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RAILROADS.
RALTIN OLE AND OHIO RAILKOAD.
SUNDAY, ULY D, 1874.
PROM wAsHINGrox rIrv

SUNDAY, J ULY D, 1874.
IRON WASHINGTON CITY.
80 = n.' bstinOre and Way Stations.
s'VV =. rs pAitInore. Annapolis, Cranberry AMI
40 a. m, Baltimore ard Relay.
500 .. m, New York, PhfIs4ei phia, Boston, Bal.
ftnlore aud Relay.
EOS q. ~, Chicago, s.. Louis. LouisvIs, Cinciu.
ioId SPIRES, Deer PARK, PIttsburE, Book
ton, white 1uIphur SPRING. PGTIS- Ts11,
SIS 'nSS 81 Shs y, asSd SES2sT O. GTafiO.,
80 3 m, Baltimore and Way sfasiSns
1000 q. ~, Baltimore, Blsdensbnrg, BeItsyiiIe
, baurIl, Annapolis function and Bhlsy
A.OO p N. View York, PhilSdelph Norfolk, III.
IN l0ott t1'y, baltlm-fe- DtHzsr NJ Relay.
az , n Bsltig0re, Lanrei snI Delay.
S.ss ,. m, Baltimore, FREDERICK and all inter-
mediate " ay stations.
SIS ?. n. Winchester, Hagarstown, Frederick,
roIi. % EoeEs and Way Stations, VIA Metro
$50 ,. N Rsl. tDOre, Annapolis end Way ststions
e'ooe =. n BAl.tuore snd Relay.
wv D. m. Chicago. 81. LOUIS, Louisville, Cincin-
nail; ColCmbus, Ssndusky, Deer PARK, Be-ke-
war CAS- BTs<Sfau AZ G-aftos.
s4s ~ D1 nsiIO,s snl ~ sISt,ohs. ~ rc,N
Mar1tEseurg, Berkeley SprinE., Cumberland.
sSoP- =, Al stations on Metropolitan road.
SUNDAY TEAMS.
b0ih,Gs aH9 Hag S.Gfi0HS.-s.30 o. u, LOO,
FOr Bai,'aas1s ana E.lay.-T.SO a. II. aud .os
WsS,gs os $. m. sud7p.m.
PItfytt-E.--.s5 3. m.
"AH TyatHs Sep a Fia1aei Aofsl, Esl7y
FOr ,ErtnvT Information apply At :be Baltimore
And Obi8 .Cket Oft1cea, W ashiagt9R station, and
Esken for baggage to Do checked azd received az
any RoI.t y .1s city
II. COLE, GensTai Ti,EsI gsat.
GEO. . EOOHTZ, Gsn1 AselI. jy8
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EooH MIeE.
SOLID GOLD wATgRrs ran ssz IN
10 CARAT PLAIN GOLD RIEes ~
IwAM ON HAND.
OAbOt JxWHLRY BAZAR
900 PENNrLvANfA AvRNUE
mae 0ssseRs@ AetsA spxzu
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~ %.
" Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and sts northwest

- Reai Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9Th and sts northwest.
TRUsTTEs' SALE OF NEAT TWO STORY
AND BhsIMENT BBICK DWELLING, on
UuRHER MYRTLE AVENUE AND NORTH
CHURCH, At AUCTION.
g. BY virtue OF iced Of trust to Us, dated Au-
rs gust TO- A. ID. 1874, duly recorded in Liber No.
COO folio 4tl one of the land records for the Dis
tlct OF Columbia and at the written Iuest of the
party Sc cured thereby, will sell, at public auc-
non, In front of tho premises, on MONDAY, Sep
timber -. 1874, at O'Clock .. m tho following
Ington, p O., to wit All that piece parcel of
ground known Is lot numbered one hundred and
ihiTfy two. tl32) in the recOrteA subdivision Of
sqnsre numbered sit hundred and seventy five,
ttf5) and contained within the following metes aui
bon nds, TO wit BrCiDIiDs at the southeast corner
OF North Capitol street. and yTte avenna, aud
ntrg heLce last along said 8venne sixteen 40 Feet
thtrce south AZ right angles sixt7 five 1851 feet
thence west sixteen 49, feet TO said North Capitol
street, ard thence along said street sixty Ave 1851
tesf to place az beginning, together wi b the i'm
pTpNemeDfE, as above.
Terms: Two thcusard dollars, with interest AZ ten
pr cent per Rnnum from February IL, lS74, to day
If sale, o. penses Of sale IN cash, end the bat
a. Ce ~ six Twelve and eighteen nths, for which
TIE notes cf the purchaser be6ripg interest from
the day OF Sole aud SECURED by deed Of trust on the
property snfG will be taken. deposit Of i0j will
BE- required at time of sale. aud oil convey aucing at
eIpsIse II purchaser. II terms OF sale not COM
led With in seven dave from day of SALE the trus
TeEerve the right to resell the property the
risk sud cost Of the deiaultGg purchaser, after Eve
oays' advertisement
F PaohR sf + fFTIsasR. Trustees.
sepl2-e CSds j. T. CULD% ELL, Ea1eSTnan
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PROPOSALS.
ESGIEEER oFFICE-

n ESGTEEER OFFICE
- 1AUd Si0Ty UHtoH Bank BnflftaE,
FaBsffe, Ch1-iss Sfrssf,
a., BALTIMORE, MD, SeptemSer II, lS74.
froSosas Tor r6oging WfcOmicO river, N T., will
beIeesited until noon OF OCTOBgR IL, 1874, aAA
opened INN I'd lately theteafter
Blank fOrns, speciicagiOps ard any desired in
tsEusaion can be hal on sppic afiog at this Ofioe
NM. p. CRAI9HILL.
seply % MAJOR ef EDRineers, U. 3. A.
DB0P0sALs FOR PAssBNGER ELEvA-
u JOB FOB TIE SOUTH VINO OF THE
HEW STATE, WAR AND NAVY DRPARf-
hkHTS' BUILDING, wASHIhGTON,D. O.
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MEXICAN Lane.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS n~X
ONLY LINE ChRBYIHG THE@EH
AMERICAN FLAG -s4k4lfEk
Selling every THURSDAY from PHILADELPHIA for
QUEENSTOWN ard LIVERPOOL.
CAbIN, IN TERM 6DIATE Gad STEERAGS
ACCONMoDATIoNs UNSURPASSED.
Bates as low ss by another irst-cIass Line.
PETER WRIGHT sONS, General Agents
Philadelphia.
FRANZ W. EAEBORS, Agent
6ugZ9 IL 1929 Penn avenue, Washington
FEOa PHILADELPHIA
Ship by
"Eew Ex press Line"
fkcd BCSTOH AND PROVIDENCE
&ark frSlS ht gis "Clydes Iron Line" and ship by
bJs;OD aud Provid spce Railroad
Sec afyeItisemeEt of"Eew Express Line
F'I fulI Information apply to
.pEly sY Water street, CeorgetoITnI n n
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TRusTFE's ssBEO OF VALUABLE IMRROVED
Property ON TIE EAST SIDE OF 1873
sTREKT. BETWEEN l. sTREET AND MAS
shUH EskiTS AVENUE NORTHWEST, AT
"a BY virtue OF 6eeG of trust, dated the 22i Az
AZ q NoyemhCr, 1869, and duly recorded in Liber
- bt4, folio 42, Of me land records for Wash
lrgton county, in the District Of Columbia, shall
seIl, on TUESDAY, the 2yth day Of September,
l674, in front Of the premises, at O'Clock o. M
parts Of los snt -, in square 2S3, improved by
Two small Bricks, the two containing seven rooms.
the same having front of 81 feet 1914 inches on the
east side f IS street northE 81, between T. street.
average depth of IS feet
Terms: One third each; the balance in 6, IL aud Is
months, With notes bearing per cent. interest and
secured by deed Of trust on the premises. All
c0nveysncipg ct tho ccst OF the purchaser s2Oa
VII be required when the property is struck Oft.
Possession given in 81 lays.
ELIAS FRANCIS, Trustee.
sep39-dts LATIMEB OLEARY, Auctg.
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Nlf Ii. ii. WARMER,
- Real E.tate Broker aud Auctioueer,
Federal BuildiI gs corner 7th and II SITS northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF A 3-SToRY BRICK
DNELLIH9 ON THE SOUTH SHE OF ST.
SOUTH, BETWEEN 81 AND Arm SITS. EAST
- BY virtue of deed of trust to me, ated June
~ lOth. ID. 1872, duiy recorded In Lfber Ne SIS,
ioo lI3 one of he land records for the ID strict
OF and at the request of she party sec 1red
theIeoy Will eel at public auction, In trout of the
premises, on MONDAY, September 2Ist, 1874, at
80 O'Clock p. m, ell that certain piece parcel
o. ground iying and being in the city Of Washing
Lobsgers subdivision Of original LOT numbered two
~, in squsre numbered seven hundred and nioety-
one 1919 Beginning for the same at a lint eighteen
(S feet west Of the northeast Of said lot two
and running thence seventy (7O) feet to on
ailey theGte Along the line Of said alley eighteen
feet thence north seventy (70D feet TO the line of
South "C street theI east along the line OF South
street eighteen (l3) feet to the place of begin
ming; with sill the improvemc ns, &c, consisting of
q thFee-story Brick Dwelling, with basement sc.
Ierms: One third of the purchase money in cash,
snd the baarce st one q aud two f2 years with in.
terest at six per cent. per annur, and secur red By
dsed OF trust on the property sold 100 ai be re-
CURED IS q deposit at time of sale. Al cOnVeyauCiuR
az the pepse Of purchaser If terms sale are rot
complied with in seven days after day Of sale, the
trustee reserves the tight 20 sell ths proearty
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after
five day s. advertisement,
0EORGE W. sTICKNEY, Trustee.
ssT5-eoSds lChroa.m.wf &dsl
UTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED uotI
THURSDAY, September 24tb, same n Dur and
place. GEO W SrICKHEY, Trustee,
sep2td36s Ut CoLDWELL, Salesman.
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AC RAILROAD
AND b TRssIs N. W.
i1s viii rua a. follows:
TRAINS ARRIVE Al
BASHlNGTON.
81 , .. n, Kew York Lx-
fresss daily,
$50 =. IN. Fast Linz
Daily.
10. 4Os. .,Accomnoda-
ti1n daily eI. Suuisy.
$40 p. a. Baltimore
and Philadelphia eX-
pres daily, sX. Sunday,
4:O3 .. n Limited ET-
press from New York,
daily, Cx. Sunday.
1898 D. H. AccommOda-
ttOu, except Sunday
$50 =. n daily, from
Baltimore and the vest.
HOS .. m, Southern
EsPress, daily.
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AUCTION SALES.

f(f LATINER CLEARE.
10 Anctioneers and Real Eststs Brokers,
Southwest corner FenBsyvania and lI.h stre ct
Star 0ees Bciidings.
STOCK AND GOODWILL OF A DESIRABLE
BUSINESS AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY MORNING, September
~ 21th, iG4, at IL O'Clock, we shall sell NJ
80 go 18th street, between Penusyivsnis av-
snus and street Northwest. the stock snd Goet-
viii q Meat and Provision Store, consisting OF:
Horse and WAGON,
CoutteIs and shelViDg.
Ice Boz, New Awning, &c.
,Sanred Fruit, Meats, Vegetables, Sc, sc.
AZ not sold as a whole, snail sell the stock in
ing. LATIMER a OLEARY
@tzZ-H fbepJ hnctiOneers.
4. MARSHAL 5 sALH.
In ytrtne Of an order Of sale, issnad ont Of the
CIek KS nee OF the supreme Court of the District
o. Colnmeis and - me directed, sill sell at pub
nc suctIot for cash. on MONDAY, ths 2Sfn dsy
on 1874 At ocltck a. m, at the Inter
west
One lot Of Blue Stone Curbiue and FIagzins,
sslHe sn1 levied urOn IS the goods aud chtiels of
VIM FItzhnRh, and will le sold u satisfy at
tac1ment No IL 9Oi, I'm favor OF Laura NJ. rtewart
ALEX'B SHARP,
sepZz tbs ". 4. Marshal, ID. q.
f(Y WM. l.. WALL & co. AucticueeTs.
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A LEXAEDBIA n WASHINGTON X. 4

ALEXANDRIA a FREDERICKyBCRG IA,
SokrsA OF AND SIxTE STREETS.
U.s. ieAve for Alex sndTia - f0liows:-o,
10, n .. N, I,3,4,Es n;
u1dsX y u. daily, all other rA!as daily except
Local Trsin. Ron AIs1sndria arrive q, t,lIox,--
o.9S' 80, c:5SI s:S3. 1898, II.33 a "a ,
i;SSi S;SS t;SS, $3.50, 6:33, IS . IN, the SD
=. ca, 81 80 D - from AIexandrla tsiiy. al
w..hins.on and OH nj connect with train, on
RICH kOED FAST aXPREsSfeaves daily ar.
oept Sunday, 81 .. m, arrive At RIcaIaond Io:is
ID. N.
CHEAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, VI. R,chmons
leaves esh gton !: 33 D. daily exec ID srndaS
Ihroogh &c kets 20 al points South AID soufhEs-t
Tor sale st O1ces corner 18th street and PepBsyyx.
MA sEenus and corner SIN street. and PsnnsYly.nI.
sSe1re, where passengers leave orders for bas.
EAse . Dc checked 81 Al hotels and residences
n. g. YOUNG. GenT Passenger Agent. INIT
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Il q \ A I'D LIN E.

u -
NOTICE.
ith ms view OF diminishing the chances OF col.
nsion, the Steamers Of this Line tske a soecifad
course fJT all seasons Of tie yesr
On the outN ard passage from Queenstown to New
toTs or Boston, crossing Meridian Of 50 at IS lat,
y noting TO tho north Of S.
o. she homewATd passage, crossing tho Meridian
eisO 81 q lat, OF nothing 20 th9 north Of a.
IBE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
0ETFEEN NEW YORK AND LIYERPOOL.
CALLING AT COCK HARBOR
Va lG sep IS Bs aRGn aEE YoBE
Sat Sep lsl AbyssInla We'd, Oct.
tis-.-r ed, Sep 81 China Sat-. Oct. 10
AlReTts-.-.--W cd :, yep. 81 SAT OCT, II
.A1d every following WEDNESDAY, and SAT
Steamers marked do nst carry s:eersss p.Ien.
gers.
RIrAs OF PAssAss.-Cs0in, $50, slCo, and slsO,
IS, Ss, gold. additional Return tickets on favor
Snls terms. steerage $50 currency.
-nd all parts Of Europe, at lowest rates Through
eiils Of ladinF given Tor Belfast, Glasgow, Havre,
AatE,eIp and other ports on the Conti3ent and for
sge, apply at the Con psny's Office, No. Bowling
qrssp; fSL steerase passage, No. III nrosdwsy,
sos Ttb Street, opposite Patent once. 'pADAef'
iSns5-iT CHss G. EBABCkLYB, Agent.
WAsHIEGTON, EgRFOLk, NEW YORK
BOSTOE, AND PROVIDENCE.
having resumed her regular trips 10 r-R
Norfolk viii leave her wharf, foot Of Ezae9G=Es<
sixth street. every MONDAY sndEz1SnrH-zsss
river landings, connecting at Norfolk With steam
ship OF the N. and n. Line for Boston and Provi.
Deby, for Sew York. Freight should be addressed
"Cere Of Lady OF the Lake, via Norfolk ~ 'O
h b. SiIIhVUsHP t 1SSs9F S ,an st5se. wharf
~ kfOm No. 10, Plant Building,
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UNDERTAKES, &c.
pICHARD Il. HARVEY.
Undertake er.

II ICHARD n. HARVEY.
Undertakes.
CSrcryssT 20 HLRFEYS MsRR,l
No. s34 y STREET. between Ninth sad Teuth.
RkTAILS BURIAL CASES AND CAsKsTS
merl.Iy SHRoU0S. HAsETS, s,.
DkIDAL AND FUEERAL WREATHs. B0u-
Preserved OF Enbsimea in WAY All kinds OF d ST
Brsiding done, Ornamental HAIR wsrk ~ Glass AMI
lfesi. near n5rhxSs A = S9sSn NJ 'y P5s sn
dent Grant, Mrs. 6miral G1ldsbnrOush, W. ~.
CeTeoren, General Elsey, General Tonpkins, Gem
NIARY SCOOPS, Ezltalg.s7 81 NI1,lral FI0Irzys
- -, OIL D 5tI eel northwest.
Roieresoss:@Mfs. cca ir'i sh.Smsn, D5n PSii
Lisury. O. stAnsenrT srs, II n. JOHN COy2as,
sne Garcia, Mrs p g. Cox. Mrs. Ca. Alex a1dsr,
BANKERS.
GI0 no LOO INVESTED IN WALL street
an Of sSeuTnt ssS Sc b. RfokIsS
bankers AID Brokers, ~ Broadway, NY. sells
iyINGsIoN = CVMPANY,
IL DoMESIIC EoR EIGN BANKERS,
oenserveiiysly oTgAnizst (free from Speculative
SSsiSusl. sesirDg 70 keep bsnk account ia New
balances Usual e-6iscounf facilities granted Oor
responderce solicited. Prompt 10 basinsss ead ssfe
mrs ,. Bills OF Exchange on the princi-
ssPls LIvik GsT6E, NEwBKRN 90 London.
GKAMAN AnE RIoAN "a YfN6n sANE
" Corner 1th and streets, (federal buidinga
yonn HIIz, Press [lans-lylo. .. Psnsrr., Dan
il. nssib i fsIpSEk EEb 3 sSsSS;krrs.
IIsassc Genera Bsssias, fHsssnss. and oci.
lecttpg Business.
.BUf and sill GOLD. soEaRNMskx
i.S %g Sheen' pay accounts esshed IN advance.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
SALE VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS at mOUNT PLEhsxHT "o

RT D. II. wARNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker and Aucttoraer
Federal Buildings, corner tn and + sts northwest
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U 4. MARSHsJ's SALE.
n IN virtue 4 = writ Of ieri f,ciss, issued at
VI Of the Clers's Office II the sRprenle Oourt Z
E3S the ID strict Of Columbia, aud to ms direct d,
III will sell a. public auction, for cash. at the
=. :, auction store of Wm. L Wall B Co, corner
81 fsnbsyiy snls avenue and 9Th street., WE'D
NhsPAS the 30th day of September, 1874, COM
mtnclpg 81 IL o'c,cck q. H., tie foIloSiBg goods
and chsttFis, to wit viz:
ore BSseN God PArlo- Suite, IL pieces, covered
Win 6reen A. Il Cold SIR BrOcatslle, sud four
Curtains 10 mNtch
One FsTlCr BHp@,,. Table
Ore Marble-top Table.
IL alnut Dining Room Oh siFs
One Carving Table,
One iron Bath Tub
Seized ard levied upon as lhs goods avd cha'tels
OF lin Phiip, aud WILDE sofa 10 satisfy exc
cutfon No. II 600, IN favor - p. "a. Stanton, Re-
ceiver eft the First National Dsnk, d c
hLs\'B SHAAP. u. y. Marshal, d O.
sep22-tds Per b, l. WALL Co, Aucts
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IMFANHLlhH 4 Jury.
l1T. Z. II. Walker hpiDg snranope9

TT Z II " alktT DelDg snLlmOnel, lmpaneIeI
a jury al inques. Inquiries by the coroner
a.. IuUnsrTated the fact that W. j. SALISBURY as
s'ste0 Daniel Kelly IN carrying him into the
aouse, ard that the kettle as brought back to
tie hcuset Dptv; also, II at Mitchell, when ar
Ttsied, had bruiSe on his face &C from a blow
grc that the deceased had two sisters, X ate and
Mary, and two brothers, Daniel and Joseph.
: 90 jury, alter viewing the body. adjourned
ninth thls afternoon ST . O'Clock. when an in
g1est viii he Leldin the central police station
rat S1H. 22R
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A SCHOh LINE. 49,
- NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. S&A
EAFORiTE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
Passenger Accommodations CnSurnasssd
SATUhDET, O
FROM PIERS 20 AND u NORTH R1vxa, Nv
RATES oF PAssASK-PAYABLR IN CUkEETCy.
10 GLASGOW, LIYERPOOL, LOVD0N
DEdR 7, QUEBNS1O OR 81 81 FAST
CAtin 500 70 : 20, according 20 Accommodates
Cabin return Tickets Issued at reduced rates 49,
INTERMEDIATE ESQ. STEEHAGE eI5
LpTGffS tSsUsdJOT any amount at LOlcsN y1:ss
foT Tickets or further Information, 2ppIy to-
MISS ANNIE & HUN PflnEYS
- $50 iGh street., near Pennsylvania avenue
Or 70 CAAMACk CO., 1923 street w .
aps Z, ~ ,--6n Desr Treasury Deptt, Wsshin ZION
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s.Os p. II daily, New
Hork NiEEt Express.

Trains leaving Washington 81 -. n. CT Mon
DAY, slcsstSy snd Friday and gao p. n. daily !,
except Sunday, connect ST Bowie with trains for
POpe's Crees leaving Bowie at 10 =. m. acd $40
.. m, arriving 81 Pope's Creek 8; las and T:2s
Il. N.
Trains leaving Warrington at 5.33 g. m and
$40 ,. N connect ~ OdeIt0A with trains for An
napolls.
Trains arriving IT wsshi- ztOn a. 1870 n
and e.35 , IL, connect sc sOgis Ef,h trains from
Pores GrttE Line.
PasseE gers leaving their orders 80 Ticket Oracc
northwest corner Of 18th stress aud Penny lVsnfs
avenue, nOrfhweS. cc ner 9Th street aUt Pa.nEyya-
mia avenue, can nsye their baggage called for s;ld
checked ~ hotels and residences Sill points Norm
and West. Through tickets TO Cincinnati, COEuEn-
bus, IadiaDa1oas, Louisville, -. Louis, New Or
leans, Chiesgo, OGaha, Saa Francisco, and al
points East, v ct, North ans South.
3. l.. DIBAKRY, General 5upT.
y .. 1t' , y, Gent Pas-'E Agent. sp23-n
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1874 GREAT GO4A
tOt PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 4
Hnpru,yv TO THE
Trains leave g. follows:
hAsGiOgroI--. 3:3& .. n. Baltimore. asa n.
-ll.Sa a.R. " lite p. N,
$40 Pm. 100 D. 70
1Hk GREAT DcCBLE TRAUK R8UTE
III tsSss-t scunsrY, Palace Stats-rOCn Day aud
hSSht ars} vita mOE3srn improvements
Eew YCTk - SE1 ~01i'@'
TIE II % = u. dsiiy, except Sunday, Sonthwest,
w. a. SO.'hSesti $40 p. m, daily, Cincinnati
Make CONSPICUOUS
hrouGn Tom WASHINGTON TO HUyEaIQ
CHICAGO 41d ST. LOUIS SlthoTt chzogs ~'
Ifekets q this route can lie procured ~ Fls olcss
corner OF EIn street and PsuEsy lyanIa avenue AID
corner ~ eh sreet and PenusyivsAis avenue, andeF
nAIOnAl HCfeii where reliable iniornsrfou via ~
Passenger procurins t1oEscs - thosc Offices csn
esSSre sct0GnCdetiCls IN Palace Cars t1r Chicago,
- Louis sId Buffalo.
II. ., YOUss, GenerA Passenger ASerI,
Halfirnl.rf-
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pY b. Ii. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
Federal Buildings, corner7Ih and SITS. northwest.
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+. MARSHAL 5 sALH.
U 4. MARsH.J's SALE.

Rf Wm. l.. WALL = co. Aucticueers,
~ New Marble Buiiding,
No. goo and 902 PennayIyania avenue, cor 9Th
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by LATlMEB & OLEARY,
ID Auctioneere and Real Estate Brokers

SOuthwe cerner PennsyllIRna Senue aud iitb ST ,
Star Ofice Buildilg.
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RADIlMShE & p
- pIFOT CORNER SRI
amer june 2sth. Ie74.trI
TkAfNS LhaVsF FOR
BAL TIifORE.
s.Ss o. r.. northern eX,
Press, daily.
c:OO .. e., AccOnmOda
ton, daily.
S.SS q. u. 1, Limited III.
press fer New York,
caily ex SCudsy. Par.
Tor car train.
ll.s5 g. IL, Fast Line
West daily, ex Sunday
S:4op. u. ACcCmm de-.
t1On, daily. ex. SundsT
900 = u-,f.rPittsburg
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

"THE ABOVE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, October LIT, ls74, at 5H O'Clock D. IN,
CEORGE TUCEER, Trustee
sepl5-2GW&ds j. T, COLDW ELL. S9Is5rnan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

ISY b. IT, WARhEB,
ID BeaI Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
No. 129 7th street, between G aud Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

RS-THE ABOvE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUBS DAY, Fept. >. 1874, sam hour aud SCI
aug 2S-2aw Sds GEORGE TUNKER, Trnstae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

- Real Estate Brokers and Asctioneers,
Southwest corner Pannsy lVRnia avenue and 18th 81
Star ofice Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

QY LAT1MER CLEARY,
- Aucooneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner fennsy ania ayenHe and 18th A.
Star Once Building.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-05-21

The Fayetteville Express gives the
following particulars of the death of J.
d. Stevenson, in Limestone county,
Ala, a brief mention of which was
made in our issue of the 9TH;
As there were no witnesses present
WREN the shooting was done, Carriers
statement is the only version of the DIFF
fieulty that can be obtained. He as
serts that Stevenson, with whom he
was acquainted, rode up to his house on
the fatal day, and, in a very excited
manner, demanded pen, ink and paper.
The two first he was unable to procure,
but he offered him pencil in lieu of a
pen, which was rudely refused. Ste
Venson then declared himself to be a
ruined man, drew a knife and attempt
ed to stab Carter, who ran out of one
door, entered the house by another, and
armed himself with a gun. Stevenson
soon discovered his whereabouts, and
attempted to rush on him with the
knife, when Carter placed the muz-
gle of the gun close to his fore
head and fired, the charge shatter-
ing his skull and scattering the brains
in every direction. Stevenson, at the
time he was killed, was on his way
home frOm Georgia, where he had been
crossed in a love affair, and as he was
subject to mental alteration, it Is more
than probable that his disappointment
affected him to such an extent that he
became insane.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-05-21
Come Onef Como an!

1t is believed by many that nine
tenths of the conservative voters OF the
county are in favor of the Convention
called at Pulaski for the LIST Monday in
June to nominate candidates for county
Offies. But it is urged by a few candi-
dates and a few of their friends that the
people are opposed to it. Now it be-
hOOves the friends OF a convention to
come out in such numbers as to show
the opposition that those who favor a
convention are largely ia the majority.
Come out and show your strength, and
take all arguments out of the mouths of
those who are opposed to it. Do not
let business arrangements or engage
ments or the cry of opposition prevent
you from turning out at your district
meeting and sending delegates to the
convention. Important interests are at
stake. Let US not let the lessons taught
US by the States of Arkansas, Mississip-
pi, Louisiana, South Carolina and Flor
ida 90 UNDECIDED. We owe it to our
selves, to our country, to every interest
we hold dear or sacred in our land, to
come and do our duty as citizens and
freemen. Let there be no room for the
cry that the people are opposed to a
convention, 4 VOTER.