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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-11

The Catholic Church at Willston, Me-, was
burned ON Tuesday. Loss $4,000.
Edwards store, ut Mahanoy plane, in Schuyl-
kin county, was burr ON Tuesday. Loss,
100000.
A frame dwelling, in New Britain, Conn.,,
was burned on Tuesday morning, and colored
snan and his wife persisted in the flames.
AT Boston, Mass, on Tuesday :. A. Britton,
who refused TO testify against his assailant IN
the recent mysterious assault CASE, was held in
5000 bail TO answer the charge of perjury.
John G. Underwood, United States District
Judge for Virginia, died suddenly of apoplexy,
at his residence in Washington. on Sunday
night. lie was in apparent good health the
day before his death.
On Sunday afternoon, four armed and dis
euised men, who said they were United States
detectives in search Of counterfeit money, en-
tered the house of Henry Deering, near Balti
more, presented pistols At Deeiing and his wife
ami compelled the latter 10 disclose where then
money was kept. The robbers then escaped
with $3.50
The Steamboat j 5. Lee, with Government
stores aud military supplies, has been sunk by
snag, near Iii, Grande City, Texas, and Is
total loss. No lives were lost.
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MY INSPIRATION.


o, WHERE are the voices that WOO m?
And what are the silvery sounds
That rise and come floating unto me
Til all OF my spirit rebounds"
Say, Where are the fair Ministries hidden
They call to Inc far DER the way,
They sweep to my pillow unbiadeu
And fly II WOO them to stay.
sit in the summe-.ighl golden,
fathom the tfeacherous air
And deep among woods, dim and ollen,
speed at their beck, here and there:
Or, under the mystical cover
OF nj ht-hushes tenderly calm,
Where soft dews expeclaDtly hover
On pinions of silver and balm,
l wait not sound do utter,
ct all of my breast Is a-hraf,
My pulses rcbrliously hutter.
Like sylvan shoj, runaway feet.
But OH for iny life they appear not,
Though Once-what rapture of bliss,
A numerous voice sang; 40 fear not"
Aud, light on my cheek, fell kiss
Q, where are those that love me9
They spring from the tents OF the dawn
They dance on the sunbeaIDs above me
And when would grasp them, are gone.
Yes they love me, l know, tender fairies,
For backward their tokens they Hing,
And while they are fed to tleil aeres
sit IN the valley and sing.
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MARRIED.

In Philadelphia. August 10, 1873, by the Rev
i. j. Miles, DIR. j, II. V. Blockson Of l.. G.,
Landing, Del TO Mis- Sallie l.. Fisher, of Phlia
delphia, granddaughter OF VIM. V. Coulte-,
ESQ, of Milton, Del.
Nov. II, by Rev. e. |. Kenney, at Sloan
u. +, Parsonage, Del CO., Pa, Cyrus f. Nous
icy to Josephine Palmer, both of Brandywine,
Hd., Del.
On the 3rd inst, in Wilmington, by the Rev,
A. j. Snyder, Mr.. Charles r. Ewing of this
city TO Miss Hannah l.. Chamberlain, of Cum
berland Co., n. J.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-11

Music ON CRuELTY.-Sultan Amurath, a
prince notorious for his cruelty, laid siege 10
Bagdad; and, On taxing ii, gave orders for put
ting thirty Thousand l'ersians 10 DEATH not
outstanding they had submitted and laid down
theif arms. Among the number of he victims
was musician, who entreateL the officer to
whom the execution of the sultan's order was
entrusted TO spare him for moment, that lie
NIGH. speak 10 the author of the dreadful de-
Cree. The officer consented, and he was
Drought before Amurath, who permitted HIM
10 exhibit specimen of his art. Like the
musician Id Hoinet, he took up kind VI psal-
terry, which resembles Tyre, and has six strings
on each Side. and accompanied il " it'll his voice.
lie sung the capture OF Bagdad and the
triumph OF Amaruth. The pathetic tones and
exeltlng sounds which lie drew from the in
slitiniehi, joited TO the alternative plaintiye-
ness and boldness Of his strains, rendered the
rince unable 20 restrain the softer emotions of
ms soul. He even suffered him 10 proceed. I'M
III ovripowered with harmony, he melted into
tears Of pity and Icpenied of his cruelty,
Ia co, sideration OF the musicians abili-
ues, he not only directed his people to spare
those among the prisoners who yet remained
aliVe, but also 10 give them instant liberty.
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To COIitract0rs

SEALED PROPOSALS For kENOyINu Tux
THREE RUINED WHARyES BEIDSaINH
TO THE CITY, IN THE Oh KIBTIANA CHLEF
t!n accoldGnce with u resolution passed Lv t'i,s
Council, Nov 9Th 1873 indnrs.I uroposais ior me
removal OF three ruined whaTyes in Oh r,st,a-,s
Creek, belonging 10 the City will be rere I,r hy III
committee on Navigation, -
UNTIL THURSDAY, DECEMBER ,-th. is-,
AT O'clock, p. NJ,
One of the Whsrves Is nearly bupo-,te tha vso,L-,
OF Pdsev, Jones & Co one Inst rLnve ia Sou,n
emf Of ThirJ Street bridge and one On the asst ~ e.
Of the creek. some distance ubUyt the ,nnnth ~ 81
Br lndywinc creek. " VI '"-
The SAID wharNes are to be entirely r.,n,,.,, on,
the material deposited IA some plAc. sati,lmct1,s
the Committee. The work to he co,aple ei uithtn
sh months from Dec |. 1853
Bids to b. opened ard read Id Council and ala.
hi. ~ '0"'tA'' 10 he made TO the lowest Response
,.,,-,. WILLIAM NJ. CANDY,
uec' III Chairman Com. OIL NaylJ.tIon
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NJ Office 70 TAE PUBLIC H n. MoIn,ira
IN who has been the senior puttner of thn arn 81
Mottlre & James, hardware dealers nj oni kani "
street, for the past four yeas would ~
fO IN his fienis and former customers fhat ~ h.
with iiAwh from said nrm, and HAS rented the s,a"a
2OJ Market street, tdrectly oppo+ts the ola s,snJ
where he will IN lew days open with full stocS ~
cntefy etc, and hopes to receive the pat
already large OF friends an customer man ,
new OIcs. n IA MI !, pine,hy
DECEMBER Sd, lsTI-stf
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As|ghee.--A meeting OF the creditors If John
Mrl.ear Il son WIS held al Lemons n.w build.
Ing, last FRIDAY euriIihg, when it was decided
to recommend the appointment Of " lillian
Cauby assignee.
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WATER RENTERs-TAKE NOTICE.


q
Wilmington. December Attn Is-3 (
The bills for the year 1874 are nbw ready and g1avs
BILE nj the Registrars Office. 100 Market street
The law requires that all bills paid on or bstors
January 3is, 1914 the face tile bill and on Mi nsS
duPiny the month VI February dive per cent Addition
AL and on AL Paid during the month OF March ia n.Y
cent. additional! and my amount remaining un,..f,
after psi lat, 1874 the Registrar IL required m In
the ftiulr withdrawn, and suit Instituted tr The r..
coytiy OF the Anuunt due and the wafer vii ,,,
again he let into such Premises niii u suc AREA
sr ~, '''"e"'@ ANU '"o "ohiS io da"tng ieT,Hs
office h,irS . to u n. M. Aid 2 ID & ~. m
WV FNANh A. INN I,OK. NeEt.trar.
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Election Notice.
Executors sale Of Real Estate.
;.iA I::;& hAi eSA

WEDNESDAY. pEcEnBER ai-t, ls,i,
At O'Clock, p. IN,
ON The premises, IN the village o. Newport, New
DWELLING, in good order With garden and lot The
property late Of Peter forbert, deceased situate
James street and running through to Aver street.
having good building lot OF about tkirty feet front.
each OF the above named streets, and joining
lands OF James Cranston, Jsmes Steclman and 9th
ers.
Any person wishing to view the property previous
TO the dayof sale, Will be shown the same by calling
vn j. l.. Barralt, On the tenants the property
Attendance will be given and terms made known
by i. j.. BARRATr.
dccll 1t Executor.
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Delaware gspablilfaalnl..
THURSDAY MORNING, DEcEMDERI II, 1879.

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PROPOSALS rop
COMPLETION OF GRADING THE BED OF
FANDENEk ANENGE, 1HE WORK To BE
COMPLETED IN 80 DAYS FROM THE SIGN
ING Of THE CONTRACT.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Commit
Zee on Opening Streets, at the office OF the Street
Commissioner, until
THURSDAY Y, DECEMBER lih, 1873,
AT O'Clock, =. H.,
For grading the bed Of YanJever Avenue TO compile
ton.
PROPOSALS will only be received Tor doing the work
by the cubic yard
me dirt to be used for filling up streets, and 10 be
placed a. directed by the Street Commissioners.
ne Committee reserve the right to reject any
JOHN II. ADAMS,
novS-2t Chairman Com mittce On Opening Streets.
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s a@s
DHILADELPHIA & kFADISa Raj M, =.
l. COMPANY. ~ wa
CHANCE OF CONNECTION
oh ana alter December lst
rA9HEhuEhS FOR POINTS on PHILAbEL
PhiA Il READING RAuRoAO
" "ih"i NSroN At $40 a. II,
N"ESiEh AL SO a. ~,
ARkIVlNG Az READING I1tbAu ro,.-
MEETING FOR Ali PRINCIPAL PoIETI
. T.; WColIEN, q. o. HANCOCK,
III superintendent, GEM Ticket gent,
,.,i Philadelphia.
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SHERIFF,S ,SAIE

By Y.rrle OF n wri, nj Y Il, i,,1. ,,
ne directed wilt 10 extossd NJ PmhWn S Shl onas tS
the clfy IF u 49, ~, W IoutIh ard walnut strcets, IN
on "''"s''h' IN New Castle county, Del,
"S"'DAf, DEcE1RER II. 1873,
Az III O'Clock, A.. NJ,
s,no, ~. described personal property, viz:
leaf tohocco moking AMI chewing tobacco, segars,
stems waiyb,,s PsP,5, crtincs and Filings, pipe
figure at mi az, sales, obardo oniter, Pompcy
Kitchen Furniture, Sc NV '''uSeh''o Anu
Seized and taken In ,x .cu,ion 49, ,, . .
Charles 5. SparIs and 10 he snId h ''e proptfy o.
A., 80 ROBERT L. AKNSTkONc sh.r,.
Sherif's Office, New Castle. ii@r 2sefi"'
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For Sale.
A 30 ACRE FARM

n lSTIANA NDRED,
A. "A ONE and half miles West of Centreville
YEA and one mile from Ashland station on the
Ql W. & w. Il. X, The land and buildings are
good With fruit and shade trees. This IL u comfort
able, convenient access 10 good markets. without in
termriiate agency. This Hundred has three turn
pike roads and .wo railroads within its bounds max
ing u more desirable location Will be sold ON easy
terms. JAMES DELAPLAIN. Ceutreyille.
decI or, ID. SNUDGKASS. on the premises.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
FLU R-Ptices II re IA follows: Sales of super-
nhe Flour AT -i.jj To 5Ol extras IL to B2J extra
Flour - 90. 800 ~ 49,
GRAl N.-Saies Ut rcd Wheat ut si.5i to Leo amber
No. sllilig Slto kNe Soc Corn Zoe 10
toc. oats ~ 10 Zoe. for white or mixed III 50.
SEEDS.-CiOvcr at ito SC. per lii /; Timothy
Szo0a2 . ! er bushel; and Flax seed 225
PRoNlSIONS.-Mcss Pork Si5 10 per barrel
bacon liams u 10 l5c. per H.; Sales 9c., and Shout
ders NJ. Lard saI 4.
WOD1.-Sales uf the liner grades AT 81 TO 5lc
medium " To SOC, IS to 4Oc domestic mil
cd * TO i.r., washed fleece GO to &c.
thee CATTLE MARKET
Choice N IL IA cents fair to good nj 4 ~ rents
ahd common at la5c. PEI pound gross,
Cows and Galyrs:-Saes VI Splilr-ts nj s3nag5 AMI
iIesi COWS Al tiuSt5.
Sheep, Al = lde. per h. ton far To choice.
iiols. corn tr,i i.nh per lnn Ills.
Primo iay. rninthy 81 sua"nn; Altxed sla4lbA
STRAW ~ l5Ai
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~ orict-wATER RENTERS.

ofcs chg Whey Wnr.s
ifHHtnyOn Dec, 10, 1873
fhr hills Tor the year isT+, are nov ready, aud
payable al the ONCE ot the Registrar iO0u Mdr,rt
ST.
FRANK a. TAYLOR, Registrar.
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INFORMATION WANTED

chi fsTliIr "n vs. wanted OF WILLIAM HENRY
war" s,o+" Jp'I,iiy, u rof how, residing ~ Della
month";, JAMES CHRISTIE
- IL n
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SHERIEF,S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of a writ OF vend. Expomas, to me d.
fected VIII be exposed to public sale the house m
charles W. Currinder, near Hure's Corner, IN New
castle Hundred, in New Castle county, Del, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER %, 1878,
AT 10 O'Clock, A NJ,
Tho following described Personal Property, viz:
n horses, colts, cows, young su1xsy
ia cattle, hogs 2 tarm wages, - E1H
AL ri.ge, horse rake. gram IAN; IRbM
pio"s,S cultiIaiors, harrow, with other farming
rlemcnis. Also, wheat. corn, hay, fodder, oats
straw, &c,i together with household and kite eu
furniture, and implements OF household.
SEIZED aud taken IN execution n the property vi
ChitflcS ". Currinder, and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
sherd's Office. New Castle, Dec. 9TH, 1873.
St-iERIEE7S SALT
BY virtue OF writ of Nend Exponas, to me dlrec-
ted VIII bcNpSsei 10 Public Sale. the house VIII
liam A. Richards and David II. Richards near Mt
Pleasant, IN St Georges Hundred, IN New Castle
county, Del, un
TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1873,
AT Il o'clock, A.
ihe following de-cGiOrd personal property, viz
Two wagons and hay rigging, reaIeIs, lreyolyinR
rake, Interest IA 80 acIcs corn anu fodder ~ old
pio"s' ihtereHfiu 40 LcIes wheat hgrrows, eight
~ horses. | colt COWS, heiieiS, 8 hogs
CSA chaId, corn and fodder steel tooth G--A--
rake carriage tongue, lot Of wheat, lot Of early
Hose Io,aoes, l lot of bay, lot of blades, lot OF
peach blow potatoes, lot OF harness and gears hogs
William A Richards aud David Ii Richards and to
be sold by
Robert l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
Shetifs ONCE, Rev GS'I!e. DecemDer9 1873.
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DI Il ID


NEWTON. At Memphis, Tennessee, on the ls.h
81 pwe,eher, OF yellow fever, Miss M. AGATHA
nEWToN, youngest daughter OF the late On srl,s
and Sarah Newton, Formerly Of Georgetown d
CD aged IS years.
sPEAfE. On nossay, October 9Th at 10 n m
v. Speare N h~'
Funeral Tomorrow, "Wednesday ! At 10 O. m from
lSs2 Mary land avenue southwest .
sANToN. Sunday night. JOSEPH sAXrOH,
General Superintendent Of Weights aud Measarss
3. Coast Survey, in the 18th year Of his age
Funeral from ST. MARKS church, corner of A ss<
81 streets, Capitol Hill, wednesday afternoon, at I
O'Clock, TO which the friends IF the famil, are in
Vited. IRepub Osroniciel nv %
YOUNG. On the Nth instant, at l0lB N nm q,
Pneumonia, JAMES X. YOUNG, aged % years
depce; No ava Sc. southeast, on Thursday, At
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DYE II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Anctiopaar
Ne. 1919 7th street, between q and ri


Ne. I29 7th street, between and n
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LGTs ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET rig
TWEEN b AND G STREETS NORTH Ann
ON U5TkEET, BETWEEN nth CApITni,
ss TKEEI AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE, AT
- BY virtue OF a deed OF tru.t to Daniel T.
efSEatOn, dated September 18th, A ID I87O and
duly recorded in liber No. 62t, folio 430 one ~
the land records for " ashngton county In Ihe Ms
let OF Columbia, and also by a decree of the an
preme Court OF the District of Columbia Iuity N
523l, docse H. substituting the trustee
in place Of Daniel l. Eaton, deceased will sell at
public auction, in front Of the premises to the high
e,t bidder, on WEDNESDAY,, November 265h,
1873, comm enciDg ~ O'Clock D. m los numbered
twenty eight, (25,l twenty nine, t29j thirty SsO
thirty one, (5l) thirty two, ISL thirty three f3S
thirty four, (S4,l thirJy-ve, ,35 thirty six tSS
thirty seven, (S } aud thirty eight, 1881 # Chsrs
Wilkes subdivision in square numbered six I'M n.
dTed and thirty four, (63l. Tie lots on north O
street have front of % feet each, and those ON
North Capitol stree q fr,nt Of about "a feet each
This property offers one oft he finest opportunities
bic investment.
Terms One. third each; balance in six. twelve
and eighteen months, for which the notes OF the
purchaser or purchasers, bearing ten per cant i'm
terest, secured by desd II trust, will be taken All
conyeysncing At the pense OF the purch or
cbasers s 100 will be required deposit on each
lot a. time Of sale. IT terms Of sale not com ed
with in ten days from day Of SALE the trustee re-
serves the right TO resell at the ri SIX ard cost of The
desulting purchaser purchasers, after ten days
advertisement in sOua one more newspa pers pub
IshCd in the city of Washington, ID G.
GEORGE W. STICKSEY. Trustee
ootE-eo6ds J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman,
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DALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ID ROAD.
DEPOr CORSKs Sra &Bsrs.S.ws N% -s

After October l7tn, ISIS, trains will follows
TRAINS LEAVE FOB TEAMS ARRIYE AT
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON.
SIS 8. m, HiasAr. EHp., SIS q. m, New York ex
daily. press, daily.
SIS g. m. New YORK N SIS a m, ell daily,
press, daily except sun eept Sunday.
day. SIS a. m. Express from
S>Ss a m. daily AecommO- North and West daily.
. dalton. Ills q m, AccommOds-
AI:b a n.t Fast Line ton from Baltimore.
West, daily, except sun ass .. N, Cincinnati
1S' press, daily, except Sun
press s:Bs.m.,N z. express.
s.zl, Batimor. press. daily, except sunday
s:69 D. m, BsltlDcre sc-6ss D m, all daily, az.
cOmnOdation, daily, ex cept Sunday.
cept SUNDAY. SIS D. m, daily, from
Sis D. m, Cincinnati BI- Baltimore, daily from
press, daily, except ssD- West and North.
day. los y M, Southern TX
edo .. NJ daily New fHrk press, daily.
Night E1pre-s n:Os p. m, New York
10 D. m, Pscire Express express.
daily.
Trains leaving " AshinSton at $50 a. m and $50
y. En-, connect At Bowie with trains for Marlboro
leaving Bowie At so and IL q. m. =, and SOS D. m ,
arriving At Marlboro at l0;S1 and I:2 O.. m, and
SIS p. m.
and 833 ,. m, connect at Bowie with trains leaving
Marlboro At rs =. m, $40 and $40 D. m.
Passengers irsving their orders at Ticket ONCE
northwest corner n l3th street and PennsyIvania
avenue, northwest corner Of6h St and Pennsy lvania
avenue, have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels aud residences TO all points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column
bCs, Indianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San francisco, and all
points north, rthvest, west, ard southwest
- Z. L. BCBARRY, General Supr.
r. . nOb Nc, Gen pass'r Agent. lyA-n
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by b. IA. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer
No. 129 9TH street, between @ and II.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROBE
BETM ZEN 18TH AND 18th sTREE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
Tl ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET,
BETMEhN 18th AND 18th STREETS
WEST, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of deed of trust dated January 10TH
81 A: ID. ISL, and duly recorded in hbar No. 6sI
1folio 24, one Of the lsud records for Washington
county, District of Columbia, aud by direction OF
the party secure thereby, will sell at public auc-
.inH, IN front OF the premises, on MONDAY. the
loth day Of November, ISIS, at "a O'Clock .. M +,
lying, and being in the city Of Washington, ID. @.
knswn and described as parts Of lots numbered nine
90 and thirteen (l3D, in square numbered one hun
dred and forty -one l), beginning for said part Of
said lot, thence south t (52) feet TO the south
east corner OF said lot thence twenty 2OD
thence north hfty-two (52D feet to the northern
boundary of said lot thence east twenty 2OD feet 10
the place Of beginning Beginning for said part of
lot numbered thirteen (l3D on the south line of II
south one hundred and eighty three 1881 feet thence
east sixty ye 65D feet thence north
nifty t0D feet, thence west nifty 500 feet "a in
cbes, thence north one hui dred and thirty -thres
OF said street fifteen l5D feet TO the place Of begin
ming, subject however to the right of DIR. ID, r.
Hsener TO the Of much az said piece of ground
as is now covered BY his stable, standing on the
southeast corner thereof, as long as the present
building remains and no longer.
Terms: One half cash, and ilaBce in three go,
SIX (6D, and nine 90 mouths with cent interest
from day of sale, tor which deed Of trust en- the
property will be taken. deposit Of 30 will be
qured day of sale All yey ancng Ihe ek ense
Of the purchaser II terms Of sale are not coapiei
with in days the trustee reserves the right TO
resell at the risk and Of the defauting purcha
ser, after five days advertisements in or
more newspaper Rub.hssd in p Washingson city,
oct25-eo J. T. OULDWELL, Salesman.
OhfoD. m,w&fl
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COURT OF THE pIsrRI0,

HoIdtns SpeeiaI 7,rnI, OofObr ,lsf. 1873.
LAURA A. KINKEAD, deceased, the E4eou,ss
aforesaid has, with the arprobattos 81 the 3D.
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia sfsrs-
said, appointed TUESDAY, November ian. A. n
1873 for the final settlement and distribution ~ -
personal estate OF said deceased and Of the ssst, -
hand, as FAR as the same have been COLLECTED 90
turned into money, when and where All The crsss
tors and heirs Of said deceased notified h &C.,.
with their claims properly vouohed, OF nav NAV
otherwise by law be excluded from al bsneff ~
said deceased's estate: Provtd,d, q COW of this
order be published once q week for thee weeks in
The Evening Star previous 30 the - ID day,
ociTsta A. NssIxR, WIN.
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LATIMEB Il CLEARY, Aucss.
1T 8. MARSHAL'S SALE.


In virtue Of writ Of feri facias issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme court of th- District
OF Columbia. and to me directed, will sell A. On b.
tic sale, for cash. in front of the Court door Of
said District, on MONDAY, the ~ h day Of Octo-
Der, 1873, at y O'Clock IN, all DEFENDANTS right,
title, claim and interest in and to the 10 fest
inches OF Lot No IS, and the east IL foet lls inches
OF Lot No. II of g. W. Cochran's and theirs subdi-
vision 81 square No IA, in the city of Washington,
D. o., together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon seized and levied upon as the prop
erty OF Frank SPRINGFIELD, and will be sold to sat
isfJ execr ton No. S698 in favor of MA. Munsoa,
use q James G. Payne. ALEX. SHARP,
oc o-dts U. 3. Marshal of ID. o.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED TO
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, same hour and
place, Ia consequence If the rain,
octN ALIEN. SHARP, U 8 Marshal ID q.
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HCNF0RD -FEsSENDEN At siamt,ra
Conn, On October 23i. ls73,by Rev n n Tb1rstas
hslor WILLIAM PITKIE HUNFORD, u. -
~ ~ my, aud LUCIA WILLIAMS, third daughter Of
hon Samuel q fsssenden, of stanford
JONEs-GALM. On the 18th inst BY the Re-,
M. shannon, HENRY q. JOHEs, Of W.shinefo,
and LOUISA q CALM, Of Baltimore
baltimore Sun please cOpy.l
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9 ~, H. =. L. L S.On, l. = 3, 4, s, 81 g. .. m !,
Sunday. '-
Local Trains iIol Alexandria arrive az follows
SIS, IS SIS, SIS, 10 45. N So A M IL a. al "a
5S, -, U.s., Us, 81, g .. m; s.x3 a m. and IS
except Sunday '
= Trains marked tlCs connect with trains on
Nashingt a aud OHIO K. X.
QUANTlCO Accom- odatiOn leaves Washington
go a. IA DAILY, exert sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EMPRESS, via Richmond
ie8Nes a-itI sfou II - p. daily, cept Sunday
Through tickets . all points south and SOuthw est
Tor sac a. Onces, corner 18th street and Pennsyl-
Vania avenue, and corner 6th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, where leave orders for
baggage to be checked At slI hotels and residences
through 20 destination.
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