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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-26
HONEY Market.
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH,
PARIS, November 25.-Rentes, elf.
zoe.
LONDON, November 25 Amount
If bullion Withdrawn from the Bank q
England on balsuee to-day, Gt4 OOO.
COnsOls for money, 93bG9St Uuited
states cnupOps-5-20s OF 1865, lost; do.
1867, 1904; 10 40s, l04i; new IS lOSi;
New York Central, 81, Erie, z4l; Erie
preferred, Az
NEW YORK, November IS Money
easy, 23G3 per cent. Exchange LETT IN
dull 1t 1854 Tor bankers sixty days stel-
ling, and 400 for demand. Rates for
mercantile paper are uuehsnged Gold
gss mode ately active at illk@lll3.
CARY ing rates were II AMI per cent,
ana fat for borrowing. specie engage
ments FOR tO-mOrrJw's steamers amount
20 81 .O3O. coo. ali gold coin; much OF this
goes To Paris. Clearlngs. S42, 0O0, 900
Treasury disbursements. $2l3, 100. Cue
tom receipts, S24S, 600. Government
bonds were irm; coupons OF ISL
1913; 1852, ll23; 1854, ll4i; 1855, ll6.
1865, new, llSl; 1857, llst; 1865, ll9f;
new IS, li2s; l0-40s, llSt; currency g.,
lis. State bOnis we're quiet and
steady; Missouri 6s, 941 old tennessee,
rs; new Tennessee, 20; new Viz
ginia, 80; old Virginia, SO, oid North
| Carolina, q; new Moth Carolina, II.
Railroad bonds were firm. As this was
the eve of q holiday the stock market
was very dull, and there was DISPOSE
ton esrlv in the day to "bear' stocks
under the lead OF Erie and Quicksilver,
the former falling off { per cent. be-
| low the closing quotations OF last night,
on lower quotations from LoDdoDi and
| preferred OF Quicksilver went on q, ana
| common per cent. There was trmer
feeling as the day advanced, and the
decline was more than recovered.
| shortly before the close the market De-
came weak and prices declined from 70
3 per cent. on the general List compared
with the highest point Of the day. The
principal business was 10 Lake Shore,
| Northwestern. Wabash, Western Union,
I Pacific Mail, Union Pacific, and Ohio.
! Transactions aggregated 1874 900 shares,
I of which 1900 were Western Union, IS,
600 Pacific Mail, Il, 600 Erie, 81. coo Lake
shore, $500 Union Pacific, 10 600 North
western, 400 st. Paul, 5000 Toledo
and Wabash, and % 600 Ohio. The
closing quotations We're as follows;
Canton, sos; Western Union Tel
egraph, 500; Quicksilver, S35; Adams
express company, us; Wells & Fargo
EXPRESS company So; American ex
press company, 65; United States ex
bress company, 64a; Pacific Mail, 60t
Nav Yotk Central, 1Ols; Erie, 27s; Erie
; nreferred, As h zuem, 1870; Harlem
6rsferred, I25: Michigan Central, 754
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne Ss5 North
western, 423; Northwestern preferred
GoI: Rock Island, loot; New JeIse,
Central. 1901; St Paul, 81; g Pail pre-
ferred. 81; Wabash, 29s; Wabash pre-
/ erred Al; Fort Wayne, s6j Teri
: Hauts. lO9; Terre Hsote preferred, l2s
: chicago AID Alton. l0lsi Chicago an
Anon preferred, l0s; ONO and Missii
, emo. B24; Cleveland, Columbus az
I. Ciaolnnasi, 81; Burlington ana Sainel
D 1881: Lsks shore, sos Chicago, 70
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COTTON MARKETS..

louisville, November 25.-Cot
ton quiet, lac.
CINCINNATI, November 25.-COt
ton quiet. l4lc.
EF LOUIS, November 25.-Cottor
in good demand at full prices l43c.
NEW ORLEANS, November 25, IL 80
-Cotton-middling, i45c; Gales
1870 bales; receipts, $40 bales.
m.-Net receipts, $40 bales; gross
5zq1 baIes; exports to Great Britain, 1851
baIes: sales, 5000 bales; stock, l39 367
bales; market quiet; middlipg, l4Ac
LIVERPOOL, November IS, 1880
p,n Cotton quiet and unchanged; up
lands, 73d; Orleans, 6t98td; sales, H.
600 bales, of which 1900 bales were fOI
export and speculate n. November and
December shipments from Savannah OF
Charleston, nothing below good ordin-
airy, Z e.l6d.
2:30 p.m.-JRnuary and February de-
livery from Savannah or Charleston, low
middling clause, 7sd. December and
January shipments from New Orleans,
low middling clause, It'd.
4.30 p.m.-October and November
shipments from Savannah OF Charles
ton, low middling clause, 9-l6d. De-
eember delivery from Savannah or
Charleston, low middling clause, 9-l6d
Sales OF American cotton to day, $500
bales
NEW YORK, November 25, l0:l5 am.
Futures easy; January, IS l-l8G l51c;
February, l57.l69l5Ac; March, 1870
Is IS Ice; November, 1904 1916
I0:40 a. N. - otton quiet and nominal
" unchanged; the last quotations were
Ordinary, l21e; good ordinary, lac; low
middIing. l4Sc; middling, 4tc; Ala
bama, l5c; OIleans, Isle; Texas, l54l
1910 m.-Futures duil; January,
10 l-1e6I5tc; February, 15s6l5 7-I6c;
March, 1539l5 1870; April, ICE
Is I-l6:; May, I6 5 l6Gl6sc; Decen-
Der, l4f9l4I3-l6c Sales Tor future de-
livery, 10, sou bales.
1890 p.m.-Cotton dull, easier and
Dominally unchanged; sales for export
10 bales last evening; sales TO spin
neTs to-day, S7S bales; last evening, 275
bales.
2:l5 p.m.-Cotton quiet and IN
changed; sales for export, 225 bales; to
spinners, S2S bales. ,,.t
Net receipts, 5l3 bales; gross receipts,
1890 bales; exports to Great Britain,
$3.50 bales; sales, 1883 bales; stock, l03,-
257 bales; market Gull and easier; mid
ding, l45c.
Cotton report for five days at all the
United States ports: Receipts, l07 7S9
bales; exports TO Great Britain, % S57
bales; to France, 1916 bales; II the cou-
tiBent, 5l64 bales; eoastwise, 100 bales
stock, 675, $50 bales
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Richmond, Is IN command. The Belle
Lee, Captain Frank Hicks IN command,
came IN last night from New Orleans
with 1S3 bales OF cotton, lot Of seed
and groceries, and had 300 tons OF freight
for reshipment 70 the Ohio river. She
is receiving for New Orleans, and de-
parts at O We O'Clock this evening, taking
the Kniehts Templar of this city 70 the
grand convOeation Of the order. The
City Of Alton arrived yesterday morning
from St. Louis with a good trip OF freight
aud passengers. she put CT here a few
packages of freight and adGed 3OO bales
Of cotton. Her passenger list included
number Of Knights Templar from
| Nebraska and Iowa The John 4. Iollei
with fair freight list, passed up for 81.
Louis before light yesterday morning,
and the City o. @ Iiney, well laden, pass
I'd down for New Orleans The Frank
Forest from O-ceols, brought In yester-
day morning SO bales Of cotton lot OF
seed and other freight.
aevs Drift.
Captain Nat Greene, the well known
steamboatman who formerly COM
manded the Richmond, has taken bis
place on the hurricane roof OF The George
w. Check. .... The swift steamer Mary
Ament, will arrive the latter part OF The
week, and leave as 3 regular PACKET Ior
Osceola next Monday. THE New Or
leans freight tariff 10 81. Louis 10 twenty
cents per hundred pounds on sugar, ana
other freights In like prOportlon....-.L Inc
New Orleans steamboat captains Al On"
cinuRti drew for turns to leave. inc
Exporter drew No /, and will follow
the Cherokee TO New Orleans, leaving
next Saturday,. superintendent WADE
thinks It is not advisable to publish the
complete list at present, as, although ali
boats ia the line drew lots comll 3
events may transpOse the order slightly-
......ShIevep0rt Times tWen ty second;
Inc news from above the raft s'Ill con-
'Inues all right. The rise thus far AZ
Fulton Is no doubt cut Of Little river atd
Kiamitia. There are some more trlou-
taries sb we to be heard from, that VIII
no lubs add to the rise now IN sight,
......Ciucinnati Enquirer OF Tuesday:
81 The advices from nead-Waters are sun
encouraging for a good boating stage,
and steam b0atmen are correspon0lDgly
happy. The river WAS still risiog
here last night, with five and half feet
water 10 the channel. The rain contin-
ued until after one O'Clock yesterday
though it was very light during the
day. -. Mrs. Annie Laugdon Dugan,
wife OF Captain r W Dugsn, Of the
wreeking-st Gamer T. F Eckert died Of
consumption in Covington last Tuesday
The Kittie Eegler is loading at Gin
cinnati for the Arkansas river. She viii
leave there Friday. ..... The James D.
Parker has made her last trip in the Gin
cinnati and Louisville mail line The
General Buell. and General Lyle will
resume their place in the line......Cincin-
nati Enquirer, of Tuesday: cine Mem
phis packets have not definitely con-
cluded their arrangements yet, bat it Is
probsble tina. only two boats will be SEMI
cut this week-the MinBeOis and Par
ker Whether there are more than two
next week depends o. the wishes OF the
captains AID the amount Of business.
No positive arrangement has been co.
tered into yet as TO the turn in which
they will leave
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, November 25-Busi.
ness was light with commission HOUSES
ami the ,b6iDg trade inactive, although
a fair amOInt of orders was received
from the interior. Cotton goods quiet
tut unchanged in price. Cotton q
aels more active 10 first hands and the
supply Is small in lower grades. Side
baud prints active Wooden good, are
quiet Foreign gods move slowly. hut
Dlack czshmeTes srP in ste dy request.
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d. N. LUDWIG, Observer.

Movement OF coats
The Phil Allin, from Friar's Point,
arrived yesterday morning with 2sO
bales Of cotton and $40 sacks Of seed
The MARI Alice and barges passed up
before daylight yesterday morning, with
the following freight for St. Louis: $500
sacks OF salt, 40 bales leaf tob icco, 49,
boxes tin, 1877 packages soda, q, 600 feet
lumber and 100 tons glndriea. The Geo.
w. Cheek, yesterday morning, brought
N from the upper coast 70 bslss Of cot
ton, 2s7 sacks Of sssd and s lot Of sun
driea. Captain Nat GTssHs, late Of the
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Belle Lee, GAINESVILLE, Osceola.
weather. Rivers ana BusiAe.s.

weather, Rivers ana Busineaa.
Yesterday was clear and cold, with a
stiff breeze that made overcOats comfort
able. The river here continues 10 rise,
with nine feet to Cairo and thence seven
FEET to st. Louis. The Ohio Is rising at
its head waters, and good stage may be
leaked for from Cincinnati down. The
cumberland and Tennessee sre also Iis-
inc. White and Arkansas rivers are
stationary, with q prospect Of = rise very
soon. Business on the whsrf yesterday
was moderate.
OFFICE Obs, sIa. SER. U. s. a. /
November Is, 1874.
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umbus and Indiana Central q In
nois Central. 971; Union racine S,si
Central Pacific bonds, s5s; Union Ia
cific bonds, 9ls; Delaware ana l'AcAA-
Wana, l09.
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u.KuOOR REsTOREB-A victim o
youthful imprudeDce, causing premature d. :
cay, nervous debility, etc, having tried IN
vain every known remedy, has flund simP''
ssl@-cure, which he will send free 20 his fellow
sufferers. Address ]. Il. REV e., . Nasssu
.t-aat Nnu N~-b
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ley following. They viii noi Win = NJ, =.
Nicksourg; A handful OF determined
.oeh are defending the homes of that
discover thai he h eonstantlv be;s,,s.
rlrced Ia .fnn.a - -. ....---I'y Nelbe
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county government has been ia the
hands o. ignorant and corrupt officials.
who, with one " two exceptions, have
piundered the public treasury and set
tne laws and rights OF the people at
ceDaneei that these officials of late have
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-26

a. .lAt. Wnether It is endurable in any
latitude or MISUNDERSTANDING il can IL
patiently submitted TO ia Mississippi. or
whether Il would bepatiently submitted
70 ~ michigan OF Vermont, is part of
the general problem before Us. Presi.
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D@. ~. HsBWNGON
pRfVAEii
Ie5ioaI DispensaEp ,
ne. 81 JeHsresn Street.,
8stEesn Main ana rrort Row.
,EEH FHIs, r.
~ IoHNs0s !. - b Fl p.

r ~ JoHNeoE b seEaoW edged 5y sii ps-i
eiez interested, a. b. taF t.la moss suec6fl-
a. Physician Ia l1a treatment Of uri vare =
eorci disease Qllek, tlorouEl and perm 10
'a1t cures guaranteed 20 every case, mae ll
1l1dia. Recent casaa OF 4cuClr1ea auf -Tgl.s
q cured In q few days, without the as q.
1efDury4 change Of diet OF 1iufrauee fr1l
l1sineis'- Secondary 3ynlllla-i1s i1sL vest a.
nist4latsa WialQ1i me uge u ll6reuET. tr=
i1llaLafy ea OF semen stopped in q slct DO
tGies 7aaafdli ffu11 lfu lCleuey or los
sluA P4E p lore1 % free glEor fn q r-F
reeE1. FtcftIHG of iair ahuaa ana srre=Ts "a
fslefyi &c -arl-ls from ausrmaforrnea and -
u physical aud mental power. speedily ana
3erua znautly gufads
Particular AZ .euslou paid 20 ths Disssss-.1 !
Voman. and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lang Dit5asas cured ". asE
ams61sEs
TAIT cousuI GaffonH strictly 11u1danzlsl
p Eodf etnss ssuf b. cLgre-E 20 al para q. t4s
once houFs nruni 9 a.za. 20 pm. sunday.
TON % 49,
zp2 cav D. . 5Vd15 y Do
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'sener Bruder-Bund Rail.
a. t ,i.e. Deutscher Bruder-Bund will give
Iss nun annual ball at Cochran hall. to-
nloLIoW-nignt, and are making ar
Iangements 10 insure for Il 3 h,iIis...4
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CHANGR OF SrHEDTLE.
MISSISSIPPI & TBEER lSEBR.R.

ON AND AFTER So yDAY, NOvE3IEEz
" Is 1874, trains viii run as ION VS.;
AEETvE. LEAVE.
View Orleans Mail, daily .------3 10 3 II leo pm
Ex press T q daily except
san ayl-.-------.---.-.-.-.-.S: IS am. $40 pm
Fright NJ Account ratlOu
daily texcepf Sunday 500 pm SD am
Ira1us on Uni road make close connect. on
at Cfreuads with New Orleans. 80. Lou S an &
Chicago Raj rad Tor Canton, Iscss1u. Ntez5-
burg. SER uiEu 81 bile and New urie- rs. and
for ali points North and So itu- 40 Aeup lls
18th conuecl ing lines for all points NHrtu and
Ea-t and III mpu-s and Little Rock
Rail way for an points IN Arkansas, Texas
and the Wet.
Tickets on sale al 81 Main street aud at tls
depot 81. BURKE, sup't.
JAMES Il SPEED. Ticket Agent movie
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Boats Leaving ThIs Day.

BOats LehVIuA NhNs UAJs
FOR NAPOLEON.
IIrISoIs. Cheek, master. pm
20 ( Sc LOUIS.
Cry OF CHESTER, zeigler, master.....--..5 pm
FOR NEW ORLEANS,
BELLE LEE Hicks, master ------......-.-4 p m
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
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Dooieys Yeast Powder
Is per ectly Pnre ant Wholesome
Dooley's Yeast Powder
Is put up IN Full weight Cans.
DooIey's Yeast Powder
Makes Elegant Biscuits and Rolls
Oools y's Yeast Powder
Makes Delicious Mufins, Ggiddie Cakes,
CorDbread, etc
Dooley's Yeast Powder
askes all kinds OF DumPlings, Potpies, Uakes
and Pastry, nice. ngnI and - eea--ay-
OooIey's Yeast Powder
Is the best, because perfectly pure.
Oooiey's Yeast Powder
Is the Cheepest, eeesu-e fuI weisht.
Be sure 70 asa for
DoOley's Yeast Powder
and 90 pot be put OF with any other kind.
DooLey's Yeast Powder
Is guaranteed to give satisisotion.
Dooley's Yeast Powder
Is put q In Tin Cans Of various sizes. suitable
for Families, clearinghouse, Hotels, Res
taurants and River, Lake and Ocean
Vessels on short OF long voyages
The market is flooded s1t.. chea ., inierioI
Baking and Yeast Powders OF light or short
weight. DO0LEYS YEAST POWDER II
warranted full strength and fuil weight.
sold at wholesale and retail, generally
throughout the United states, by dealers In
Groceries and Family Supplies
ElIsl5EI ~ q : ! & 3 8
:. Il - q il n 7sy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-20
g EORG ETOWN,

FRRsHRT ANTICIPATRD.-The water in the
Potomac here is gradually rising this morning,
ana IL Is reported that there is heavy freshet
in the Shenandoah river; also, that the Potomac
Is rapidly rising at Harper's Ferry.
iHR BODY of Henry Taylor, colered, who was
drowned In the Potomac river last FRIDAY MORN
ing, mad not been recovered at noon to-day
FISH MARKRr.-The receipts of fish at the
wharf today were only 3 900 taylors and 4 900
herring. The tayl0rs were sold at sli and tn a
herring at So per thousand.
IHk LADIRs or Georgetown will hold tenn
perance prayer meeting at the West street
chapel on Thursday OF this week, at twely We
O'Clock IN.
REVIVAL MRETINGs.-The Rev. DIR. Cola. q
celebrated evangelist, is holding a series OF re-
vlyal meetings at the Gay street Baptist church.
GRAM TRADE-The receipts of grain TO day
were ZOO bushels wheat, 500 bushels corn and
80 barrels flour by the boat W. III. Billmyar for
y. GJand j. Nj. Waters. No sales.
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AL K A NDRIA.

PROPERTY SALEs.-Green & Wise. auction
GERS, sold to-day two acres of ground bounded
by montgomery, Madison, Pitt and st. Asaph
belonging to Edward b. Powell. ear. tn fhs
heirs OF John A. Washington, deceased, for
81 200, subject to contingent dover right. The
same aucnoneers sold on yesterday the farm of
west OF Manassas, containing 14O acres, to Mr.
Cnas. GOODWIN, OF Michigan, for IS 900.
Fish KEPoRr.-Since II m. yesterday, % 900
and perch have arrived. Shad, s18 20 s22 per
perch, % to 80 cts. "AN
IHE TOLL GATE built by Mr.. Pullman, yes.
terdsy on the Washington turnpike. vac aSain
cut down TO- day by the citizens Of the county
Sentinel, Of Saturday.
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Con densed Locals.

The sioop-of-wsr Wyoming has arrived at the
Washington navy yard.
Ladies, see d. Z. W. Carriers new advertise
Dent Of dry goods.
Shillington sends US early copies of ScriBner's
Aonihiy, 81. hieholGs, and Godey's Lady's Book
The Rev. John Vaughan Lewis, d. D.. rec
Of st. stephens parish, Providence, X. /.
baptism was administered to fourteen per-
sons n Grace p. T.. church yesterday by the
Sixty delegates from the various lodges of
knights Of Pythias of this city lett last night
for Pittsburg, Pa, TO attend their annual con-
Tention TO be held there this week.
Company b, fret giment Washington Light
Guards, Capt Donald MeCathran, have moved
into their new srmory, in Esputas Hall, navy
yard.
on SATURDAY.. Henry Jenifer, coloreA, was az.
cidentally shot in the thigh by Henry Gordon
at the house Of the former in an alley between
T. and G and 9Th and sth streets southeast.
A train will leave here daily hereafter at $50
p. m on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
for Philadelphia, making close connection at
Baltimore for the west
The millinery store Of Mrs. Solomon, No. s2s
Massachusetts avenue, was entered by thieves
on Saturday night last, who made good their
escape with few small articles of fancy wear
ing apparel.
A horse and wagon, driven by James Clarity.
the Western market, on Saturday afternoon
ran over little boy named VIM. Brown, but
did not seriously injure him.
At the morning service at The Mount Zion NJ
r church, corner OF 18th and streets yester
CAV, the pastor, Rev. l.. q. Muller received nto
ehurcb six new members, converts of ths
HRtIaeted meetings held during the week.
The large linen table cover with design
representing "The Last Supper" and scenes
from the New Testament, ralied on SATURDAY.
night at the residence of Mr.. VIM. FORSYTH for
won by Detective j. A. MeDevitt. There were
one hundred and fifty chances at 81 each
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APFAIRs IN LoUDoN COUNTY, VA,-L1nd
Sdies.-Mr. b. g. Carter sold 80 acres near Az
die, SO 80 per acre; purchased by Henry Mot
felt. The Shreve mill tract Was sold to j. n
Lawson for Sl2 per acre. The Limestone mill
property was bought by Richard Heater for
$40. The farm known as the MARROW tract
purchased by Mr.. Powell Harrison fer S3I IS per
acre. James H. Carr bought the Hughes farm,
near Mt. Gilesd, $50 acres, for s25 IS. Eighty
acres Of Jesse Piggott's land was bought BY
John Piggott for $50 per acre. Bernard
Hough's land, 50 acres, was bought by X. j. T.
White for $3.50 per acre.
Brtdge-An order was made by the April
court with reference to the erection Of bridge
over Goose creek, on the Leesburg and George
town turnpike, directing Mr.. Henry Saunders,
road commissioner for Lsesburg township, to
savertise for proposals to build the bridge, to
Wdshingfoniau.
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PROPOSALS.
STATES NAIL.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
- WARRINGTON, March Sld. 1874
Propossls VIII be received AZ the Contract ON GO
OF this Department until O'Clock d IN " M
SJth 1874, (to be decided bY the lCth of Jn1e LEA
ior the mails q the United States from July
lst lsl4 to June 20. 1876, the following rou,e in
The state OF airy LAND sno by the scheduie Of de-
IsltCres ana arrivals herein specified, viz:
So4l From Baltimore, by Garrison, Rockdale, Ram
9aIttown. and HarTisonville, % NORTH
Branch, le miles aud back, ak time. Wess :
sschedule q departures and arrivals sat.
isfsctory to the D. partment,
For forms Of proposal, gu srantee, and cerffaca.a
SIC ALEC Tor instructions Sc 90 the Conditions 10 be
ia ire contr act. &c. see advertis -mant OF
D-cemoerlst, 1873, thVitng proposals far mail ser
vice, 70 he found AZ the principal post Offices
bios Should be sent IN sealed envelopes. super
tcrlbed " N Gil Proposals State Of MARYLAND. an
eral. a CRESWFT ou-
elo-mot Postmaster General
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
PERIMfT0RY TkUsrEEs SALE or vALU-
ABLklMPReyEpP PROPERTY AT AUOrIOn


- By virtue Of a deed Of trust. dated July 18th,
1873, recorded in Lber III, folio AZ, Of the lsad
Arecords az Washington county, District Of 90
lumbis and By direction Of the holder Of the notes
secured thereby, will sell AZ public auction, in
lS4, a. O'Clock p. m, all those pieces or parcels
0i isnd SHOWN a. parts of Lots numbered l0T, los,
Georsetown; described as follows: Beginning IN the
north side OF LIST street ~ feet east from Frederick
street; thence running east " feet: thence north
snd parallel with Frederick street, leS feet 20 an
alley thence west on said alley feet, aud thence
soul to the begin ming, and also the Stable on the
side OF said alley beirg the essterumrst S5s-
bic but one OF the range of Stables buit and fr,nt
ing on the H.rth side q sai3 alley.
Terms OF sale: 2col with interest at ten per
cent rom July Nth, 1873, together with the ex-
pentes OF this sale, in cash; balance in s AL II
munths, with interest at six per cent sscsred By
Titles AMI deed OF trust thu property Convey
Mcing at purchasers co.t; S2O0 down whEn the pro-
perry IS struck OF. If the terms of sale are not
complied with in seven days, the trustee reserve.
the right to resell the property the risk and cost
OF the defauting purchaser.
Il. p DODGE, Trustee
e1o-d THOS BOWLING, AEctionaar.
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Fine jet Jewelry, from 81 to Sc.
Fine Plated Jewelry, from 81 TO s25.
Fine Plated Chains from al 70 Sl0.
Fine Plated Bracelets, from - to s25.
Diamond Jewelry III gold, from So To $50.
received at Prigg's Jewelrv Store: No. 4I
pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
0
BEAD, PONDER, AND BE WIsB.-Housekeep-
efs should hear in mind that of all the different
BAKING Powders in market, none have stood the
rest or q strict chemical analysis like Dooley's
feast Poscder. Dooley's Yeast Powder contains
ne Ingredients but such as are healrhful and
chemically pure. This insures uniform success
in the making Of rolls, biscuits, Sc, which in
at wholesale by Dooley & Brother. 90 New
street, New York, and at retail by grocers gem
orally.
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GkORGErOWN SAVINGS 8ANK, -. Co.,
81 HIGH sTREET.
=. Bank hours, q. m. to .. m, ami on Saturdays
no receive de poehsl until 2 IN. Interest paid on
DEPOSITS General snking BHxues done, aud Col
iectlons made on ell accessible points. Discount
II. POLKINHoRN, Presr: J. DICKSON, Cashier.
II. Polkinhorn, Tn IS. ID wiling, 1T Mitchell,
La Dickson, r. L. SrJpley, Fred W Jones,
Riley A. Shisn, Z. d Hartley, Thos Kaowles
ApSfm