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BALTIMORE q POTOMAC RAILROAD.
~ AERoI M 6rII Nd arz II w

W.
~ DKPoI CORNER 6TH AND STREETS INV.
Amer December7th las. trains will run - follows:
TRANS LEAVB Poh TRAInS ARRIVE AT
bALTLhOhE. ,WASHLNGT TON.
daily. en- aopd.s a i.pr..s. d. iSa
GS = m. Ne. York e 20: q m. m, Acco%med.-
daily '1 sun -s GR; ki p. from s1n ss
SIS m, daily Accom- sipors daily ,es Sunday
So ~. LIZ. 'Ss s! g. "a al sd aa:
lis ,. m, New York y 20 p. m, Aocommoda-
sss' sqSS.s 'isr sasS.s
daily, en- Sunday. daily, e1. Sunday.
daily except q tion. except s1Dda9
ssgpsay .ooommoa, $50 % DAILY S.,I from
i;ss' d. My sHRSss &::s .nG kc a, nom
sSs Night fss s'' NJ ss saass9
VS. ,; M, Pacific E1- IL AZ ,: m, New Yofk
Trans leaving wsshib gtos 81 SIS .. H m. and
$40 m, connect at Bowie with trains for Mari
sorS leaving x S9sIe e. 10 E. "a and aio %S
Train. leaving washington at SO, and s:s 6. m.
and $50 D. m. connect At Odenton with tr aims for
Trains arriving at Washington at 1888 am.
and $50 .. N connect AZ Bowie with trains lssv.
ing Marlboro At so = m, and a;so ~
northwest corner q 18Th street and PeSnsyITsnis
avenue, northwest Der sth street and Peensylvs-
es q hote. AND t. ali so SorS
and Wet: Through tickets to CINCINNATI, OoIqn-
is ss Ghicssc, o@shs, San Fi.nsisoc, and Ii
points north sns so91I
E.s. YOUNG, Gen1 Psss'r Agent. iy34-tf
A LEXANDRIA q WASHINGTON x. b
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG R.R.
CORNER OF AND SIXTH STREETS
Local trains leave for AlexsndriA IS follows:-o,
10, IL 9. m. A. ., 9, ,p- m;
q m and D. m daily, oil other trains daily except
Local Trains from Als1andri. arrive q. follows
6:33, 1888, e:33, 9:33, 1888, 1888 8. m,
S:33l t:33i 1888, 6:3S, 1888 .. On. Tbs $3.50 r.,
and 6S3 p. m. from Alexandria daily, all other
trains d ally except Sunday.
Washington and Ohio r
QUAHTICO Accommodation leaves Washington
6:23 9: N. daily except supasy
leaves WashiDgton :S3 m. daily except Sunday
Through TIC kets 70 all points South and est
for sale At Oces corner 18th street and Pennsylva
nia syenus and corner 6th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, where passengers can leave orders for bag
through 20 destination.
ES YOUNG, GenI Passenger Agent. jyA-tf
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RUf URR DAYa


NJ LATIMIR . OLIARY
Soushvss oorner psonsyivsnis svsans "a iith 4.
etsf ONO BuiIdinp.
fxEggToRg sALl OF aIsHLI yALgAsLl
WEsT, AHD RuNNiHe faRoUaa 10 VIZ.
L M0nT AvEuUE, AND BEING BErwI.M Z
s1RSnf ASP HAeeA9HTs66IIrs AvES9S:
10th, lN4, e o'clock in front ofthe premises,
We shall sell Lot No. s, 10 Square Ho. as, front
ipg u feet fsches on 14th street, and running
through with an average width to verm ont avenue;
AM the modern improvsnsnis; together vita Che
Bnck and Frame Buildings fronting Vermont
ImSsdis.ely afser, We shall sell the adjoining
street and running parallel to Lot 6. With an aver
age width to Vermont svenoe, containing ass
IL is seldom that this class Of property IL thrown
locality, and being In the midst Of most elegant
residences, certainly should commsod ths attention
OF our CAPITALISTS, or parties wishing invest their
money where property IL rapidly, increasing in
decline.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue In four equal
pay ments at g. IL, Is and ~ months, with interest
at per cent. per snnum. from day Of sale, aad
convey al cling at the cost Of purchasers. A de-
posit Of $3.50 will be required each PROS
erty when struck off If the terms of sails are
not com piled with within days from the day Of
same at he risk and cost Of the defaulting purcha
ser or purchasers, b. advertisement In some news
paper published In the city Of VS. hiugtnn.
JOHN T. GIVEN,
O. 8. HILTON,
Executors Of John p. Hilton, deceased.
f26 dads thep1 LATIM9R CLBARY, Aucts.
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RY DUNCANSON, BOWLING 4 CO.. Aucts,
- Corner 9Th and d streets northwest.

- Corner Sth and streets northwest.
TRUsTEES SALE OF TwEWTY-sEvEN VA.
CANT LOTS IN THE NORTHWESTERN POR-
TEN OF TBE OITY, fROAT Oh P. Q, AND
TT iiHs STREETS AND KINaMAN
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust from Franklin 8.
Lawson ct uJ to the undersigned, dated Octo-
- Der Il, 1871 and recorded among the land re-
cords Of the District in Libsr No. 699 folio Isl, aud
at the request In writing of the party secured
thereby. will Offer for sale, to the highest bidder
on WEDH ESDAY, the Sth day OF March, 1874, at
4 O'Clock D. m on the premises, lots 2, 26, r.
g. %, 30 81 81, s. 81 3d. So, 81, Is, ~, 4S, ~, 81, IS,
IS, SO, and co. in Eliab kiusmaps subdi vision OF
square Ne 2i also s Of lots Il to 25 said
subdivision, except those portions thereof Which
were heret fore conveys cd TO Charles II. Walker by
the eaid EIiab Kingmea and others, BY deed dated
June i. 1867. and recorded among the land records
Of the District, in Liber Z, No =, folio $50 ct
A plat Of the property be seen at any time ct
the Auctiopeers.
Terms: One. third cash, and the residue in two
equal payments at respectively six aad twelve
months, with eight per cent. interest secured By
deed Of trust. deposit Of o69on each lot on day
Of rale.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
days from day Of sails, the reserves the
right toresell at the risk and cost Of
chaser or purchasers. by giving five days notice in
some paper published in Washington. Conveyauc-
ing at purchasers cost.
REGINAEH FHNDALL, Trustee.
DUHCARsON, BOWLING CO.,
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IS70 GREAT IO7C
s9RTHwEsr. sotTE. AND SOUTHWEST.
wHhinstOn-- t:ts q m Baltimore. s:Ss .. N.
. Ills "A. =. l;ss ,. N.
sssee s.m. 4. JIS3s m.
TIE GREAT D6UBIE TRACK ReUrI,
sn ia elegant Scenery, Palace etafe-room DAY and
hlsnt Cars, with mondern tmDrovements.
Two hundred miles saved - Western and Central
The ll:3s .: On. daily, sxesDs Sunday, northwest;
o:sv .. m, daily except Sunday 0incinnau and
Il sAkt, 6o 81 NJ. is;s
sunua9 ges from WASHINGTON 10 BUFFALO,
1ckets By this route csa Be proc1red q TIE oDoss
c0rnsr q sh street and Psnn.yve mia avenue, and
49, % Ssh street and PennsylvaniA avenue, under
ssss y Hctel, whore reliable tlfoenatsoa WI -
n Ic ssceomnodsttons tn Palace oaFS for Ohtoagos
70. !. ToGie. General sns~ Ago..
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The CHRfsTlAE BRoTHKRs.-A certain drm
OF French publishers OF Paris, named Monteil ct
Broschin, published IN 1873 pamphlet against
the Christian Brothers, I'm which those hoIv
men were charged with the grosseet offences
against morals, and I'm which Il was advised
that all well meaning persons should withdraw
their children from the schools Of these infs-
nous wretches." In consequence OF this out
rage, the Brothers obtained an order that the
principals OF the hrm In question should be
have been condemned 20 pay l0eoo francs
damages, and 20 suffer two years imprisonment
for their malice and rascality.-cdtAoltc Reptsu.
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TRH WOMEN Of Charleston, q. C., have bee
working for temperance In q very quiet, and a.
they believe, very effective way for over a
year past. At the hour Of twelve each dav
hundreds Of them by concert offer up prayer In
their homes that bar rooms may be closed and
the drunkard reformed. And the rum selling
business Is really going down.
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RY DUHOANsON BR0THERs. Auoesouesrs.
- Corner N and Gtrooo0 northVo.t,.
AssIeHEEp SALE OF MILL MATERIAL.
bGYbst, A 6H S Ss7 p9fPe sfEr.A 9T5RG3f
on THURSDAY MORNING, 18th of Hsroh.
1t the mill Of Hamburg . bsns, on Bridge street,
p %I HS9asqTst B6ldse Gsorsstosn. o., I'll the
Boiler, Old aehinery, Ksesles,
Driving and Fly Wheels. Old Iron,
Deer Hair, Sheep end Buckskins,
stoves, Knives, Tables, Shears,
1navfng and Skin gsams. 3d., &c.
1erms: Cash. REGINALD HDHDALL,
mari I1eH.l DUECANeOn BRO6., Aucts
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soploIs ssiok HonsE aSs ss sH MHSs,
OF IRt SOUTH as sipn o6nsTsE5r MOB 5H
xRRT M AunflnA

- By virtue Of : deed Of trust % the subscriber
bearing date November -, 1855, and dslv re,
corded, Sc, and BIZ direction Of the creditors
secured thereby, shall osr for sale, st public
ton, in front Of the premises, on UBeDAY, asth
day Of arch, 1s74, e O'Clock D. IN, the follow
ing real estate and premises, 20 wit: The middle
part OF bot No IS In Square No so, Of the plan of
the sIty OF Washington, fronting = feet II inches
ttreet north, and raining bach With that width
lso feet, TO public alley go feet videp in the
of said lot, a. described in said aeef with the in
pfovemenss thereon, ,usissing OF o large, we'll
quiz and well-srranget brick. house, with ell the
no1ern improvements, contains IL rooms, finished
IN the best manner, includfng large dining room,
YIN CHINA CLOSET and me pantry, large dry cell
Somalnine veil constructed furnace for hesttng the
ana rooms; good stable for horses aud carriage
Ibls pr perty IL situated Of he hNDdsomest
steess IN w nhin gton, and presents ine opportu
my LOT capitalists memoe OF Congress and OF hers
oesltfpg 70 make safe Investment.
lei ms OF sale: Onethird cash; the residue IN six
we've and eighteen months. the purchaser giving
hn notes for the deferred payments, b-srfns Inter
est 81 the rate Of ten per cent. per annun aud Sc
cured BY Coed Of trust on the premises A ase I.
given and deed OF trust taken. Ali conyey.sciue
81 the cost OF the purchaser. IL the terms of sale
are not complied with within i've days from the A sy
OF sale, the 9, ustee reserve the right resell the
ssid property ct the risk and cost Of the default
ing Purchaser, giving three days notice in rhe
Evening star: A deposit Of $50 I.sSirsd as soon
msl9-eo6ds DUHCAEsON BROS Aucts
III LATIMER q CLEARf.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsyysnia and llth street,
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WOMAN BURIED ALIvE-At Chapman
vile, Pa, two weeks ago q woman named
Martha CoRgswell, wife OF Anthony Coggswell.
a droveT, died, g. was supposed, and was buried !.
her husband was absent At the time. HE first
knowledge OF his wifes death was on SATURDAY.
last, when he returned home. Almost wild with
GRIEF, he insisted on her body being exhumed,
20 thst ne could see the remains. This Was done !,
aho the Coz was opened In the presence OF
several friends To the unuttersble horror OF
all, the body had changed its position an the
conn, showing that Mrs. Coggswell had been
buried while she was in q trance. The bod " vas
lying on its face. Evidences of q fearful strug-
gle made by the unfortunate woman when she
recovered consciousness In the cOfhn we're visit
BILE. The flesh was torn from one shoulder ana
the shroud WAS covered with blood. When Mr.
Coggswen saw what a terrible fate his wife had
met, he fell senselese across the conn, ana has
been q raving maniac ever since,
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RY LATIMER OLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylv ania and 18th street
Star Once BuildinRs.


Southwest corner Pennsyl ave- and 18th street.
Star Once BuildinRs.
CHANCERYsALlO OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL PR0PERTY ON al sTREEr, BIZ
TW pnET s vdRRGaIH!Aa, Avenue AND =
- BY virtue of DEGREES OF the Supreme O,urt OF
the District Of Columbia Of January 25th, 1873,
and March Sd 1874, in Equity cause No 1,83s,
Docket No. IL, we will sell. at public suction, In
front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, March 0lst,
1874, at 4 O'Clock p. m, the south IN half OF lot
No. n, in v; B; Todds subdivision of square. No.
bN fronting Is feet ~ street and running back
about 10 feet to an alley The improvements con.
sist OF q two. story Brick House.
BY order OF Court the property will be set up at
bid of 8 go.
Terms OF sale: One-third of purchase money In
cash; and balance in equal instalments al and IL
months after cay Of sale. The deferred payments
must draw interest from that day and be secured by
the notes Of the chaser, who must deposit $50
when the property is bid of, and plets the par-
chase within five days thereafter; otner wise the
property will be resold, alter i've days notice. at
his risk and cost Convey aneinR at purchaser COST
MICHAEL THosPsoN.t Trustees.
msr4,7 ,9,l2, l5,H,ls,2O Al kae'ioneers.
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lY THOMAS DOWLIho, Auctiopeer.

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionssr.
IMPn0yED PRORERrY AT TIE IHfRRsDo.
1t3H q AEW JEes1X Ay1HUn AND Ara
On THUR9DAY, March 12th, Ct O'Clock
Rms win ell. on the yrsnisss, Iart q los
inches on lth street, and 3 fest ~ ineAss on New
jersey avenue, improved b. . eomfortakIe two
Terms: Ons-fourtk cash; balance in six, twelve.
eighteen, and twenty -four month";, with intsreG ~
on the propsrG, Convey sncing and sfam = q tbs
cost Of the pa,chassr; AdeIosn Of 0NO rsouirei ~
ns-H 1H0AAs BOWLING, Aucsionssr.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BY AUTHORITY!
INFANTRY TACTICS, DOUBLE AND SIN.
GbP RAhR yApA Nn n I9 oAAMERIGAE
Hs sSs G$rGs s43sS st
lE1THzk,1 EiTa cL sSysP Psi ~ 81
EXTRACT From REOENT ORDER OF WAR
DEPARTMENT:
and Ger. monies. not ,mbraced in these Tactics are
strictly observed. "W, W RELKNSR. De
"Secretary Of War"
FOB SALE IN THIS CITY By
WARREN CHOATE 4 CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATiONERS,
VERNON ROW,
nars-tr Corner Penns. ave. and 10th street.
NEW BOOKS,
RECEIvED AHD FOR sALnA AT
sHILLINGrON's BOOKSTORE,
Corner ~ Street and Pennsylvania Ave.
Phineas Redux. A Novel. By Antheny rrollope.
Lo't a 19,Wrline. BY the author Of Olive Blakes
ship Alloy. A Yarn in Thirty SIX Gable Lev eth,.
Pet, or Pastimes and Penalties. By Rev. II. 3.
Life q Edwin Forrest with "Reminiscences and Per-
The Dethroned Heiress. b. Eliza D1puy.
Langley Manor. By Mrs. Newly
The The EssasIsl fair By >: Z. Dsrorest,
Tans b. x .ssa, 81 Es9
ALL THE MAGAZINEs AND FASHION BOOKS
FOB MARCH.
PLAYING CARDS, BLANK BOOKS, PASS
BOOKS, AND EVERYTHING In TIN STA.
TlONERY LINE, for sale at
fbz-tr sHILLIN9TONs BOOKSTORE.
ROOKs FOR LENT REA DING.
Dear Feast Of Lent. By author Of "RutIedse.n
a Rossry for Lent By author Of T" Rutledge."
Some Weeks in Lent. By Rev. @. Il. Wilkinson.
At Jesus Feet Prayer, Promise and Poem.
Daily Oommunings with God. By Bishop Leighton.
The Call VI Lent; to say mo"
And many other works of the same character, at
feb3O VIM. BALLANTYNEB, 42s 7th street.
II ICHA ID B. MOHUN = CO.,
II BOOKSELLERS AND eTATI6NERs,'
1913 PsNNsYLvANIA AVENUE
NEW BOOKS:
Toe Parisiane by Lord Lytton, limo 81 20
bebee, by Ouida, limo. i 80
Prosper, by Cherbulez, L. q. seres............. Is
The " Wonderland Of Science, by Proctor, limo. 90
The New Chemistry, by j. p. Cooke, Interna-
Problems Of Life and Mind, by G. r. Lewes,
Wi. i;..s;-.- W
The Dead Alive. by wikie CoIliRs............... 60
Princess Of Thule, by W. Black ................ rs
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DY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctieneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Flew
enth street, Star Once BsiliinG.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE mPRoyEp
Real ESTATE ON MAINLAND AvKNUE,

REAL ESTATE ON MARYLAND AvENUE.
BETWEEN a. AND eTB SHEETS.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated February
9th, lS73. and recorded in Liber 4O8 folio I6a ,
land a. request Of the party secured, I will sell
at public anoton in front of the premises, on FRI
DAY, the 9Th Of February, at A. O'Clock D m .
the west half Of Lot eleven I'D, In Square or Res,
ervstion ID, which IL improved with q large and
convenient Frame Dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: $500 cash; the balance in two
equal payments, at six aad twelve months, with
interest Sloo 10 be deposited when the property a.
struck OF. Convey ancing at the cost OF the pur.
chaser. IBID: w. JONES, Trustee
febl6-d LATIMER OLEARY, Aucu
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- Southeast Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
AUCTION SALE OF THR OLD EASTERN
Market BUILDING, SHEDS, &C.
By virtue of authority vested in us, as Oommis-
snotion, on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF March,
BSSns on which fSs Tsr. .:a en- The sss
siS Eastern 81, Mar set situated on street between
ON ana ath streets sopt Ia ana consist Of
Lot Of Sheds, &C., attached.
Terms: Cash.
BY ordnr Of A. b. 2 hepherd, Governor.
SEGG. Al IL HR9tH4HIKR' Commissioners.
febss DUNO3Hs6H. DoWLIAa 90. Auc...
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We know the PALMER PATENT DOUBLE
YOKE to be the BEST SHIRT NJ the price in the
market, and we particularly request everyone to
examine the quality Of Linen and Muslin used and
Judge for themselves.
1t IL our intention to increase our sales Of Ready
made Shirts ONE THOUSAND DOZEN during
the coming season, and we have therefore made our
PRICES BELOW COMPETITION, and within the
reach Of every one that wants o FIBST-OLASS
SHIRT AT Allow PRICE.
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- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MARCH The 6TH, same hour end place.
FRkD. w. JONES, Trustee
feb8-d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts,
~IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE Rain, rHI
above ssle 10 postponed until FRIDAY, March
FEED: W. JONES, Trustee.
mari LATIMER CLEARY Aucts
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w BIZ GKo. ALFRED Town KND
sT0OKMAN 4 SON, s2s Ninth srI lI,,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR ALL SUB SCRI p.
TON BOOKS, STA TIONERY CHkOMO.'
PICTURE FRAMES, BOOKBINDING. &C..
&C., re. nov1l-h
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Cir RAnk: ApSprGEpo g 70 A NEE GAN
AnMs, Bi BRfyyET MAJoR dHHtRai
1EM 16R gRT2Es A. REviSED ed:
ILL USTRATIONS BOUND IN BLUE
LEATRER, WITH CLASP. PRICE, ~.
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TOMORROW,
III DUNOANSON, DOWLIH0 d CO., Aucts.,
II Southeast corner 9th and d streets northwest
AUCTION SALE OF STALLS IN THE EAST

II Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest
AUCTION SALE o. y STALLS IN THE EAST
In 81 ian With an cot entitled ian Get 10
Market" a. follows:
Distr,a q COluri6.a, That after the compistion Of
Eastern Market building, belonsise to and owned
inston Governor shall ssl for the time Of 1e
ears, the stalls aud stands hersio, after suitable
determined By the ADD Msnses Gcmni is
Thereafter further sums shall be paid b. the pIr
ehsseIs Tor use Of said stalls or stands except such
time Of i've years
.Ss &c nsss " stalls e. :s
snS ss 1s:s sq Sa n MIL
Governor thirty days notice e' ''''0n Oh 'n'
Sec =, And se MgsrIas, enas '.d That the annual
referred to in the foregoing section shall be 1Rpty
dollars per annnm ProVided, That the Governor
ferent sections in said marx ct for the sale Of
produce and such other articles of merchandise as
Sec, !. lsd BE- aJ~iase snsisd Tia. the terms of
sale OF said stalls stands shall De one-thrd cash.
instalments from date Of sale with Interest al the
rate Of eight per cent per annum, aud in of de-
ernor shall sell for cash the stall or stand upon
which said instalment is due for the remainder of
Sec Ard b e f.,ths, ssaetsd, That sny act or
pealed.
Approved June 6, 1878.
Notice is hereby given that the remaining stalls
s M b ;fH Sc dss
March, 1874, at $50 O'Clock .. m. The full terms
Of the law, 30 fare the cash payment the Of
sale. will be stJ cty executed: ProvisO, That any
buying stalks for the purpose Of selling fish, In
the mann building, will buy that privilege until ish
stalls erected upon the outside, and when such
is done the buyers Of such stalls will be required 70
change from the main bui ding the outside stalls
Terms to be complied with within five day. from
day of sale.
fSlKiM d nIn L. Commissioners.
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NJ LArTMIB . CLBARY
- Auctionecrs and Zeal Dstafs Brokers,
0oufhwegt corner PsungylyanfA avenue and ltth q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylysnia and llth street,
Star Once Buildinrs.
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EXTRACT From RKoENT ORDER OF WAR
DEPARTMENT:

To insure uniformity, all exercises, eyolutions,
and GER monies, not tmbraced in these Tactics are
prohibited, and those therein prescribed viii be
strictly observed NV. W. RELKNAP,
"Secretary Of War. :"
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICF,
y MAsHIxsT9s, I; q, FshInsry To- lQ4.
OYsT1Rs az
In EVERY STYLE,
Comm Sp AM eyRR1n NV.

CoaxS tOAn 01BiOH, &c. q "a essa
p =: 90: nsesy ios:ss 4 g. ievsss rsss0 Z
~ mssrsS @ 0oid and silver Wstehss, Dla4snis,
e Ossehing. 0axDses cd n eFtielss 8
jaAe-ly
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Palmer's Patent
Do u B L E.fOKE
SHIRTS,
READY MADE.
Q SHIRTS FOR SIG 50
SHIFTS FOR ss so
SHIRT FOE % 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-29
NEWS BY MAIL.

Serious doubts are entertained as to the
truth of the reported death of DR.. Living
stone. His brother, living in Canada has
had no intelligence Of the event from the
physician of the great explorer.
A collision occurred on the railroad be-
tween Glasgow aud Edinburgh, Scotland,
Monday, causing the instant death of sixteen
persons and injuring a number of others.
In the United State Tuesday the resolution
in relation to cheap transportation was taken
up, and Senator Morton of Indiana made a
speech in its favor. The further considera-
ton of the finance resolution was postponed.
Mr.. Summers civil rights bill was taken up
and warm debate ensued, ending in no de-
cisive action. The bill providing for the
election of the President directly by the peo-
pie, and abolishing the office Of Nice-Presi-
dent, came up AID was discussed briefly as
was also the bill authorizing the organization
of national banks without circulation. In
tie house of representatives the senate
amendments to the post route bill was con-
Cured in. resolution was passed looking
towards the prohibition of vessels from cross.
ing the north Atlantic ocean or other fog lati-
tudes. The Virginia contested election case
was finally decided, after two hours ballot
ting, in favor of Davis and Hogan who were
sworn in,
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, IS. In the report of the com
mittee Of the Brooklyn Presbytery regarding
the propriety of allowing Rev. Sarah Smiley
to preach before audiences in Lafayette ave-
nue. church, and the memorial of the Presby-
terrain churches, it is claimed those churches
violated the rules of the Presbytery in per-
hitting her to preach. The representatives
of both churches disclaim any intention to
violate the rules of the Presbytery.
David White, twelve years old, OF Riying.
ton street, came from school yesterday at half
past three o'clock. Fifteen minutes later it
was found that he had hanged himself with
his book strap. All efforts to resuscitate him
proved abortive.
Alexander ID. Hamilton, the defaulling
Treasurer of jersey City, was intimate with
Winnetta Montague, an actress who PERFORM
cd in Jersey City few weeks since. and it is
reported lie spent most of his time with her !;
she has been tor the past week performing in
Boston or vicinity, and it is thought Hamilton
is with her. Officers have been sent to Bos-
tous,o bring him back if he can be found there,
or follow him up if he has left Boston is the
last place he has been heard from. Experts
have been examining his books and find that
he has taken but fifty of the seventy water
bonds, of one thousand dollars each, which
were left in his possession by the Mayor. 1t
is thought he negotiated the bonds before he
left Jersey City. Miss Montague is the woman
on whose account Walter Montgomery, the
actor, committed suicide in London, several
months ago. Montgomery married her, but
learning her character took his own life in re-
morse.
Louis ZeelEer was convicted in the United
States Court day. for sending obscene ar
ticlVs through the mails.