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E9Gen. ord yesterday pardoDed SEVENTY two
soidiefs who were imprisoned in the Iowa psn!-
uaTy.
~ Mrs. Sally Hicks, OF jefferson, n. H,
eighty years Old, one day last week went into
the field and picked and piled up twenty bush
els Of potatoes.
~ Ulysses s. Grant, jr., son OF the Presi-
dent, and an graduate of Harvard college, is
Studying at the Columbia law school in New
York city.
kgThe Chicago Times describes a local off &c
holder as collector OF the port OF Ararat, when
Noah arrived there with his ark, and has uuiu-
terruptedly held Office ever since.n
RSIt was Chicago lady who sent an order
to Rome 10 celebrated sculptor for some
marble tsger Of Apoller in his close, to cost not
more nor sl,0C6."
MA shoemaker has just died In a lunatic
asylum IN England, IN whose stomach was
found, sitter death, one pound ten ounces OF
iron nails, several pieces OF scrap iron AID an
awi without handle. There were ], 63s nails
ga North Carolina minister lost his life
week or two ago In singular manner. He
was amounting his entire body with kerosene, as
cure for rheumatism, when the OIL was iguited
by the hreon the hearth near which he was
standing, and he was burned 70 death.
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IIBITKD STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ OF teri faceas, Issued out OF
the Clerk ofsce of the Supreme COURT Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and to e directed, will sell, at
public sale, for cash. IN front IF the Court house
November, 1ai, at ~ O'Clock IN, all J l.. Lyn e's
Iisbt title. claim and interest in and to Lot Mo- no.
in Besfi D addition TO Georgetswn,D. o. Beginning
for the same At the intersection of Monroe
and Be all streets, IN safd Georgetown, and running
thence west and parallel with Beaii street So feet
thence south and parallel with Monroe street IS
feet to Beal street, thence east along the line of
Besll street 60 feet 70 the place OF beginning to-
getber with ell and Singular the improvements
L. Lyme, end will be sold 70 satisfy executioD No.
the suit OF the District Of Columbia
ALEX. SHARP, q. q. II arshai, d O.
October Ia, 1874. octlk-drs
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In virtue OF writ Of Teri facias issued out Of the
CI.rk's Once Of the Supreme court tf the District
of Columbia, and TO directed will sell az public
SALE for cash, in front Of the Court house door Of
October, 1874, at IL O'Clock m all defend ants
right tle claim and interest," In snd to part of Lot
the northeast corner OF said lot, and running west
along the line OF public alley In said square II
the eastern line Of said lot q feet and thence north
erly to the said alley and Place Of beginning, to-
gether with all and singular the improvements
thereon, in the city Of washington, D. O., seized
and levied upon Is the progerty Of Minna fsuchf,
viii be cold 10 setisy Execution No. 2ss, In favor
" ~ ALI. SHARP, o. 9. Marshal 20.
October 6th, lQl. octs-dts
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\ WHoLEsALB MURDERER.-A man named
PORTER, wholesale murderer unparalleled in
France since IrOpmanp, was executed Septem
Der %, AT Charities. In October, ISL, he went
TO the farm OF Nine. Lecompte, who had sold
on her stock and furniture, and demanded her
money. She directed him TO the place where II
W5s deposited, aud, as he was leaving, folio Eed
him TO The garden and told him she knew who
he WAS. He turned back and xii ed her with a
hatchet: woman whom she had asked to pass
the night with her appearing AZ the momsnt
he pursued and killed her also. In Janqary
last lie murdered a woman who kept a roadside
II ID, ana in May be murdered a boy aud girl
aged 10 aud II, whom their parents had Iett 10
charge of their farm. Pretending to sell woDi
be got INTO conversation with them, and muir
Qertd one IA the stable and the other in the
house. Suspicion fell upon him IN this last case
and be was convicted OF all five murders.
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PROP Swine AND TIE TROUBLED PRESBY-
TERIAHs.-In the Presbyterian SYNOD of North
ern illinois yesterday, Mr.. Noyes concluded rs
argument agdiEst the acceptance OF the major
ity report and in conclusion asked that the
report Of the judicial committee be laid on the
table, and that the prosecutor withdraw his
appeal. Prof. Patton then spoke. he said he
appealed because that was the only way of pre-
venting DIR. Swing from re- entering the pulpit
he beld that the sggrieved party could appeal,
and that he was the aggrieyed party, because
ur'ess be sustained his case, he was, by the lag
OF the church, the offender and slanderer. Sub
sequently a vote was taken, when tue synod
agreed, by respectable majority, to allow an
appeal to come before the body. The first order
for the session TO day is the discussion OF the
appeal by the synod.
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STATES nARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of five wris of fieri faclas issued ont of
the Clerk Office OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
IT CT OF eolnmb ia and TO directed, will sell at
door of said District, on TUESDAY, the 81 day OF
November, 1874, at y O'Clock m, all Augustus
Chns' right, title claim and interest in aud te
Lots n 8, IUl, lg2 lG3 and LEI, In Dale wr1ght's
subdivision OF Mount Pleasant, In the county of
snd sins uiar the improvements thereon, seized a1d
levied upon as the property of August Bachus, and
viii be sold TO satisfy executions No. 92S against
Christian sproesser, Jacob Deimer aud August
Bschus, no 1855 against Oscar Fsrelsnder and
August BSchus, Nos. 1857, 9775 and 979l against
FRI derrick Myers and August Bachus, all at the suit
Of the District OF Columbia.
ALFX'R sRARP, o. g. Marshal, DO.
October IA, lT4, iI.fs
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CENTENNIAL MEDALs.-The United States
mint at Philadelphia yesterday delivered the
first instsllment of bronze aud silver med ais
su uck by authority of Congress for the centen-
Iial commission, and protected by the coinage
Laws. They are beautiful in desI On and exc
cution, and are intended as memorials OF the
great commemoration of the one hundredth an
niversaTy OF the nations birth, and will be sold
at one, two, three and tlve dollars each accord
ing 10 their respective styles, by the centennial
board of finance, and the proceeds be applied
TO defray1Dg the expenses Of the national cele-
bration. The mint will now turn ont these med
ais rapidly, and the board will be able TO supply
the great demand for them that Is pressing from
all quarters
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A BAD YEAR FOR PARsoNs-A Clsryym4D's
Confession "A Machiss letter 10 the Portland
Argus says that the Congregationalist church
III that town was closed last Sunday, snd the
society Is without a pastor. The Rev. L. T.
Merry, OF Norway, was called thereto in June.
lsi2. At Si,400 a year, In March, 1873 his
tsecond) wife died of consumption. Having
three small children, he cOncluted TO continue
housekeeping, and engaged a young widow a.
nousekeeper. Matters progressed favOrablv
until May, the present year, when MT. Merry
conclg ded TO break mp housekeeping. In J uue
and July he took his usual vacation of i've
weeks, the hOusekeeper engaging 70 work in a
neigbboTing family. He took his children with
hIm 10 Oxford county, where he spent his vaca-
ton. ON his return he arranged % board HIM
self and family with one of his parishiouers
lie resumed his preaching the last of July
Early last week he WAS charged with criminal
intercourse with his former hOusekeeper she
admitting and be confessing the crime. This
cTlminalliy dates back to March or April. The
community was shocked and the church
agerieyed beyond repair. He had previously
borne good rep'sLa ton, and was a bitter raj
zeal on political Pad temperance issues lie
was TO be msrriCH on "Wednesday evening, tine
woman being church member and respectfully
connected.
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THR MILFORD BANK RoBBERY-Ho,Ut tie Rob
beTS iatinidGtsd 1e CGsAiey.-The robbery OF the
Milford \. II bank was undOubtedly the work
OF professionals. Mr.. Sawyer, cashier, had been
Ia the habit OF leaving the key OF the bank at
the post office, in order TO guard against such a
The robbers were aware of this and after put
ting cord around MIR. SawyeT's neck, to pre-
vent any outcry, forced him to accompany them
by threatening to Kill his babe in case he re-
fused TO comply with their demands. Arriving
at the post Office, the robbers effected an en-
trance by removing pane Of glass with da-
nond, and The keys OF the bank were placed in
their POSSESSION.
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I NITKD STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue OF ur writs of eri facias ssued ont of
the Clerk ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trfct OF Colrmba, and to me directed, shall sell at
public sale, for cash. in front of the Court house of
said District: on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of Novem-
btr l6 4, at IL O'Clock IN all John honey right,
ble, claim aud int rest ia and TO Lot No ii. In
square No. t92. 10 the city of Washington, ID. o.,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levi upon the property of
John Roney, and will be sold to satisfy executions
Nos $685. 930, 95i9 and 96 O. in favor of the District
81 Columbia, sgsiust Bobert Farrell and John
Bonty In 1853 and 93ie, against Mary Hsgg and John
honey in No 9549, aud Martin Welsh and John
BUney in No. 1863. ALEX, SHARP,
CctlA-d III q III al
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ABBOT. GKoBGK d. ABsOT, at NJ. r.sifencs,
otiSCk q. m.
he friends q ths family invited 20 attend the
iouersl hom Christ ChCrOa. Geergetoun. A. a
Gel, OK on Friday sfssru
lOckE. On the 2lst instant, ~ ia-tO u m =.
WlLLtem q, younrcst con of the late AnfraN
snd tsrah Locke, In tho cHh year q hfs see
The funeral VII take place from the residepce N
hts mother, No, hSl n street north~s st, N Fritav
morning, - O'Clock. Mass at ~ Pstricks Church
~ O'Clock.
hlBGkll. NtdnC sdsv, October fiat, I1s, ~ n
O'Clock. MABlA RlnGHi1. cobsOrt "a tha lac
syid kicgtlF, Il Annapolis, ND tn the Ts.h year
OF her are
Funeral Thurs3Ey she 80, ~ ; o'clock, from tb.
residence u Francis LGnh, lsla la,h street s-th
wet
SMITH On the evening - the slst iustaut NJ.
ANN kMlTH in the 7iih Yssr 81 her sgs.
FuUers from her late Residence. 4 30 if.h st~eaf
northwest, At O'Clock to morrow esfl afternoon
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

Rf VIM. l.. WALL CO., Auctioueers
- New Marble Building,
hCs. goo and SO2 Penn. avenue, corner 9Th street.
PHREMRT0RI SALE OF ELEG ANT PARLoR
SUITES ~ TIE MOST MODERE sTYLEs,
go WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE,
sIDnBOARLs, WARDROBEs, EXTENsIOE
TABLsS IL WALNUT AND OAK, BOOK
OASIS, BUREAUS, MARBLE TOP TABLES,
MUSIC STANDS, CAECKHR TABLES, HAIR
n On FRIDAY MORNING, 23d October,
" la4 CONN enctng st To- O'Clock we will sell
"a on the frat floor Of our salesrooms an elegant
sssoItment OF Furniture, &C., in part
Ss sets Parior Furniture, Black and Gray h air
I 10Th, LONDON Smoke Pearl Green, Striped, Bed
80 SEES Walnut Chamber Furniture,
80 Marble-tep Tables,
Several Dottase Cham Der Sets,
Walnut msrble-top sidebo ards, Bureau,
Bedstt ~ 3, W ardrobts. Bookcases, Etegsres,
Que French slate Mirror, Hst-rak,
Music ktsnds, Extension Tables,
20 cets Turker Springs,
II air and Shuck Mattresses,
Chairs. Sc, SC.
AIs1,
Five Pieces Ingrain tsrpetisg,
TweEty Pieces Tapestry bIu5-els Carpets.
Forty Pieces 0ilcl0th.
rc,2l It w. Il. WALL 90 Ascss.
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UY b. h. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auotfoneer
FEEDERS ell Buildings, cor. and 7th sts, northyc.t

TBusTEEis SALE OF VALUABLE
AND UkIMPB0ykD Property ON rae
C0RNER OF PEESSYLVASIA AVKHUE
And TENTH STREEr: AND ON TIE COR
NAB OF ID AMP TnHTH STREETS SOUTH
- By virtue of q deed Of trust, ds'ed September
81 so ISL, duly recorded IN Liber No. SIS, folio
= $50, one of the Land records for Washington
County, ID. o and at the request of the party
seSnTed ths rsby, win ssa e tgolic aecsiSu "a
1874; at 80 O'Clock ,. m; u ath0se lots Of
ground situate IN the city Of Washington, ID. U.
known and described az lots numbered one flD ana
four t4l in square numbered nine hundred and forty
seven f9E J, together with the improvements. Lot
numberyd oneUt IL improved by a two story akd
attic brick dwelling with back building known as
No GIG Penney lvsnia avenue.
Terms One.fourth cash, balance ct 6, Il, Is, and
"a months, At 10 cent interest, secured by deed
of trust the property Sold 3l0e will bs rel Wired
. deposit Gay Of sale. All eonveyaacing at en-
pehse Of purchaser. III terms Of sale are not COM
right IN the property at the risk and Of
the defaIBg pnrct assr after i've days Advertising.
CHABLEs A. JANIS, Trustee
oe2o-d 1T. OoLDWELL, Salesman.
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pY JOS. T. KELLEY,
Ii Resl Estate Agent aud A dctioneer,
Office No. 900 8th street northwest.

TBUsTEEns sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PBOrERTY ON THE NoHrH SIDE OF L
STREET, BETWEEN l5TM AND IsrH SITS
NORTH EST, CONSISTING OF A TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT B9IOK DWELL
ING, CONTh1 MEG RO0Ms, &c.
- By virtue Of deed of trust, dated January
a. 1873, and duly recorded in liber No 7N6. folio
- l5S OF the land records Of the District OF Co.
iIn6ia, and by direction Of the holder of some of
the notes secured thereby, in the payment of which
Gefaut has been made VIII sell At pub ic auction,
10 'front.' OF tie premises, on SATURDAY, October
Slst A. D. 1874, at O'Clock p. all that certain
piece or parcel Cf land ing and situste in the city
or " sshlr gton, ID. C., described as follows: The
western eighteen CSl feet AID eight (Sl inches Of
lot numbered four q, by the pth thereof in A.
Eidson's subdivision If square numbered one nun.
drtd aud sixty one, 1911 with all the i'm provements
thereon.
Terms Of gale. as prescribed by the deed of trust:
SSi24 81 the sm1Unt unpaid with interest," at 10 PER
ceLt, Der sDnom II ON October ], Io73 aud sh4 ex-
~ ses of sale in cash, and the balance 6, Il, and
- months, for which the notes of the puTch 4Ser,
vi, n interest from tie day OF sale, secured bv a
deed Of trust the premises sold, shall be taken
deposit of 100 Will be required Of the purchaser
Al the time Cf sale All convey snciug the cost Of
The purchaser If the terms of sss not com pfsi
with within seven days after sale, the trustee
serves the right TO resell the property at the cost
and Tlsk Of the defsuItiBg purchaser.
A. K. BROWNE, Trastea.
Cctl6- dads J. Y. KELLEY. Auct.
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sITKD STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ of ier facias issued out OF the
Clerk Cfice Of the Supreme court of the District
OF Columbia, and to NE direcled, will sell at pub
lie sale for cash. in front OF the court house OF
said District, on TUESDAY, the Sd day of Novem-
Der, l6I4, at IL O'Clock all John Casey right,
title, claim, and interest in aud half of lot
No s6 In square No. 500, in the city Of ashngton,
nlhtrlet OF Columbs together with all and sing 0lar
the lmpros ements thereon, seized and levied upon
81 the property OF John Casey, and will be sold 20
satisfy execution o. 9473, against Charles Wallace
aud John Casey, at the suit of the District of Co.
iuDbla. ALEX. SHARP,
octl4-d MarshaI m N
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GgABDIAN SALE OF VALUABLE UEIM-
BhIWLkS iSTT Ard 18TH STRNETS
H0RTEWEST, ADJOINING THE RESI-
nkSCE OF MARSHALL BROWH, AT AUG
80 By virtue Of sn order Of the suprsmz Court
So Ot he District Of columbia. holding S-Outt Of
OF said suprpne Court, IN" 8 n day Of Oct ter,
1874, equity $50, in the Petii IN of the IN
defsiznsd, guardian OF Mary g. NJ cShpFFy am Us
G. hCShsrTy, i'll Cffsr foe sale public auct On
70 the highest builder, Oh MONT DAY, the 96th day
of October, A u. 1874, n O'Clock D m, ia front
estate OF the said mtnor5-the same being IN II.
viced two thTds-in sud TO trs foil owing described
part OF lot Cf land lying aud being in the city OF
Waehir gton, Di .trict Of Columbia, the same heing
the west part 81 original Lot numbered two "a in
Square numbered one hundred and six, (lO5, D said
part Of said 10. hsyE front Of thtF (3Jl feet on
I strtet, and running back seventy (7Oj feet, the
sud yIace the remaining sn-.third in said prop
eiy viii be sold, gt7iaE the purchaser the whole
e ereof.
Terms Of sale: Gre third Of the purchase money
10 be paid IN cssh. and the residue two equaI a.
s'ailmenis, payable at niue aud eighteen months
respectively, and FOR which the pure is give
his prCmlssory notes, bearing interest," from day OF
sale the purchaser to receive deed aud eN sCute
de- OF tTnst to secure said notes deposit OF SlGO
IL required immediately siier the property is sod
Convey suciuS at CSEI Of tbs purchaser Aad if he
pG' chaser fails 10 comply with the terms of safe
within seven days after day Of sale the said prom.
trty may be resDd at the rick aEd cost Of the De.
ST ca resale ia the National Republican newspaper
TUblfs he'd n said CITY.
JAMES MCSHERRY, Guardian.
oc22 1t JOS =. HSLLEF, Au-t.
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PROPOSALS ROE MILITARY sUPPLIEs.
BEPoT QrARTKRHasrER's oFFTcG,

PHiLAlELFEIA, October IH, ls7a.
cealcd Proposals Ia duplicate, win c8gY of tnis
advertisement Ched q each, viii be receive al
thls once until IL M. On FRIDAY. N 1yeInbsF 10,
1875, Tor furnishing the United :. stes > larfsr-
ssier Department AZ the Puladel phia or Jtf.r-
sonNtiie depot with 900 WALL TENTS wittouT
fts, Poles or Pins, 70 be % the size and desert
ton given in the approved sp7cidcati1 ions FOR Wall
tents on ME IN this ONCE, copies OF which viii be
furnished on application.
The teDts will b. subjected 20 a rigid inspection,
aud nose viii be recsiv. which do not mply 10 an
respects with the specific afious 81 the Contract
The ususl gUarRrty Nill be required u bidders.
sgd the fisht g reject any or al biis parts II
bids, l. Reserved.
tor Information in detail apply 20 this Office.
Enyelopts containing proposals 20 Be endorsed
Proposals for Military Supplies" aud addressed
60 the undersigned
By order OF the Qrartermaster General,
G EASrON,
Assistant QuarteTmsster General q. s Army,
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UY THOMAS DOWLIGG, Auctioneer.
- GAL Louisiana avenue.
A VERY DESIRABLE LOT0E PARK STREE
MI PLEASANT. AT AUCTION.

a " y IEcI bhBLk IUTN PA IN NIREEI,
MI. PLEASANT, AT AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY, October 2gth, az SO o
Ism, in front Of the premises, / viii sell that
~bf autiful Lot en- Park street, Mt Pleass ant, be-
tween l4th street extended and 8. p. Browns gate,
and contsiBing Is 500 square feet of ground. This
properly is adjoining and between the two hand
soonest Ilsces that street The entire lot Is well
fenced, has good fruit trees and excsIIent well of
water, and in every respect very desirable piece
property.
Terms: One-tbird cash; balance iu6 aud IL months
with interest at per cent, secured BIZ deed of trust
deposit of 3l00 required when the property is bid
off. Ioct20l THOS. BOWLING tuct
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kkY FHOS. 4 WAGGAMAN.
ID Real Estate Auctieneer, sI9 7th street.
TEUhTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL, rs
lATh IN TIE NORTHWESTERN PORTION

GE > "a q GrTV AVN III G0 HHN FVhIipn
a By virtue Of three deeds Of trust r. The IN
~ deTsigned. dated respectively December IL. b,
u. 1869, recorded in Eibsr No GO, fJIins II, SC
February 18th, 1870, recorded in Lber 6U3 fJIi0s
49, sc pIil i4tb, $50, recorded l. Der no 81
f9cs ~, sc aod by direction Of the party secur.
thereby We shall, on WEDNESDAY,, 4th day Of
btVeIb2r, 1874, at O'Clock p N Gu The premises,
OF r Tor see BY auciioh, the eastern fifteen Is feet
Gle and ODe-nBH ga iLCht~, part by the dep.n
tEertof OF lot v ia the subdivision OF original lots
in fquare numbered two h3ndred and eleven, m sfe
10y The 81, NiDcents Orphan Asylum Of said city, ,
eDc dr ly recorded.
Also, paris Of lots marked and lettercd Q and in
subdivision Of original lois il square numbered two
hurdrtd and eleven CID, maze b. 81. Vincent's
Crpban hsy lum OF sale city, fronting fifteen l5D
one aud one-quafter f114J iuches on Rhods Island
avenue, and exceeding back with the same width to
the rear line of sait los aud iytbg and a1oin-
ing the said part Of lot Y. which convey ed to
VIM. y. Woodward and +. w. j mes by deef re-
corded in Liber No 6c6, at toIios II, &c.
Also, the western fifteen i5) feet and one half
2DiEches front, vita the depth thereof, of the lot
numbered or lettered u, III tqusre numbered two
nuIdred and eleven GRID, according TO ths sQbdi-
vision thereof, made by st. Yincent's Orphan Asy-
lum, aid duly recorded.
Ire Improvements consist OF oflck houses,
Terms of 8 lie: 0ne-thifd cash on eaon, balance in
notes at twelve and twenty four months, bearing 8
per cent interest from dsy OF SALE aud secured oy
ceed Of trrst the premises. All convey spciug
the pUrcb aser's cost. deposit of hundred dol
lars will be required at sale each piece Of
property sold. III the terms of sale CON Piled
with in ten days after the day of sale, the Trustees
and cost of the dGfauiting purchaser.
J6 JOSH y r 'G GSssss, Trustees.
Ccip-eo&ds THOS. Il. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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CEENkTroS CArsr or TSrrAr cu,-r,.
The temal liable statement h male In = rer,,,,
lunaber OF TIE Belgic Abeille Medicll ina. -
immense number OF corp-es burned hvthe Him.
zoos. who are compelled by the worship ~
BrAhma % burn their dead. "A the real capse ~
Asistic cholera. The poisonous gas-s gene
rated in this vsy hover In the air darfuR the
davs but 80 night sink into the 10 yer afraas-
phere, mixing with the water aud various ktna-
OF food, and permeating the iunEs IN the p~a-
cess OF respiration. In HindOstsn. fhe Asiattc
cholera u epidemic, get SUBJECT certain tnh A.
ences In the atmosphere. 10 becomes epidem G.
snd then causes ruin and destruction IN the re-.
motCSt COut trtes.-Ths Citnfr.
n(-TIa sr.rr ~ thn r,r.r..In- .--..n-a n.
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HSidtEs a kFeeial TsrEl, Octobsr Sra, 1874.
In IN case Of Tn Jesup n ler and Virginia Miller
executors Aforesaid have, with the appreciation 0f
TIE supreme Court q the District Of Columbia
ior the final settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate Of said deceased and OF the Assets In
tuned into money when and where all the creditors
ana neirs o. said deceased are notified 10 attend,
WIN tnelr claims properly vouched, or they may
o. is oy law Be excluded from all beneit in
ssla oeeeessds estate: Pr0rtdsf q copy Of this
order be published ooee a veek for thres weeks In
Ine trening Star previous to the said day.
Isn A. WHISTLE.
octo-tn& Register Of Wills.
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A FATAL ACCIDENT TO A YoUNG LADY.-A
distressing accident occurred in the neighbOr-
hood of the House Mountain on Friday week,
resulting in the death of Miss Moore, daughter
OF Samuel Moore, esq, Of Kerr's Greek togn-
ship. Miss NJ. and her mother were riding.
when the horse of the young became fright
ened andran. She attempted ~ jump OFF, but
her foot was caught in the stirrup; she was
dragged for a considerable distance, and re-
ceiyed several kicks from the horse. The body
ing entirely .-Legiaqton Eal Gnseffe.