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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Y. RAINE, Proprietor.

| Sortihafiung in Siinoel suiammensupaden
| Wan perid]loB Die &hiire sslno ianote mad Ell
mem Boli5titen, ocren balo ,pei, gid1oliou
| unD Yorre8, eintrafen. Steie fauoen, bepor
| lie ben britten Stod erreid)ten, Elm BaQr
| Sdube, Die unier ge9er moblweisic, uorher
| aus9eSogen bate, mas 1ber ood nid)t uerbin-
bern tounte, OaB leiHe S6ritte neruommeu
rpurOen. 2ls Die YoliSiten eintratcn, iteute
itd oerlelbe, ais iei er betrunteu. Gr muroe
lofort in gepabrlam gebraGt, tpoielbit man
in ieiner Sad)e etne biibide Meeri6 6aumpfeife
Cntoedte, bic etnem Der Sausbemobner qe=
b6rte. Der idImerSe @auner CAB ietnen yta=
men ais Sbomas SoertOn an. 6eute Otorz
gen muroe er nor baS Boliieigerid)t gefiibrt
uno unter Ser 9lnflnge bes idlpercu 9lebiiab.
les Dem groBgcldworcuen @eridlte iibcr-
lpielen.
Scr YroSeB Der Spinoenipren9er.
9Salblngton 10. .NOubr.- Der YrOSeB
ge9en sSbitIep, 6arriugtOn uub g8illlamS,
mel9er lebt bcreitS IS Sage bausrt, wuroe
scute 0torgen fOrtgciett. Sic Ssltbeibiqer
lnbrten nod n1ebr GutlaituugsSeugeu Dor;
inter benIelbcn mar and 9tettleilip'sS Sdwie,
9ermHtter, peld)e iiber Nsttleiblp'S 6eiien
I'M Iprll auSlagte. 9lui Die 9lniraqe, NO
Nettlelblp 9e9enmartig lei, antmortete Die
6rau, Ite p1lc eS nidt, CT lei lett orei Sodltu
nift 5u 6auie gemeien. (Jt. halt iid be.
fanntlld entierut, bis Oieier Sturm porii.
ber it,
s. 81. @ofran la9te Gus, oaB Danes al
Dem Gage, an iueldIem gi.'S Slno 9eltorben
mar, in peiieu 6anie uoriprad) NIB BON u.
9elO erbielt, Inn nah gSaibington III 9ebeu.
9Sm. S.Geeo, friiber Dtitgieb bes@ebeim=
olenltes, mafte 9luSiagcn, baB Die gauSe vi.
tatre BON 'Sapes eiugefGbelt lei, nm Dem
ltettleibip eiu Sein Ill itelen.
9ad) Der Sltung8pauIe, al8 9ieeb ms
SreuSuerbOr 9enommen merocn iolte, iaate
Naploge, Reeo lei oeben in Der 9Surhalle BON
3nrutb bebrobt porben.
6lbble lagte, bleies eriunere oil elnen dbn.
ltden Sau, lnoem gSbtlep eiHen 3euQCn Dor
Dem Gomtte ln lebten Sriiblabr idmer miBs
banoelt babe.
Der Nldlter marnte Den fampiuiti9cu 3n.
ruth.
0}eeO ia9te, 6apss babe bon ibm pcrlungt,
Dem gt. cine Sale Su itellen, bamit man ben
1elber tn'S 3ud)tbaus bringen fGnnc. 3cuge
la9te, er let iton bereit gelpeleu, gtettIeibp
elnen Sd)abcn 3u3ufiigen, aber 10 melt babe
CT rldlt gebeu wollen.
gtad)bem Der Remz Oorfer QDpofat @enct
ben aSlped elmer uOn &irtlano al Sarrlnqton
ab9elanoten 0epei6e ertldrt bate, puroeu
@r Soup. Sbepberb, S. 3. @pau8 uno Sc
belmpolt6llt Glarpoe auf ben 3eugeuitauo &c.
rufen. @larpoe nluBte Die Serbaituna beS
@tnbred)er5 Senton nod einmal ausiiibrlih
erSdblen, morauf fid oaS gerid)t bis noroen
uerta9te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Ste eReDniitfintt iu VSene,tefo.

5Qoanna, 10. Jf0Oember. = Die Sreun6e oe6
45rdoenten SIauco boifen in 80 Sageu Die Jieooluz
tion unteroritt su habeu. Die Re9ieruns bat ieet
t0,GI0 Utann unter Waffen uno cine Dullion Dollars
i'm Sdate. Ser in ct. 29omas Sebuis 8eparatur
lie9enoe are9soampier "$olipar" lit 3uridgeruIen
Doroeu, se9en bic HebelIen perm auot Su Derben.
Serielbe 1T uont0ubi9 ausseriiitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
3. &atae, 6eraussebsr.
epe3ial ,Nott,em.
8aItiutpte
FIRE 9nfmrntfrr Mftirr

8aItttnpte
fire e3uGuranfe Office,
eao~et:v6e boa eeutb. aas SSates, etsabe.
Oieie @eieaj9 uerf9 9ert tortmdbren6 aegen Bers
!all oSer SHaben burd5 SranSunsIiid iomobl in ber
gtaot, pie TN 2onbe, ole Grten pon Gisentbum.
sgo9Ir, eabens uuo Ssaareu5duier, 9anSslssiiter,
afcrbau=Yroeutte, Wobeln, Saus @erdtbf6aiten,
IN Oau besriHene ober i'm Safen tn 2aounS befiub,
1.-The sSabrseuse u. I. 10.
Oas Direftoriun! beitebt aus foIsenben Serren:
g9m. q. partition, Yrdfoent;
Geo. U. EiderS, $. ,. 3apff,
Sapio g. Wilion, 8. Gobt. SenttuS,
Soita6 Bennington, 6. Worton Stefuart,
SSrancis Z. Sing, o. s.. Nepcomer,
Seurp Carroll, Srpine Sorlui3,
81. g. Steuart, %. 20. Saplor,
gSn. $. Brune, Ssrael Sohen.
@eorse2. Sartton.
appltationsz z6orrnu!are nae ueitere Na9r:at iibe,
SoushT unS ssaterfrase, ert5eilt, fpO aud ole Iii
trdoe iofor erleoiat uerben. GrrF1eruu9eu tpercen
firsen6 cine 6rit ansenommeu. ipeldbe Der Ippli'
ta,,t fpiinihen mag.
(Sanl,iSD 6r. @psowortb, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
gNieoero1tft,at,mc Der Mrbeit.

SSieoeraitfnabme Der glrbeit.
mnt6 8aumpollfabri, an SaItic. 10 aleiIen nSrSz
lid BON bier, bat Die Arbet fir Die Solle 3et ieber
auigenommen, natoem oeielbe burdb ben Gusitano
Der spinner oret gBonen btnoucd ius2euoirt mar.
SSaatment sit Neip=@prf.
Ne rpz y IT. ~. Rop.-@eor9e6. Srepp, Sud1z
3abiunsen eineeiteat. S:e Saiiioa 5eianien mi d AMI
$20000O. SerieIbe Ieiette fruber 9eitempelte Gouz
pere fir Die Reseluns, erIielt aber eiuen @ontra
nidlt perIQnaert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
y,esusiidte 9epef6en aus
G3ets1- -Wnrf

9iemzO Oorf, 10. ytop. - 6eute fam
aus a0lu, 0eutlhlaub, cine Bolt Sriefe an,
Die bort Spei Sabre 9elcgen bat. 0ie Sriefe
iinb meliteHtbeils pom 10. Sttober 1872 Oe<
tint.
- Sob er0ifnete beute su 11o2 unb idIoB
su 11O@.
= Die 16. gaptiitenzSir6e bieiigcr Stabt
clitleoigte iid, gelteru ibrer Sdulo BON $500
in taunl 20 Wtinuten. Gtntge Wtttglteber oer
@emeinSe sablten ben gall5en getrag.
- CHARLES @ranbinc, Der IN bem @ebduoe
Ser 9ebrioer gSaro, gtr. 397 unb 3S1 Der II.
Strabe Srano 5u itiiten perlu6te uno auf ben
golisiiten, Der i'm perbaftan iuollte, NIT
Sd)rot l1ob, ipuroe beute 81 10 Sabren
3udJtbals pcrurtbeilt.
= Der Inter S6asnleiiter 5ablte beute
$171 900 fir 3inienu. s468, 700 fit ein9el0ite
SonpS aus.
- Die 3oaeiunabmen bstru9en b.ute
S404 900.
- Sn Der Dfiinse trafeu bente bon Gan
6ran3isco 81 Sonuen Silberbarren ein, Die
9rOBte SenOung ieit LANCER 3eit. Die Wfiinss
beanten lageu, baB i'll Der Bbilabelpbia ct
WiinSe 50zGeutsltiide oaraus geprd9t weroen
iolleu, welfe angeblib nad SiiOamerita be-
ltinlmt iluo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11

Seriiderun9 MIR $4,000. Stint Seusrpebr.
leute erlitten Serlebungen.
Soiton, 10. 9top.-Sn ben @eb0l,en bon
ItioSletoipn, Otaii., ipiitben beocutenOe
&albbrGnbe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11

Grtlaruffg.
Da Elm @eridt in ber Stabt crfutrt, oaB mir ans'
perioufen, INN nier 9eiddit aufuseben 10 eroreiien
mir bieie @eIeaenheit, i'm uuieren 8rnben uno bem
Bub!ifum ansIseigen, baB mir unier Geiddft n d
aufseben, fonberu uur NenfdbcnBaare 5um
aofpIee uertauien, un uuieren Sorratb sa reSaslz ~
nro stid fped,e mir Sum aofcnrreiie ablaiien fers
ner 5000 aros rsetfes gu So Gents uno beursr, Jos
uie Elm ausemsines aiiortiment non Sa9ruaaren.
6aarbi.rten, admmen II. Yarfilmerle'u: Ntan lptene
Waaren s. Scdnnerets
ISon261SE) Nr. 81, Xertnatpnttrdf3e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Sic e3erid,te itber Wiee=@raito cut
NSiIfDn'S 2lttSSa0cu b 0eut entirt.

y{emzY orf, 9. Nobbr.-4uf ole 6rage
zines Seri9teritatters Der y9t.=D. Sribiine"
erpioerte Sice .Yrdiioent g8ilion, bab er ME,
mie bon tbm beridtet porocn iei, NIT Dem
YrdGbeuten @rant iiber ben oritten Germin
neinrndlPn hnhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
. 9r. 3. &. Mo4foM,

as- Sene ftiusebenbe aettenfid9 "SIeesz )" stah'
,ma5d9ine, sroBe ebneoer Otaibine uno mttflerer
@r66e, belonbers Iir Samen, tpelde eaoenarbetten
uuo Samilienarbeiten idnel unb selbpinb, oaner<
bait uib biIis perarbeiet. Sb perfanfe, permlefbe
uuo pertauibe aue Irten Utdihinen uno babe oaS
complsteIte 8sparatur=gei4dit i'm eanoe.
s. +. WeHeunep.
glr. 1876, Observation-Disclosures, uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
ssreiiprednn9 oeS We8erS 2tmns
SimnttS.

9tem Orleans, 2a., 10. gtop. -
@eItern wurbe bic Sad)e bes Ne9ers 9mos
SimoniS, Der bel Der leBten 9Sabl i'm Serre
8onnez Yariib gemdblt puroe, perbanoelt.
Simonis mar Der S0btung einsS 9tegere oere
ieui9en Barrei, bic ibn angrifi uno Uerfolste,
angetla9t. Die GOroners Sllrp betanb nur
aus Sarbi9en, meldle Elm Seroift aui 30otuug
aus Jtothmebr auSlprad, ipona9 Der 9ln9e.
tla9te iofort entlaiien puroe.
San Domingo 1taN Ssapti.
5apanna, 8. yfon. = 9fad)rid)ten pom
27. Sftober lieseu aus San Domingo uno
5anti Dor. Sn beioen Republifen berridte
3tube, uno Die Seiddfte boben iid).
Sas Stcigen Der SabadSpreiie in @uropa
iibte einen sroBen einfluB auf ben 9anoel
aus.
9nr18ebrannt.
2onbon, Ont, 9. Hou.-Orei 6(eiberz
banbler iino BON bier entfloben unb baben
Shuloen gum Setrage bon $40, 900 ;lriid.
9elaiien. Sbre Jfamen iino bis iebt nid1t be-
fannt gemoroen.
Gin antertfaniidDes Sd,tif bes
fdtaoi9t.
9iHsitou, Sanaifa, !. Wou. - llnter
ben am 6. D. D. bnrf ben bier piitbenoen
Srfan be!bdbigten S6ifien geb0rt aud Die
amerttanii9e Srigantine n5elen."
8rdnoe.
goiton, Maii., 10. Nop. - Gin in perz
gan9ener Nad)t sm 2pun ausgebrobeneS
Seuer did)erte ben gr0Bten Sheil Der frans0=
iiiden @Obslfabrif elm. gnluit $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Mm oie 50. 9reber, 9teap & g.,

Wr. II, SH0=WahhraBe.
gieine Serren! gSir baben oas Beranigen, 5n
betdtiseu, oaB mir Sbre fsar6en iei eiui9er 3elt
pertaufen unb baB bieielben Alen, meld9e iie 9e=
braudt baben, 3uiriebenbeit 9eseben babeu., sSir
tonnen iie fir aGes DasjenSe empfehen, ipeite gle
fur oieielbeu in MnIpruih uebmen.
l9Uai16-Yop1SNl cxpn. q. WQfer s SohM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
gaaore's Ro(eu-Babupulper

.Heftip reiuiot uuo matt bic 3abne peiB, loft ben
Sssinifeiu al. uuo peroinnert oas Seroerben Der
Ssaae Sic ssaeon Der saaateL if men, neelid, BE-.
ouem uno iparianl. Brets % @euts. gu baoen IN
suen Mpot6efen uub DroSuenz9anolunsen.
(Nua5 i2OiteT) -,--S " :" = =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Selesrapbii9e 2epeidea.
.Sniaaos0epsjaen
slas Der Sunoesbauptjtast.

8aibington, 10. gtop. = Ser italtez
niibe @elanOte s. De Sousa QObO iibergub
beute bem YrdToenten ieiu abberuflngs-
Shreiben uno nabm in elmer furSen, per-
binbli6en 9iebe, Die eben 10 ber3lib nidtslaz
geuo ermi>ert iuuroe, feierlib ablhieb.
9as Saus @omlte iiber Serlutllt9un=
gen wolte beute cine Sibung abbalten; es
nar ieood) fein Suoruln anmeienb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Ndllfnt emf a1t ~ ein.Mnrf.
Wfafien GntlaHungen bon
~ q 4, o cS.tS
gus Spuihana.

Re m : 3 IF, 10. Rou. - 240 9lrbeiter auI De
Srooflpner Sdiffsnerite iinb entaiien norOeu uni
ioaen ipetere Serabihieouusen in bieler Wotbe nod
erioi9er. tGSie gRahl III uoriiber.)
nus Spuittana.
Wetp leans, ea., 10. Nop. - Siiui be-
9eiauseneu BON ct. 0iartinspille telteu beute @au
tion fhr br Griheimen por geribt am sfuetten Nou.
tag i'm Sdnuar II. S. SieieIben nb Der gBioeries.
liteit an9etta9t. Sn ef1en oieien Slnen if cir
aHioapit semabt iuorben, uno Stpar burdb elmer
Neger, IGmeuS Sobn Setft. SerieIbe bebauptet
sroEeH S6aoen oaburd OIL ieiuer Saump0Qcruott
erltten 5u baben, oa6 man ieiu Sebeu be6robt babe
iuenn er 5u SGuie bliebe.
Sn souiiiauo befinben fidl ausenblidlid1 2S Com:
ra9nien SHiauterie, Sbmaoronen @auallerie unit
9 VQtterieu Nrti0erie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Cine 9pppel=Ss inrtd)titn9 tn Henn=
fnlOnnieft.

81 ntroIe, YennI., 10. yfop. = Die
9oppel-'6inridtung bon S'Itara uno Srpiu
BEN. Sieielbsn ermsorb.ten ss am 2s. geptbr.
3. 5. in b0dit brutaler @eiie Die Ututter uno
Sfweiter ocs S'Otara. I'M iif oerielben su
entlebisen unS Oeren germ0gen, etpa $4,000,
81 erben. gahbem iie ibre Spfer abgetban,
idleppten ite Oieelben auf oasSdienengeleiie,
Inn 10 Den ani6ein gu erluefen, alS ielen iie
iiberiabren moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Ser W0roer S6iaina'S.

GInctnnatl, 10. JfObbr. = Der lnnge
Ggner befannte, oaB @eorg 9tufer am Cant
flag 9lbeno nm 10 llbr bic gSlrtbidait eineS
Suters perladeu uno ourd, ben Sbormeg in
bic 9erberei aing uno iid) in bern &aunl, mo
oas Yferoegeidirr hing, perltedt babe. @r
lelblt babe iid) on Den @in9ang bes Chores
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Gnaldno,

2onbon, 10. g{opbr. - Die bel Oem
geitrigen Sanfett in Der y@uilo 6aae" gez
baltene 9teoe bes Wiuiiters 9iaraell bat ni1t
geringes Iufeben berpOrgeruteu. Semer-
fensmerth ilt es, baB 3. iid) NIT Dem Reiul=
tate Der lebten YarlamentSiibuns suirieoen
erflGrte, aber ale politiid)e anbeutungeu uerz
mieo. Somelt Die @egenpart in Setradlt
fomme, babe baS 2ano ME beier prOiperirt.
Der NnuhH merhe nnrauSlihtliGh sunehmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05
UKsnsss lie called the "eab cursed state. "


81 Kansas is called the ''gsb cursed state"
~ The new NUTS are big enough for tso
hands only.
s>-"ITitation of the brain" is the English
substitute for emotional insanity.
F-PrOhibition TaIbot's republican oppo-
nents are out OF "spirits. Boston Post.
BS-Is II Daddies LOnglegs or Daddy Loagiee-
ses-N. 4. Herald.
81 The devil OF the Shelby (KvD Ca4rant
thinks Shelbyville has more judges and iass
Judgment than any place Of as size in the
world.
sS-A married girl OF n wears. seeking a d.
vorce on the ground that sue il too Young, l.
one otthe latest social developments Of Indian
apOlis.
ga proposal WAS recently made IN scotland
70 license drinkers a well a. saloon keevers.
esch one 10 be tested snd receive a certlhcAte
OF bow much he could cary"
~ The girls OF Vassar College, saws the
Rochester Union, are made 20 sieep without
heads 80 high?
SJersey msrksmen since the great match
at CreedmOOr, have been practicing AT living ON
lhtr pscks, ana shooting, a IA Fulton, At mos
quitOes on the wing.
sS-A Wisconsin man has invented q nav mar
by which fellow can SIT facing tue bow while
rowing. IL won't be used much iu pleasure
boats-the girl usually sits in the stern
81 he English postal system il so thorsuRh
ID II msorected letter will relentl asslv ch ase
man nom one end OF the British dominion 10
The other, and never give il up TIL Il hnds him
or his corpse.
fFF. q. Fellows travelling agent for william
buhl * Co, wholesale jewelers., OF New York
Wss robbed at Poughkeepsie. on Satgrisv. OF
carpet bag containing nne jsweiry 20 the
amount Of about - 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05
ID n n ID.

H1HE. kurdaT, ~ u o. M IN her s-th YEAR
AT a, wife oi The late David Hiue.
Funeral Tuesday, the CHI. at 2 .. IA i. from the
street southwest.
LONG. On the 7i'h inst DANIEL LONG q
nstiye 81 Mysstreet, County q Cork, ireland, ia
the 9Th yesT II his see.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from hts residence, No ~ q
O'Clock 2 IN.
BUE. On the "a iUst., EDDIE, Infant son OF
HaBBing F. aud Mary Roe, eyed ten days.
WALLACE On M0ndsy, the 5.h iaY Of October,
1s74, 81 Woodland, the residence % Hrnry NsyloF
IT., ROBEET kOBBlbS WALLACE, brother ~
tbe late Richard hsllach, Of ths cIty AIRED "a
years.
Notice Of time Of funeral In morning papers.
Baltimore and Boston Papers please cCpyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

KEEPING 1T UP.-The advice of Horace Gree
ley; $50 West, young man, 90 West, !" Is some
times good advice TO follow for NOR Al as well a.
financial recuPeration. About fifteen wears ago
Rev. lsaac halloch, Baptist clergyman OF
Boston, was indicted and tried for adultery
which, in Massachusetts, is a penal offence.
Though the facts were positively sworn 90, HIS
able counsel succeeded in securing a disagree
ment or the jury. But public opinion was 80
strong against Kal'och that he left the ministry
ana went TO Kansas, and engaged in business
there. Within the last year, however, he has
become a preacher again, aud is said to be more
succth sfui than ever. On recent OCCASION in
IeaTenworth tt is said that the great church
the largest IN Kansas, was filed TO overt Dyi NO.
ana crowds who desired admission were turnei
away from the doors. The New York San re.
marks: ''This shows how short IS the memory
OF the public for accusations of adultery brou ght
against an eloquent and affectiouAte preacher /"
Ii 10 be doubted whether it is the fralty Of the
public memory which produces such a result, so
much as the appetite for pulpit sensation alism,
which insists upon gratifying itself without re-
gard to consistency or consequences. Kalloch
Ike Be6cher, II said 10 have extraordinary gifts
al moving eloquence, and the sensatIon-seek K
ers are willing 10 run the risk Of being made
duIts and victims If they can find any cue who
will help them along on Sunday, when the thea
trrs ere closed, by converting the church into a
PisynOuse.-BG baltimore San.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05
RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RATLROAD.
SUNDAY, JULY d, 1874

. a. fkoM WASHINGTON CITY.
80 - Baltimore and Way Stations.
f.0o m, Baltimore, Annapolis, Oranbarry an
n May Stations on Main stem, and washingto
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B1TD;sTiI,s, HsssIs.osn, Tsedssict, stsan'
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80 Q m, Baltimore and Way stations
40 q. m. Point OF Books and Way Stations
'o'oY .; n Baltimore, Blsdensburg, BeIrsviIIe
i-oo NJ New YORK, Philsde phis, Norfolk, ri.
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ss p m. Bsitimore. rreds aRS h ana all inter.
mediate Way Stations.
t1a ,, n. Winchester, Haserstown, Frederick,
noIi,sD Oi Eoess ana Way Stations, via Metro
{ ~ N Bal. more, Annapolis and W ay Stations
s soo ?. m, s Balm. snd Relay;
lei Spring. B6ckViiIe, Hss e n. hI PsS
IIs .. m, Baltimore and Way stations.
msrsinseurg, Berkeley springs. Onn,bsrIasd.
s ps},s az Al stations on Metropolitan road
SUNDAY TEAMS.
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nd ONO Ticket OmCes, Washington Station, ard
80 P,sLn s avenue, where orders will be
tTHSs. T. SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
n, COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. h. EO0NTZ, Gent Ascent iv1s
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sIIf business seems congestiye try printers
ink well rubbed In.
81 In Canada they gave q coiored man the
cat o'Dine tails the other day for an assault on
q woman.
1The Pulltight Tattler IL the name of a ma
per which has made its appearAn in Pendle-
ton county, ky.
DAt Rutland, VT, John Phair has been
found guilty of murder In the first degree for
killing Mrs. Ann Freeze.
sI"She dyed for me, said q young husband,
when he beheld her dark locks sdualIy re-
turning to their original red.
~The London Daily Telegraph learns from
o Catholic dgnitsry that the Duke of N0rthu IN
ieity. The report Ia considered doubtful
~ The Georgetown (Ky.) Times, September
80, says: "a physician informs ne that girl
baby was recently born near Muddy Fork, IN
this county, having features rs old IN appear
ance as q person eighty years Of age"
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TNIqKD STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In vrtne Of writ sf eri faeiss issued out Of the
Ct~rks Once OF the Supreme Court q the District
OF Colombia. and 20 directed win sell public
sale for eseh, in front Of the Corrt house door Of
eatd Disfrjct, on WEDNESDAY,, the 0sth day OF
October, 1874, at IL O'Clock IN all defendants
right title, claim and interes In and to part OF Lot
the northeast coraer OF said lot, and running west
along the line OF public alley In said square II
feet thence south Is feet 10 inches, thence east 20
the eastern line Of said lot n feet. and thence north
efiy 70 the said alley and place OF beginning, to-
gether with all snd singular the improveme nts
tberson. in the city Of Washington, d. O.. seized
ard levied upon as tho property Of AinnA fsucht,
stmtpistratrfx Of Frederick veucht's estate, and
VIII be sold 30 psisfy Execution No II sas In favor
Ali SHARP, o. 0. Marsha, D. O.
October s:b, lst. oct5-dts
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A REMARKABLE ACCIDRNr.-On Tuesday
night freight train on the Valley railroad, ap-
preaching trestle work 500 feet long, below
woodstock, came across two horses on the
track. The trestle is only crossed by 10 inch
plsDk in the center, and across this the fright
ened animals dashed at full speed, the train IN
hot pursuit; and, though the night was pitch
dark, they got safely over the narrow plank. As
they got over, one turned and got safely down
and the engine passed over him, cutting him
square in two. II is a mystery how the fright
ened animals, in the darkness OF night, going on
run, followed by the shTieking locomotive
could have crossed a narrow walk-way at a
dizzy height, which il requires a man with q
cool head to cross in the day ume.-StdHatoH
(Td.l TtRdicdtor.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE NAYR
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- o4l Louisiana avenue, two doors east OF 1th It
fBusTEks sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hnAL ESTATE ON r STREET NORTH, BE-
TWEEN 9IH AND 10TH SrREETS WEST

Ts sgsp Esr sALr SN yALgAsLr IMPROVED
TWEEN sTH AND 10TH sTRKETs WEST.
Of a. s 70 and she dGs se
~ corded in Liber No 7s2 folio IL one Of the land
sDd q bs res ue Of The sI party scared
ne oy, we VIII eel AZ public auction, In front of
Der, l4s O'Clock p ali that parcel Of land SIT
nate in the city Of Washington La the District OF
Plan Of .aid city as snd Ssiss iii II lot nu%bsfed
fifteen (l5) IN square Numbered three hundred and
re Hofss ss
vi IN depth o. sixty se feet the portion Of said
dscTipon, 70 Wit Bssinnips at the ss' n loS
corner Of said los numbered fifteen. u.s.! and run:
ope thence south parallel with the east and
t.sn,I 1ss e. SAD lot sixty o feet henes east
south with said east line ninety mine 1927 feet to the
.oath line forty elk ts6j feet and one inch to the
south corner Of said lot thence nsrth With the
Go, alley thence west With aid sIsH z. ene
set to the southwest of front part OF said
front part Of sss iot one hunrss sns .r ns OF SHd
81 to the plsce Of beginning, together with ali and
sppurtenanees to the same belonging or sppertain.
Terms Of sale Is prescribed by said deed of trust
TIE amount secured thereby IN paid $3.50 49,
and expense OF sale in cash, aud the balance at six
% twelve, tl1l snd etshtesn lsl msnth. for notes
Ssed x q fT b on the property sold deposit
at the cost Of the puTebs, q, tbs
iei ms 81 sale are not complied with within seven
resoid at the risi s9d Of the d.fsniting pur.
chaser, add the said Deposit shall be forfeited.
R RAInb d. II rihltLLsapgv Trustees.
sepl4td THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
fyTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TCEsDA October 9th, same hour aud lace.
RRh hShY p PH TIhhIdtsss,bert Trustees,
oct2d THOMAS DoWtISG, Auct.
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n Ar RE Ii

FOWLER-HEBBERT October sth, in e.
nominioke ChuTCh, " the Rev. J A boEel, %
=, Mr. JAMES THOMAS IOWLER and Mi.s
MAkl u HkhBEhT, both Of Washington.
GRAf-kklD. THURSDAY, October let, 1874, hy
the Rev. J. Il. CooWbs, y A GRAYto Miss MARY
n. Rid, beth Of Georgetown, Il. q.
LpCkKTT-H0LLAED ON tie evening Of
teptmbeTts h. lS74, ~ the parsonage q ST. AlOgsfu
1hnTeh, by TIC Rev Father Mcguire, MF. JOHN
LJCkETT 90 ANNIE A. ROLAND, ali oil
tbs city.
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CHLoRAL IN SKA-SICKNRss DIR, Oyilvie
Will says, in a severe voyage across the Attain
TIC he gave choral in eighteen cases of sea-
sickness, aud in only one did the drug fail 20
produce relief. He gave them thirty grains in
sweetened water, directing the dose TO be re-
ptattd II relief does not follow IN twenty min
ut, I. He advises a little light, easily digested
foOd to be taken before sailing, and the choral
to be taken and the patient 10 lie down on the
first ~ mptoms OF the sickness presenting them