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F.-UC1 C1G3IIUS3 IN BIOCk8.
The following list, showing the hlgnost. lowest,
and closing prices OF active atocgs for tho past
week, il furnished by a. 0. Slaughter
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-19

A fair shsre Of transient ard rc-ldc-t patron
age is solicited. GEORGE ruFI.Y. Proprietor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-07-25
1allr 3'rnnebrt sournal.

Issued every norning, except Sundays. 1t con-
tains the lates. news by telegraph and mall
gives reports OF tie Markets. and has carefully pre-.
pared political aEd local articles, and generous
amount OF farming, home and miscellaneous read
ing with full compilation of State news.
Terms 81 per annum in advance; S8if payment
Is not made within the year. Single copies scents,
O bo had at the bookstores and at this office.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Rates may bo had on application at this Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-07-25
IMPORTANT r
Commercial Travellers.

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS who solicit orders
by CARD, CATALOGUE, TRADE-LIST, SAM
PIE, OR OTHER SPECIMEN, also those who visit
their customers and solicit trade by purchases
made DIRECT FROM STOCK, and who travel in
any section, by Rail or Boat, selling any class of
goods, are requested to send their BUSINESS and
PRIVAT ADDRESS, as below, stating class of
goods they sell. and by whom employed; also those
matter is Of GREAT IMPORTANCE INDIVID-
UALLY to statesmen OF this class, or men soliciting
trade in this manner. 1t is therefore ESPECIAL
ALL Commercial Travellers and Statesmen in this
country and that they will AT ONCE give it their
attention. Those who comply with above request
will be CONFIDENTIALLY treated and duly ad-
vised of object in view Please address, (by letter
only COOPERATION care Geo. P. Rowell Il Co.,
Park Row, New York city. july9 teodlm
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GJUIY&5 NO.
Ntnufbft yonrnal.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
DOT OF Court by SPRAGUE, OWEN Il NASH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-07-25


Advertisement.
An Army Medical Board will meet at New York
City, and a similar board at San Francisco on the
4th Of August next, for the examination of candi-
dates for admission into the Medical Stafi OF the
L. S. Army.
Applications for permission to appear before
these Boards should be addressed to the Secretary
OF War, through the Surgeon General, U. ). Army.
The application must be in the handwriting of
the candidate, and must state the full name, resi-
dence, age, and date and place of birth. Cand
dates must be between Fl and 2S years of age, and
graduates of u Medical College, having n thorough
and complete course OF medical educaiion-evi-
dence of which must be submitted to the Board.
Testimonials as 10 character and qualifications
must be furnished.
If the applicant has been in the medical service
of the army the fact should be stated, and in such
case the limit OF age may be extended subject to
the decision of the Secretary of War in each spec
ial ease.
No allowance is made for travel or other expens-
es o, persons undergoing examination, as it is an
indispensable prerequisite to appointment.
Goblin. j. X. BARNES,
Surgeon General, L. $. Army.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-07-25
1eehlp Aennebet cJoarnal

Published every Wednesday morning: Is the the
news political articles agricultural and scientific
matter, tales, poetry anecdotes shouscheldrecipes'
markets, &C., &c.
Terms o. per aanum in adUance.
Transient Advertisements, 9l.50 per inch for
arst week; 25 ccnts per week for each subsequent
Insertion.
Special Notices, o. 90 per inch for fret week 30
cents per week Tor each subsequent week.
Business Notices. in reading columns, 20 cents
Der line ioi first insertion 10 cents per line for each
subsequent insertion.
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Augusta Brass Foundry
Z. 5. WINSLOW.
l1rODrS @sfnr.

Manufacturer of all kinds of Brass,
Composition, Silver and German
Silver Castings, all kinds Of
Railroad Castings,
PATTERN, LETTER AND BABBlTI METALS.
Especial Attention given to Har-
ness Trimmings, and Fine Castings
of all kinds.
For fine surface and quality of metal these cast
ings are excelled by no other manufacture.
East End Of Railroad Bridge.
septic .aw3m&wIy AUGUSTA ME.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

A CATFtsE wTTH A DIAMOND RTNa.-Th.
Mobile Ala Register ~ mpattiKin civ Describes
~ length the woes OF q youthful lover WHO w.
Tilted BY hts chosen one but n1tle while amer
she had accepted from him diamond engage
merit m q. We quote. lie at last asked her
about the matter, and she told him that she
loved ARCHER better than she had loved hun
and 20 cap the climax, she returned him ms
ring. without saying = word he pocketed the
ring and walked 20 the beach. Shere he found
three negroes IN = sSil-h0at, snd gave them sla
% land him IN Mobile. Turing the triP he took
the rlrg from his peck & several times. looked
At IL reluctantly, snd made several efforts 10
throw IL overheard, but always changed his
nil before eSecngrg his intention. The ne
grocs watched him closely. aud being under the
impression that he was craEy, they were terri
bly, heightened. AZ be got 20 the Government
street wharf he pitched the ring On the river
and exclaimed, Thus endeth the nrst lesson'
one OF the negroes watched the ring sink aud
srodenly rising, shouted, Il eclly, catfish done
swallowed dat ring II soon spread among the
negroes tina. very valuable diamond ring ma
been swallowed by = catfish, and In less than an
hour the wharves we're crowded with nesrOe.
fishing for catfish. The moment one was caueA,
Twas then and there disSected I'm tie presencs
gu. Z. They fshed until long after dark, ana
isss ected some two or three hundred catfish
hHr. rill no ring was found. As early as 0ae
o1clo, 4 the neat morning an excited crowd OF
negro swere ciamoring At the market gate for
adf,Ii,t on. when the gate was OPENED a ire
sone txl nty or thirty OF the negroes exclaimed.
IN take Rll de catfish yeu got Others cried.
IN taEe al In De market, AMI pay double price
FOR en- or course every thing Ia the nsh line
resembling scst Was bought. snd butchered IN
he ivinilh & OF an eye, but stiil no ring As
begged, and butchered by the negroes fruit
Il SSly.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02
PROPOSALS.
DROP0eALsF01 CUT.9RANITlWO WORE ZOE
L TIL APPkOACHB9 AND TRNCEs rOK
The uhlTtD sTATIe sNlBAL POST
OFFICE, WARRINGTON, d. d.
OFFICE OF suPTRvrsrSs A.ru,,vc,

AhkAsURY DEPARTMEyT.
ss1lsd Rrogo:s. Viii be ieosissa q shis Once
nised o st; are Sener. Posi- Once, wsshinston. b.
q G We ID M the
Ap ssI rh h,t Dgrawins. and specincstions.
sISss The Be- h:iinn r
f.ee tb :. De u ~ u By inches, showing on one
the ether faces the sr.de Of cutting prOposed to Be
standard 10 Be seen A. ths equal to the
Inc whole Of the stone, cut and ready for setting
Be be he n fas DnaiD
, wtIs, the Delivery 70 be commenced within two
wcrs q, ehs be award e. the the
rom ssIDe date, der penalty Of one hundr ID doi
ahos SiI Ior each days delay above the time
PIorosais will be made for the work as exhibited
Mo bid will be receive cd except from Inc oWnses or
posd 20 ns from which the stone is pro-
,srties who ess ed 10 stone-euttins, and Tho
nave IRE q, cesssry facilities FROM nj az ecution
bend FRI The owners o. the aGsrry from whcs
ts'T san PIE Is taken, that they will deliver the
p te The work within the ii ne above specified
fsyments will be maze mouth " cedrc ing trp Der
t "a Moik executed uLt the nal completion IF
All bids must be accompanied by the bond of two
ans, 5e6,J that :se bidder viii accept and per
iSlm the contract If awarded hin, and ponds
5000 Tie bond to be approved b. the United
states Judge Clerk of the United States COURT or
der resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject .py or
sl bids, II II b> ceeGei for thB interest Of the Go
eIoment to co
Eyery bid must he made on the printed FORM to be
obisiued 81 Tins Office, ard must confirm ia every
IL will not be considered.
Copies Of the Plans g. Specific atoms may be OBJ
ta,Ded on application a. this Ciice.
Proposals must be incl7sed in sealed envelope,
eniorsed Pro pcsals for Cut Granite Work for the
hrlroaents am Fences Of the United States G. neral
Post ONCE, W ashiT R'oP, ID. u, >" and, with the
Am pes peril labelled With the of the bid
der and quarry marked theI son, sd ressed to
4. b. MULLETr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02
DROPOsALs FOR TILISG AND FLAGGIEG
Il FOB JHk TERkACKS, APPROACHES
AND SIDEWALKS, sc OF THE SOUTH
WING OF THE NEW STATE, WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMENTS BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, O.
OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
N

CA>HlSSTOS- ID. G., August Is, ls74.
SsIeo Proposals will be received this office
Gitl II m OF the 50 DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1874, for
ItFDlshlrg and delivering Mt the cite of the new
state, var and Navy D psrtmests bull ding, W ash
fnsIsn u O., al! the Thing ard FIsggiog required
Ior me Terraces, Approaches and SideWa lks, &c,
o. tie sOu wing Of the building. called for by
the schedule, aud described in the specifications,
Office. - " '
Bidders must submit @ sample az the material they
propose TO far ri. h along vith their bid.
Payments viii be made on the delivery and &C.
C ptsnce Of materials, deducing 10 per centum until
the con- ietion Of the contract
All Dds must De accompanied by q penal bond Of
ISo responsible persous, in he of i've thousand
dollars, tS5,B0,D that tie bidder will sccapt aud
perform the contract, IL arded him he sufciency
OF the security to be c-rided by the United States
Judge, Clerk Of the United States Court, the Dts-
resides. ~ 0'
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids II il be deemed for the interest Of the
Government 10 do so, ard any bid that il not made
the printed form to he obtained at this Off CO. AID
does not conform in every respect ts the require
nents Of n IL advertisement, will not be considered,
neither viii any proposal be received from parties
who are not themselves engaged in the Thing and
EIsgglTg trade, ard no have net the necessary
fsciiiIies for furnishing the materials
Proposals Will be enclose in q sealed enveiops,
eIdorsed - Bids for Thing and Flaggipg.n and
addressed TO A. 3. MULLETT,
auglS-l9 Supervising Architect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

within tsn days afIer the Contract has hem
ThCm ire o5Hirset bss been SxsTdd ~
s1Tsiies tohe approved b. the PJstmsster General,
ststes q America 10 faithfully osssrye and ksep III
ara ever oI TIE terms: eoIdiTiO1s, d req tire
The true isteut and raeaping thereof in which con
Ira me e9atraetor and hs slreties shall covenant
20 DO, " pstform all or Of the cOven ants 81 gu
Ct ssid contractor be performed a. tbsrer st
nh the said contractor sad BIZ surstis shall for
f-t sbd Psy g the United States Of America the sum
e Two Hundred ThOg-aad Dollars for which s,id
forfeiture the said Contractor AID hi saretiss ali
10 be sued fer in the name OF the aited state
II the contractor 10 whom the first award may be
satisfactory bonds, as herein p-ovideI, then ;he
az ara ssy Gs anEaisd snd the CONTRACT let 70 the
required sgree msnt snd bonds are erscu,eJ: al
every stipulation embraced hsreiu a. N hs Ssrs ~
ORIGINAL parry 20 whom The contract wa, awarteJ
time durieg the eoBii1uaUce OF IN. c1n.ract sbs
sureties se1l eis or become irrosPonsible for Inc
shaIl have the Vi zht u require new bond Viii -
eiIionAl sne safcieni surstss, which the eontrse-
Ter General i,hin ten days after n1tee aud 10 de-
fault thereof th= contract may be snnuiled.
COE1BACT NOT AsSIGHABLE
rsUsferTed assigned.
RESERVATIONS
Tie PCsmsster Ger eral reserves the right 70 re-
lett sny ana oil bids IT, In Lila Judsmsat t6s inter-
am al the Contract H. in his osiaios tSsre .hIi ~
tsiu5e Al any time TO psIforn fsithfoIs any OF H.
or IN case Wilifa attem of 10 i'm oose
I'm W nsIar cent stsmT ID envelopes and WAR
Bers lEiSIi0r 70 those now ia use
- EXTENSION
. ehoolc the interes. 81 the goverumen. raauIra
tbs Contract may be extend cd beyond ths time
nsmec, MT exceeding three mouths hy oris, ~ 80
Postmaster CEREAL aud the Contract sricss "a ~
cOn6TioDs herein set forth, shAll oVern In sneh
terdtd Contract. a. sNNn u
SAMPLES.
Specimens CT the envelopes and wrap p4r- fo- which
Proposals are Invited, showing the different asai'
ties and @ Tors OF paper required, tbs cuts al
OF cumming, with blank forms Of bids nav ne 80
On APPLICATION TO the Third Assistant Postmaster
general
Tbs sd ertisenent snd o specimen OF the sample
sh.slopes and wrappers furnished By the Dsp.rt-
bid. f@' W eeSn
GUARASTsE-PROPOsA
~ pref "a vii BE sidered uulsss accom- aue1
hspopsitle parties. - -
hsIs must . ate In their proposals the price psr
an SlNeioPes or Wrappers, including every
Itlnlfed 10 De dcoe or furnished AZ st forth
49, - soy. tseuert. ana all proposals uu<t he
1919 ~ . tne bisr forms fur nished bJ the ne sar
-o.-t g. envslopsd sea'et, mark "a sspro-
Ict Stsm ped Envelopes and HsEspan. az w,.n
Is.s, 80 SIC ressed 20 the Third Azsi.fant p -,
n'ss'ef rerai, W ashington, n. G. 49,
". MARSHALL.
fostmksssr General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

MoRR MAIZE NCTICE-A grrH1n gi-f Ns1rfv
Dead Afrer f-ctag Attended o. a "po-f0resf. -
Coroner Croker as yesterday summoned 90
visit the bouse Il Carl HaubOrd, No sos vii.
liam street. where Young German girl. named
Mary Dieter, hai been attended on Thuusday
last by DR. Prandi- OF Market street. who pro.
nounced her SUFFERING from the cons luences OF
malpractice. when Z orOner Croker arrived At
the house in Wilnasnl ueet he found that the
girl Dieter had LETT here on Thursday last
From the statement Of y r. Prsndis IL seems that
Mary had been only ti1 &c months pregnant,
when, IL H. alleged. that { he abortion was pro-
cnred. The doctor wa - 'ied IN by Mrs. Hau-
bOrd, who had noticed Mar assickncss. Maria
admitted % Mrs. HauSord aud 90 another do
mestic that she had been 20 see a ''dOctoress"
In East Broadway, from " hon she had got
sOme medicine, and 10 wha. N she paid so.
Mrs. HsubOrd recommended her 20 90 % the
house In East broadway and re main there until
her recovery. The "d0ctDres-, however, re-
fused TO receive the girl al the st request, but
subsequently, on Thursday, IN, sent word 20
Mfs. Haubord's that Ehe womb receive her.
Maria went there and remEined al ltil yesterday
afternoon, when she was turnes out. After
befng elected she called 90 Mrs- HaubOrd, in
company with her supposed sedact r, ana said
that the latter was taking her 70 a friends Al
New Brunswick, n. !. The srl was in a most
Pitiable condition, suffering the mo e intense
pains, ard said she WAS going sway 90 die Car
oEer Croker has the case st..i in his hands
n. J.. Herald. 3fgf MI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

DFAP MUTEs ON A SPREE.-vesterisy norm
ing, two Rlen who gave the names Of jas. BOYD
and w m. PAtten, we're arrAigncd before JUS
uee WaDdell, charged with having been drunk
and disorderly. UpOn being brought 10 the bar
TO plead, one OF the prisoners, BOYD, handed q
small scrap OF paper to one OF the policemen,
suo made signs that he wanted hirss 70 give II 90
TIE Judge. IL was then discovered that both
prisoners were deaf mutes. John Clark, the
proprietor Of an oyster house, testified that the
two men bad gone into his place on SATURDAY.
night, both very much under the influence OF
nquoT, and asked him for two oyster stews.
After thew had eaten the oysters they refused 20
pay for them, and when Clark insisted on being
paid, they attacked him, and tried 20 beat him.
he succeeded I'm making his escape ard caused
their arrest. In the struggle they broke q num-
Der OF bottles, valued at -. Learning that Ons
OF the men, Patten, had SO in his possession
Justice Wandell directed the clerk % ask him
IN writing whether he was willing 10 pay for
what they had broken. lie read the PAPER aRd
nodded assent. The IS were then paid 60 Mr.
Olark, and the justice then fined Patten s.,
giving him the option OF paving the tine or re-
naming i've days in jail. He paid up aud left.
Boyd was fined SO for his part OF the perform
aBce, but having no money, went back discOn-
solstely TO serve out his term.-N. l.. TiHes,
5lst Elt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
7HILADELPEIA, ALEX kNDRIh, Va, Wac
A n q ~ xsr1 II

z ILEEEbfHIn i, AIiIA ANUhIh, va, WAEH.
iEGTOE AND GRORGETOWE, d. q.
sAILINs DAYS.
krofa Pier 3, North Wharvas phil e~xA
.asiynts, WEDEEsDAY and SAT = e9sfz<N
From sy wstsr street, Georgetown, ID, O., NOM
DAY snd FRIDAY. at D D. m.
Tbs limo connects Ut Philadelphia with "Oiyds,,
ron Line" Of steamers for Proyidenoe, boston And
sev England States. No wharfage 10 Boston by
his line, q, II. HYDE, AGENT FER N ~ IN IL
VIZ. r. CLYDE q 90, Phiisdelp hia
.. a. Bid, Alexardria, Va.
WALDO A. PEAROE, - Oonsr~ss street, bcuson
- freisbts delivered by Knox's Express. Or.
ieFs an 81 General Once, sos ponnsylvenia ave.
ended &c. epa-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02
pRoPOsALs FOB MILITARY SUPPLIES
DEPOT QUARTRRMAsrER's OFvIcE,

DEPOT QUARTRRMAsTER's OFyTcE,l
PHILADELPHIA, August IL, 1874.
feeie PIopO ais, IN do piicate, with COPY Of this
advertisement attached to each, will be received
this nee until noon, SEPTEMBER ~ 1874, for fur
nishEg ths United States Qu.rterm aster'- Depart-
ne1t, With the following named articles, viz:
22Cto Campaign Hats
SEG0 II elu.ets
)dsU0 Uniform Dress Cars.
1000 Forage CAPS.
- go Forage Cap Covers.
lc0s dozen ecrubbing Brushes.
All articles will be subj ected 90 rigid inspection,
end bidders Informed that full com plisnce with
specihcbtions will be insisted upon, and that no
sIticle Inferior 10 the standard will be accepted.
The GoverEment reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Phiisdel 2his, Jeiiersonyille also at San Fran
cisco.
Fer information in detail apply to this Office.
Euyeicpes Containing proposals. to be Endorsed
Proposals for military Supplies, ;" and addressed
&c the unfersigued.
BY order Of the QuartermsstAr General.
l.. q. EA5TOE,
Assistant Quartermsstsr General d. s, A.. in
charge. anRf4-6tdAAW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

A NCHOR LINE. .~..
a PASSAGE KATES REDUCED GS3R
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW 9ek
FAVORiTE ROUTE FOR TOURTSrn
passenger Acc ON m citations Unsur pa sSed
SIEAMEh EythT WkDNESDA Y AND
FROM PIERS 20 AND ~ NoRYH RrvxR. w
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDoN
DEhRY. QUEBNSTOWN OR BEL FAST
Cabin e6o to $50, according 70 Accommodations,
CABIN return Tickets issued at reduced rates N''
lhTBRMkDIATE SIS. sTEERAGE sIs
DTaftS tSSksf for any amount at lo,1sst r1fs,
FOR Tickets or further Information, apply To-
MISS ANNIE <. HUM PHREYS
n 45O Irh street, near Pennsylvania avenue
Orto CAEMACK & CO., 1913 stree. \ W .
slSm, ,f-6ra near TreasurY Depit Washin rtnn y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

ANOTHER Fatal BAR Room QUARREL
On Saturday last, in Bofman's saloon, IN Pitts
ton, Michael Farrell, q sailor, and a companion
OF his got into an alteration with AlOnzO Mil
hgan, eN-chief Of police, and Milligan. 20 de-
iend himself from their assault, caught up a
gun which was standing in a corner. The as
ssilants each seiZec gun, OF which there were
three IN all, ana Farrell took aim ~ Milligan
and pulled the trigger, but the gun missed IRE.
Miihgan, who In the meantime had tired % get
away. then fired upon Farrell and shot him
through the right breast. Milligan was IT once
placed under arrest and taken 20 the county
lail, but was subsequently taken before Justice
hAIoing on writ OF habeas corpus ami adj
mitted 20 bail In $4,000. Farrell died about AR
hours after be WAS shOt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

SAn Arizona girl OF sixteen owns ten thOus-
and bead OF cattle. Mary, with her one head
OF mutton, Is no more TO be mentioned.
g-"MOther," said little Ned one morning.
after having fallen out OF bed, 81 think I know
why fell ont Of bed last night. IL was because
j slept too near where I got in" Musing lit
tie while, AS il in doubt whether he had given the
right explanation, he added, "No. that wasn't
the reason: II was because slept too near where
\ fell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

PROFESSOR TYNDALL on SCIKSCE AND Rig
IIGIoN.-PIofessor Tyndall delivered HE OMEN
ing ddress 81 president Of the British associa-
ton on the 10th of August, giving even more
remarkable views than he has ever before eN-
pressed on the relations OF sci ence and religion
Belfast, Ireland, correspondent of the New
\ Ork Tribune, In giving synopsis OF the ad-
dress, shows IN substance that the position OF
Prof. 1ypdall is simply that religious opinion.
must not stand in the way OF science. Alter
diyrg very deeply into the subject, however
be winds up by admitting that he must q ait a
theme too great for him 20 handle, "but which
will be handled ages after YOU ana l. ike
streaks OF morning cloud, viii have melted iu-
TO the infinite azure of the Dastw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02
wAsHINeToN, EeRyoLK, NEW YORK.
MERCHANTS LINE OF sTEAMsHIP1
Washington AND NEW YORK.

he:esstsr tie hDe Ste aIaships = u. KNIGHT auc
ycda GIBSON will make regular week >a.c,S.x
niE between NEW YORk, ALEX &20A
sspRIAl &AsRIH and~ak&
SEOHGETOHH,a as iollows:-Leaye NEW YORK
rom Pier SO Est river, every SATURDAY At Z
o. M; leave 9E0hGETOWN every FRIDAY 81
T. ~, end ALEXANDRIA the same day al NJ
20, ran inform tion spp!y t. u. ?. A. DENHAa,
asent, cmce and wharf 90 Water street, George.
'oSn, or ~ the corner OF uth street and New Yorh
.ysnls; y. W. THOMPSON, President
iers left at General once, so3 Pen,syIysnis sys
IL -, tas steamer wharf, Win be promptly NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

DIED.
ANDERSON. At2 O'Clock =. n September "a,
1873, COMMA SkORGlA ANDERSON, daugbter
~ The late Capt. james MilloUghbY Anderson, "a
u. =. Infantry.
Funeral Friday evening 81 8 O'Clock . m from
81 . 9th street northwest. Will proces 90 Epiph-
any church. Norfolk (Na.D paper copy 1s
W SHohIk; Msdnssday m.raipg, II ~ O'Clock,
years. Passed from earth GO lifs.
Funeral services Friday afternoon. AZ 81 orlock.
fft m his late residence, no $40 Indiana Aveaus %
ZONES: On the morning Of August 81, JOSIE
Fblhl .. kUOEKS, wife Of Frederick KOsnes.
The funeral will take place on Thursday, septem-
Der }, at 2. m, from No. lO20 ConRecfsCut sTe-
tue 70 which the relatives and friends q the family
are invited.
MAGBUDER. On Tuesday nisht, September I.t,
mss kNILiE MAGRUDLR. baltimore san
Notice OF funeral hereafter. -
RYDER. On September I, JANE RYDuR, IN the
18Th year OF her age. . native Of Salisbury, nd.
Relatives and friends Of the family req Vested
20 attend Der funeral. Thursday afternoon. ~ 2
O'Clock. from the resideBce Of her con, William r
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