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TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE in GkORGETuWH,D ID. O
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated June -lst,
al a. .. 1869, and recorded in Liber I and B, No
@l5, folio Is, &C, one Of the land records for
Washington county, d. u, and by the direction of
the party secured thereby will sell, At public
lion, in front OF the premises. on TH URSDAY, the
10th day Of January, A D. 1874, at O'Clock .. m
all OF Lots numbered one hundred and fifteen (l5j
and one hundred and sixteen (l16), in Beatty and
Hawkins addition to Georgetown, In the District
Of Columbia, together with all the improvements
thereon, consisting Of first class residence in the
upper part Of Georgetown.
This property will be sold sub ect to prior deed
Of trust, OF which statement will be exhibited at
the sale.
Terms of sale: 5000 in cash, of which $500 must
be paid at sale the deferred payments Be paid in
8, IL, and Is months. with interest at ten per cent.
snnum from day OF sale, secured by deed Of
and insurance TO the satisfaction Of the trustee.
Terms of sale to be fully complied with within six
day after day Of sae otherwise the trustee
the right TO resell the property, after weeks
tice at the risk and cost of the first purchasers All
cenyeyancing at the purchasers cost.
WIN. II. WARD, Trustee.
Il. Mob. TIMONEY 90, Aucts.
cec3l-eOfds IGeOrgetOWD Courier I
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS Auctioneers,
Id No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and D sts

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV-
ED PROPERTY AT w0-STORY
BkIOk DWELLING HOUSE.
- b. virtue OF o deed Of trust, dated Noyem-
Der 18th, 1870, and recorded in Liber 6sl, folio
-130, OF the land records of Washington county
District Of Columbia and by direction Of the holder
Of the note secured thereby, will SELL at public
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of January, 1874, at O'Clock D. m. all that
piece or parcel Of ground in Washington city
known and designated As Lot numbered So, in l.. 8
Chapman's recorded subdivision of original lots 4
TO ii inclusive, in square 36l
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, secured by Q deed of trust on be
property and notes bearing interest at the rate Of
10 per cent. per annum. If the terms Of sale are
not complied with in five days from sale, the Trus-
teereserves the right to resell the properly (on hye
days Newspaper nOt.ce) at the risk and cost Of
chasef's cost.
p. A. DARNIELLE, Trustee.
JAM GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts.
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HYDRoPHoBIA AMONG HoRsKs.-Samuel
Cole, a farmer living near FlatbrookviIle, n. j..
was compelled TO shoot a beautiful team Of
horses under peculiar circumstances a few DAYS
ago. For some time past hydrophobia has pre-
vailed among the dogs in that section 10 an
alarming extent. A short time since one of Mr..
Coles horses was bitten by a dog, but as the dog
Old not beray any symptoms of madness,
nothing was thought of it. But recently the
animal acted strangely, eyincing consider able
irritation whenever any one undertook TO go
near or handle him. few days ago, Mr.. Cole
had occasion to use the team. While being
driven on the road the injured horse manifested
symptoms of hydrophobia, becoming uuman-
ageable, fOaming at the mouth, and biting the
other in a teEible manner. Mr.. Cole then felt
compelled to kill the team. He procured a gun
from a neighbor and shot both horses without
delay. They were worth about 500, being q
finely matched pair of horses.
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FREE HgsIoAL ooE9EETs,v~
Hear the n H3'Sec spCspoHrxrxrox.

m. eCHWARzBHBBR0Y,
l0e Pennsylvsnia avenue, south sxds, 6stvesu %
and Oh streets.
This instrument Represents IN inDense Orohsssra,
WITH drum, sy%ks,,, 81 sal.ss eo.Issss;
USiI.R . ss eA5t5i p SssaSs p, VA.
Tor he szsssaos y iss.e S1 sss.s.d % &. I'd
EsSSss sssSe = se $780,, &c 81 q Apr i' Tor
ordered thss the tsstinoay N thscese be caoes1
ss sss "a sss - sss s ): e.
ted g ne llh dsy o. Marcl pssf; 81 ia s.il
Dsstttoe D bserd on The 18th ~ q Msreh nsxt-
dssh.vS f.S. Iioes3f, $780,.
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10y THOS. u. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctsneer, sl9 7th street,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
HOUSES ON STREET, BETWEEN 18th

AND l4TH SHEETS.
- Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing
Ii date on the eighteenth day of August, A. d
- 1873, and recorded in Liber No M, folio 4y4, ct
seq one Of the land records of the District Of co
iumbia, the undersigned trustees will SELL public
snction. III front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of January, A. ID 1874, az O'Clock D m.
ai those pieces or parcels Of ground in the city Of
Washington, ID. q known Lots numbered S3),
(3 1887, S6D, $50 1881, 1927 (40D, and (4 in Chip
man, Exley and Richards trustees, subdivision ST
Square numbered two hundred and forty (24OD the
said subdivision is recorded in Liber Il. ID. O., No
], folio 81. These lots are twenty feet in width.
fronting on street, between Isl and l4th streets
northwest They each run back one hundred feet to
alley of zen feet width. They each improy ed
by Brick II ouse having Mansard roof.
These lots sold sub Get to prior deed OF trust
from which these lets wi be released upon the pay
ment of thousand dollars each lot, with inter
EST thereupon at the rate Of per cent per ap-
mum from September 18th, 1873.
Terms ef sale: Half cash; and residue in six
twelve ard eighteen months. with interest from day
Of Gale, secured on property sold, all cash, at the
option Of the purchaser. ConyeyanciDg ct purcha-
srr's cost If terms Of sale be not complied with in
six days from time Of sale the trustees will resell
cost and risk Of defsulting purchaser. SloO of cash
pay ment to be given by purchaser upon the accept
auce Of his bid.
GEO. F. APPLEBV, lr
VIM. y. EDMONST0N, { AiU7tees'
IRr7 THOS, K WAGGAMAN. Auct
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MARRIED IN A BUsGY.-On Christmas day
Rev. e. Beard performed an unusual msrTiAgs
IN the road about a mile from Staunfon, Va
The happy couple, VIM. +. HOuif, aged p, aud
Miss Mary +. Hussey, aged 10, drove up In q
spring wagon with their walters. and, At the
point on the road where they had designated
the preacher TO meet them, the ceremony took
piace.
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HandkerChfefs.

Our stock Of Handkerchiefs is now complste, and
Comprises
PLAIN HEMMED LINEN HANDLER
CHIEFS
HEN TCHED LINEN HAEDKEROHIEFS.
CHIEFS.
INITIAL LINEN BANDKERCHIEFs.
-PLAIN AND FANCY SILK HAEDKER-
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PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
L TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL POINTS IN TEE NEW ENGLAND
STATES.
tHROVGH BETWEEN WASHING TON
AND NAV YORK

STATES.
AND NsW YORK,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
ne equiP mebt on this line is new and Of the mo
elegant and improved finish.
PULLMAN PAkLOR CARS ON DAY TRAIN
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS
ri. IN snd after Sunday, October IL. 1873,
WI be run over Pennsylvania Air Line, leaving
rem and arriving at the depot Of the Baltimore and
rpsomAc railroad, northeast corner Of sth and
FAST LINE, leave " ashingten sos a. m. daily,
Leave Baltimore at s:I3 q. m daily, except Sun
day.
Lesye West Philadelphia at 1882 p. m. daily,
Arrive at New York at 4:23 p. m. daily, except
RICHMOND EXPRESS, leave Washington at
Leave Baltimore at 2:S3 ,. n. daily, except Sun
leave West Philadelphia at sos m. daily, e1.
Arrive at New York at Io:Iop p. m. daily, except
EIGHT KxPREss, leave W sshington at sos
Leave Baltimore at lO:43 D. m daily,
Leave West Philadelphia at y: so q. m. daily.
Arrive at New York at 8 q. m. daily.
TRAINS RETURNING.
FTH Ltnt, Leave New York At ss.n.
k,eamond ETp1sss. leave New SOrf a, 3 p.m.
arrive at Washington at I :Os D. m.
Arrive a. " ssRinston at s:is .. N. ."
ceSnnections are made in New York with steamer.
Central and RrsT rSii
road krte Railway, and steamers on Hudson River.
bsTss a. Low os ss y any other rogte ,,
yste Residences Ordersleft the following ofices
where tickets and Information can be obtained :
east corner 9Th street and Penna ave; Passenger
station baltimore and POTOMAC rairesd, corner Stf
YEAH General Passenger Agent
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CT the work Of the order.
S-Tennie Claims dramatic debut was a
dismal failure.
SThe Philadelphia carpet weayers are stu
on a strike with their backs up.
S"The fecund Dion" is the way the prolific
Boucicault is called.
@Let US have the duty on coal abolished
". Y 7Sib1ne.
SBy-snd-by the competing railways will
"throw in your dinner"
81 Transactions in Hair" 10 a Detroit edi-
tors Introduction TO a street fight.
@Gatham walters cry ''sleeve- buttons for
one?' when you order fish balls.
~The New Hampshire women who prose-
cute men for selling ale should be appointed
constables.
@A touching feature of the pstOn tea do
ings vas group Of sentimentslists, who stood
for an hour in the chilling fog, looking conten-
plauvely into the water of the wrong wharf.
An Indiana merchant, in a ht OF SON
nambulism, got out OF bed, took the scissors and
cut the quilt in two, and then asked his fright
eRed wife If she wouldn't LET him show her some
thing else.
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I-In making cake, beat the whites and yolks

s2-In making cake, beat the whites and yolks
of eggs separately.
sra hen stopped a train on PENNSYLVANIA
railroad, her body striking the trigger that put
the air brakes, but she will never stop an
other.
~"Good morning" said q oompositor TO the
head of fourishing family; "have YOU any
daughters who would make good type setters?',
"No, but have wife that would make q very
good devil"
lady tainted away At prayer meeting
at the Michigan street NJ. Il. church. in South
Bend, recently, from blood-letting occasioned
by tn prick Of pin. The affair created quite
q commotion.
- Baltimore win not admit girls to the Hieh
school under twelve years Of age. II thinks
that below this liDit the children would have to
undergo process Of mental forcing which Is
very injurious, and quite opposed to the com-
plete development Of their minds.
ga mill has been recently started In Eng
Lard In which -four Ia made BY crushing the
grain by fmall trip hammers instead of grind
ing it 1t II claimed that pounding mill cost
ing 81 .0o, win produce a. much Hour in the
same TN . ~ grinding mill worth e5,ooo
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foUR CRTNEs-Frederick Heidenbiut VS.
sirsignsd ~ Philadelphia yesterday Cor the
murder q the German baker, George Kuhnlc
The prisuns standing mute, the court directed
rlsA Of not guilty 90 be entered. and the trial
wss fixed for the 18th ms Mrs. Kuhuie whO
was injured by the accused after the murder OF
her husband, Il IN q critical condition.
The jury in the Meehan case, % Phnsdel-
rhtA, have rendered 4 verd CT ssthst Rose Nee
han dice on the sd Of December from the ef-
iacts Of violence by being outraged, and that
james { lendenin, Samuel alias Fink X johnson
IhSrles l.ockhart, Robert ". KeNhu. John
layton. william White. Frederick St1rk. sud
George Turner, are concerned ether - prin,i-
psls or accessorios."
II is stated that the grand iurv A. Chie.so
Las found true bills against David A G.gr
lste CITY treasurer, Tor mtsapproYri alton OF the
city funds ard Tor perjury in certifying 20 in
correct statements OF the condition OF the ctty
treasury. Indictments will be presented In the
Criminal Court to-day.
A gang Of masked thieves entered the house
OF Henry Nicholson, on the Long Island rail
rosd, last evening, bound and gagged the ser
wants, the only occupants Of the house ana
robbed it Of all portable articles
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DY DUNCANSON, BOWLING & 90. Aucts
ID Southeast Corner 9th and streets northwest
TRgsTKE,s SALE OF gEIMPRoyED PRoP

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPR0vED PROP-
ERTY ON d STREET, -BGIMEEN NEW
JERSEY AVENUE AND NORTH CAPITOL
- BY virtue Of sdeed OF trust dated 9th June,
1873, and duly recorded in Liber 725, folio rs,
~one of the land records for Washington county,
District of Columbia, and by request Of the party
secured thereby, will sell, at public auction, in
10Th, 1874 at O'Clock p. part of lots 2, s. and
5, In square $50, beginning at point rs feet east
from the southwest of said square, thence 81
eet eat, thence north $50 feet inches thence west
60 feet thence south $50 feet inches place OF be.
ginning, and ing in all Is SIS square feet.
Terms: One half cash; balance in months, with
notes bearing 10 per cent interest and secured by
deed of trust the premises. All conveyancing al
purchasers cost. A deposit OF 500 will be required
as soon as knocked 81; WIN TYLER Trustee.
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THE CATHOLIC CONTROVERSY AT WILLIAMS
PORT, PA.-A dispatch from Willismsport, Pa =,
says:-The Catholic controversy between Faith
eT Stack and Bishop O'Hara is getting into
shape for the final decree of the court. Tues
day the bishop closed his testimony before the
examiner in chancery appointed by Judge
Gamble. II is understood that the bishop relies
chiefly on the evidence Of experts as against the
statute or canon laws quoted by the priest.
Right Rev. DIR. Wood, bishop of Philadelphia,
Rev. DIR. COrcoran, theologician of the general
council of the church at Rome in 1870, and Rev.
DIT. Keran, priest of the cathedral in Phil
adelphia, have testified as experts in behalf of
Bishop O'Hara. Their evidence was lengthy,
and is considered very learned.
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sSY DUNCANSOE, BOWLING b CO, Aucts,
- Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets north vest

- Southeast corner 9Th and streets north west
d b. virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated Juue
~ 18th, 1874 and recorded in Liber No 63l fol T.
80 49l, Of the land records of the District Of 90
umbia, and upon request of the holder of the note
occurred thereby, will sell a. public auction in
front Of the premises, oa WEDNESDAY, the lI;h
lay OF January, lN4 Lot numbered thirtF-six 50
N square numbered five hundred and three, with
The improvements thereon.
Terms: One-third cash; balance at six and twelve
months, notes bearing 10 per cent. interest and
cured by deed Of trust on the promises. Convey
ancing at purchasers cost. deposit of 8 100 re
CURED soon "a the property is knocked off
HENRY WISE GARNETT,i rrn,,as.
J. N. CAPERT0N, ( trustees
Jan7-d DUNCANsON, BOWLING 90, Aucts
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EIsH DEALERS AND MERCHANTS TAKE
L notice Of the following auction sale in Alexan-
dIia, Va:
BEOEIVER'S SALE.-By virtue of an order of
the Corporation Court, and by agreement of the
parties interested to the day Of sale, the under
signed, Receiver, will sell at the storehouse of
Geo. W. Harrison. No. AZ southwest corner of
King and Water streets, Alexandris, Va. a large
stock of Fish, &C.. &C., consisting OF .,kerel in
barrels and kits, shsd In barrels and kits Potomac,
Labrador, and other Herrings; also, large lot of
Fish Tubs, Hogshesds, new and old Barrels. The
sale will take place on FRIDAY, January 9th,
1874, at11 O'Clock q. m. Terms cash
jsD7-2t' J. M. STEUART, Receiver.
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AUCTION SALES.

RY LATIMER a oLEARY,
=, Real Estate Broker and Aoetioneers,
Star once Building
SUPERIOR HOUSE OLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION
e On SATURDAY MORNING, January the
~ ton rooms, we shall sell large coIlsctiSn of
,hon,ehold FurDitare, emoraciaG all grades.
Terms 6sss II FIN sa's otsssr
jars Auctiousers.
RY LATlaER s OLEARY,
Southeast corner Pennsylvans avenue and 18th 81 =,
Star Once Building.
ALABAsTrR VASES AND COLUMNS AT AUG
On SATURDAY moRSfNG, Js,usr,Io. ,s,.
al IL O'Clock, within cur auction rooms, We shall
p,isins Vases, Gard Receivers and Pedsstsis. ''"
isns.a ~ LATImkR oLEARY, Auo,.
kf LArlMEk 0LEARY.
- Auctioneers and Real Estste Brokers,
Southwest corner ave and nth street.
THE EFFECTS OF A ooEyIorIoNKR AT
On SATURDAY mosk AHSIig gsnu.ry tn. 10th,
lat, commencing at o'ci sch, within our auction
moved TO our store for convenience OF sale, eomprs-
3superior silver mounted Counter Show Gases.
fne assortment II Dandy Jars.
Large lot Candies, Of every description.
suge rior Ice Cream Machine, .IOgap
Together with many other articles belonging to
such an establishment Terms cash.
jars LAT1MER CLEARY, Aucts.
RY LATIMER OLEARY,
- A1etioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Pesnsylvsnia avenue and nth 81,
Star Once Building.
ADMIEIsTRAToR's SALE or ROSEWOOD
CASE PIANO Forte, SEWING MACHINE
pkRLOk AND CHAMBER FURNITURE,
BhUsSkLS CARPETS, &c
,rzn BY virtue of decree Of the Supr' me G ourt
V Of the District OF Columbia, holding a
WV special term will sell at the auction room
of Lstimer Clesry, on SATURDAY, January 10,
1874, at 10 O'Clock q. M, the persoasl effects be-
lor gns to the estate of Henry Il. Jones, deceased
comprising in part
Brothers,
Howe's Sewing Machine (nesrIy nsw,D
Psrlor and Chamber Furniture,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Feather Beds, Bolstcrs aud Pillows,
Chairs, Tables, Clocks, Stoves,
CrocseTy ami Glass Ware,
Lot of Books,
Kitchen Requisites, Sc, &C.
Terms ash.
W. W. DANENHOWER, Administrator.
iaI7T LATIMEb a CLEARY, Aucts.
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RAILROADS.


Il
BostoD, New York and P6ils. Exp.... 500 A. N
Bs,;mI Tsst N KTS, xi.h9Hi s:as NJ
New York and Philadei pSis ETp...... zoo p M
SSsn more Express, without stops. $50 P. N
Bstipsre and Way Points ......-....... 4:43 Nj.
oincinnati, Columbus, Piitsburg and ~
Louis Express, fdailyD-............. 1:42
Boston New York and P6iis. Express 800
.eo s s .LG $50 Sa .ns fer a
f9r s. ans and Way P0ints-At A. M. and
For Baltimore without stops-At $50 and 800
ass.Ss sLEays sA Aiu s9s and ,oa.
and a; Nj io:t.R and $50, y 49, $50
Al 20. s;aSs ga 8, and s:45 A. M. and 1900,
FOB TfSCaEssTTEsRs VA MAIN LINE.
Af foR + fk Il ins q K Viz MAIN LINE.
FOB RishkiS%EEih4saRs sRXsgHr VIA
'sh IaI ER5fS$lfSs ssSssh VIA ME-
Il y % sad ssSadn .a
same ''9n'FFOR ELLIOoTT's MILLS.
At6:45 A. M, AID 3 80 and 3:43P
S isG SSSSsfLfS E sS5
Through & 5lss:Ss, fSE sis DAILY
,Ihreugh TO Cinefnnsti, 81; Louis. Chicago and
Pittsburgh ai1 rch r iS n; SfilyLt
At $50 A. N. and 4:45 P. M, but not on Sun
FOR NORFOLK.
At P. N :, but not on SUNDAY.
FOB POINT OF ROCKS pn AND INTEBMEDI-
5S Ps; "9 not q
fIyip sI, at at $40 A.
Express trains at SIS A. M, and 1:45 P. M,
Through tickets to the Yves. can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours OF the
day; also, at the Compsnys Office, 4sa Pennsylvs-
Passengers purchasing tickets at the Avenue
called for and checked At their residence, taken to
the depot, and put into the baggage car.
and Boston see
THOS. r. SHARP, Master OF transportation
GEO k66sTs ae aift Sst AT Washington.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
L TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK.
Trains between W sshinstOn and New YORK are
FoR NEW YoRK, ,sithom chang. of cars.
Leave daily no except Sunday, at 500 A. N. and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except Sunday, at 500 A. NJ. and
LOO $50 and s; os 8 SUNDAY.
Il, Leave foT New s 9er6 at 800 p NJ and Philadel
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York er
Boston can be had at the Station Office at all hours
IN the day; also at the Company ONCE, 4ss Penn
Passengers purchasing tickets at the Avenue office
at
and put in the baggage car.
sehedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annap
LIN COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 6. K0ohTZ, Agent at W ashingtoH.
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x 6hEEN q WILLIhmS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE.
a BY virtue Of O deed of trust dated the SO.h
81 dag OF January, A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded
~ in Liber No. 7O3 folio 372, &C. one of the laud
"records for the District Of Oolumbis, and by
direction Of the party secured thereby, shall
sell on MONDAY, the 18th day of January, A. d.
1874, at House No. 6lS II street, between 9Th and
18th streets, northwest, commencing at 10 O'Clock
h: m, an excellent assortment Of Household Fur
niture, &c. name In part:
Parlor Furniture, Whatnots, Tables,
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
Lace Curtains and Oornice, Chamber Suites, Got
tage Furniture,
Wsrdrobes, Bedstesds, Bureaus and W ashstands,
Lounge, Spring Mattresses, Mirrors, Brackets and
Pictures,
Dining room Table and Chairs,
Husk ard Cetton-top Mattresses,
Feather Pillows ana holsters,
Sheets, Pillow Gases, Uounterpanes, Blankets, Com
forts,
Towels, Tsblecloths, Napkins,
Bedroom and other Stoves,
Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, &C.
And many other articles which deem unneces-
sary to mention, marked in schedule.
Persons in want Of Furniture, 60, would do well
TO attend the sale, it has been we'll kept and in
good condition.
Terms cash.
IVORY ,. KIMBALL, Trustee
jan6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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R1RDs FOB eALE-Mocking, Canary, and Bel
- gian Canary BIRDS for sale cheap, ct Wire
* street south, between naryla avenue andYR
street. decl7-fkt,lms ~
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HULLABULLoo AMONG LUsArICs.-The keep
ers OF the insane asylum at Ossawattsmie
Kansas, are on a strike in consequence Of the
election Of an obnoxious superintendent. They
LETT in a body at nightfall, ana soon aftervard
terrible storm of wind and rain arose. In the
absence Of their keepers, and alarmed by the
noise OF the storm. the lunatics became mad
with excitement. The trustees, who had been
i'm session that afternoon, dared not enter the
wards, and in the darkness the patients scream
I'd, fought, and broke everything that vas
breskable. Messengers were sent on horseback
for help, and toward morning a sufficient force
had been collecfe 4 10 subdue the irsurrec ion
IL was then found that several OF the patients
had escaped.
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SEAMLESS KID GLOVES.

dog: ONE BUTTON PARTY OoLoRED KID
GLOVES.
50 doz. ONK-BUTTON WHITE KID GLOVES.
SC dcz. 0NEBUTT0N BLACK KIO GLOVES
nc d0z OSE-BUTT0N BROWN KID GLOVES
DO doz. TW0-BUrTON BROWN KID GLOVES
lOO dOZ. TW0BUTT0N BLACK KID GLOVES
70 doz. TW0-BUTTON GREY KID GLOVES
Is dOz. TwO-BUTT0N WHITE KID GLOVES
q doz. TW0-BUTTON PARTY KID GLOVES.
IS doz THREE BuTTON parry rTD
GLOVES. AiD
2s doz. THEE BUTTON WHITE KID
50 dor. THREE BUTTON RIAOK Urn
GLOVES DAoh MD
so sSz. 1HBEE BUTTON BROWN KID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-08

A. II. STEWARDS PARTNER.-The copart-
nership of Mr.. A. L. Stewart and Mr.. George
Fox was dissolved a few days ago. Mr.. Fox
managed t1e establishments in Great Britain.
His relations with the great dry goods prince
were similar TO those held by the late Mr..
Francis Worden, who was at the head of
Stewards house on the Continent. He was
born in Philadelphia, and when a young man
entered the employ OF Mr.. Stewart. His SER
vices were so valuable that the latter made him
special partner. He retires from business
worth several millions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-08

An UFREfENTANT WRKrCH Mecheiia. the
murserer, who IL 60 he hanged ~ Jersey CITY
10 morrow has assaulted his keepers twice re
Gently. He threatens to murder some OF them
before MS last hour arrives. An unfOrtunsta
Clergyman Was rewarded for his zeslous and
iaudable eNeruons 70 turn the heart OF the Grim
inal heayenward last Sunday by a sfrepchins
from soup platter, which the hend hurled Al
him from within the bars. After desperate
struggle the keepers succeeded in fastening
msnacles and letters on him and strapping n !.
70 his cot. During the struggle he dealt Deputy
Sheriff kyerson n blow on the head. His pas
SION rises 90 fury when clergymen approach
bin, and his keepers are of opinion that it would
be an act OF mercy II these well-mesning mis-
sonaries would cease q trouble him.