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ID II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES, SALE or IMPROVED AND IN
lNPkOYEp PEUPERTY NEAR THE; DEAF
AND DyAB AsYLUN, Bog@SpEp @ BY srb ( : AER ir2

By yirtac Of 3 seed Of trust to Us, dated May17,
4. d., st, and recorded In Liper esL folio 22l, ct
pfsmlies, e poSIie auction, on shTURD4 ~, Dune
real estate situats iiiths eity OF WasklHgtoh, Dis
trct Of cele phla y Wy, 1hf eat bali 81 senare
\ saa Is ..ia square. fosssRaf With the inpSsss,
i Terms Of sale. si3ooo With expenses Of sale and
.ssrs:s 4 s X en- sssse sas y .sSsn
months, with INTEREST ey deed OF tfns. on
ns e S rs e.
II terms of ssie are nsf eonpiisd with Ten days
resell the property q the rsk snd cost Of the de-
fAritinS purchasef, after nve days' edyertisement
I'm ore Or mora newspapers published IN washing
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RrJMIoss; Z MA,dsxn.xEl. ca e e, =, -.

lTRysTEx'e sALEpr yAruAuLErnopEBTY
sskYEsEhfE fskEEaE hsF fFsEES1ss sSs s22x AND if-
rsSerded II EfSsf & No "a fSio u q SEQ. one
q s Che isss rssosc: f0I w.sains,Sn county p e.:
I'M dsy fsans. MA Al o'clock .. M, Loi7 In
!. Te.gs ofssIr: one thre cash. balance in one ane
iwe ysaI&s & Say ~ ese n onion hi
purchxser. Espcslt Of go WI hs required and
tss v ssa.,, ssi yes ne 70 resell x risk and
ossofdsfas'sipg gsSs,s,s1s,sss. su,xoS 4Fus,ee
49,: TH0S. u, NAVGAAikN. =
niyi2-Fss m - Aueuopcer'
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IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE,
u MECHANtCSBUE0. Pa, .

Il IT MkCHANtCSBUI1. Pa >
EIkh, miles west Of HarrisearE by G, v. R. r., in
The hcautifuf Cumberfslo Valley,
Open for SUMMER BoARDERS ffota July to
- SeptembeFL
Building attractive. convenient and comfortables
DeiightIni Grove and Grounds pure aiT. excellent
water healthy location and pleasant drives COM
mend II TO tiose seeking rest and recreation
Terms moderate.
REV. J. p. EGE, A. 81, President.
School duties resume SEPTEMBER o,
MR. -WF &MtAHgl - GEs
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HATS AND GAPS.
STORAGE.

TOR A. O E.. dt
- FAMILIES leaving The city for the summer can
and superior facilities for steFfnk household farni
ia ~ n ne W three-story hre-proof warehouse Ee
vafor in haIldinss stofsge and Insurance At low
Ta fs'ss o. ARpF r. FEibDEa. copy,s.s1s sssrehsns,
lo5- IN. sSi La. ave-, bet. NiHth and Tenth sts
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

NV 30 o rs: :.
Al Der herey. A novel. by James Payne, author
OF Wo9ins yengeanoe, &c. -
Chat. G with feans s W Women. b By Bic Lewis.
Works Of Elizabeth d. sewell; DYolumes, boupd
In CLOTH; volumes sold separste.
Egyptlsn ehstsh hoek. BY chss- o. Leland
TIE ,sr SsrsSl Rdsr ,SS4; ;sss sSthSr Of HOO
Fetch rfsiIotSSS2Gi SioSS2GirAiHeSaeH rfAiHSaeHH NMlt5fgFk NMl1t5fgFks -
Msmoirt Of joan Quincy Adsms. Edited by chas.
HSe. q ,Pe Chief justices Of England. By Lord
Liyes g he Lord ch.nseriors Of ED gland. By Lord
Il q join el q, s.rpsys,d .syssa,e Of Holland
rS iine Of stsfioaery of every ds,cript on, son-
sisting OF french, EpgIlsh and American wftting
ypsfsts tissue and .draNiHE peperI, Inks and Ink
sstiuds pens, renholders and pencils, (rubbcr gold
tip and PLAID, pocket books, school and counting
house rulers, memorandum and time. books,
(weekiy and monthly, memorAndun . .tahlets. &c.,
, Fur ssle by ". n. q D. II. MORHIS0N, :
es Booksellers sad istationers. as Penn. ave.
NJ 3 w B ooK s. -
walffied "A poYel. BY Aaefbach.l " l..a'
xdSentures Of an Attorney In search OF Practices.
Chapters on Animals. By Hsmer,on. } 4
The superhumAn Origin OF ths Bible. By Henry
Tfie Poetry Of the Orient. BY AIser, N. ~
ALI the new easbaib-scbooi LibrAfy Books ,
oroa's'' At i4sl1" al 'ti'Ss,h vii, BALLAxTYsE,s,
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- Hs =. W. DESHAM, Trustee.
je3--d ~. j. 7. cOLDWELL, SaleRan.
RY EDWIN 3. SWEET,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioncer,
No Gil Seventh street, opposite U. 8. Post once.
TgUsrEEs, sALE OF .yALUAnLE AND DE.
sTRKET S5, AErwEEN n AND . STREETS

BY virtue o. . decd of trust dated November y
and at the written regaest OF the party secured We
70 he Ses Siassr, 5h S4t q rs
Isl4, at e:so O'Clock p M iots 9 !, and ihJ ~.
improvements thereon. consisting OF an old fame
haildinE.. Each lot fronts NY feet by g feet ioa
10 per cent. Interest from November 1S 1873, and
expenses OF sale in cash, and the balance In SIX and
twelve months, with interest; tloo required st the
time Of sale. and conveyancIg at the cost Of the
purchaser. The lots will be sold subject TO the fol-
ment OF Eleventh. street, viz: Lot s. subject TO
Ss5s with interest from May h 1872; lots and z.
from May Is 1877; lot s subject 20 S5g.. with In
terest from May IS 1872. In case the terms OF sale
are not complied with IN seven days the trustees
the right TO resell the property AFTER days
advertisement In TIE DAILY NATIoSAL REPUD-
ANDREW p. nuXALL,, ! Trustees.
GEORGE W. sTlCkNEY:i
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AUCTION SALES.
- Tatars Days.
- Auetloueer
gu Louisians avelse. near reeventh ftreet. (
GREAT SALE OF
SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS AT g.,
COLLEGE LAWN.
efs5 HOMES FOE THE PEOPLE,
tt14 AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
THURSDAY, JUNE -. 81
-Af4o'CE0OK r. n.
ArMaps and Handbuls this week.
--., i# Z. q. CALvERT,.
jes-w&std sq Louisisns Avenue.
.RYH II. wANyER, : = T--------7 ! :

Federal baiictngs, cor, Seventh and rstreetsS,W W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two.sfoRY fHAME
pnMEtttttfS;H89psS nSEtt ssH8 k.9a1rkfEEpp TsNTt EM
SHEETS SOUTHw HsT, AT AgUTloN
BY yirtus ofa deed Of trsst, dated March q, A. p,
is7a and duly recorded IN Libef No. lQA toho ~,
OF 500, 2ne OF the land records for Washin & ton
eounty. District Of fCoiunoia, and At the
the party secured thereby will ell in f.ont Of the
preRl.es 1t public susflon, ou FRIDAY, June s
A. %. n%. a. O'Clock y. M, The following De:
sEiSsS real ,S ,sS,sats ssS ,us.s IN ss -, e,s asa
SIX; @, ~ square Numbered three hunared aud
front Of twenty-sis tS) feet south street, and
sna s SIX s inches together With the Improvement
Terms Of safe: one-third cash, baianoe In six ,sy
twelve, Q7,J and eighteen tlsl months, for which
the notes OF the bearing interest at ten
per cent. per annum from the dsS Of sale, secured
by dead Of trust on the property sold. All con-
veyaneing ct cost OF pur.ha}ef. A deposit OF t10o
will be required day sale n terms Of sale
not comped With In leu days, the trastee reserve
Che right rcse, the property az risk snc cost OF
t,e dc fsule pu nchsser, AFTER ~ least nve days
edrcrt tfsrife IN same more newspapers
psbiishedin 10 qItS q H HWsshtngtor % . &C r,.,,,
Ssasss-E. n, ,wNdi
as- THE ABOVE SAFE is POSTPONED. on
account Of the weather, until FRIDAY, June II,
= = : '-' '''' cH3kLEs r. RAHKEB, Trusies
J. I. CoLDWELL, saiesman.
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Rs LATIMsR q 4eLEAn1, -.
ss.s and Es

feuth street., star Omos DuhdinE.
III ES1 4 shiHtfas ttaslais h4i
By yirtss of decd of trust, 1sssd the eph dAy or
one Of Che Lsad hscofdss Of $sahipston coapty,
10 tho district Of columbia. 6pd by direction ofthe
party ,seanfed thsrehy, We VIII stI, q pubic sue.
a u sf'S e shs Fl Sst safsln pieos psns
Washington, pfst riet Of CelnniSl,, and knevn and
described As al Of orignsl lot numbered I'VE, a. in
square numbered oas hondr.d snd ninety eight
S a. the same is laid Down In the plan or plat Of
ri; i! sss on street. between I'm, Llf
one hundrea and fortyssix fset enq Ies an Inches
QtjIl-i2 est % thirty feot slley, having south
front u one Of the most desirable lots Sd the ci
tef,ns. f9aI tscasaDd dollsss N CASH twenty
four eonts April q, isS: twsntI-one hundred and
md fse x. XP Z s Us dafssrea pay
mepts 10 bear lntersst a eight tsl per eenten per
snnum. payable snnuaiirs fol vlIeA tie notes %
the purchaser srcured BY . decd Of trust on The
bsreQhfrcd as sdspesit on be day OF sale. All eors
-yeyanaing ai the cost ef the pu.sha :si, n The
s ri az = S ff@ s
sell tbs property at the risk and eesi Of TIE defult
hk purchaser after 4ye days uotLes In the Bosnin9
Sqr hs~spaRHi RHifLsf R1E EfBouRN, BS ,r-,...a,
JAMES Il. 1ATTA, {iu' .
LArIMER 4, ClEARY.lti-
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY ELEaANT AND
RRtES RRtESIkr1sEtE IrsHttE ID btiESS.PE;EEcsE n oS K STREET

TRusTEEs,i SALE OF VERY ELEaANT AND
PRtkS PRtkSSET1sssE TssE mi RfiESStRRESGsS R2iS oS STREET
By virtue Of deed q trust, bearing date on the
Lbsr 10 so, folio GO, &e Of the Land Teeords for
We hinE,on county; .: G.. We win sail :, public
auction ts front OF the premises at O'Clock. D.
M, on MoSDAf, the Istl. day OF June, A. D. iG4.
all Of Lots numbered ave ts) md SIX e. IN David
son , sub-dlyiSiln of square numbered two hundred
and forty-eghi, C2S. In the city Of Washington.
together Win al the Improvements thereon con-
In this city .
; Terms or ssle: One fourth In cash. Of which SOC
must be paid st the sale, The deferred paymtnts 10
bs made in equal payments, In SIX, twelve aud eigh
teen months, with interest st eight ptr cent. per
trust and nsnISnce to the sstisfieticn Of the tTss
tees. Tbe terms OF sale TO be fIlty eunipied with
trustees reseryo the right 10 resell The pronerty
aftcf week snotes st tne risk aud cost Of frat
= -. p:% M ,SSitlp5pLEITpx, u n rs "a }Trusteas. :,
p. - 'ffoMN ppwHNe.
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: siEPPRta&Ek siPt &kEsEhHt r. J. WHITE, Trustees. 3
nYa6-Tn. III S&ds e Z SWEET Anrt
pY b. III. wARNER, - :
ID Real Estate Broker and Auntioneer,
Federal Buildings. corner Seventh and y ST. N. W.
TRusTEEs sALE OF VALUABLE yNIM.
fgsffSfH isfa ss fHS fYUsgTHR%EEEafg sTREEfs

COhNEH W NINTH AND U STREETS
N0RTHWEsT. AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated November a.
A. ID. 1888, duly recorded in Liber and No. l.
folio 500, &c, one Of the land records for Washing
ton county, In the District Of Coiumbia, and a.
the request Of the party secured thereby, viii soil
a public suotion, in front of the premises, on
IHuRSDAY, April 90 1874 at 6:So O'Clock P: n.
the following Described real estate. situate In the
CITY OF Weshinetqn, y. c.. to wilt; All OF lot nun.
berod tweniy.dn6 tsi) and sll Of lot Numbered
twenty-two GIL except tho south eight ls) feet by
eighty sevsn ( fset deep In lIeigs snhdivision OF
original. lots -nnmhsred nine, 20 ten, .Clo ana
eleven, III or numbered three hundred and
sl1ty-ope, fS6f1 80 laid down aud recorded In ths
oce OF the snryeyot of sald city and contatninK In
alt three thopssfd &I hundred and ninsty.three
and one fourth ~ 9esl{) sqpare feet more less
The sbost property wilr bs sold in two parcels,
iIj inohss Oh Nin6 street, With Tie depth or SAID
Terms. Cash. "A deposit OF one hundred tsloO,
dollars on day Of SALE All conveysnclnE gt cost Of
purchsssf ~ terms Of sale ara not complied with
Ii ve days aftsr sale The trustee reserves tbe night
10 resell the property at sk and cost OF defsnltng
purchaser eftsr seven days advertisement In some
one Or more new;pspers published In the city OF
"a'A'S''A' = D. W. DENsAM, Trustee.
S4- THE PyRCHAsER HAVING FAILED TO
comply With the above terms will resell the sboye
property. ~ front Of the premises, on TUESDAY.
june ie74 at O'Clock p. ma at the risk and cost
OF the defRulting purchaser.
l. THrrne. fhoye
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Try J; SWEET,
ST Seventh street, opp. United States Post oelse.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A. REAUTIFUL BUILD
k9E SH TfAE ESS3yf8 ihtPE Ss GT9FTH

sTREETb WEST, At AUCTION.
By virtue Of deeds Of trust. dated June u A.
D. is7s duly recorded IN Liber No. 7aA folio Si6.
et seq. one OF the land records for the county OF
Washington, In the District Of Colunhis. and q
the request Of the party secured Iherepy, we will
sell at pnblic suction, In front of the premises
TUESDAY. June q isft at o'clock y. m, all thar
piece or parcel of ground lying and being In The
si,y Of Msshington, District q Columbia, known
original iot numsered eighteen, tIs,l IN .quare
tvehty-ane (2il feet 6ye (i1 inches east from the
northwest corner Of said lot numbered eighteen,
qsil thence running south ons hundred aud eighty.
eight nesl feet eleven and half (l1fl inchs3 20 .
tsirY tsol feet sileyi thence ,outhwesterly along
ninety -four is feet seven tj Inches to the line OF
street; thence esst twenty-one I'D feet ave (6)
inches to the place OF beginning. =. ~
Terms: One third Of the purchase money 10 cash;
balance at sn, twelve and eighteen. months with
interest at seven ~ per cent, per annurn, 70 be
cured by deed OF trust on the properly sold. A
deposit of Soo will be required at time Of ssle Au
conyeysncing at cost OF rchaser Ifterms Of sale
arc not complied with IN seven days the trustees
sne cost Of the defaultng amer ave days
>0' B. II. WARNER, r,... +,
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RY THoMAs .. WAaeAmAN,

NICE EEAME HOUSE, %lJH LAEsE Ln5, on
MEsT. MEsTtNENfi-feohfh sfhhAiS So'7h-
or TUEspAY, June 8, at o'cio K. D. ", ! shall
aGer for sas, In front or tle premises, The above
Hopefty, being part ot lot Is IN a uare 81.
ToTIns day ofsale. THoS. E.WAGGAhAS. i
e lee-d&ds AuctioHeer.
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AUCTION SALES. !,
Te.6aE
PYE s1NkTxe : o., Xaetieaeers.

Hrk s1NkTAe = Cos Aasiioaeers.
!. We ~fa s.ii HogDAY MoasrSo, June & at
sistb and seysafk afsstL . isTss stees Of
- FANCY GOODS. 81
'01s sse.k fissous, Ercs- 6rs.n Msbona.
Etn nsso.dsfed Hosirrys corsets. =
puderS rSsaf. lhayis, Scope, ~ aGtgSg .
Straw eo3ds, Trimmed hats --.iz-i - 81
snfa Towels. Fans. -f'f-
and Shsadied: q sth t, 70 men,
jeS-7t sts t,l.s.T m AGctloneers.
National Republican., 1874-06-08
BROKERS.

n MeB. TIM0NEY & Co, RSNKERsi
Ns AND BROKERS, No. SOC, Second National
Bank Building, Seventh street. opposite Post Ofncr
and collection basiness BuT and sell gold, Govern
meut bonds, stocks, &C. El. -
National Republican., 1874-06-08
.LRHALHE.tr61AL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

-ContainiRe OArds &C Rtrst-CIzss Estab-
hshnlents In aIS RrNncbes Of BaSi-
mess IN the District.
National Republican., 1874-06-08
pY GFGRCE TRUEsDELL,
IL AucIiouesI and Heal Estate Broker

III dfWRNaE HU EBDEI4E,
IL AueIiouesI and Heal Estate Broker,
No. U05 Seventh street,
On Nun DAY. June LS. 1874, at O'Clock p. NJ.
will sell ut auction. on The pIrmises. tkOs. tiu-e
eiG Die building lots, numbeIed ~. 50 and ST. In tbs
raeorded :uidJvis S OF square "a brInr each about
~ by VI feet to 40 alley, exclusive or The parking
and frontih3 on Corcoran street, between Four
teenth auo Fffteenth streets northwest.
These lot. ars part of that high terrace known as
TifIa. guaranteed perfect, ana terms, which viii
GEO. ThUESDELL,
Je5-F, ,N4wScs Apctloneer.
National Republican., 1874-06-08
RYREEEN q wILLIAMs.Au AuetIonesrs.
~ No. ieol, northYest corner Tenth and D sts.

TCRE, At AUCTION.
On TuEsDAY. the eih instant, at 10 o'eioek a.
m we shall sell within sleaTo0nls. The follow
try. Yk: ...f
Handaome Parior saites, upholstered in muaiin
One hne Turklsb eulte. made TO order.
Fiue Turkish Easy. Side and Other Chairs .
Sir Fancy Reception Chairs. Riceiy Upholstered.
Fine arhle-top TaV.es and Turkjeh Lounges
Lady's Writing Desk ahd Library Tables.
1--WE -Hyhdsome Walnui MarbIe-top Chamber
b J. 6ultdk, tvery one aud costIy.l
L >RtilsE Z xtenstou Tshlcs and Dining Chairs.
1 rWatnuk Iaf pto-tUp Sideoosrd.a
Boot Caves, ttzt TTees and Han Sets.
Fine walnut frsme French Plate Mirror.
We invite the attenftss Of the pablic to This ssie.
The gOocs are very handsome and Of The finest
make.
Termseash 0REEN& WILLIAMS.
Ie5-d Istarl Auclioneers.
National Republican., 1874-06-08

aGRICUBTUnAL WAREHOUsEe.
IA bAkIR "a Esa1LA.Gr ave., bet, oh q ioths'''
HEyEy :; sLAaI.s, 10 Ess: p. ?. o. Dept.
D. SpkSttE.Seslen - q I h9~; -, 1,.,.n, c1ses
s1NsL q FILsSs MasseT'E rhsIA. Ale. eesswn.
ATTORNETs-AT,LAH ,,S,.
SSlass.fo as 1,a,p STs fST Hail
siiosoE EARIE, ~, ts LoEIsisna avenue. 3 q
Ea,p ssP Mill M1hhIS asI .ssst SRR G Gnosthws;.
PP EoornIfs. sRhfE; !. s .oS oSASsiS ssS
tTGARi1Nr It2t street 1sl l y. p.'e. ~ t1Ie,
9kMP;LP1SF " P2TH ID q e *; AotsrI Con-
BAkEEIkSs;f =, ear. pa. ave. ssa l..A sra.
9IkShsfSt: 9Ikni Sst:i Pc Bs,a 1s' ; 5oE. cspitSi g.;
M s,s Ss ~, Iera '. Bread
BANKs AHD BANKERs.
S.G. SquIIR q Co., BautscF1 30. 800 Pl: ave.:
f.y PaT ssoi; on al DspOsatE PT Of ArH'
s,eos SI6 %. T TSecusiSe M ave ave- ave-, cor. ItS 81
SPPs so @ tSrSsys. SsSs5,sSSpa SSsa o%
s.ianSISs n: nj Sss0issGs snxIss AND Tngsr ceN@T1sI @
hSSss g rs 70 1SSss SS y i
;S@s Si aRS npSsS Eon
sSRfa sIRald.Ss i.SR sasRes,! g g SJSss
OTIS BIGILow, eos m st.E EopPosi'e H'eA' 'r
-roscol ns Ras.i, ~ paraA Vos Z street. Dsar eth.
RBLI.HANGREs.LOC 80.
F,TKTp. FiscsiEA, 6s t;h st.. bet. y and O.
BILL POsTERS, &C.
l.. MoxLEY, ecs 10th st. q. W., the onlS one IN c'''
7BLEACEIERs. -
A.T.WEITNc, GTrAw h't and BIT sieachsf, StPs-ES'
ROoK BINnERIES.
WN. 4. NALLEY. e. ". cor. Hh ana stA -."
B00KSIORES.
FHIIF 4 soLoHONs' Msttopolitani Hookstore, I'll
Pa ave. bet eth and 10Th stS. Constantly or
band the newest and most fsshionAble styles OF
6hin and fancy stationery. Gard plates, az az
Home, and wedding Invitations engraved IN
TIE hirhest style of the art. All the new publ
cat,cn received soon as issped.
HkRRKN CBoATE Co., hrSt-class BOOK tno
Stationery Store, Hl sPeunA, avenue, cor iV.n e.
d. A BRosNAN (CsthOlic, lXS o. ST., bet sth lpth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-29
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

ST. LAZARUS (EPIsC0PAL) CHURCH.
There will be no service In this church To- dag
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services at Il am, conducted By the pastor.
CALVARY (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH.
| Services morning and evening.
GEORGIA STREET NJ. +. CHURCH.
Rev. Mr.. Roseborough Will preach at pm.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CoNGREGA ALTON
Wotdraa Bloek-Sernon by Rev. II. sleek,
at pm.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. -Di-
vine services at II am. and al rs. sabbath
school at Gam.
GRACE (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH.-Ser-
vices at II am. Rev. Jas. Carmichael, rec
tor Seats free.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
Rev. T. c. Topper, Rector. Services at 1870
am, AID 100 pm. Sunday-school, am
COURT STREET CUMBERLAND PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH-Services at IL am. and
7;l5 p. m. Rev. DR.. G. t. Stainback, pastor.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-Servi-
ces al 10 30 am. and at Is pm. by the paster,
Dr. Landrum. Baptism at night. Sunday
school at o'clock.
THIRD CUMBERLAND PREsBYTERIAN
CHGEcH-C0TEer FtUrth and LOoncg streets,
ChelSed.-Services at 10 % am, and 7:30 pm.
RsY. L. C. Taylor, pastor.
SIxTH-STREET NJ. T.. CHURCH, Cor
iaer Of Sirth and Jackson streets, Fort Picte ing
Rev. VIM. StimmOn, pastor. Services Z 20
pm. Sahbath-schOol 10 am.
SAFFARANS STREET NJ. e. CHURCH
Rev. Mr.. Roseborough VIII preach az this
church at II am: to-day, and at the Georgia
street church at pm.
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Services by Rev. Daniel Walk at HIS am.
and 7:30 pm. Communion service at II 20
am. Sunday-schOol at 8 am.
EMMANUEL CHURCH-Be0le street
Worshipping at Zion Hall. Services by the
Rev T. G. Topper at pm. The colored
people are earnestly invited 10 attend.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
All who are interested in the future welfare
OF this church are requested TO be present at II
O'Clock.
ST.. JOINS NJ. E. CHURCH Corner
Vance and La'sdeTd0ts Streets.-Quarterly
meeting. Services at IL am. by Rev. o. o.
knight, z. E, and at Z pm. by Rev. L. A. Ru-
disil. Sunday-school at pm.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Second
street, betlceen adams and Wdshjagton.-Ser
vices at II am. by the pastor, Rev. George
A. Lotion. Baptism at night. Sunday-schOOl
at 3 am.
ST. MARYiS CATHEDRAL.-Servic
to-day. Communion at ~ am; morning
pray er at am. Litany sermon and COM
munion at II am; evening service at II PM,
Rev. Geo. G. Harris officiating, assisted By
Rev. Alfred Todhunter.
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Personal TELRGRANS.

CHICAGO, November 2s.-Sherwood
A. COan, better known by his stage
name Of S. Q. Campbell, died at the re-.
idence OF his brother in this city Thur
day.
LONDON, November 2S.-COmmander
Alfred Markham, r. n, is to have chief
command Of the government expedi-
ton which is to start next May for the
Arctic regions.
CHICAGO, November 2S.-The Tribune
says that j. V. LemOyne has decided Ia
contest the seat OF Charlie B. Farwell,
member Of congress elect from the third
Illinois district.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2S.-Col.
onei Mcclure confirms the reported pur-
chase Of Forneyis Press, but denies the
report that Colonel Thomas A. Scott
and Ex-Governor Curtin viii be inter.
ested in his paper.
NEW YORK, November 2s.-Geo. G..
Wolf, OF the firm Of Wolff d Levi, OF
New Orleans, which failed last spring,
was arrested here to-day on the charge
Of Ooneealing assets 10 the amount "a
forty thousand collars.
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MEMPHIS. TENN SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 90. 1874

ting robberies at the huts and stores,
and that after the capture Of several Of
the Indians they were publicly chas-
tised by whipping. The Indians sought
revenge, and on the night of the fifteenth
visited the dwelling of the MorrisOns,
and shot snd stabbed to death eight OF
the nine persons residing there. One
Indian was also shot.
LOUISVILLE, November ga fire
broke out in the stock stables Of J. NJ.
Galloway, at Eminence, Kentucky, at
two o'clock this morning, which de-
strOyed about twenty-five thousand dol
lars worth Of property, including twen-
ty-eight horses, several mules, and all
the carriages and other contents of the
stable. Among the horses was the fine
thoroughbred stallion Goldchief, valued
at five thousand dollars, and owned
by Galloway and Brainard Smith, OF
Chicago land the thoroughbred stallion
HambletOnian Star, valued at three
thousand dollars. Two dwelling-hOuses
and the markethouse adjoining were
also destroyed. Total loss Of stable and
contents, twenty-five thousand five hun
bred dollars, which were insured for only
three thousand.
TALLEQUAH, IND, TER, November
2S.-The investigation by Major In
gals of the fight here on the
twenty-fourth shows lamentable
condition of affairs. Over one hum
bred shots were fired st Joseph Murphy
while quietly at work on a building. A
citizen of U. s. G. was shot in the breast
and died soon after. Thomas Hanchelt
and ThOs. Dix, assassinated with pis-
tolls, members OF the national council,
will probably recover. The sheriff and
his deputy have resigned. The guards
have been suspended, as the murderers
were both members Of the guards. The
sheriff from the Illinois district and q
posse Of twenty mounted men are faith
fully patrolling the place. Over one
thousand warriors have come in, and
others are on the way. The excitement
is intense, and more trouble is antieipat-
ed tonight.
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4 BIG RACE.
The Race Between Oecident and Fuller
ton, 1T san Francisco, Wen by the
Former Both Horses BE
have Badly"

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2S.-The
attendance at Bay District park was
rather small, Fullerton selling in pools of
one hundred; 0ccident sixty-five. De-
cident in exercise, again behaves badly.
Occident drew the pole on being called.
at two forty-five the horses both came
on the track, which is in fair condition,
Notwithstanding the recent heavy rains.
The crowd manifests little enthusiasm,
and pools selling light. At three o'clock
the horses had scored four times with
out start, but seven minutes past
three the horses got off. At half mile
Fullerton was i'll the lead, but Oceident
came out ahead. rime-2:19. In the
first heat, Fullerton led to the home
stretch, when Occident made a splendid
dash, passed him, kept the lead, and
passed under the wire half length
ahead. Pools changed at once, Occi-
dent five hundred and fifty, and Fuller
ton three hundred and ten dollars. In the
second heat, Fullerton broke badly,
twice, and at the quarter pole was thir-
teen lengths behind, but gained ground,
Occident passing under the wire only
length ahead, in 2:25. The third heat
and race was won by Oceident. Time
2:233. Fullerton led to the half-mile
pole.