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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

Heavy TRANSFER. - On the 1st Of
March last Messrs. Harlan q Hollings
vorth, Of this city, cold to Thomas Clyde.
If Philadelphia, the wharf property
'wned by them In Norfolk, known a
1swald's wharf, for the sum Of s5O,00O,
The deed OF transfer has been recor dec
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

A Boy STEALS MunE.-A little color
ed boy living near Massey's Cross Roads
was sent the other day BY his employer
TO bitch a mule to neighbours sulky
The boy did MS directed, but instead o
DING home LEFT for Middleton an'
Odessa. He was overtakeu at the latte
lace and the property recaptured.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

The DOVER Posr OYEIcE-qovernment
Architect Mullett and Richard Harrington,
ESQ, Assistant District Attorney for the
Territory Of Columbia. arrived In town Mon
day and Tuesday morning, IN company with
Collector Nolen aud others left for Dover
10 select site for the new post once 70 De
huflt thara
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

SINGULAR FREAK OF A LuNArfc.-ohe
day last week an insane inmate Of the
Aims House Of this county, named Thomas
Fleming. who has been confined In that In
stitution for many years, by some means
secured a pair OF scissors and cut of all the
toes on one of his feet, and when discovered
by the keeper had commenced on the large
toe Of his other foot.-SHoD Hill MfsseHger.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

sTING.-sunday a young ma
with the use of but one leg was on Della
ware avenue IN beastly state Of intori-
cation, and was Keeling and swervlng to
ne detriment and disgust OF all thost
githwhom he came in eoatact.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

DEATH AT THE DIsrxrsARr.-At TIE Dis
penaary yesterday morning. Edward Der.
wick died. He was the young mah who
was badly burned at Blrdsboro some time
ago BY tie upsetting Of a coal oil lamn on
the Wilmington road. Undertaken Hen
ringer took charge Of the re1nains.-Rsad-
inc EaQle, 5th inst.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10
InfanticIde.
A MOTHER Throws HER NEW BORN CHILD
INTO THE BRANpYwINE.

A MOTHER THkows HER NEW BORN CHILD
INTO THE BRANDYwINE.
Sunday some bows discovered the
dead body Of new born infant ON some
tones underneath Eleventh STR ct bridge
There is no doubt that the mother gave
birth to the child on the bridge on Satur-
Jaw night, and then thew il overheard
supposing Of course. it would float away
But II Glanced to fall on The stones ant
piles about one of the piers, and lodged
here TIL discovered by the boys.
Coroner Winslow held an inquest. anC
the jury rendered "A verdict that he chl.c
anne TO It's death by violence at the hands
Of some person unknown, believed BY tn,
iurY 10 hnye been tho mnlher Of Lhe chIld
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO PoIsoN A
FAMILY "A colored girl was lodged In
Jail at Elkton last week for an alleged
tempt TO poison the family OF Mr.. Ben
jamln B. Price, Of sassafras Neck where
she had been employed as a servant, by
| putting poison In the coffee. . f.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

DEBATE POsrPoNHD. The debate OF con-
versation on the subject OF cooperation,
which was to have taken place on Saturday
night at the Mechanics Institute, was post
poned on account Of the small attendance,
owing, II Is supposed, TO the Indictment
,vaathar
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

MIXED TRAIN, Nor Inward, will leaye Del
Brise lille, l. % 0rseswood, 4 40 Farming
ton, as HARRINGTON O. ~ Felton. 4. ~ Can
terbnry, o 4gi W. sdside, 8. 50 wyoming, q. g !
Dover. t.S MORTON iOi Brehf I'd. O. IS
Clayton. q. o. Green spr ng. 7 " Black bird,
Z, II; Townsend, Is Midtown. 739s Mt.
Pleasant, LOS Kirkwood $40; New Cast . ST.
Arnyeg Wllmisg on. %; philadslphia, 8i
baiiim' re. 20. south ward, Will leave Phila'
de rhia at 80 =. N, nalumcr., : ~, Will
mioglon. u 6li rev Castle. ~; Mlddlstown.
az; Towns I'D, 2 IS; CLAYTON. 3 ~; Dover ~
Wyoming, So; FELTON,. 400; Harfiug'on, III
Rhrm Et0n. 4 81 Greenwood, 2. rs; Bndgeril G,
s. 2Di Beaford, q. u; Laurel. 6 II; De mar, 9. ~
Ire mixed ira u will be Tun subject to Gel ,yi
iue'deat to freight husine.s, sud will slsp 0nis
Al stations whefe tims Ii glvo
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Phila-
delphia y. ~ A. N. Leave Pm ladelphia, ". u
N. and Wi'ningtOB, ! . p. NJ for New Castle
kMYkNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional 10 iho.e above, Leave Clayton fol
smyrns,. q A. NJ nd 20) p, N. lea,
Smyrna for Q ayton, II alA NJ, and IS = N.
70 make connection with trains TO and from
Dover, aud etatians south.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Kent @ unity Anl
Queen Anna,s h Kent Railroads. At Olaston
with Md. 4 Del. X r. Al harrit gton with
Az X. Z At ssaforl, with d. & %. K. X. A
Delnar, with :. 5. X. X. and WicOmic0 anl
ii. ?. KENNY, superintendent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

POCKET PIcKKD.-Joseph Sharpe, Of Will
mingtOn. had his pocket picked while In
Philadelphia MONDAY. He lost his pocket
book containing $50 In money and some
checks and important papers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

NEW STREET LANrs.-The city Is having
Dayott's patent street lamp globe attached
TO the iamp.posts on Delaware avenue and
Tenth, Market and Fourth streets in place
Of the old style globe. The new globe IA
much prettier and is said to be much super
iOr TO the old globe.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

THE CONFERENCE Accommodation
ernor Salisbury with Rev. ]. B. Qulgg
and T. Mallallen, Esq, were In Philadel-
phia last week consulting architects in
regard tothe new Wilmington Conference
Seminary about to be erected at Dover.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

FOREIGN PAPRRs.-Mr. William Campbell
will accept our thanks for copies Of Aus
tralian papers. Mr.. Campbellh etother IL
the editor of one of them. the Bendigo kvsE-
ing Negt a daily penny paper.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

COUNCIL MKNrINa.-On last Saturday
afternoon City Council met at Twelfth and
Ciaymont streets to view street grades In
that vicinity, but without taking any def
mite action adjourned 10 meet Thursday
evening.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

THE FIRE PLuos.-The Water Depart
ment Is having the straw packing taken
From FIRE plugs end the siop-coeks Of the
stI4c oiled.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

IssANE.-Mr. Chamberlane, principal
Of the Elkton public school, last week
was found 10 be suffering from insanity,
and was removed to the Episcopal hos
pital In Baltimore for treatment.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

LEAsED.-The Hygiene Home. near Wer-
nersville, has been leased by DR.. A. smith,
tor four years, TO James S. Preston. mana
ger and Drs. Andrew and Margaret HArdie,
physicians. Possession was given on the
lat inst
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

Stockholders aud lotowners who have not
already made their choice can nave their
lots well located by authorizing the Presi-
deut e. locate for them. by sending general
directions as to choice.
II pefsdns do Mt apply for their lots in
two weeks assignments will be made to en-,
able them to close up the business.
. The -" Executive Lot" and Improve.
ment" committees will hold a business
meeting on the grounds on Monday evening
next,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

TEmrERANon MEETING. Sunday after
noon q temperance meeting was organised
at Testh and Orange streets and was ad
dressed by Mr. George Day.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

FIRE AT HURLoW.-Sunuay AFTER
noon, the steam grist mill at Thurlow |
station caught FIRE and was entirely |
destroyed.
PATENr.-The Elkton Democrat says
that Hon. James McCauley, Chief Jaslice |
of the Orphans Court, has obtained let |
tiers patent for a very ingenious coptri.
vance to be applied TO the axle Of railway
cars, by which the cars eau be readily
adjusted To broad or narrow gauge a.
the exiscncies may demand. Judge
McC's invention has received the endorse
ment If eminent practical men, and We
hope 1t mas prove rich success.
MrsIc FOR LRwEs We have been IN
formed that the Pr sideut Of the junction
x B-eakwater Railroad Company has
issued passes to the Seaford brass band
with the understanding that it il to accom-
uanv all excursions over the j. " y. K R.
tn Loves duii- = the summer. The pro-
pnetor Of the Gte.l-y will board, free Of
CHAR. tue 'u h.rs OF The hand while
in I.cwss, and Il thought the citizens Of
the town viii pay them for their music.
CoNscIRscu SNltrES.--The gold watch
one of the plies at the fair held at ST
MieLac.'- ehUch, last Christmas, which
was ..oeo from Onu Of the tables, wa
iunud uu sunday evening last, in a box
which wa d scovcred lyiug couspieuousiy
near the church yard gaze. IL .ui ~
person Had hteome conscience smltten,
FOR note lying in the box stated thai
'coLsci,nce prev vented the longer with
holding o. the wa;ch.' Father uarAand
Y..'or' Tie watch to its rigniM owner.
Chester Mems.
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A MANW0Tn FtA..-At the Soldiers
Drrhau S.ts,... tt.,.s'.i Springs. they Az
r,ai;ing a uIt of piyattic rrpportiors
Whtu caut.cter Il Will measure fsf.
feet long by went, bread. having a sur
f.r..of eichf hnpdred souare feet. TIL
STRINGS are ,i,,lt.rr inches wide. and tn
,tar f,ld will h. figt.anpna a half by te
AID a holf Eet. and the stars will be G
variou. stzes from three feet down. II
nrornsed tn elevate his monster on a pol
two hundred feel hiah. sometime near th
middle Of Nav. aud. as II viii he place
on elevated ground, At will show froi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

FI.r. sun lay afternoon an alarm
f nte Was eau 81 ~ 500 IN he
chimney Of house at Seventh and Madi
son streets catching fire. No damage
was done. rs .-.7- ..iI a..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

FIRE AT THURLow.-sundsy after
noon, the steam grist mill at ThurlOw
station caught FIRE and was entirely
destroyed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-10

PATENT.-The Elkton Democrat says
that Hon. James McCauley, Chief Jaslice
of the Orphans Court, has obtained let
tiers patent for very ingenious coptri.
vance to be applied TO the axle Of railway
cars, By which the cars can be readily
adjusted to broad or narrow gauge a.
the exiscncies may demand. Judge
McC's invention has received the endorse
luent If eminent practical men, and W.
hope II NAV PROVE rich success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-27
EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
DanhurY Mems.

A theorist is a man who visits the sick in ne
boots
Two hearts that beat as one are siugulsrty
oblivious to mud. We never knew a man ia
love TO circulate 3 petition tor q new pavement
oron additional! lamp-post
What week this is. OF all in the calender
none approach il. What a week of hope and
speculation and apprehension and imagination.
and sIistliDg. and dresriness, and happiness,
and misery, and gratefulness, and heart burn
ing, and qualification, and disappointment
what q psndemonium box 1t opens; what
kaleidoscope II reveals. 1t Is . season OF such
hewildering pantomime, and impenetrable mys-
terry, and laborious winking, and frightful
secretiveness- The household Is permeated with
Il, and the very atmosphere fairly reeks with
the glOomiest foreboding Of impending disclo-
natural, but every one appears to have been
transformed into Q genii with painfully tight
pants on Its legs and . dreadfully uncomfortable
coat on its back, and to be forever placed be-
yond the possibility of q change for the better
The female OF the house appears 10 have simply
gone mad, and is bopelessly trying TO disguise
1t. She Is constantly being discovered In put
ting something under her apron, or showing il
into q drawer, or concealing 1t In her chair
every other hour. You leave her In the mornin q
surrounded by yapor of secrecy, and return at
night to md her in the midst OF an almost i'm
penetrable fog. You find the steak burned the
bootjack misiaid, punctuslity abolished, and
carefulness disappeared. And finally the Christ
mas dawns. The day so pure, so holy, so sacred
is upon the earth. The glad Christmas day
with its wonderful freight, ITS solved riddles its
blessed fruition Its merry dawn lights up both
palace ana howell, and reveals to wondering man
a pair of most'gorgeous slippers two sizes too
III NFaa
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ID 4 Z n.

BA BISON On the 35th instant. DON UAMLIN
son Q, ): and T. A. Bsbson, aged 7yesrs. n
Funeral Of .; m. on Sunday, a, the residence of
81. parents, LOG llth street southeast Phlsdslphs
ByRNEs. sthe asth instant, after long ana
titude. Mrs. BRIDGET BYRNEs, aged esyesrs ana
idsr; MAY No. shs rest IN pe.ce' Amen
ssI % 10th moth ss9S s hist cI .s
But tbs God who has bereft u,
Der funeral will take place from her late resi-
dstce, al6 Massachusetts avenue, between "a ana
terno8n Friends and .oquaintanoes are resPeet-
instant, Of pneumonia, EUGENE W. CHAMBHR-
LEN, AGED Is years and months.
requested to attend the funeral from hi. late rest
deIoe. l5:s Pepnsylvsnis avenue, on Monday AZ
CHAMBERS On Sunday, the alst in.ta.t. 9, ~
SSslsek p; n, Of eongestivs chill, JOHN {. onAn-
for the last ten years, sged about as years
Biz remains have been sent home for informant.
lksokuk, Iowa, papers please copy.l
COLEMAN. On the s5th instant. ELIAS COLE
MAN, in the 45th year Of HE age.
ohBres at O'clock on Sunday 5ns friend. s ~ .ss
family are requested 10 attend.
shkfE .Sn o. Rgs aSSs NAE
Funeral az the residence, corner Of Ish and n
Friends and relatives are invited 20 attend.
who died IN Carver, MINI. on the as,s q JSus,
,ss place on susas the go, from
town: The friends Of the family are respectfully
HERRELL. On the 18th instant .. Iaiss oeioct
a. m, Of Uphold pneumonia, SARAH Eta,
yorngest daughter Of John X and Hsnristta Her
The friends q the family re..ectfully invited
ieundsy j tine 18th instant, al i:Ss O'Clock p m
vkEEEssNSEEpr. On the sstn psssmser, BRrDeEr
The FRIENDS 81 the family are resps,tfliy invita-
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~The origin Of the phrase "higA feather" is
supposed 10 be the fact that ostrich feathers are
$50 pound.
81" He was a good man, ssvs an Iowa
paper OF a deceased citizen. 'but then he some
times bet on the wrong horse, the same A. the
rest of u.s."
sYA New Orleans justice has decided that
where two families occupy n house, one family
can't sing Captain links" over thirty times in
succession without being liable to a fine Tor dis
tuIbrng the peace.
~A Sunday school teacher OF many wears
experience has arrived at the conc son that
the only way TO keep an infant class perfectly
quiet is 10 supply each member with unlimit ed
quantities of Inolasses candy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-27

A LEAP PROM FIFTH. STORY WIN DOW
julia Wheeler, about twenty-seven years OF
age. jumped from the fifth story of the Powhat-
an Cotton Factory, at POwhatan. Baltimore
County Md, shortly after noon on Saturday
last, while laboring under a hit of temporary
alteration of mind. The window from which
she jumped recedes some distance from the line
of the windows in the other stories, and she
first struck the sloping roof, and then pitched
beadlong to the ground, distance of about
fifty eight feet. She seemed to have lighted
upon her hands and feet, her right arm being
broken in two places, and both wrists fractured.
Her head was also badly cut, her skull frac-
tured, some of her ribs broken, and IL is sup
posed she was injured internally. Notwith-
standing these serious injuries, she got up and
walked around the end of the mill, a distance of
about sixty feet, where she fell unconscious. A
crowd collected, and she was conveyed to her
boarding house. Drs. Fields and Monmonier
were summoned, who are doing all they can for
her. Miss Wheeler Is a tall woman, and weighs
about 100 pounds. She was modest, unassum-
ing girl. and was regarded as one OF the most
steady employees of the factory. She was con-
scious on Monday, and stated to q friend who
called to see her that she did not remember how
it occurred. 1t has been noticed by boarders in
the house with her that she has been acting in
q strange manner for some weeks past, seeming
to have something weighing upon her mind
and II Is thought that while laboring under tenn
porary derapgement she threw herself from the
window. She remembers having gone to the
window, but knows nothing of having jumped
out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-27
by b. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Ne. 729 9TH street, between q and II sts


GALE OF PART OF THE WASHINGTON
~ AND GEORGET0WN RAILROAD.
On MONDAY, the 9Th day of January, 1874,
between the hours of and .. m, the Boari Of
Public WORKS of the District of Columbia, at the
bearing date September 18th, 1872, for the sum of
Gil ,32 6Ol0O with interest thereon at the rate Of
ten per centum per annum, will sell at pablic auc-
ton, in front Of the Columbia Building, on a.
street, between Pennsy1v ania avenue and street,
ia the city of Washington, to the highest bidder ali
that part OF the Washington and Georgetown rail-
road which is located and exists on Pennsylyania
18th street and Rock Greek northwest.
The said Certificate having been issued agreeabiy
to made by said board against said road
for improvements adjoining the line thereof be-
tween the points Aforesaid named in accordance
with an act OF the Congress of the United States,
District Of Columbia" approved the 2lst day Of
February, 1871, aud an act OF the Legislative As
sembiy Of the District Of Columbia, entitled IAN
act prescribing the mode Of assessment for special
improvements and providing for the collection
expenses Of the sae will be included In addition to
the amount of the Certificate, aud the interest
have the right to redeem the same within two years
from the date OF SALE by paying the amount Of pur
chase money. with twenty Per centum per annum
The purchaser will be entitled to deed given BY
the Governor and countersigned BY the Secretary
Of the District. ALEX. B. SHEPHERD,
H. A. WILLARD,
JAMES A: MAGRUDER,
ADOLF OLUSS,
JOHN B. BLAKE,
Board Of Public WORKS Of the District Of Columbia
Washington, D. c., Dec. 9Th, ISIS. dscs-td
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Ritualisna In New York.

Is.
The New YORK Tribune says "The services
of st. Adams church on Christmas eve are
usually worthy OF special mention, since 1t en-
ploys q more elaborate ceremonial than any
other Protestant Episcopal church, in the
United States. Decorations OF ferns, ever
green's and autumn leaves were tastefully ar
ranged upon the front and pulpit and in the
sanctuary, while from the arches above the
chancel were hung in graceful folds heavy
.braids of evergreen. The ornaments of the
sanctuary were brilliantly illuminated by nu-
merous candles placed among them. The eve
ning's devotions began at ten O'Clock with YES
pers, during which baptism was administered
TO several candidates. The music of this ser
vice, including Perabeau's sMagnincat,' had
been prepared with care, and was finely rem
dered. At ~ o'clock began the solemn cele-
bration of the Holy Eucharist, a ceremonial to
be witnessed elsewhere only at the churches OF
St. Ignatius and Mary the Virgin. The pro-
cessi0n made the round Of the church in the
following order and i'm the vestments mentioned:
I. Thurifer in black cass0ck and Gotta; 2. Cru
cifer in purple cassock and Gotta, 3. Boy choris-
tiers in blue cassocks and cottas; 4. Banner of
enunciation; 5. Men choristers in black cas-
socks and short SUPPLIES: 6. Banner OF the
nativity;1. Two taper bearers in red cassocks
and rockets; 8. Two lay clerks in black cas-
socks and rockets; 9. The celebrant. the Rev.
C.. Morrill, in lace alb and damask silk chasuble.
This morning there will be choral mathis at
10Y and at II O'Clock the second celebration OF
Holy Eucharist will begin, the procession being
in the same order as that given above. and
during this service the rector will preach a ser
mon on Christmas. a season of joy.'"
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~They are talking about prohibition
Maine, this cold weather.

@They are talking about prohibition in
Maine, this cold weather.
n6A Brooklyn temperance lecturer argues in
favor of buttermilk as q substitute for some
thing stronger.
~ Some of the French papers advise the
drowning Of criminals convicted Of capital
offences.
~California pays 81 1000 900 year for jute
sacking for her wheat. Most of II comes from
Scotland.
grin Champagne county the Rev. Adam
Devore fell dead in the pulpit while giving out
q hymn after preaching.
@Newsboys In Cincinnaa have banquets
and are addressed by the mayor, Just like other
public benefActors.
ga Westfeld, Mass, man. whose son Vas
rescued from drowning. while skating the other
day, gave the boy hogging and his brave pre-
server cigar.
While Lydia Thompson was caPertng N
Memphis thoAter the other night, . fello q In
tho audience shouted, "Buliy for You, ed TOW
top! Good Lordy, look ct that kick" and the,
put him out,
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III b. b. WARNER,
No. 529 7th street, between q and II,

RY b. b. WARNEB,
ID NJ 20, Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 1873 It'll street, between and Il.
GALE OF PART OF THE WASHINGTON
y AND GEORQETOWN RAILROAD.
On HOHDAY, the Sth day of January, 1874,
between the hours Of 3 and p. m, the Board of
request Of the holder OF certificate number $50,
bearing date Of September "a, 1874, for the sum Of
S760, with interest thei at the rate Of ten Dor
centum per annum, will sell at public auction, in
front Of the Columbia Building, on ~ street, be-
Of Washington, to the highest bidder, all that part
Of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad which
is located and exists on New York avenue, in the
SAID city q washington, between l4th and 18th
The said certificate having been issued agreeably
for improvements adjoining the line thereof be-
tween the points aforesaid made in accordance with
an act Of the Congress OF the United States entitled
An act to provide government for the District of
and act Of the Legislative Assembly of The Dis,
trct of Columbia, entitled IAN act prescribing the
mode CT assessments for special improvements and
providing for the collection thereof" approved
August 10, 1871. The coat and expenses OF the sale
will be included In addition to the amount of the
u the said property will have the right to redeem
the same within two years from the date of sale. by
pay ing the amount OF purchase money, with twenty
per csntum per anDum thereon.
IT, purchaser will be entitled to deed given by
the Geyernor and, ountsIsisned by the seretary
II. A. WILLARD,
JANIS A. MAGRUDER,
ADOLF CLU66,
JOHN b. BLAKE,
Board OF Public WORKS Of the District Of Columbia.
Washington, d. q, December 9Th, 1873. dec5
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m A Y = n X ID.

FREER-EyANs. On the asih instant, By tue
Rcv. Jacob Wilson, Mr. GEORGE FRKER aud
Mics HULDA EVANS, both Of Washington
PHTBRs-BLUMENAUER On the ga o. De-
cenber, 1873, BY the Rev @ l.. Rieiz, 1t the par
snI age Of the German Evangelical Church, Mr..
CHABLES ID. PITERs, Of Baltimore, ma. asd
Miss W1LHELM'EA NJ. BLuAENAUER, OF
Washington; baltimore and Frederick pspsrs