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NEW YoRK, July 16.-E3-8onator E. g. Mills,
President OF tho Brooklyn Trust Company, was
drowned while bathing at Coney Island, this
morning. The body was recovered.
DBEAolr, Micl., July 15.-TAs Wifo Of Julius
, 1873-07-16

WARM spn1Nos, Va, July 15.-Roports from
all eectionH OF Virginia represent tho oats crop
the finest In tho State for many years. Wheat
Copious rains have been general throughout tho
stato for the past two wooka, md tho corn crop
iH very promising,
, 1873-07-16

Hchr Q. shaw, South Haven, Al cda bark.
ecr Q. N. Johliaon, Oconto 220 IN lumber 90 IN lath
aer Btuai, Llington, 120 IN lulnl,or 15 lhga fBh.
Hchr North 6ar, Pontwater 10 N lumber, QUO IN shin-
scow banncr, conno1l's pior, 90 cas bark.
9chr Whirlwfnl, LulinBton 100 m lumber.
schr 9. O. Butts, aaugatnck 80 eds wood.
Prop 1Inlatol, uuHalo, l,0oU ions coal.
Prop Iiymoh nu(falo, 601 steel rails IL blls steel.
Bttnr Afpcnn, MuBkct.on, 26 caBeH burrlrs.
Dargo harr1nottc Monomlnco, BIO III lumbOr.
large D. 8. Fllnr, Mcnomuoc, 42o IN lumber.
Dargo Eldorntlo, Monomnco, boo m lumber.
Sc]lr 1for0 Holland, 60 eds wood.
Prop Merchant, Ero, CT bgs coffee, md aunt!rics.
8clr M I, Mcdonald, Manfsoo 17o m l,mler.
Burg Mary AInandn, Grand Haven, 200 III lumber,
Beltr 1Azzto Doak, st. Josop,, I'll m Timber.
8chr r. u. King, Curtis 14er, 30 cords wood.
schr Lizzie Throop, Ludwg's plor, B5 cords wood.
sclir IippogE31r, Eric, go tons con1.
CLEAIANCE6.. ..July IL.
Prop NJ. drnh Mantatee, 10 brls pork. 10 tons buer
stnr Muskcgon Grand Haven, 32 Backa ons, II sacks
corn, and sundreH.
Prop Missouri, Duluth, 27s rkge feod, and aundrieS.
Stmr Bhcboygnn, Racine, Hnntlriea.
btnr City Of Concord. Ogdansbnrgh, 10991 bu corn,
400 brls flour; Detrot, 150 brla -four.
Prop Colorado Buffalo, 47,ooo bu corn $50 brla flour,
100 bags sued.
Prop J. L. uErd, Marquette, 1000 bu oata.
Prop Carter buffalo, 49, 900 bu OATS $1,000 bu wheat.
Prop 1rn ohafIoo, 5augatuck 70 bnga corn, $50 dry
Prop oty St Travorse rtavero City 20 brls pork and
stmr Alpena, Muskeaon, 200 phgs sundries.
Prop Canada, Montreal, 1860 bu wheat 10 hE1s caB
beef, 100 brls ont nea1
bchr A. Sherwood, Eric, II 100 bu corn.
, 1873-07-16

Special Dispatrh to The Chicago Tribune.
DELoIr, Wis, July 15.-Charles Peebles, 4
freight conductor on tho Chicago i Northwest
ern Railroad was killed at Caledonia, this hftor-
noon. Ho caught his foot IN frog, while un-
coupling cars, and tho wheels ran oyor his body.
He leaves wife aud one child at Darahoo.
, 1873-07-16

CoLuMDuB, O., July 15.-Ihe lesBeos Of the
PUBLIC Works OF Ohio met horo to-day, and ro
solved to proceed ct once to put the Hooking
Canal in repair. Tho damago to the canal by th
lato froBheEs was over $50, 900.
, 1873-07-16

DuFrALo, July 15.-Tho Executive Committee
OF tho Meohanics' Instituto determined tonight
to hold tho third International Industrial Ex'
hibiton, commencing Oct. l md onling Oct
16 - -
, 1873-07-16

BALTIMORE, July 15.-William E. Undorzook,
charged with tho murder OF q strange man noar
Jennoravii1o, Penn Township, Chester County,
Pa., was arrested in this city this morning, at
tho planing-miu Of Otto Dul1or, whore he was at
work. and takon to Chester County.
, 1873-07-16

EAsr L1pEnrr, Da., July 16.-OAT1LE-Necopta, 81
caEs. Qcst $5.g0@6lb; medium. $5.60368u; COM
mon, $l:7t@9.oo: I3a!ls, ss.76@4eo. s,IEEp-l'o;
@{.7b; colnmon, $400t94.2s.
IIoas-Aacepta, 20 cara PHILADELPHIA. $5.15@62S /;
Workers. "a. .QU{36.20.
, 1873-07-16

DETROIT, Mich, July lb.-James, tho only ZOE
Of the Rev. James Quick, OF Dsaaold, wal
struck by lightning yesterday and instantly
, 1873-07-16

INDIANAPOLIS, July 16.-nobert Mcdonald, q
young scotohman, committed suicide laAs night
by taking araonio.
, 1873-07-16


PHILADELPHIA, July 15.--Tho Committee on
Plans for tho Centennial Exposition have already
received thirty-sovon plans, which arc to DO
placed on public exhibition.
, 1873-07-16

eludol their rnrBners. The slorin Of Racino
County arrived horo In hopos Of offocting their
cnpturo, but thus far hna boon unsuccessful.
, 1873-07-16

Address OF the Arknnsua Rcformers to
the People Of tho Stnte.
LITTLE RocK, Ark, July 15.-Iho Reform
f6tato Central Committee hnB issuod an address,
calling on tho people to hold meetings and pass
resolutions domantling the Constitutional Con-
",vnntjnn
, 1873-07-16


RIOEJuly Ii, Elizabeth Lyon, daughter Of Thomas b.
anu Elyira H. Nlco, agud months.
WILLIAMSON tho Ithinst At Ill Houtl Dosplatnes.
at, infant dhughtoF ot Josoph and CAthen0 Williams
Rgad months.
Fqnorsl at half to-day. Friends Of the family
arc Invited to attend.
LEBUN-Por1o Lebyun died at his late residence yea.
tQr18y, At 10 u,
Fnneya! toay lJu!y 1e) from B2s Mllvaukco-av. ALI
monitors Of the Fsonoh Mutual Aid soolety Invited to
attend Alsa friends and Eolatyos Of tho faulty.
-RONKE-July Is. Of congestion Of tho tra!n, William
llony, .ged months aud = days. youngest od Of III.
A. aud Susan L. Korko.
FHANCI1E-Mondag. tho ltth Inst. Victor Antolno.
second son ct Noe l.. Aud TAorosa FEaacho, asod 9
months and Il days.
su- Montreal FIonoh paposs please oopy.
RosSMAN..In this c1ty, July Is, John v. r. Rossman.
eH-AIbauy and Troy N. Y, papors ploaso oopy.
HEAllato lIarbor, intaut daughter OF Sidney W. and
Mary W. Boa, OF chnla1a iHfnnuIn.
Funoral from rcadonco, - Vnceuuoa plaoo,
Thirty. .eIghtl.st:, nt L: H., today:
, 1873-07-16


BUFFALO, n. y, July 15.-The fifth annual
meeting Of tho National Photographic Assooia-
tion opened with o large attendance from nenrly
every section OF the country. Morely routine
bu8inegs WaS done.
, 1873-07-16

Killed by n Rat.
DUBUQUE, July 15.-Mary Floscl,man, child
Of years old, was bitten by rat tlreo days ago
aud dled to-day from the wound.
, 1873-07-16
II SPLENDID LOTS
Saturday, July l9, at 3 o'clock ?. NJ,
ON THE GROUND.

Better lots are not to be had In
Chicago. Let the occasion be a.
GRAND and NlEN1O OIeABLE ONE
A new andrnngnificent canvas pa
yiliOn, not to be surpassed on tho
Continent, anl used only by Ellison
s. Foster, will be erected OIL the
ground for the accommodation Of
those attending tho sale.
Thoao choice lots are fronting on Division,
Hoyno, OhEystal, and Bryson -ats,, handaome-
Wicker and Humboldt Parks, and among tho
choicest residence property in the city, only
Id milo from the terminus OF tho Milwaukee,
nv. onra nud omnibus line.
Terma Of 9ale-l-4 oaah, balance !, 3 and s
years, With b. M per cent INTEREST M Title perfect.
a deposit Of $50 will be required On each lot.
Froo Buases will start from tho corner Of
State aud Rnndo1ph-uta. at q O'Clock, and
from Division-at. and Mi1waukee-av. at 2:3o
O'Clock, to, convey Intending purchasers to
the ground.
This Will be bona hde sale, and every lot
will positively be sold. For p1nts or informa-
ton-at,, or to ELLISON q FOSTER,
AuQtipne9ra, 81 MArket-xt.
, 1873-07-16

ABOVE LOW
WATER,


-Delow high water nlark Of 1871-
". 8. KAUFMAN, Observer,
Room 78 Anjor Block, Chicago.
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EVENING STAR.
That ferty-foar millions


ny n. NILLAED.
u say. Mr.. Grant.
why don't you let me have that fOrty-fOar nd
I'm in dee.. Mr.. Grant;
must have that forty-fOur million.
Obi cruel Grant.
My iongs and my shorts, nv puts aud my calls
Tor that forty -four million,
yc, o, Pres, SINE. me hard MSk;ran,;
million. '~-'
Mr.. johnson. Mr.. Grant
NOT ,o Andy, but , ksverdy' says give me that
Why not now. Mr.. Grant
Since you're Csssr sure with that forty r,ur
million.
You know, Mr.. Grant,
All my stocks cry aloud for that fOrty-fOur nu-
But give me a, once Inst forty -four miIllon.
Vanderbilt says, Mr.. Grant.
Hell give me ten, II you'll give me that forty
Vanderbilt. you know. Mr.. Grant.
lie the 1hesthen Chinee" tor me 10 get that for
ty-four million.
My nice little game. Mr.. Grant.
IL for Vanderbilt and me 20 get that f1rty-four
million;
And surely. Mr.. Grant.
With Central ' Anderbiit, IN ssifsad Centre.'
he with that forty-fou million.
Stocks and bonds, Mr.. Grant.
ls'periuw ia iHPcri0, OH oh, with forty four mil
lion.
Now it you only would, NJ. Grant.
that forty four million.
Rise, rise. Mr.. Grant.
nospise, o'errule the peoples laws, give me thu
tOIty-iour million.
And then. Mr.. Grant.
A ruined country III despise with that forty
IHqct~usacl Rsnybfter,
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III ID.


ARNOLD. On the 10th Instant between the
hours Of aud % clock IN aftsr a long and paia-
ful Illness, MARY ARNOLD, aged 81 year,
Funeral Will take place from her late re.id -nce at
e2l New YORK avenue, Saturday. 10 O'Clock a. IN
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70 at
tend. Thence 70 st. msrys Church.
DUFALL.-0n the 18th instant, ALICE ROSE
eged y ears, months, and days, eldest child Of
John ii and Anne y. Duyall.
The relatives and friends Il the family are re-
quested 10 attend her funeral from parents rest
denoe, 9Th and streets northwest, at ~ O'clock
morrow FRIDAY morning.
DELAND. Att - a. m. THURSDAY, October L.
1873, Of cOngestiNe chills. mrs MARGARET DE-
LAND, wife Of y. :. Deland, formerly Of sacO,
Maine, In the 9Th year Of her age.
FRANKLIN. ON Tuesday evening, October ID,
ANN. widow Of Stephen P. Franklin. in the Tsth
Funeral on Friday, Eth, at 3 p, m , from her late
residence, 3S4 @ street northwest. ~
JOSEPH. On the 18th instant, at five minuts-
sftrr eleven .. m, X. g. JOSEPH, aged 6 years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
70 sitend the funeral from his ls5e residence, No
1102 18th street. Saturday. the 18th Instant ~
copy.l o.
TENANT. On WEDNESDAY, the 18th sfter .
short illness, WILLIAM ID. TENANT, the OulV
son OF Douglas Tenant, aged years, month and
Is days.
Tee funeral will take place At 2 O'Clock on F,,a.x
evening, o tober 18th. The friend. OF the fsmilx
are respectfully invited 18th street. between art
lERkER. On the morning Of October lsth
JOACHIM YERkEk,'aged a. Years and months.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock, Friday
next, from his late residence on North Ospitol
snd street. The friends Of the family are re-
specially invited 10 attend.
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RAILROADS.
DENNsYLyANiA AIR LINE
u 'ffhhiitizzRR I'll H4Essax, e..

nFNNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
10 'ffhhiftizzRR I'LL H9Eaaas .&
AND ALL POINTS ~ TIE NE% ENGLAND
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGE OF OARS.
,Itsspf aTd m srSt 81 .nish "h" Vi 'ne 'A0''
BfLLMAN PagG9E ozh ss on PAY TsAIs ss
oA"AN siSHT Trains. 0AA' oN
on 81 = Sp1s ~ qs,IheT u; lTi; suxr.v,
from and striving at the depot Of the Baltimore and
fssi ,.s, lssvs Washington so, a. N. daily. s,.
Leave Baltimore at els q. m. daily, except Sun
2isvs " est Psiisdslphis at I1.ss p m. daily, s1-
Arrive 5; New York a; 'zs .. m. daily. srcsps Sun.
ki,s---a Er,-s,, leave Washington at Ills ,.
Leave Bsi.iSors at SIS ,. m, daily, except Sun
leave les, Phissdsl phis at Sos D. m, daily, s1-
Rrf 2VS1 5! New York =, IOlOp. N. daily EXCEPT
Max Errrsss, leave Washington at s.Os p N
Leave Baltimore at 1919 D. m, dsiIy.
L. ave W sst Phi sdsiphia Al seO =. N daily.
hr''' TEAMS BETukNTNG
Fasf Live, leave New York at m.
fi t sed ETS1aSs, leave Ses YORK Stspm.
Arrive a. Washington At II % .. m.
N3Sif EsPrsSs, leave New York at p. m,
Arrive 81 Washington At 6.l3 = IN
C5hnecfi,r- are made IN New York With cleaners
On Sound; Rev Ylrk, n " Haven sad Hartford
railroads, New YCrs Central snd HUd.1n River rail-
Toad, ri EsilThy, ard steamers on Hudson River.
FaTe a. a a. by am other route.
BagglQa called for and checked At hotels and prf-
vata rCs secs orders left AZ the following Offices,
y here tickets an information car Be Obtained
Toriheas; corner Isth street and Penns. ave; north
east corner Str street and Peuna, ave-; Passenger
station Baltimore snd Potomac railroad corner 6th
urd stress Ed s. YOUNG,
Iy14-f General Passenger Agent.
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~The stylish Overcost, il is said, will cover
the calf
ga New York paper answers the inquiry.
what becomes of the sons OF successful men,
"Why, they succeed TO their fathers propertyr''
The woman who said the latest thing ont
was her husband, was answered by her neigh
Dor, who remarked that her husband ALWAYS
came home early-before any one WAS up.
@Fifteen Chinese shoemakers left North
Adams for California, last week, where they
expect 10 get SEQ per month in a shoe factory
They include some Of the frst arrivals and ali
OF them can read and write.
~The workmen on the two shafts at the
Hoossc tunnel are so near together that the
working of drills on one side can be heard on the
other. They are about 500 feet apal C. and will
probably meet before Christmas.
- man at Princeton college believes in
having "a place for everything and everything
In its place" He nails his slippers on the WALL
four feet up, and then all he has 10 do OF An
evening is 10 wheel up his easy chair in front OF
them.
~ Some one suggests. with most excellent
good sense, that the immense doOr-plates worn
by ladies on their belts might be utilized by en-
craving thereon the wearer's name age resi-
dence, fortune, or expectations, and stating
whether heart free or engaged.
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10y L. J. SWEET,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 511 eth street northwest.

TRACTS OF LAND ON THE WASHING ron
A2UEDUCT ROAD, BEING A PART OF A
TkACT CALLED HARLAN" AT AUG.
a BY virtue Of deed Of trust from George o.
eS9CoOk and wife, dated May 9th, A. ID 1873, aud
-duly recorded in Liber No. III, folio "a one of
the land records for Washington county, in the
District Of Columbia, aud b. direction Of the party
secured thereby, we will sell, the premises, on
TUESDAY, November 4th, 1873. At 80 o'ci lck
y. at public ancrion, part Of the tract OF land
called Harlan, beginning on the Washing on
Aqueduct read, and surrounded almost entirely With
roads, ntsnng S69 62i feet and on the place
never failing spring " water. For the second part
lying near the old cam N foundry Of General I'm
Mason, and running back TO the canal road leading
from Georgetown TO the Little r Ais, Containing
about three feurths Of an acre. These tracts are
improved by a tvo-story frame dwelling, barn and
ont buildlI gs, and are desirable market farms.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months, with interest al
per cent per annuu, secured by deed Of trust on
the property, or the purchaser can obtain a l0An
fro m the Building Association Of : so, payable
N Ethiy. All convey ing AZ tbs cost q the pur-
chaser. 10 down day % sale. II terms Of sal
not complied with In ten days, the Trustee re-
the right to resell 81 the risk and cost Of the
eefauliing purchaser after five days dysrti mt
IA some one or more news papers published ma the
city ot Washington, ID g. Fun particulars at ONCE
Of Il. ii Wsrner, Trustee.
ALBEIT G. HALL, -.
BRAINERD Il. WAREER,t Trustees
CCtl6-eC6 ds K. J. SHEET, Auct.
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AN ECONOMICAL BRIDAL PAIR AZ Springfield
No. part0ok Of their wedding feast, composed
OF smoked herring, crackers and cheese, spread
ont on the head OF barrel. A medtlesome
crowd around the door was dispersed by the
bride, who exclaimed, "What'n thunder Won
lOOkin' at, you darn foOls?"
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a MOST HONORABLE ACTION.-MTs sheffield
the wife Of the president OF the Merchants Ma
iional bank OF Dubuque, Iowa, has given up her
homestead % the creditors OF the bank, although
they had no c aims upon it, it having been gives
her by her f. her.
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A DIAGNosIs.-Tbe financial panic. which
logan like fever, with alternate hot aud cold
its. has settled down into a steady ague, mild
nut lEcessant, which grows a little better from
week 10 week, but las weakened the patient a
good deal, and will keep him reduced In strength
tor months 10 come. nnEt.n LII
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DY DUEOANS0N, BOWLING & CO., Aucts.
- Southeast corner 9th snd streets northwest

VALUABLE THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE
NEAR TIE PATENT OFFICE, AT AUCTION
- On WEDNESDAY, October 39th, at 4
e clock D. m, will offer for sale that ra-
able pr perty on stTeGt, between 9Th aud 7th
.ts. northwest, being the western part Of Lot Is,
Square 45S The improvements consist Of two Brick
Bouses, front and rear, containing about = rooms,
AID IN the h"srt Of the city, the
Terms: One third cash; balance in mepthly nav
mens, bearns 10 per cent. interest and secured By
deed Of trust. All cOnveyanciBg cost OF the par
haser
DUNCANsON, BOWLING kCo.,
octI4- sot72dkd Auctioneers
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I'VE are inundRted with clergymsn, )" writes
New York correspondent. This Is a sort OF
fall freshet OF reverend gentlemen. and IL il
spreading all over the city. You can hardly turn
about without getting punch In the ribs from
a ministers walking stick or umbrella fts
curious 20 see the reverend strangers irving 70
Dodge When thev haEs % crnss Rrnal Har- -
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RECRUITS FOR SATAN.-Corneil university
hegins its 9th year with goo freshmen, and the
Northern Christian Advocate remarks, in a
truly Christian spirit, that they are ''raw re-
Cruits for Satan.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16
DI n. J. SWEET,
10 Real Estate Broker and AuotiOneer,
No. 5l1 Tth ST, opposite L. : Post once

TRUSTEES SALE OF UHIMPROYED REAL
ESTATE nh u STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN
IN AND 81 STREETS MESr
49, b. virtue Of o deed Of trust dated aly 9Th,
~ ioI2, aud duly recorded in itber 6s2, foios IL
- aud Is, ond Of the land records for tbs District
q Columbia, shall sell at public auction, ia front
OF the premises, on Tn RSDAI the tn day Of No
Nember, 1873, at 4 o'clock .. m, sill that piece or
parcel # ground situate aud lying in the city #
Washington, D. O., and known lot numbered
thirty 80, in Todd recorded subdivision % origi-
nal Tots numbered IL and Is ia square numbered $40
Teims u sale made known At time OF sale. All
convey ancing at cost Of purchaser. A deposit Of
SO required when properly is struck of.
WIN. b. TODD, ia, Trustee
octl6 2awSdts Ell. SWEET, Au,t'r.
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pY GREEN n WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
" No. lOOl, northwest corner 10Th and ID so

one ELTGANT lMLRRoR BACK HAT TREE;
NEk1 ZINE AND MAGNIEICENT GLASS
nHAkDEL!ER; LARGE WALNUT SIDE
HokkD fM0DERN pEsIGNL TENNESSEE
mARBLE-TOP; PARLOR sUITE, UPHOL-
ssTEkED IN CRIMSON PLUSH. WITH
ssTTEEAAPs' BTREAUs. wAs6sTANps, WITH
NUT CANE.sEAT DINING ROOM CHAIRS.
LARGE NUMBER OF FINE BRUSSELS CAR
PETS AND RUGS ONE LARGE LINEN CA &
PET COVER; WALNUT WHITING TABLES.
EASY SEWING CHAIRS; LOUNGES. MA,
HOGANI MARBLE TOP CENTER TABLES:
WINDOW SHADES; BOOK SHELF; REFRiSG
WALNUT CANE SEAT ROCKERS: PATEST
KITCHEN TABLE; FINE CURLED HAIR
MATTkEssEsi EEATHER PILLOWS AND
BoLSTERS; suPERIOR 00LLECrI0N OF
SaEETs, &C; CooKINGl PARLOR, BED
a On SATUR DAY NEXT, the 1s.h instant,
w We shall sell, at our auction rooms, the above
described household Furniture, commencing at
ITO O'Clock a. m. Persons in want OF fine FUR
niture would do well to attend the sale. Most
Of the furniture was made to order by Samuel Kirby
ESQ
octH GRep.l GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts
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a BUSINESS ACQUAINTANCE-Mis Lofty
"keally, sir, don't remember; where was Il
have met your Jenkins-"Well. we Amt met
often, 80 TO speak; but sold you them stock N
which, guess, you've got on"
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ALENASDRIA a WASH
"A INGTON q. r. keS4 = - :
ALEXANU Ria & FREDERICKSBURG 4. 4.
C0'asr q b IN. SsxIA SlFss.S.

Ioca Trans leave Tor AleNzajria as SoliOvs:-s,T,
:, :, T. Il, = IL y noon, = 5, 4, g. 8, D. m.
. =. aud ? n DALI sli other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive a. follows
eE1 %, So -. 10 g. II g. n, e %, 30, 33,
~ =, 49, Ok, ST. s.3 ?. m, oS and 6 .S
p L. n Il Aics andria daily, all other trains daily
except Sunday
Trains marked taus Connect with trains on
v ashiugt n AID Ohio h &
QUANTICO Accommodation leaves Washington
2 ~ s. n daily, except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EMPRESS, via x. chrnond,
leaves ashiEgtOn II. - D. daily, except Sunday.
Through tickets t. all points South aud Southwest
-or sa a. Orces, corner 18th street and Psnnsyl-
yanis ayCEue, and corner 9Th street AID Peunsyl-
Faila sVeLue mere psse- gers leave orders for
baggage 70 De checked at al hotels and residences
through T. ds-tiHsfiOu.
X. 5. YOUNG, GENT Passenger Agent. jy24-u
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by GREEN d WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets


- Under and by yirtne Of a deed of trust made
81 January IS lS2, and recorded January is, 1871,
- IN lber 6o7 folio 4l0, ct seq, Of the land
records for the District of Columbia, in which James
W CLARK Is trustee. and further under and by yir-
Inc OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia, passed in q cause in said court mum.
bered Sr5i5, Equity docket II, in which Almra
Brcughtoa is mplainant, and William b, Griffith,
Ellen @. Griffith and James W. Clark are defen-
dents, removing the said James W. CLARK from the
rusteeship In the premises and appointing in his
place and stead the undersigned John Scott, trus
tee, with full power and authority to do perform
All Things necessary to he done performed or
which he might do had he been named trHstee in
SAID deed OF trust in the place of said CLARK, the I'M
dersigned trustee, will sell in front Of the premises
on moNpA1, October 20, at 4 O'Clock .. m, lots
numbered twenty eight (2S) twenty nine (79J, and
thirty !Sol, IN Guhnell's recorded subdivision Of
city ei Washington, District Of Columbia These
I ana U streets northwest, and each runs back IS
feet l0a inches TO an alley Of twelve feet in width
Lot q in the most northery, and is distant so feet
from street. These lots are improved by two
story frame dwellings.
The terms Of sale are: 0ne-third cash; residue In
twoequsl instruments payable in six and twelve
months, and to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold deposit Of $50 each lot will be re-
CURED upon the acceptance OF q bid. The trustee
reserves the right to resell the property and
risk OF any purchaser who fails TO comply with terms
81 sale in seven day time. The eonveyaucng is to
sepls-2aw&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16
10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucuonsers
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TRUSTEES, SALE OFyALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPkRTY SITUATE ON 3D STREEr, Be
TWEEN NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE AND
STREETS SOUTHEAST, IN WASHINGTON
CITY, AND VALUABLE UEIMPROVED
LAND IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
- Under and by virtue of a decree Of the SUI
preme Court Of the District of Columbia, pass
IN ed on the 10th day of June, A ID. 1873, in GER
tain in said Court, wherein Catherine Vodery
is complainant, and John Thoms. Yodery aud others
are defendants, Equity No. 1852, the uDdersg aed,
appointed Trustees by said decree, will offer for sale
al public auction TO the highest bidder, the prem
D 1873. at 4:3O O'Clock .. m, let two al in snb-
division OF square 79l, improved by comfortable
two-story Frame House.
Also, on MONDAY, the 21th day Of October,
1873 at O'Clock p m. we shall ouer for sale on the
premses three acres OF land, less situ Sted
near Good Hope, in the county Of Washington, d, G.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by tue decree: One
third cash; the balance in two equal iusalments
twelve and twenty four onths for which the notes
q the pure will be taken bearing interest from
the day Of sale at the rate ef eight centum per
annum, and secured By retention of the ii lie till all
the payments have been made. Recording and con-
yeyancing at the cost Of the purchaser deposit OF
$50 each piece Of property will be uired the
time Of sale. II the terms OF sale not com lied
with in ve days after the day Of sale, the Trustees
the right 70 resell the property the risk
and cost q the defsnlting purchaser.
EDW'D O.OARRINGTON,JR, Trustees
octl4-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts