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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-09

asp Sew Ssrf ~s s Ps" a.
Rnsum or AMY Of ersy a s Of
A.-For P'mpies ON the Face, BlacNes
ns
sold by drussiss e'erywherc
A.-For Moth Patches. Freck,es ana
BY druggists everywhere. Depot Is Bend street
A.-An Unnatural Redness or the Nose
or face Is ,o1,iyely cured by Dr. b C. PERRY y Bono
A.-wolss and wart. Are Permanently
q %"% .e Ing or scars by Dr.
AngeIps Turkish Baths, GIL Lexinxteu
avenuc.AEpet,e AMI Inylgorate before breakfast Re
ne esfS %sn
~ III r adc' any ana
A.-E.u Anseitaue, for tho Teeth and
ursrs No CONNECTION Win IAN any other drug
A Family Friend.-R. b. va1entinas
E Fss
N s s N"
s.ss.s s;sss,sss ma AZ
Ratcbelor,s Hair Cye-rhe Best In the
world. The only true AMI perfect dye All dr'sssfa
Boil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cure FOR Dys-
pepsia. For sAe by all drusgists and grocers
leroy; SsiSsatS MSsn,. .Sonid Try GEN
reputable dealers everywhere.
Campo's 'nranible Specific. sovereign d,
M6KEssOX 1 ROBBiNs IS Fulton street.
Corns. Bunions, Nails. &C., Cured By
Pr rice %s Fu's
Corns, Bunion-. Enlarged joints, AN
diseases ofthe feet cured by DR. zAcHARIE. q Unisa
mic regular Sa ERE TM 70 order for %
"Dsge.tion."-s.CodL Liver OIL Invisor.
sss .hS .
DR.. O'Brien's Rcstorer America No. "a
''r inc n"' mGDSGTs =" Broadway Herald building
Exercisc-rhe BEST Medicine for Mend-
T p %Ss sPa
gym sas Of
USE Send Tor circular
For Restoring the Original Color %
n he Z sns the scalp
Golden Hair.-Barler's Aurora, H.rm-
~sy
Henry Capt, OF Geneva, Now Has 2 e
Ssapg a;sS ;t Of no and
It IL Altogether Wrong to Trine With
bad cough or cold when The so rsx Is 50 gress M
ExPECTORANT can be readily found
Jewelry OF the Best Taste. New, In
Ds%9nd rea Sapphire GaTne s W rssSs
P.r.iy.,. and All Se.xcss, Aasss.s.s
are cured by Or. TAYLon's METHOD O. MOVE
Thirty eghth street
Rupture Radically Cured by MARSH
4 cos RADICAL CURE TRUSS No vesey street.
Royal Havana Undergraduates Cashsa.t
Post Office box A6s5.
Royal Havana Lottery.-New Scheme
ont Orders filled prizes cashcd, nformaaon fur
TxYLok CO. Bankers IS Wall street New York
Scotch and Irish yvhiskeys,
Imported In casks and cases; old, mellow. reliable rom
five to twenty old Entire invoices recevsd At
choice Jamaica and 81 Cr9iX RUNS 81 r,,....
Smoke surbrug's Golden seep4re, O .
pure delicious tobacco Depot, Isl Fulton street..
woLFEs,
s sSiisnP4s
Alcoholic iSs'iii
stimulant
w s"r %s
Wedding and Rail- Cards, --latest Pasfa
styles. hs sfSsss g.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
READY This LIFE BA Y sAN P n sSsso poxso
Cott with ufrn iucfo hvr
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ParaIysis and all Nervous. Affections
are cured by Dr. TAYLOR'S METHOD or MOVE
MENTs" For circular. address e. s. HOLT, o. uess-
Thirty eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-09

MAJOR GENERAL PHfL1P sCHUYLEK
Two volumes, octave. with two STEEL plate nv
neSses. Price
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aIDid the balloon 60 of on bust or an q
tear.
D-The longest advertiser knocks the most
persinmons.
MA Champagne, H., man lives with his 9Th
wife, and mothers-in- law.
aR-"HO, mug gin; no, .nug-gin, from a forrin'
sho- shore, y Is the way Topeka belle MARBLES a
popular song.
S-Mrs. Sarah j. Hale, the editor of Godey's
Lady's book, is s. years old, still vigorous in
body and in mind. The has been a widow ever
since 1872.
IDuring a recent fire in Belfast Me- a
quantity of molasses, worth Al 900, was saved
by running into cemented cellar at the bottom
OF the store as the hogsheads burned.
BThe Titusville girls have passed A resolu-
ton not TO buy anything at stores which keen
open after six O'Clock IN the evening. They
think the young men might be more prodtsbly
engaged.
The power Of women Is finely illustrated
in the case Of n Kentucky girl, who 1irted with
q locomotive engineer and 80 distracted his at
tention that he neglected the boiler, aud an ex-
plosion occurred, killing three men.
~1here was a slight sensation in a suburban
congregation near Boston, a Sabbath or two
ago, occasioned by the word taking effect. The
preacher complained that dour dealers gave
short weight One of that class who happened
10 be present, at once arose and replied in an
audible voice: "rhat's only an opinion, sir"
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EVENING STAR.
General washiagtou,s L..

The Alexandria Gazette publishes n t.s,.r
frolS ftzhugh Lee, OF Stafford county, Va an
which be says. AT the request OF many persons
! :, nd VOC. and thus permit the publication OF.
the enclosed letter. IL Is. you see. from q en-
eral Washington, written over one hupired and
twenty yesrs ago, and Is addressed 70 William
tsnueroy, 81, in Richmond" the brother or
Mics Betsy" referred 60 - tenderly. / think
~ reNesls an affair a. cFEr on the part Of the
stner OF has Country"-ifor Il Is not said he
was me iather OF ANYTHING or anybody elsel-
net heretofore known. Washington Al the tina
this letter was written, was some twenty wears
ana three months Old. and is Represented Nv an
HISTORIANS and bioGraphers a quiet dignfaad
hashful and rettcent young man; but slssi ft
seems In that, As in this day, those particular
kind Of young men always did the most court
ing"
wsshington's letter enclosed Is AZ follows;
SIR. I should hsve been down long before
this, hut my business IN Frederick detained me
somewhat longer than 1 expected. and imme-
diately upon my return from thence 1 was tAk-
en- with violent pleuriss, which has reduced
me very low; but purpc>e, soon As I recover
my strength, 20 wait on Miss Betsy in homes II
revocation OF the former cruel sentence ana
see II can meet with any alteration in ny
FAVOR. L have enclosed q letter 20 her which II
should be obliged 20 You for the delivery OF II.
have nothing TO sdd but nv best respects "a
your good lady and family. and that L am, air.
Your most Obt humble serv't,
a
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ID n Z N

y.
BROWN. On the 2ist of Septerber ls7s n n
O'Clock .. m, Mrs. NANCY Brown, aged 81
Funeral iron her late rssidenee, sO1 18th street.
- o'clock 1aeseey afternoon. Services ct Ebeu-
czer Church at O'Clock. Friends invited.
MAYNARD; Drowned a sea, March 10Th, lgs,
keBH BARNAlp, Of Ss.ansua, Pa eldest ;. a
.ttas isss Cob b. ". Barnard, o, s. A., ia the nl
CAMPBELL. ALICR JAM, infant dsushtsr
Of J. 7. and A. O. Campbell
The friends OF tbs family invited 20 attend her
funeral TUESDAY, September Isl, At O'Clock, frsm
east.
CoNsOR. This morning, at $50 O'Clock, Mr.
Mhhf GOSs0k, aged IS years, native Of county
The frieads o. the family are respectfully iu,it.
O'Clock, from hx brothers, Michsei McNaly, cor
ID. O.
JOYCE. On the 2ad instant, THOMAS JOYCE.
son OF Thomas and Mary Joyce, aged years and
months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral, from the resi-
denc. q bis parents, No. 1879 L street, on Toes
day. Esd, at 5 O'Clock.
JONES. At Poolss.ius, Md, Sept. %, 1873, EU-
GENE, aged months aud days, son Of A. Jackson
and ssllie Q. Jones, OF Georgetown, ID. q.
MILLER. On Saturday, September %, 1873, &C
bis reeiseDss, ROcroR THOMAS MILLER, in
the ssth year OF his age.
His friends and ecquaiutanoes are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from the Church OF tho
Epiphany, on wednesday, 24th instant, at O'Clock
pm.
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q. WASHINGTON.

DRY Goops Br MAIL-Psckaees, eutirelx
closed, not IS formerly open at one end, now 20
for one cent an ounce, which favors mailing
laces and light articles. / sent a linen dress.
made up for child Of three ySsrs, the other
day, for six cents. The silk for dress skirt nav
be sent to any part Of the country for something
Ike fifty cents. A half dozen OF stockings or
one Of the rufiied and tucked white pOlOnsisesy
nicely made, that are selling for - and 81
apiece in New York stores can be sent as easily
as not 10 Wisconsin OF Colorado, SCORER and far
cheaper than express comp anies can take them
and fsshr,No writers very seldom object 20 MAKE
selections for any OF their readers who cou1DIi-
mont their taste ~ applying 70 ynems-,SsSey
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a LE2ANDRIA L WASH
"A iNGION r. r.. Log -
oLhAANDhIA & FREDERICKSBURG Il. 3,
C0rEey Of b AMI Sirfh StrsstS

Local Trains leave for Alexandria foIlovs:-s,T,
:, 10, II, g. m Il noon, 2 3, 4, s, g, .. m
a. N. and p N. daily, sll other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive a. folIovs:-
6S, ., 8, S3, 10 80, II IS, m, II 80, 81, 81,
SIS, s., o5, q, 50, 8-33 p. m; s.33 and IS
except Sunday.
Trains marked thus Connect with trains on
Washing n and Ohio II. T.
QUANTICO Accommodation leaves Washington
z ~ a.. m daily, except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EMPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington II - daily, except Sunday.
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
for sale at O1ces corner 18th street and Pennsyl-
yania avenue, and corner 9Th street and PennsYl-
yana avenue, where passeT gers leave orders for
baggage TO be checked at all hotels and residences
through to destination.
VOTING. Genp Passenger Agent. iY14-tf
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RY FRANCIS A. KERBY, General Auctionee
COMMISSIONERS sALl OF VALUABLE

hi by virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
49, for ths city Of Alexandra, Virgins, rendered
s,.-,f1 lay terma 1873, IN the ehanesry suit of
ehrley j. King VI. ShTesves Aad MsQaeen, the I'm
dersigAsd, sonn ssionsrs therein named, will sell at
public auction at thu hsrf foot Of Cameron street,
lnthe city OF AaLaHdrta, at o'slsek m =, on SAT-
URDA1, the 27th day Of Sspsss.ssr, 1873, the fine
schoener "Millian Henry" Bew running the
Potomac. This ysossl has one dssk and two m asts,
is As feet in length, 10 l0 feet IN BREATH
IN depth measures g. LOO tons capacity under her
tonnage deck, and il every war suisabIe for river
traffic and the ystsr tr ade
Terms OF sale: Ons.thtrd ofths purchase money to
Dc pald IN cash And the rsss IN tive ual install
mens Of and Ia months with IN forest from the day
Of sale secured BY the bends Of the with
fhe said instslSars. a.. ;.tsrsx a.. fnIv nsid and
the vessel liable 10 be rssod ct the risk of the pur
chaser, upon the above tsrns, In the event Of his
failure TO comply with the conditions OF sale.
Given under Our hands this 2lst day of August,
lSS.
SsSfSi /: 4 ss soSoS4EBA0H' Osmrs of Sale.
aua4- Sod
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The BAD BOYS latest exploit was AZ Jaues-
Vile, Ind, where he sprinkled q quarter mound
OF cayenne pepper on the floor OF q crowded
dancing saloon, and laughed himself into a YER
ugo at seeing his victims sneeze. But few
days afterwards he was sObered by being
dragged into court and sentenced 90 forty dayss
Imprisonment, with q fine OF sli.90 by an un-
tympathetic Judge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-22

GRAPR-srorE CoPYKE.-It II usual 10 throw
away grape stones a. q waste product, but ID
appears that they can be turned 90 good ac-
count. When roasted and ground, they possess
sn aroma very much like that of East India
coffee, and the beverage obtained therefrom In
rior IN quality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-22

WHAT AN "AvBRAGE- Is.-sJames Jenkins
sA1d schoolnsster 10 his pupil, "what Is an
average" "A thing, sir, answered the
scholar, promptly, ''that hens lay eggs on"
why do you say that, You silly boy." replied the
pedagogue. "Because, sin, !" said the youth CT
heard a gentleman say, the other day, As a hen
would lay on an average a hundred and twenty
saRs a WAR;
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T0-MORR D w.
CHAdCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TAIN ON STREET

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TAIN ON STREET,
A. BY virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court of
&s the District OF Columbia, sitting in Equity,
- passed September 6, 1873, in cause No. $3.50,
ssd ROux ct al. defendants, will offer at ubio
auction, up~n the premises, on TUESDAY, the 23d
day Of y ptem6er, 1873, at O'Clock p. m, the par
Gel or real estate known as lot No. 5, in w W. ODr
corans subdivision of sqnare No e39 recorded in
surveyors office, in liber W +, folio l42.
This property fronts fifty feet the North side of
X street, has depth of two hundred feet to Riggs
street and is but short distance from the l4th
railroad. Ii is improved with substantial and
comfortable two-story brick dwelling, with good
BACK building, and is in rapidly improving part Of
the oity.
Terms prescribed by the decree: One.third Of
the purchase money in cash; the residue in three
equal payments, at r. Is, and % months, with inter
est at per centuh per annum from the day Of sale,
with the option to the purchaser to pay tbs whole
in cash 500 to be deposited when the pro perty is
struck on. Upon full payment Of the purchase mo-
ney aud nRl ratification Of sale deed will be given
the purchaser. All cOnveyanciug at purchaSeris
cost HUGH OAPERTON Trustee
SCI SudE j. L. COLDWELL, Salesman.
Directly after the above ertised sale and upOn
the same terms, we will by authority of the owner
John T. Mitchell, esq, offer at public auction, the
vacant property djoiniDg the first mentioned front
ing nty feet on the north side of street, and run
ming back to Riggs street.
sepeo-dsds Aucti0neers.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
~ ON PkNNSlLNANIA AVENUE. RE
WEsT-No. 1922.
- BY virtue Of a decree OF the Supreme Court Of
the Dls;ric, Of Oolumbis, sitting u special term
passed on the 18th dsE Of June, 1913, in a Cause
Calvert ct al. are plaintiffs aud Oh aries A Perkns
e, al. are defendants being cause No 9s5s, Equity
Docket u, the undersigned will offer for sale psu
The premises, Oh tn URSpAf, the I'd dsy of OCts-
Der, ISIS, al O'Clock m the following described
Cperty, to wit part Of hot number 2, in square Ie,
begBr ing At q point on Pesnsy ivsnia avenue fses
from the Northwest corner Of said lot, thsnos
eastwsrdly alOaC Pennsylvsnia avenue 3 feet IN
ches, thence SOU hssrdly At right angle with sad
avenue IS feet to the line OF lot y thence vestw srlT
along said line IS feet 20 the west line OF lot 2,
thence nor hwartly aoag said wess line 90 feet 20
tr place OF beginning, gether with the improve,
mems consulting uf a three story brlck store and
dwelling. This property is well located ana Is de-
sirable investment.
Terms Of sale: oae fourth cash, Of which s7se
must he aid at time Of sale, he rnainder in equAl
ms ailments a. que, 40 and tn years, IRON dave
81 ale. he frr ments to be seen red b. notes
Of he nnrcbaset bear,p interest at per eeat per
annum, and lien upon the p. osFty. ~ ne Bur
chaser fail to comply with the terms thih I'VE SAYS
after sale tue property may be I'D 'lsA and
cost. CoDYeyancinC At the cost Of the purchaser
JAS q PAYNE. To-.
WE EDMONsTON, trustees
ser22-d LATIMsR & CLEARY, Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
DENNsYLyANfA AK LINE
~ 'ffhhitzzRR III H49sshK f.

DENNsYLyANiA AK LINE
10 'ffhHifttaaHR sss H49sshK e.
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BETss tE yO MSkksHINGToS AND
WITHOUT CHANGE or CABS.
line, HsnI On thIs me Is new and OF the mos
PtLLMAN PkEL0R OARS ON DAY TRAINS:
NIGHT TRAINS
fHsKs Sr TEAMS bif hgYT1 Ex6kPT SUNDAY
VII be run over Pennsylvania Air Line, leaving
5S S.S st the depot 81 me % ~. res sna
fIs L,as, leave Washington SOS q. m. daily. ez.
tssSs Baltimore st 81, a. m. daily, except Sun
Leave West rhiIsdelphis at I1;'1 ,. m. daily, en-
Arrive al H-- York a. ,. m. daily, except Sun
K;1s-no-a s<rS,, leave Washington at Ills ,.
IssSe Bsflfnore st SIS ,. m, daily, except Sun
Z..y. West Phs.delphis at SOS p m, daily, s1.
1rri1s q New York at 9:lOp. n. daily eIoeps
N,sh n-Yr.,,, leave Washington at 9,Gs p. m
Leave Baltimore at 1913 D. m daily.
Leave Wes PhiIsdelChiss as. st 3S1 a. N daily.
Far Lea; les,s New i9rs at $50 am.
k,tEsst KE,Isss leave Se V York a, Sis NJ
Arrive at Washington st II 90 .. IN.
Nixkf EyrrsSS, leave New York at p N.
Arrive at Wsshinaon At el3 a m
Connections made in New YORK with steamers
On sound; New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroads. New York Central and II adsOn River rail-
rood, Erie Railway, and steamers on Hudson River.
Fare A. low as BY any other route.
Baggage called for and check II At hotels and pri-
vse residences on orders left At the following offices,
where tickets ard information can be obtained
Northeast corner 18th street and Penna ave. north
east corner e. street ard Penna. ave-; Passenger
station Baltimore and Potomac railroad corner 9Th
and streets ED. s. YOUNG,
jy2f-tf General Passenger Agent.
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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 nnsvs"
of Gil street, every MONDAY andssssSn6zazs
THQRsDAY, st2 3; IN ,tSuchips at principal River
the NJ. and N. Inns for Boston and Providence.
Freight should be addressed care Of Lady Of the
Express Off.e, COS Pennsy vsnia avenue
N. b. EiTzHUGH, Agent, 6th-street wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent,
mktr Plants Store, corner 18th st. and Pa, ave. :
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pY n. }. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Brsksr and Auettopeer,
Ne. oil 7th street, epp0sise U. 8. Post Ofict

Ne. 5ll 7th street. epposise U. 8. Post Office.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
~ qERk kAN aG,aS SsSNT IsTNl AgSUI EIGa;
I ISSSrs S SSS%S Sss:.stSSS DSsla M
or GAsaISGPos, B. q, ~ fnh VII
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated July
81 u, A. d. 1873, and Only recorded in Eiber No.
a726, folio 1S2, one Of the land records for the
District Of Columbia and by direction of the party
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY, Sept. 3Oth,
1873, at O'Clock those certain pieces and lots
of land being partr Of two tzacts, +" Plain Deangn
and" Mount P1easaa4," being the same which were
conveyed by aud dsssstksd IN a certain deed of
convey anes from Jafanpa Hobbie and Ransom II .
Gilet, as executeTs, u Aafvtaa u. B Stevens BY
decd dased October q, A. d. 1870, the said pieces
land, more or less. and being the same which
conveyed TO Selah Hobbie BY certain deed recorded
IN L1ber j. s., Ne g.. folio l48, Sc, and also to
said JulianRa Hobbs by certain deed recorded in
Llber No; Ola, folio no. 8c., and also conveyed by
sald parties OF the nrst part to Daniel l.. Eaton,
trustee, by deed dat@d lst day Of June, A. D. l72,
recorded in Liber No. g., folio -, Of the land
records OF the county Of District of o.
lumbia, togethsr wish the improvements thereon.
Terms II sale: Five Thousand dellArs, with inter-
est III ten pen GEM frem July u, 1879 and expenses
Of sale, in cash; balance at six and twelve months,
Tor which ths notes OF the haser, bearing inter
est from the day Of sale, and secured by deed of
trust upon the property shall be given; S100 deposit
on cceptance of bid. II the terms Of sale are not
complied with within seven days after sale, the
property will be rssold at the risk and cost of the
cest. A. L. BARBGB, Trustee
sedl9d K ] SWEET, Auct
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pT GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. 1901 northwest corner lnth and ID Sta
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY yALUARIe
BBtS Sr E u. ,r PhoPERTT IN THE CENTRAL


d. By virtue Of q deed of trust, bearing date on
H] the 18th day Of July, A. ID. 1870, and duly
corded In Liber No. go, folio 1872, &c, of the
iasd ecOrds Tor Washington county, ID. c., and by
direction q the party secured thereby, will sell at
public aHction, on THURSDAY. the 18th day of
- pteTaber, A. D. la3, at 81 O'Clock m, in front
one in sqesre numbered three hundred and forty
eight ts4sJ, having front of twenty t7Ol feet on
north D street and running back, with the same
width, seventy five T5) feet to the line Of said
lott and also the southern part of lot numbered
eighteen tlSl, in said square numbered thr0e hun
dred and forty eight SS), having front of twenty
nve CD feet on 10Th street west and running back,
with the same width fifty 50) feet to the western or
rear line OF said lot. The property will be offered
separately both pieces Of property being well i'm
proved aud beng hrSt-class business property the
city Of Washington. The aforementioned piece of
property will be sold subject TO prior deed Of trust
statement of which viii be exhibited at the sale.
Terms of sale: One-third in cash, Of which 500
on each piece OF perty must be paid at the sale;
the deferred payments 10 be made IN one and two
years. nh interest at ten per cent per annum, and
secured BY deed Of trust to the satisfaction of the
trustee, Terms to be fully complied with within six
days afser the day of SALE otherwise the re-
serves the right TO resell tn. property at the risk
and cost Of first purchaser. Ali conveyancing at
purchasers cost. VIM II. WARD, Trustee.
sep+eo&ds GREEN b WILLIAMS, Aucts
9 THE ABOVBsALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY Septe mber 25th, 1873 same hour and
place. By order OF the Trustee.
.epR GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Apsts.
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DALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ID ROAD.
pEror CORNER sTH&Bsrs.sw. x - -

Amer August Eth, 1873. trains will run as follows
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON.
s;S q NJ, Niagara EXP, 6;l5 q m, New York ex
daily. press, daily
:l5 g. m, New York Ell SIS m, all daily, ex-
press, daily except Sun cept Sunday.
day S:55 a. M, Express from
- a m dairy, socOmmo- North and West daily.
:, dation. ll.9 a. m, AccOmmoda-
LIS a M, Fast Line ton from Baltimore.
West, daily, except Sun Ass .. m, Cincinnati sx-
lis p M, New York ex day. days uaiiJ' ehOe'' sun
SIS, Baltimore express. daily, except sundaT
S.S9 D. m, BaltiIs0re sc-6 SS D. m, as daily AT
eOmmodatiOn, daily ,ex4 cepf Sunday. -
cepf Sunday. SIS D. m, daily. from
SIS m, Cincinnati E1 Bsitimore,- daily from
press, daily, except ssn- West and North
Gay 1913 M, Southern Ok
S1s m: daily New York prcss, daily.
Night Express. lllOS D m New York
10 .. m, Pacific Express express
daily.
Trains leaving Washington at s:35 O.. m. snd $50
p m, connect 81 Bowie with trains for Marlboro
leaving Bowie at $40 and II a. NJ, and S:B n m
arriving st Marlboro at l0:5O and Has Q. m, and
Trsiss arriving at Washington at I1:23 I. m. s.3,
and S .. m, connect at Bowie with tr aims leaving
Marlboro al S.S a. m, $40 and SO D. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket ONCE
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, Northwest corner Of Nh st. and Pennsylvania
avenue, can have their baggage called for and
eheeRed AZ hotels and residences to all points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column
bus, indianapolis, Louisville, St Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, land all
points north, northwest, west, aEd southwest
Z. l.. DUBARRY, General Supr.
=. . YOUNG, Gen1 Pass'r Agent. jyf4-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-22

A SFv VERSION Of 'Oid Uncle Ned" has be
come popular. Ii runs something as follows:
Then pull up the wicket and the stake; and put
by the mallet and the ball; for no more croQnee
III played this year, its's getting too late in tho