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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-07

DHILADELPHIA,, RICH A@FFm
l. MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-nss 80 sssSs
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIhTWlC A
WEEK.-Tbe steamers Of this line will leave Rich
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY at u
o'clock NJ, and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. ct the same honr. +"
Freights received daily Sundays eXceptedl for all
parts Of Pennsylvania, New jersey. and Delaware,
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans,
and bills Of lading signed through. - -
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates
Passage TO Philadelphia including meals and
stateroom, s.. ". T. PORTER, Agent,
~ - j, No. 1925 Dock street, Richmond
WILLIAM ?. CLYDE & CO, Agents, a.
~ '-sti '"f.-''..< No. ID South Wharves,
ivls s.s- No. II North Wharves. Philadelphia. }
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POT0.
+. s'.@E MAO RA1LROAD.
UP DAY MALE leaves Byrd-Street stotscu eao
! GP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-ssrcet station sas
UP i; '1 1ccoSMobafi8N leaves Bsoae-strse.
station p. 81. Except on Sundays.)
DOWN DAY MAILrarrives at Byrd sta
ton at 1903 P. n. 49,
. DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives al Byrd Street ste.
ton 4A0 A. M. Except on Mondays.1g. st:ts S.ts5
DOWN ACCOMaODATIONTR TRAIN arrives at
Broad-Sreet station s;a7 A. MI teacept On BUN.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad Street sta1on On
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at eds A. NJ.
connecting at Quannco with the iAletandriR and
Fredericksburg railway. Returning, asriveat Rroad-
Street station on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Satui-
days at 4:Io p. III.
BY order Of General Superintendent -sI1-1g.-i
j. ID, GENTLY 2.
feIs = General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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TnE PHrLabgLppafA MAsos1ct fEapLs.-A
letter to the New York Herald, dated Phila.
delphta, August 3. says: /" The Masonic
Brotherhood Of The Quaker City are making
extraordinary preparations for the dedtcae
ton or their magnificent temple In Broad
street. Invitations hnre been extended to
every lodge throughout the country, and
many delegates are expected from France.
Germany, and England. The jubilee attend.
ing It's completion will commence on the
25th Of September, md viii be kept up until
the evening Of the 9th. The dedIcatory
ceremonies will be conducted by the Grand
Master Of the Slate Of Pennsylvania, as.
sisted by the masters and subordinafes Of
other lodges, and Il f. estimated shst 1g0. 600
members Of the mystic tie Will participate Il,
Che festivities. i, The temple Ia nog In an ad.
Sanced state Of completion, and from
Its immense size and imposing style
Of architecture IL one Of the most
conspicuous public buildings In the
city. Much has been said By New York
ers and Bostonians In praise Of their re-.
s7ective Masonic temples. but II is now
generally conceded that the Philadelphia
structure far surpasses both as respects size,
cost, and beauty, 1t will make two Of that
at Boston, and Is third larger than the
temple In Sixth avenue and 'Twenty-third
street. 1t Is Of such immense size, and Ii
filed with so many lodge, chapter, and com.
nandery rooms, that to those nninitiated II
b almost labyrinth. It is composed en-.
tirely Of dnely-dressed granite Of Q wbitish
lead-colored tint, is $50 feet In length, Is $50
feet wide, and Is three lofty stories IN height.
The grounds upon which 1t. is built, In
Broad street near Market, together with the
structure, cost the Masons upwards: of
twelve hundred thousand dollars. - The
architecture Of the building Is "a combine
ton of the old and new schools admirably
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old &KsS
Il Dominion Steamship Companys ele-ssEaassse4ssssS
CANT steamship WYANOkE, Captain COUCH, WIN
sail FRIDAY, August 9th, at 3o,clock Z. d. POSI-
lively no freight received after p. NJ. s.t
Through bills Of lading signed, and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
sast and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, So; steerage, So round-trfp
tickets, go E9r freigl; or passage, apply to
au6-3t s Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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RICHMOND AND DANynLE RAILROAD Co, :.
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT, 4 :
M 81 RICHMOND, VA, June Ii B73. -.
GOIN GIVE ST-The Eynchbnrg and
VI Danville Passenger Train dniiy (exoepf Sum
10 NJ; arrives as Lynehburg AVS z. d, and ar
Sunday Lynchburg Passenger Train iesees Rich
mond at $40 A. III. arrives at Burxeyine at ll:a3
A. nj. and Lynchburg at go p. 81.
5 Through hail an6 Passenger Train narye Rich-
SmDnd daily at los =. NJ; leaves Danyihe daily AZ
sas p. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily az LILO
pm. - - -
The Lynchburg and .Danvtlle PASSENGER Trains
dsily Except Sundays) leave LynchbnrE at sl5 A.
NJ leave Danville ut e:l5 a. HI; leave Rurkeyille
ut il:a5 A. NJ; arrive ut Richmond ut f:f6 L. d. =
The Sunday Lynshburg Passepger. Train Leaves
The Through Mail and Passenger Train leaves
Greensboro daily at s:ls 2, NJ; leayes sDsnville
dldly at l1l7 r. ~; arrives ut Richmond daily at
Tie Through Mail and Passenger ,TraIns going
South connect ut Greensboro with trains on the.
North Carolina railroad for ali points south. -
4 The Lynchburg Tralus connect at Burkeyule
with train on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio.
railroad for NIL points southwest and south.
Through tick cts to NIL points south and southwest
can be procured at the ticket Office In Richmond,
and OF X. r. WALKER, agent OF tho Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad, No. I326 Main Street,
Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise the
schedule OF this Company will glease PrTt the
"a Fms nd m
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATa.Ins
" '. COMPANY. Ss2s sisisssX

i....i,.j ,... DAILY LINE FOB .s.s;.l4 ST
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,, AND REGU-. -
LAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER. q
ALSO, ,.....t
vUE DE L'EAU AND OLD POINT HOTELS.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
~ i~i' .''''' ADAMS EXPRESS. ....r,
On and after May sth, 1879 this company will run
a DAILY LINE (Sundays eXcepted), consisting of
their fast and elegant steamers ell3 .'rt /
JOHN SYLVESTER. CAPTAIN j. 4. POST;
' ELIZA HANCOCK. CAPTAIN u. Z. CLIFFORD:
leaving Richmond at 50 A. u. and arriving here at
kP. III. ..I.'. -, ~,
Passengers make sure connection at Norfolk with
Bay Line for Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud New
York.
Fare TO Norfolk. ...-.................s ~
Fare to Norfolk and return. ......... 90 D.;
Fare to Baltimore. .................... W
Fare to Philadelphia. .................. so Il.
Fare TO New l Ork 49,. - ~ .sa
Fare to Vue de rEIau or Old POINT. 50 ..,
Fare to Vue de lEau or Old Point and
Tickets on sale on steamers and at CARRIER & Co.'S
Ticket Agency. 500 Main street. Baggage checked
through. Freight received daily for Boston, Nor
folk and Portsmouth, and regular landings on
James river, from A. n. to =. NJ.
Freight for way-landngS must be prepaid.
= L. b. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's. wharf, Rockets; branch Of
fee, Ninth and Main streets. i.fsG1 isu-.t i je5
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In. 7. ANDERsoN. j sssrt'i = 2 JOHN J. hing.
A NDERsON & KING, = =
N pEALERS fNitd.
WOOD, AND GOAIi.
IBAsrN BANK BETWEEN .EIoHrIr AND NINTH
STREETS, RicH,foNp, w.
lClover Hill and Anthracite Coal. MI grades; Soft
Coke, Hail and Lump Oak andPiue Wood-long,
sawed, and split. s,..sE-g ;r.as rEsM
sOrders left ut King g Todlfs, corner Broad and
First streets, promptly attended to- jy l6-lm
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R1cHMoSD, YosK RIVER AND cfIssApRAxx1
4 Eii 2Ff{Sttfsits sssaati RArLHoAr ea&fANY,
j., 3s4nssgr,s ~ RICE1Daep, SslV ID 0s1.;fS


ON AND AFTER THIS aDArNsP
w sENeEB and FREGHT TRA1HH on this
PAssENGER Il TRAD TEAM FOR wed ansns iAafes
Rehmostd atra r.. n. and train NON Wess Eofuf
Will arrive q Richmond sat 1922 A. ~ tsitFs fSHre
Tine spiendia Steamer SUE, anA.e.sas1s.
has been placed on the route West Fpintsnd
Baltimore to run u eonnsc.iq.s With th1srpad aud
will make three trips week, leaving West P0nt.
TUESDAYS, THERSI3AYs.3 ant SATURDAfS
on the arrival OF the train. which kAyea Rtchnerd
al . p. NJ, arriving az baltimore next mcsniiix In
ample tifas to connect with trains 1cf tbe North
and West: and leave Baltimore MONDA WE'D
NESDAYS. and FRIDAYS. atAP. n, oouaecting
fat West Point with the train due at Kichtnosid NJ
lose next morning.
Fare g KsltImore, ss .eolored people. a..
. FREIGHT TRAIN, With passenger car attached
for through freight only leaves Richnond Tnes-
DAYS, Thnrsdsys, nnd saturdays at "A n. Through
freight received daily tfll Z. 81. A. 5sl;,,.sF-,
.FkEIaHT TRAN, with passenger car atssshed,
for freight between Richmond and West Point.
leaves Richmond on Mondays, uestEyRt and
Fridays ate A. n. Local freight received tuesdays,
Thursdays, and saturdays uHs e, -,
& - General Freight and Ticket Agent.
. w. N. BRAGG. Master Transportation. 81 q \.
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T AM NOW SUPPLYING FAMILIES
Il with MIDLOTHIAN and A NTH RACITE
COAL for winter USE and shall be pleased to re-
ceive call from my old customers and others who
IKE comfort and economy combined. r.
= - - ALBERT BLAIR, Fourteenth street,
= ~ 1d-i,n .. = >, ~ sst4 near Mayo,s bridge.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

Freight received up to- O'Clock p. AZ. Friday. +.
For freight or passage apply to r.. -.
au f-3t - r. - - w. r. BRETT, Agent.
TOR PHILADELP IA.-N
II The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain sszsSi -
CARR. will receive freight for the above port
till THURSDAY the 18th instant ut L. O'Clock. -
Freight taken for Boston,; Providence and New
Orleans also for Liverpool ria Red star and Amcri-
can Steamship Lines, and bills lading signed
through. ..-.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, IS. W.P. PORTER. Agent
an s-at ~ No. 942S DOCK street.
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DOOR AND. JOB PRINTING SEsA9If
ID Done AT TAls OFFICE.
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ONE, THOUSAND GOODS OAK AND
W PINE WOOD FOR SALE--We have In the
yard, on Fifteenth street between Cary and Dock
seets and Atlee's station, on Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, the above quantity Of WOOD, which we
are selling wholesale aud retail Give rs CALL.
II. +. RAuIAANp, - !. r. RA6kANU 6fSO. "a
Il II. WoODCDCKx -H#s4 =: E. nv M-1odSn
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TtOALS AND WOOD.

ON hand and to arrive full stock Of hest An
Also, best CUMBERLAND, CLOVER HILL, and
MIDI OTHIAN for CRIES engines, ami black.
smiths; and O Ak and PINE WOOD AR offered
guarantee satisfaction In price, gnantlty AND quail
lS.,ls y, tses,s stag. CHAkLk3 a. RAGE 2
- Nv l4-ts. slfs {, Nineteenth and Cary streets.
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E7rIarIaoAD LINES.
B @ H

-s.-S4Tya-szT. 1sll
RAILRoAD LINES
OFFICE cr aEsxa4aI F ss,1 g, A 4xxs.. 81
RrcHfcyD. Va. Aaxuss 4, Isf2.
|NOTICEslOE AND AFTEH THIS
doris On ciossr aii ssirosd Vii osiT b sseavsd
.as-,r esnsra. FREIGHT 81 T sssSa zssss
RIcHaoyp AID WS1DoN KourA,1 79
aEsK9AL 5IAEAGER'sa s,zsIgs ~
THE TRAINs OF Tells ROUTH run
me M iDsES;i have Risnanos4 q sAM
an9 10 q. M arrive at PetesyearsH Ess44 II. i
INC y, ~ Z. 8. afife II Weldon ss MI a. end
EREsasIlT TRANS. WIN ! pasens1 eesah q.
s s Z. Il. 40 rssarnins ~ lave pess,sbs q 10
Hi akT Tps MAIL rHAIas ieays ssasoh..
10 4. u. and aae z q ~ ana Leave 9etessoss q
Th 81 su 10 sDS ri Ex;GnRs1o1 TRASs sssxeen
Richmond and Petersburg issys ee4h places o. \
The FREIGHT Train, WIN not run on sUnDaYs,
and tho !as P. N. Mail Train viii not iease Peefs-
isays q R,s sSnndays, and hs =. Trsan fa not
The NAIL TRAINS vim NOT ssep besecea Rich
, monn ana petersburg exceps q AancassaR Ans
Pessensers for Edsfsik WIN sate de assa ieas-
Passengers from Clover Hin WIN leaye sI a. n.
and resuIptna leave Richmond u isp Z. A. SslH
{exeept H11GaysJ. ~ .sg& t'R 77,' = To-
Passengers wif1iake their meals as Jssrssf.s Ho.
tel and al trains leaying Retersbnrg vim sesEx eeon
the Wabhangton-Street depot. 49, " $
PULLMANs PALACE sLEEPINa-CARS see
attached TO all the Night Nal Tsxtns. -
ssasF'1'I $3.50 = THOMAS AtTxHkps
jy q. ysST .rsttyiltts lsss;sa General Naaassf.
R,cm1oyD. YoEK RIVER AND -crIgsIrTsxx1
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E B. BENTLEY, corner of Cary and
ne Nineteenth streets, can furnish at low summer
prices fun supply of ANTHRACITE COAL of
Superior quality; CUMBERLAND COAL. for
CRATES, engines, and smiths work MIDLOTHIAN
AND GLOVER HILL at agents prices Orders
respectfully solicited. ~ SIN
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b Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. 729 7th street, between @ aud II SITS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN NEW THREE
BRi6k a3 asks on Ro s AsD sghAsEMEsT
STREET, BkTWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
By Virtue q three rec deeds Of trus. to me, all
gs srI S da ss AGgus. g. 3 and nd rec9Edea IN
records for Washington county. District Of Coium.
bla, and also Of four other deeds Of trust to me,
No. 697 ,folios 49, 49, iS7 and I55 and at the re-
qnest OF the parties thereby secured, will sell at
,IoLt Of the premises, On FRIDAY, August 5tb,
re,J' 81 - o95ocS m, the following pieces Of
q square numbered six hundred and seventy ave
(oI5), and the improvements thereon:
folio 49, all that piece parcel Of ground beginning
one hundred and forty 4O) feet west of LIST street
street, thence south eighty (so) feet, thence east
twenty I'D feet, and thence north to the original
BY virtue Of the trust recorded in Liber No SOS,
folio 240 all that piece parcel Of ground beginning
east, and running west twenty 900 feet along K
street, thence south eighty (sOl feet, thence
point Of beginning eighty CsO) fses
BY virtue Of the trust recorded in Liber No. 6so,
ming one hundred and eighty ls0l feet west q lst
street east and running west twenty (7O feet along
twenty GOD feet, and thence north to the original
point q beginning eighty lsOl feet, ,r,., NJ su
I ninS two ts 1af. feetp
thence sout6 eighty $50 fest thence east twenty c
feet, and thence north to the original point OF De-
By virtae Of the trust recorded in Liber No. GOT,
folio $780, all that piece parcel OF ground, begin
ming two hundred and twenty t220l feet west q LIST
thesoe south eighty o feet theme ss.,
point q beginning eighty lso) feet. .0-
By virtue OF tbs trust recorded IN Lioer no. w /,
ming two hundred and forty t240l feet west o. Isl
street east, and running west twenty ID feet aleng
street. thence south eighty go net, thence east
twenty l3o} feet, and thence north TO the original
point Of beginning eighty (SO) feet
By virtue of the trust recorded in Lber No. egl I,
folio 49, all that piece parcel Of ground beginning
east, and r.nnins Vest twenty COl feet along K
twenty 1o) feet, and thence north 70 the original
ssa
ssory mansard and basement Brick House on each
Terms: SI0oe, with ten Der cent. interest from
August g. 1Si, and eI penses Of sale ON Zach Of the
three parcels OF ground hrst described e30Qo with
ten per cent. interest from August zih. lE2, asd
next described; aud 5000, with ten psr cent inter
the two parcels Of ground last Described, CASH bal
est f from the das q sale. sscursd ~ dssd q tIn
WIN sss Ss,ers y. =
6ouss. All convsysncins e eost Of purchaser or
Pine amt Of the described parcels Of ground
/. sold subject deed Of trust in Lber ess, folio
sscure SsD. The second and third are scid subjeci
cesas $500 sseh rhs fourth and Ss sre ~
subjects to deeds Of trust IN Lber No. 60 folios 81
and 81 to sseg,s $500 \, 49, sseh The s,.ih nd
ssS. isDdsss, e sscSs: e ~ each; ~
/ an r.o0LDWnEL, ssismsa.
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s1FOrty horse meat shops perfume the Paris

air.
SA Chicago conductor has sued q passenger
for $40, 600 damages for biting OFF his thumb.
nS-The St Louis Globe suggests that George
Francis Train Is writing the CRsarian articles
for the New York Herald.
give inches of ground have been in legal
controversy in the city OF Troy, Ne W York and
the costs already amount 70 $1,000.
nVFraud is Charged under the contract for
furnishing stone and other materials TO the new
mint being erected In San Francisco.
uSMrs. Conrad, the wife Of a wealthy Long
Island far mer, has eloped with her husba nd E
colored coachmar, taking her three children
with her.
rS-The New York courts do quick work some
times. river pirate was caught stealing, and
years Imprisonment.
4-A Cleveland man saw rats and snakes in
his pew at church, and they hustled him home
without waiting for him 70 drop his nickle into
the contribution box.
Ry-A Green Bay man called a Young lady his
"precious darling little hOneydew OF a blooming
rosebud" and stood a breach Of promise suit
before he would marry her.
81 Thirty lady tax payers and property hold
ers Of San ESuuScisco have formed league, and
resolved Z ilnaN until they shall be
eth editor Of the North
CarOlin he sits propped up I'm
bed. "W1 grence between a bite
Ey-A Des Moines merchant offered Mrs. Bar
rett a pair Of shoes III she would kiss him, and
she went out, borrowed a revolver, and lodged
a bullet in his nose. He hasn't any more shoes
TO give away.
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JUVENILE RoBBsRs.-A band Of juvenile
robbers has been DISCOVERED by the police In the
city, and, strange TO say, the members OF the
ptltering association belong 20 respectable
families. They have confined their attentions 10
the retail stores, and their mode OF operation II
very simple one. Two or three enter store
ana engage the attention Of a clerk, and while
eyes are not busy In watching q confederate
pliers all the small articles at hand. This sys-
TEN Of robbery has been going on for some time
past, and we are aware OF more than one innO-
cent clerk who has been dismissed IN disgrace
because OF the disappearance Of wares under
bis charge which some Of these young rAscals
have whipped OF. At the police court on Sat
urdry, I've were brought up; three were dis
charged, and two remanded for trial today
There are more members of this pIlfering gang
a. yet not arrested.-QUebsr C1rrHic's, an.
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IHF EXPLORATION or TIRE ROCKY MouN-
TAlNs-Ihc Highest Mountain IN N0rfh Amsgiaa.
Prof.. Hay den, writing on the sd ult., from the
camp on the west slopes on the Rocky Moan
taius, reports that his expedition had attained
the summit OF Mount Lincoln, and ascertained
Its elevation 10 be Is $40 feet. From this point
at last fifteen mountains we're seen which ara
1900 feet above the sea level. and 30 having
aludutes OF 1900 feet above tide-Water, while
on the summit Of Mount Lincoln the desired
peak was revealed which bears the name OF
Holy Cross and is computed 10 be II 900 feet
high. ON its eastern face are two deep assures
crossing each other at right angles. making a
perfect cross, and which at ali seasons of the
year are filled with snow. This mountain Is be-
heved 70 be the highest in North America.
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10y KELLEY & GATCHELL, Auctioneers
DSoutheast corner Of 18th and streets nOrt hives

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, SITUATED ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF s1RkETI BETwEEN NORTH
EAST, IMPROVED BY 4 THREE STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING.
- Ny virtue Of q deed Of trust to me, bearing
B3 Date November 18th, A. D. 1874. and duIy re-
corded in hber 79t, f1lio Is, ct SEQ, one Of the
the direction Of the holder Of the note secured there
by, will sell at public auction, in front of the
premises. TO the highest bidder, on TUESDAY,
August 18th, 1873 at o'clock p: m, all that GER
Washington, District Of Columbia, aud Known on
the land records thereof four sixth Of Lot one
hundred and eighteen fllsD and three sixth of Lot
one hundred and nineteen (ll9I, In B. Gilbert 3
and seventy ave 1879, and contained in the follow
ing metes and bounds: Beginning for the same at o
point on street northeast s16) feet west from the
sout corner OF said Lot lls, thence north six
feet from and parallel to the eastern line of said
Lot l1sl 50 feet, thence west twenty (2l feet,
thence south eighty 80 feet to said street, thence
e.r along said street twentyone (2D feet to place
of beginning.
Terms Of sale prescribed BY the trust, viz:
Sl,op; with interest a. ten per cent. per annum,
from November 18th, 1877. and the expenses Of the
sale In cash, and the balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, for which the notes Of the purcha
ser, bearing interest at ten per cent. from day Of
sale, secured BY deed Of trust on the property will
the property is bid of. Conyeysnciug and record
ing at cost Of purchaser. II the terms Of the
not complied with By the purchas, in five days aar
the sale, the trustee reserves the right 10 sell the
chaser.
This property s sold subject 10 deeds Of trust made
to Edward W. Parsons and Robert Il. Day, to SCI
cure 5000 due in the year 1877, and interest which
700. MOSES KULLY, Trustee
aug2 KELLEY & 0ATCHKL, Aucts.
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ERCHANT's LINE OF sTEAMsHIPs.
wAsHINsT66sST AND NEW YORK.

Esreafter the 1ne Steamships = O. KING IT ans
John GIBSON will make regular weekly <HRNS
trips between NEW YORK, ALEXAN. 4Z<R
DRlA, WASHINGTON and GE0RGE-aA
TOWN, as follows:-Leave NEW YORK from Pier
aEORCETOWN every FRIDAY at Q, 10 :, ana
ALEXANDRIA the same day 81 y m.
For foil Information apply TO r. p. A. OENHAM
Agent once and wharf foot OF high street, George.
town, or ct tbs corner Of ntb street and New fori
avenue.
81 Freights delivered by Knoxs Express. OF.
iers left at General ONCE sos Pennsy lyania ave.
nue.; or at the steamer wharf will be promptly at
tended to.
iell-u j, W. THOMPSON, President.
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Id 4 Il Id !.

CLARK. On the eth day Of August, 1873, q, tven-
ty-hve minutes past ten O'cluck N, BRIDGET
CLARK, the beloved wife Of yohR CLARK, in the sSd
year q her age.
Her funeral will take place from her late real.
dence, 2Oe street southwest, Sunday. 10Th inst.
al O'Clock D m.
RICKETTS,. On the 9TH inst, after three weeks
patient suffering, vhch she bore with hLisfsn for
titnde, DEBORAH M, beloved wife Of Richard
Friends Of the family arr respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral from her late residence No ar
New York avenue, on SATURDAY, August Q, At 4
O'Clock D. m.
wILKKs. At Charlotte, n. C., on the sth inst !,
Of bilious fever, CHARLES WILKES, jr, a4ed "
year. and months, eldest child Of John and Jane
r. Wilkes.