D. m.
Trains arriving ct Washington at 1888 O. m.
, Al and = 30 .. m C meet at Bowie with traius
leaving Marlboro at $40 q. m, $40 and $50
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Office
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest co OH street and Pesnsylvs-
mia avenue, can have their baggage called for aud
checked At hotels and residences TO sill points North
and West. Through tickets TO Cincinnati, Column
bus, In annapolis, Louisville, Louis, New Or
Iears, Chicago, o. aha, San Francisco, and all
v l.. QUARRY, General Supt
II. =. YOUNG. Genl Pass'r Agent. UZ4-u
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CUNARD LINE;o.,,

CuNAkD fHior1or.
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of COLI
sion, the Steamers Of this Line will, henceforth,
take O specified course for all seasons Of the year
On the Outward Passage from Queenstown to New
York OF Boston, crossing Meridian Of 90 ct Is Lat ,
or nothing to the north OF Is. a
On the Homeward Passage, crossing the Meridian
of 30 at a Lat or nothing to the north Of a. jyll6m
CUNARD LINE.
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fvARPETs oLEANED AT THE srRAIs al.
~ PET BEATING WORKS, $50 Asi ns sSsn1e.
bet. ~ and 6h sts Carpets called for and returned
free Of extra charge. L0RIEz0 [IOE. spis "
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~ EWBURGH PLAsTER
IN AND CEMENT MILL:
Calofned, Onsting and Dental plastic; Boeen
dale QIMENT and MARBLI DUST. Bangor
bAIHs By the cargo u ofhsrztss SSis sSsnf iof
isiane avenue; also, corner LIST and St. southeast
and d strest wharf southeast. y1-ly"
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
PHILApEdPPhIAAihA IL q I VA, WASH.

SAILING DAYS.
From Pier Z, North Wharyes, Phil IT,
adelphia, WEDNESDAY and SAT- q ~
URDAY, at lam.
From 81 Water street, Georgetown, d. O., TUES
This line connects at Philadelphia with "Oiyde's
Iron Line" Of steamers for Providence, Boston and
New England States. No wharfage in Boston BIZ
this line G.F.H HYDE, Agent for d. Of q.
WIN. p. CLYDE CO., Philadelphia.
n. A. REID, Alexandria, Va.
WALDO A. PEARCE, 81 Congress street Boston.
- Freights delivered by Knox's Express. Or
ders left at General Once, sos Pennsylvania ave-
hue, or at the steamer wharf will be promptly at
tended -. sp7-tr
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERN00N.
Rh q. II. NAbhEbs
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. TAG 7th street, between and h.

II RsA Estste Broker and Auct.eneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TMkEE D AND SHEETS so6rd. AT
- b. virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated Angus,
ls,h, lal, 70 Daniel Z. Eaton and myself, and
the ansy Or n tss Ne & fSo 3
e thu viii On ' Ssf In
89 a1h IN Tod Gnnpeil's subdivision Of Square
tween D and streets south, y feet inohes with
h ssd
s. IeI 1sS S1a4 With interest," on S4o from Au.
q sale in cash. and the balance IN s six and
day q sh ss cSst q sSe
purchaser. Que hundred dollars viii be required g
complied with in ten day. AFTER sale, the Trustee
ss hs sS, e resell the .:k and II
me TIN cone enc Q. more newspapers Published in
GEORGE ". sTiCkEEYY. Surviving Trustee.
e THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, November 10Th, 1873, sans boar
GEORGE W. sTICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
gTHEABovEsA SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
shTU sDAf, November 22d, 1873, same hour and
GEORGE W. sTIOKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
81 ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POST
rohed until SATURDAY, November 29th, ls7s,
GEORGE W STTCKNEY, Surviving Trustee
no'24 eoSds J. I. CoLDWELL, Salesman.
Try WI. WALL q o., AuctiOneers,
Nos. 500 and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE
- By virtue of q deed Of trust dated November
es 81 1871, and recorded in Liber 6S6, folio Sgi Of
offer at auction on FRIDAY, the slst day Of Octo-
ds l f az SG SS p nj on the premises lot;
OF lot l2, in Gilberts subdivision Of square 675,
including improvements, consisting of four substan-
tiAl brick dwellings.
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash, aud the residue ia two equal install
The terms Of sale must be implied with within one
week after sale, in default Of which the property
viii be resold at the risk and cost OF the first pur
chaser. WALTER 8. COX, Trustee
octlS-eots W. l.. WALL co., Aucts.
syTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO
W. s: COX, Trustee.
oct3l.d W. l.. WALL 3 CO., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
PONED to WEDNESDAY,, November ~, 1873, at
the same hour, IN consequence Of the rain;
w. 3. cox, Trustee.
noV7-d W. l.. WALL CO., Auct'rs.
~-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
pohed TO MONDAY, November "a, 1873, at the
noyl2 w. L. WALL A 90 Aucts
~. THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
I p0ned to SATURDAY, November ~ 1873, at the
noYl7-d W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts
80 THE hBQYEsALR Is FURTHER POST
the same hour. W s COX, Trustee
noy2i-d W. L. WALL co, Aucts.
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IN EMECOUBTOrTH DIsrRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

Inc IIfh Day o. NOeeMber, 1873
mARIA ROBBINS, plaintiff, VS.. SAMUEL T. LEWIS
stal ,defendants-No SASS, Eqnity Docket Is.
Gorsan In soc,, ~ oyrsrS ~ ' ~ -
PENDANT, Samuel 7. Lewis; cause his appearance to
oe entered ierein on or before tue iiist rule Gay
cause will be proceeded with Is in Of default
By the Court.
True COPY. Test b. J MEiGS, Clerk. nls sssw
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fI'HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
TON PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK
MAsHINGTOS, November 2, 1873.
now Iun a. follows, viz
1Oh nkW lOkk, trifhOR: shdRgs Of sdyS
Leave daily. eNCept Sunday a. -.O0 N ana
100 and $50 p. NJ -
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
aaNe aaily- except Sunday, 1t 800 A. NJ. and
@.VOi 0;49 and $50 L. N
On SUNDAY.
Leave tor New York a. $50 p M and Philadel-
phla at 0;i5 aud $50 Pm
only. N'A -
9, Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New YORK
5ossol can De had az the Station Office at all hours
- Sns gay, also, at the Company 5 Once, 40 Penn
AN there arrange 10 have their baggage called for
l9 entcAed AZ their residence, taken 10 the depot
and put IN the baggage car
See Baltimore aud Ohio railroad advertisement for
&c hedule between W ashington, Baltimore, Aunap-
oils and the West.
THOs. h. SHARP, Master of transportation.
L. NJ. COLI, General Ticket Agent,
novS GEO. kOOhTZ, Agent al Washington.
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RY d. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Aucsioneer
No. S2S 7th street, between g and II SITS.

tyN u. ID. NARNERs
ID Real Estate Broker and Auceioneer
No. S2S 7th street, between and II SITS.
MANsARD ROOF PRESSED BRICK WELL.
ING IN /" GRANT ROW." EAST CAPITOL
STREET. AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue of deed of trust, dated August 9
M ID. 1872, and duly recorded in Lber No. SOS,
A4fofo 80, one OF the land records for Washington
county, District OF Columbia, and by direction of
the party secured thereby, we will sell at public
auction, in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY,
December IL 1873, at O'Clock D. m, the following
described real estate situate in the city of Wash
tngton, d. o., to wit: Lot numbered seven "a, In
Grant subdivision Of square numbered seven hun
dred and sixty 760l, fronting twenty three 80 feet
six and three -eghths go inches East Capitol
street., between u and Sd streets east, running
back one hundred and fifty six (l56D feet two or
inches to 20foot alley, together with the prove
pressed brick Dwelling. This house is in the mid.
residence In every respect, suitable for q member
or g. nator.
Term. One-third In cash; balance at six twelve
and eighteen menths, with interest at per cent
per annum, secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erty. Adeposit of ESQ., will be required ct time Of
sale. All conveyancing at the expense of the pur-
chaser II the terms OF sale are not complied with
in seven days, the Trustees reserve the right to
sell The rroperty at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser, after ave days adyertisement IN
sons one OF NOR newspapers published In the city
yGBE W. ALvoRD. Trustees.
GEORGE W STiCKNEY,f
noy1o-eo&ds J 7. CQLpwkLLs ssissman'
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DENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK

.,-, BOSTON,
AND ALL POINTS sF Il rHE NE" ENGLAND
Through BETWEEN WASHING TON
AND N-E YORK,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
ne equipment on this line is new and Of the most
eieesnt ana improved finish.
PULLMAN PAhLOR CARS ON DAY TRAINS
'A-MAH F6 dTa GT ? RI kf TSl CARS ON
TH IN az T af5er sn1dS, oS,o3,r u; 1873,
from aud arriving the depot Of the Baltimore aud
RGtomsc Isllroai, northeast corner Of 9Th and B
FAST LINE, leave W ashingten sos a. m. daily.
Leave Baltimore at 9:IJ a. m daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at 1882 p. m. daily,
Arrive at New York at 4:25 D. m daily, except
RICHMOND EXPRESS, leave Washington at
l;lS .. IN. daily, except Sunday.
Leave Baltimore at 2:35 .. n. daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at 500 m. daily, sx-
Arrive at New York at 1910 ,. m daily, except
EIGHT EMPRESS, leave Washington at s.osp.
Leave baltimore at lo:45 p m, daily.
{ Leave West Philadelphia at =: SO q m daily
Arrive At New York At .. m. daily.
TRAINS RETURNING.
FdSi LINE. leave New York at an
KtchuoHd E l1pt- lie leave New SsS fork aspw
Arrive At Washington at I :Os ,. m.
arrive a Washington Al 8: is m
Connections are made in NV York with steamers
RAILROADS New York Central and Hudson River rail.
road, krie Railway, and steamers on Hudson River,
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
Nste residences on ordeTsleft At the following Offices
Northeast corner 18Th street and Peans ave; north
s;SD SIn street ret 16d Psnna ave. Psssesgsr
and streets. ANu Eb ESfner ON
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GeMsrket Space. three doors from 9TH st =, 7 y
FAMILY GROCER,
az Tor sale 100 bbs Apples Acted for fantv ma.
100 oushes extra fine Northern Potatoes ' u'e'
Finest extra and family Flour
Extra Cream and Pine Apple Cheese
Finest old sugar cured Mans in the countrv
and Rio Coffee. -
klcb favored g. P, Oolong, and Japan Teas
New haisins, Currants, Citron, Figs, and Nuts OF
The finest favored old Brandies, Whistles and
wines; guaranteed pure. New Msckerel, very fat
Family trade VIII find it to their benefit to examine
my stock and cheap prices. octIs.Iv