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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-20

a NICE COUNTRY TO LIvK IN.-tn india.
during The year lsf9. one tgress Nil, I ~ peO-
pie, aud stopped a public road for many weeks.
One man-eating tiger from the Nallai Mailai
forest u sale 10 have destroyed lpo people. one
ugress IN three wears killed los p ope this anti
MAJ Killed father. mother, and three children.
and the week before she WAS shot Killed seven
people. In lower Bengal, in a period of six
years lSlol persons we're killed Nv wild beasts,
ana IN south Csnsra. IN July, lSs7, - were de-
stToyed. The chief commissioner of the central
provinces shows the following returns OF tiger
victims: In lsdi-'6i, Ss2, IS6i-'6S PSI. is;s- 40
Xs9-total i9r three years, go. In 1879. snake
bites caused the death OF "a $50 persons white
IN 1871 the total number OF deaths amounted q
ls.Oss. IL is estimated that the annual number
OF deaths from snake bites exclusive or an
doubtful caEeSl exceeds 3O.OC1 These facts are
from British Official reports
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EVENING STAR.
Gave Himself IN.

TIE ALLEGED WIFE nUkDkRER ia RLINcrox-
sIogN.
On the LIST instant the wife OF Charles bar
hngton, who lives bscN Of No. s2s Chestnut
street, WAS found NJ the bottom OF . light Of
steps, fatally injured. She was taken 60 tho
hospital, where she died on tue in instant. On
THURSDAY last an inquest was held On the re-
mains az the morgue, and the jury decided IN At
the husband had caused the IN uTic- which
suited IN hts wtfe's death. lie, however. could
not be found. The testimony - the inquest de-
.eioped the fact that the deceased was q hard
S Sr,.lr. Tbs morning the accused husband
oeiVereo himself mp 10 Chief Detective Helms.
ana was committed upon the order Of Coroner
Brown 20 Moyams nstng. His statement 4. as fol.
lows an innocent of the charge against me-
My wife was u hard drinker, and when she coald
not get money Tor rum any other way she
would pawn the art cles in the house; 1 ~ mem
Der the night she was injured. she vas in
awakened by hearing her cali for me, aud
when | went 90 her found her lying lat the
bottom OF the stairs very much injured. I cslic
IN some officers and they took her q the no -pitsl
had been out Of work for a long time, and the
next day tried % get work and failed. Then
READ IN the paper that she accused me OF hav-
ing c.uscd he injuries. I went 60 see her at the
uis, ami she answered. ''No. Ididn'L" Ithea
ASKED what could do TO- her, telling her \ hal
- cents, AL had IN the world, aud aid would
get her something With a.. That won 4 do ma
any good; get me some run." Told her I won a
not. and then we left. The next dav vent %
West Chester, 20 see II ! could fud any work
and stayed there until yesterday, when read
Of the Inquest, and that was accused. Then 4
came At once and gave iayself up.
IL J. tucraliy believed hy those who know o.
the case thst this version OF the story IL correct
Ptiid. Telegraph, Ara.
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SEWAGE FARMS NOT OFFENSIVE
plan oi spreading the sewerage OF large towns
on the surface OF the land has been strongly on
P9seo on various grounds, hut on none more
vigorousythan that IL would be a disrusting nni-
sAnce TO the whole surrounding country. This
turns out TO have been = mere bugbsar, actual
tilal IN several localities I'm England showing
that Il is not attended with such result Tori
WarWick, near whose park we're two sewage
farms, 50 Tar from finding them a nuisance has
contracted Tor an additional amount OF sew
age 10 be placed on his lands on account of M.
ieTulizing properties. lie says that 2.O0lO.D
gallons tOf sewage daily are spread over i've
hundred acres OF land, and Vet 10 h. no mute
ance VII afeyer; and be has agreed 70 take the
sewage Nrom the towns of Warwick AVID
Leamington for thirty years paying therefore
upward Of - 600 wear.
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az Bssilicanthaumaturgist l. the title by
which conjuror OF Harrisburg, Penn, chooses
10 advertise himself.
81 II is thought that the fans this season viii
be OF sufficient size 10 atone for the shOrt-com-
ings OF the -necked dresses.
RIA township trustee in Madison county.
ina, opposed the appointment of u school be-
cause ''his morals Is too good. lie haint got
snap enough 10 teech school"
~BOstOn has a Fragment Society" now in
Its 6lst year, which supplies the poor VIZ b cloth
ing made from fragments contributed by its
members.
81 The manner Of advertising for a husband
IN Java II by placing an empty flower pot on the
poTtico rOOf-Which is as much as 70 saw
"foung lady here-Husbsnd wanted"
81 The wages of the employees in the Cam
den, New Jersey, wooden mills have been re-
duced twenty per cent, in consequence Of the
monetary stringency.
S"WhO made yOu?" was asked by a school
teacher OF q small girl. She replied, GOD
made me that length, /" Indicating the length OF
newly born infant, "and 1 gr0wed the rest
myself"
@A Texan paper Is very savage on Mr.. 10
when II remarks: " Let us have peace Is n
good cry, but there can be no peace between
the armed Indian and the white settler until
one or the other lies beneath the sod"
nS~l Is said, that owing 20 the hegira of lee
turers 10 the United States, the production OF
poems, novels, books OF scienca, and sermons
IN England, will show a remarkable falling on
daring the coming season.
81 IL is now announced on the authority OF
that "eminent ply stefan" that it Is not consid-
cred healthy 10 rise before eight O'Clock ia
Wives can rise at seven and start the Ore as
heretofore
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Il 5. MARsHAL7s SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of fisri facias issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of tho District
o. C4lumbia and To- me directed will sell, a pub
tic sale for cash, IN front Of the Uourt door o.
said District, on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of Octo-
her, 1873 at ~ O'Clock m, all defendants right
title, claim and interest in and to the 10 feet
inches Of Lot No As and Tho east II feet ia inches
Il Lot Nc. a Of G. W Oochran's ant 1theIs subdi.
vision u square No. IA, in tho city of Washington,
y. e., together with all aad singular the improve
ments thereon, seiZed and levied upon the prop
erty Of Frank Springfield, and will be sold - SAT-
isy exec ton No s,59S in favor Of M. a. Munson,
use # James G.. Payne. ALEX. SHARP,
&C 6dts US. Marshal Of d. q.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT on srF
STREET EAST. NEAR A SrEEr SnErl-

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT on 9rH
sTBEET EAST, NEAR A SfEEf SOUTH.
e. Ry virtue 4 deed Of trust, eNsgutsl by J i'm
S11B. Gilbert and wife, "a the 18Th day Of Jane,
ISL, and recorded IN Liber NJ. -6js f,lIs 2s5,
=. seq one OF the land records Of Washington
County in the District Of Cbum sia, aud uppl tla
order % the holder IF the secured by the "a
deed II trust, default having been mai- therein.
shsl offer for sal-, upon the premises, the 2Oth
day o' OCTOE sR, loI3, Al O'Clock r. the f'lb
ing described pr mi-e-, to Wit: Beginning AZ the
northeast corner Of sald lot numbered fourteen 40
and running thence west with the division line be-
tween lots numbered thirteen llS) aud fourteen {l4
hundred twenty -four feet one inch (l2i feet
said line twelve feet six inches ~ feet 8
inchesl thence due east and parallel 20 aid frsf
bounding no one hundred and twenty four feet bue
inch (l2i feet iuchl to Ninth street; Themes due
north with said Ninth street east twelve feet six
inches az feet 6inches), to the place Of beginning
The SAID lot hereby conveyed Is part OF iJt IN n
bered fourteen tl4), in square numbered nine hun-
d-ed and twenty 900, formerly cpnveyeI by Ed
ward Swami and Maria Louisa Swami, his wife, %
John D.. Gilbert.
Terms Of sale cash; Of which adsposit Of s5Owai
be required At the time Of sale. If the pIrcha.er
does not comply with the terms Of sale within dse
days after sale, the trustee reserves the righs g.
resell the property At the risk aud Of d-fauting
chaser EDWARD SWAMI, T-us.ea
octlO-l5&SO LATIMERS CLEARLY, Aucts
~ IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE Balm THE
above sale Is postponed until MONDAY, OctO 1er
27th, 1873, same hour and place. By order of the
trustee. LATIMER CLEARY,
GCi20 Z3&ds Au stiou- RS,
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IL THIS NOT ENAGGRRATED.- Sometimes fbe
wind does blow gale across the Dakota
rrairies. but the local writer OF the Bismarck
Tribune evidently eNaEgerates a little In de-
scribing bow the wind blew there on the 9th
ultlmO, Tor be says small BOYS aud other light
trash went upward; that dogs were sh1rn OF
hair ears and tails, that 81 gins, hats. OGthOus-F
ana inValids were blown away. and that eau
uous mothers, before sending their children out
on errands, tied them TO hat irons or ilei their
pockets with stones.
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7,
~ BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR

~ BUREAU OF Construction AND RRPkIR,
WASH NGTON, October 10, ISIS.
The Navy Department will offer for sale At public
auction, at the United s stes Navy Yard, BROOKLYN
New York, on WEDNESDAY, the u day Of No
vember LeNt a. IL o'clock the hull of the q 8
steamer "NEYADA," without the machinery y of
about UO0 tons measurement.
The vessel will be offered as she stands, and m ay
he examined at any time previous to the sale upon
appilcattOn to the Cummandant OF thu Yard, W h
viii exhibit to persons desiring to bid an inventory
OF such articles rs may be sold with her.
Thirty per centum of the whole amount of the
purchase money must be depJsite at the time OF
sale, and the balaIce pa 10 cash on the coufrma-
lion thereof.
The Government reserves the right 20 Withdraw
the vessel from sale a. any time, and to rel ct any
bid or offer which may be considered inadequate
rctl2 M
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RAILROADS.
DESNsI LVANIA AIR LINZ
To 'fShaftzzSS sfk H5gsshx e.

DESNsH LLAMA Ala LINE
L to b ShhfEltaaSS ssnnsu 1asx g.
AND ALL POINTS IN TIE NIV%P ENGLAND
rBKoUsn Betty I'm %AsHrseTos AND
WITHOUT CHANGE OF OARS;
The equipment on THE line new and of the mosf
Cs sss Ss gsr G TnaIS Ss
NIGHT TRAINS.
THBEE TRAINS DAILY 1ExCEPT sUNDAY
gi lie run over Pennsylvsni. AT Linz, Iss, .Ds
S'otousc rsiro.S' rorthsast corner Of ssh and
streets, "a follows ,.ux
Leave Baltimore 8, s:Is . m. daily, sIce,s Sun
Leave West Philadelphia 8, LIZ ,. m. daily,s1'
Arrive Il New York al Is m. daily, except Sun
8iesg,Ona szy-.,, leave Washington ct LISP.
Leave Baltimore at rs, ,. m, daily, except Sun
leave IVES, rhissdslphia At s;Os ,. m. daily. s.-
RrTf I Al New YORK at lo:iOP. m. daily except
NSas, Ezyrs,s, Is>ye Washington q, sos ,. m
' Issve Baltimore At Io;s .. ~, daily.
LSave v est Phisds phis al $50 =. m daily,
Arrive al ssS T2Ss e Rs g M; isilI.
Fdu Lfss. leave New York at IN.
Arrive st NashinstOn 81 SIS D. m.
hiohn'e-la EJPr,ss, leave New YORK s.sp.m.
N7s = frS ass,P sasa n Nv Yd p
Arrive At WashinRton st s;l3s N
on Sound Nv YoTk, NV haven and HartforS
road, Erie RafllFay and steamers on Hudson River
Fare A. lo9 as by any other route
Baggage called tor and checked At hotels and pr.
residences On orders ieft at the foowtne oces,
where tickets add Information can he obtsiHsd:-
east eorr.r 81 stTet ad Psnhs ave. Pss sTISa
Station Baltimore and Pot0u &C railroad corner 9Th
JyA-u General Passenger Agent.
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Southwest corner of Penns avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Building.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c,
AT AUCTION.
ONE CARVED AND GILT WALNUT PARLoR
SUITE, UPH0LSTEREO IN BLUE SATIN
PiTAiMAsK H on ONE s0tID 0MALsGr PARL3K
TfLL one WhLSHT f PsRlok s ffR0h
s sTTEfIFRE n E hkPs one wALSgr PsfL3e
SEStfEf fssBISSs; 3hGSSGGT M MissESkkf BsSk
bbSsTTssITT49iR; sqrEKTOR BBYSSELs GAg
LACE GuKTAINs WITH GILT C0RNiGEs:
IN IN MA ,iSs Z, AND MIkRIR
hUrEXTENsIoN fABLE; WALNUT CANE
SEAT bIE5NG CHAIRS; VERY FINE UHiNA
A COMPLETE RSTbl 3, SET Tr or VERY SUPERIOR
TukEn BY MAFPiN & WEBB, OF L0ND0N;
WALNUT HAT RACK.
FOUR MARBLE-TGP CHAMBER SUITES
GTKLED HAIR mATTKEssEs; FEfTHER
f bEEks SrR RES TS5iEs TxLsSFE SsS
SSTTHER BEpGSTTEAMpsf BUsEAUS, ,T Wash;
"a On M T6EsB Say fMoRNIYG, October u, at
- tween 18th and 10th streets norihWest, (Iatsly
toscupitd by the Blight Hon Russell Gqrney,l
gsthcr with many others unnecessary ~ enume-
rae. LATIMER CLEARY,
octl52t TRep. Herald&Cap Auctioneers.
by DUNCANSON, DO Ming a CO., Auots,
- Corner 9th and streets northwest.
FINE ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUITE, FINE
MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITE, so SETS
BED SPRINGS. chow CASE. 20 STOVES
PhRLOk SUITES, BED LOUNGES, SEWING
MACHINES, &C &C, AT AUCTION
n On TUESDAY MORNING, October 2Ist
W commencing st 10 O'Clock, we will sell, in
H1frOnt of our auction rooms
~ One fine Rosewood NJ t. Chamber Suite,
Rep Psrlor Suit, Hair cloth Sofa and Chairs,
Five MsIble-top Washstands,
Bureaus, Oh firr, Bedsteads,
81 sets Bed Strings,
20 Stoves; Swing Machines,
One Turkish Chair, Bed, Lounge, &c, &C,
One Show Case and stand,
With numerous other articles in the furniture line
This furniture is very fine, portion Of it being
new.
octIS DUNCANsON, BOWLING & co, Aucts.
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HE CoULD NOT TELL A LIE.-"I.itde Tommy
didn't disobey mamma and 20 Iu swimming to-
gay, aid he mo. mamma. jimmy RrBWn
aud the rest OF the bow went IN, but 4 rcmern-
.herec and would mot di-ohey You " And Tom
my never t'ls lies, doe, he-'' .' No mamma. or
/ couldn't 20 TO heaven" Then how does Tom
my happen to have on Jimmy Browns sbirt..-s
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
d Real Estate Broker and Arctioueer
No. 1873 7tb street, between @ and h.

ID Real Estate Broker and Arctioueer.
No. 1873 7tb street, between and b.
TIL sTkES SALE OF A DESIRABLE THIEE-
SIOk1 BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, WITH
BAtk BUILDING, On THE WEST SIDE OF
NH sHxhhT' BETWEEN AND Q SITS.
- b. vntnr of deed Of trust to Us, listed August
4: q a, 1873, and daily recorded in Lie-r No IA,
Sfoiio So ct seq =, 81 the iaud records of the
district OF Columbia, an5 at the request of the party
ding the note thereby secured we via sell pub
toeer ~ n, lS73 ct O'Clock all that
piece o "a Gel d srVuud lyisR in Washie gfon city
District of Columbia, and bsing known and desert bed
a. Lot II, " In Whitney and w arDer recorded sub
division 0t part of three hundred and sixty
ave, sos )ftontine feet ga inches 9h street. by
depth u l;O feet to an alley. with the i'm prove
mens thereon. This property is sold subject two
deeds of trus, one dated November ISL, 10 secure
$500, on which there i due month"; interest," at
Der b, 1871, which s ,,0) remains unpaid or, in
OF he words, the properly IL sod subject to an in
debit Dues Of $780, hich is to be assumed by the
purchaser.
Trims Of sale: One-third the amount OF purchase
in ca, h, aud the balAGce in aud II ouths with
ten per cent. interest, 10 be secured by deed of
trust on the property SlU0 down the day Of ale
All convey sncing At the cost II the purchaser In
the terms Of sale not conf piled with in FIVE
days after sale the Trustees the right re-
sell the property at the rick aud cost Of the faux
ing purchaser, after five days advertisement in the
Evening ciar.
C. " sTICKNEY,
ANDREW DUvALL, Trustees.
Cctll -cO&ds j. T. fOLDWELL, Salesman.
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TRUSTEES SALE ORA VALUABLE LOT ON

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON
STA STREET EST, NkAR CORNER of
SOUTH A STREET.
~ BY virtue 81 a deed of trust 20 me, dated ane
H. 1870, aud duty recorded ia liber NJ. ~, folio
"a ct SEQ one Of the lana records Of the county
Of Nashington, and by request Of the party cured
thereby, will sell at public anction, on MONDAY,
october goth, at the hour Of 4 .. m, that certain
Piece of ground known on the plat Of Wa=hin gton
city as Lot H. in Square 9Ap, bounded a. follows -
Be ginning Al pJiRt twelve aud hall feet from the
Northeast corner OF said lot fourteen, 4D aud
ming thence west at that distance from the dividing
line between lots Is and u, in said square, hun
dred aud twenty four feet enc inch, thence south
with the line Of said lot slve feet six iaches
thence Gue east one hundred and twenty four feet
one inch TO Ninth street east thence due north with
Ninth street east twelve feet six inches TO the place
OF beginning with ali the rights, priyileg -, i'm
pIoyements and sppurtenances thereto belonging
ard appertaining.
Terms cash. deposit of fifty dollars will
be required at ths time Of sale, be forfeited on
failure TO comply with the terms within i've days,
when the property will be re-sld risk Il default
ing purchaser, on five days public notice All con
yeyancing at cost Of purchassr.
WALTER ; COX, Trustee
octlO-eod LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
~ IN CONSEQUENCE OF rHSRtIN TIN
above sale is postponed until MONDAY, october
2lth, 1873, same hour and place b. order Z the
trustee. LATIMER a CLEARY,
oct20 -eutds Au,ti gnesrs
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BKRRY-BoARMaN On the 18Th ins o., a. ST.
JOSEF - Church, b. th- Re-. Father Kaugleiter
MI HENhl BERRY and Miss ANNIE A.
BOAkM An, bOIh of " .shingt. u, ID. q.
ELLIs-ALTEMUS At Philadelplia, on the
18th Inst, az the Memorial baptist Church, by the
Rev, p. 5. Hehs.u, DOBNIN ELLIS, of Was6ing-
tn. ID; C.,to ALICE, daughter u b. q. A temns,
Of Philadelp hia.
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BEECHRR says;i.' Now. I had rather have been
the prOdigai son than his brother He was TOO
stngy C. get drunk. lie WAS too cautious L. D
cold, too unsyrpathetic to sin lascivi0usly. IA
was lean, mean. stifi and proper. lie was going
TO Heaven like a mummYr
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A YoyNG LADY Ina Fuu du Lac. while ont
waking with her lover, was attacked by saw
age dog, which seized her hy tue breast aud tore
u from her body. The lover tainted with hor-
ror al the sight, but the young lady. much NOR
thed, went tor the dog with picket, remark
ing that "that ere cost q dollar ami a half auf
want made Tor no dog % chaw un.n
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rs STAB SHED sSI.
JOHN q. BARTHEL,
STEAM DYER AND SCOUR6k

No. ia EOUK-ANB-A-E LII SIKEET, Zone doot
South Of Colonization Hail
itA&e th.s metnDa Of informing my fr!,uf.. "A.
tsns Aha ths public Ia general that, havfaE rss
y Lis Sei ana rented my STORE and 6YGINa
HsIAbLloh mEhT with all the modern i'm nraTS.
ems thereby making II com plete IN ali ia Js.sIi.
7luAlsu % tew and sur passed By none an prenar,
:" DorIC N ~ the scry Lest aud u the shor
81 notice all work inLrusted to my care. and re-
PectlsuJ solicit call from all who may desire wcrs
performed IN mJ line, aud 1 will guarantee eptirs
tsiaction both IN regard 70 the perisr napneT ~
~hich ny work il Performed well A. In nav ehargs.
Shich viii be vsry nis-isTate.
Ladies dresses Cleaned without being taken anar,
sud crease spots and staiEs removed without cleans
ing the whole garment.
Gsntlemens clothes cleansea without shr IN kfns
Kid Gloves cleansod at the shortest notice jel;iy
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NATE hates moustacheS 10 much hair
Makes every man look like bear;
But Nellie. who no Thought could fetter,
POHts out, the more like bears the better
because, her pretty shOu iders Struggling,
Bears are such glorious chaps for hukrina
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III n ID.

FoRTENEY. On the 1911 Instant, EDWIN W.
EOhTkNk1, IN the 5lth year Of hts age.
Funeral from the re-i ieuce Of his sou-in-law
2lst instant, a. 10 a. NJ.
LYNCH. October 18th 1873, EMMA CECILIA
LYNCH, aged AZ years aud S months
frisnss Of the family ara invited % attend Tu.s-
southeast.
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pAITIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ID ROAD.

Amer October l2tu, Is3 trsius Giil run a. follows
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARBIyE AT
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON.
SIS a. M, Hiagara ENP-, o;i5 =. m.s New York
daily. press, daily
SIS q. m, Now HOTk EH- SIS a. m, all daily, e1-
press, daily eIceP: Sun eept Sunday.
day. SIS m, Express from
SIS a. N. daily accOmmO-i North and West daily
dAtioh. lis a. IA, AccurnmOds-
HIS q m, Fast Line ton from Baltimore.
day. press dsily except Sun
lis .. m, Hs~ York e1- day
press. 5:I3 .. MN. Y. express.
s.Z3, Baltimore express I Tally, except Sunday
3.5e ,. m, Baltimore sc 5S3 D. m, si daily,
commOdatiun, daily ,e1- eept sunday
eept Sunday. SIS D: m, daily, from
Sis .. M, Cincinnati ES- Batimsre, daily from
press, daily, except sEn-i W-st and North.
day. 10 81 m, southern Elk
71s D n. daily New York pres, daily.
Night p pres. lldS D m, New 1Ork
10 y m, Paciae Express express.
daily.
Trains leaving Washington s:SS =. m. and $50
,. m, Connect At Bowie Sith trains igr Marlboro,
leaving RGWie $40 and II a n, ans sos D. m =,
arriving At Marlboro At loo end ll:1 a. m, and
3:45 .. m.
and SIS 2 "a, connect al Bowie with trains LEAVING
Marlboro - S,85 q. M, $50 and $40 p.
Passengers leaving their prt!rrs at Ticket OfnCs
northwest of 18Th STREET and P-Dusy ly anis
avenue, northwest corner uf6h Il. and PeuHsy snib
avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked 81 hotels aud residences q Rl points NOrts
sud West. Through ticb~ts go Cincinnati, Cclum
bus, Indianapolis, Louisville, St Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and al
points north, northwest, S--t, and southwest.
v. l.. pt-BAkRY. General Supt
4. NOTSG, Cen Pas AErut. WATT
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

~ BUREAU OF sTEAM ESGINgRRING,
-, MAsHTNGroN, DC obsr 10, 1873
The Navy Department Will Il Z fsr sale at pubIis
auction At the U. 5. Nav) Yard, BrOOklrn, New
Der next, al ~ o'clock ali the 5in=ry IL the
U. b. b. NEVADA" comprising the engines,
boilers and their d. peudences, 2ellsr and
shafting, smoke pipes, &C. &C.
he engines are direct acting, with cylinders OF
loo inches dismeter by 4s inch stroke, geared 10
!, with surface condenser, eight vertical water
tube boilers and four superheating ditto.
The machinery may be examined previous % sale
upon appli cation TO the Vice Admiral, commanding
Thirty per cepfum OF the whole amount OF the
purchase money must be deposited az time Of sale.
ana balance paid in cash on the confirmation
thereof.
The machinery. &C., must be removed from the
yard within four weeks from the date Of conf rma-
lion Of sale.
The right on the part OF the Government IA re-
served 10 withdraw the machinery from sale At any
time, aLd TO reject any bid or of or whica NAV h.
considered inadequate. cctls-ma