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RUSSIAB INDUSTRIES.

Prom statistics recently published OF the indus
trial products Of Russia 1t appears that In the year
1870 $3.50, 900 cwt OF iron were produced in the
Empire, which is 773 per cent more tnan tho
amount produced in 1851. The production Of cast
OF wrought iron $500, 600 cwt. Most OF the iron
ore is obtained in the Oural The production OF
coal In the same year amounted TO 1850, 600 cwt.
and OF sugar 080, 600 cwt., amounting in value 70
about 60, 100000. Some idea OF the amount OF
brandy manufactured in Russia may be obtained
1873-'74, the produce OF the spirit tax amounted
to 09e 400 n0rns, onesnrd Of the total state
revenue.
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RESPONSIBILITY P0R HYDROPH0BIA
NEW YORK, June 10, 1874.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
II owners Of insufficient buildings, II railroad
and steamship companies are, according to the
law, liable to respond IN damages in case through
their negligence any accident happens, why should
NOT the owners or dogs that communicate their
madness to defenceless citizens and tnus cause
the most horrible OF all Deaths be held resp0n-
sible The owner could have muzzled the dog, or,
still better, have kept the animal at home. where
Il can DO no harm 10 unsuspecting passers by.
Death results through the gross and wiltul neg
ngence OF the dog owner. According to common
sense he IS directly responsible for and guilty OF
murder. In most cases the ownership OF the dis
eased dog can be proved Dy Witnesses. Let such
owner be immediately brought to trial and pun
1shed with the greatest severity OF the law tor
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THE SALOON KEEPERS.

The German Saloon Keepers Central Organiza-
ton, composed OF the delegates OF the different
ward associations. recently formed to insure pro-
lection under the operations Of the Excise and
Sunday law, and against the exactions OF the
brewers, held meeting ct the Germania Assem-
bly, Rooms yesterday.
Subscriptions to the amount OF $l.s55, at the
rate OF IS from each member, were re-
ceved toward . fund to pay the expenses OF
q legal contest With the Excise Commits
sioners, ii necessary. Inasmuch as they have
resolved not to take 0ut any licenses for the pres
ent, owing TO refusal OF the Excise Board TO re-
conflict with the Excise Board on the subject Is
deemed probable, and counsel have been engaged
to prepare an OPINION as TO the powers OF the Com
missi0ners under the present Excise laws IL Is
claimed that the new Excise law IS SO detective
composed OF one from each ward organization.
was formed to take charge OF the 1unds and the
executive business OF the organize alton.
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GUARANTEEING TWO HAVANA STEAMERS.

On account OF the prevalence OF yell ow fever in
Havana, Health On1cer DR.. vanderpoel gave in
structions yesterday 10 quarantine vessels arriv-
ing from that port. The first one to put in an ap-
pearance was the Columbus. Captain Reid, the said
vessel having LEFT the port Of Havana last Satur
day. The passengers being all found by the Health
Of1cer In good health, were allowed TO come up TO
this city on board the tugb0at Virginia seymour,
and were landed At pier No. Is North River The
Columbus is now at anchor in the nef9hborh0od OF
Robbins Reef, 8. l.. where she viii discharge ner
cargo into lighters, which Will be 81 ought up TO
New York. Her officers and crew VIII remain
under quarantine conservation"
Last evening at sunset the City OF Havana, from
Havana, also arrived and was similarly detained.
should there be no yellow fever on board her pas
senRers viii probably be allowed to come up TO
IKE the Columbus.
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BARK frudsnaa uor). Fasdi. Dankirk-C Tobias
Bsrt Js wcodworsA an. MeNisny. Rosano-1ohn
Norton ~ 500. .
Co
Bark Koss 0or,. rAraidasn. coastaatineps-c Tobias
Bark Jones tBr,. Berry. Leshorn-Knne. Ross =
Soma
Brig Tariia, Brown stestan-simpson, cispp / Co.
Brig Ga.slle small Flsnsbu.g-BrsiL Son co.
Brig Helios Ger, Aenko. 81 Falery-C Tobias Co
Brig H Wright Meyers oads-waish, Field
Brig GuGlismo romasins dtaD. Astsrisa. Trissts-J
SeARer
Brig Village Belle Dr). HeniA Falmouth. Ja-Dsrrel
Co.
schr Cora, Bush, Norfolk Il staplss
schr 8 Bunnen. Bunneu, Perth Amboy
schr Gem, Thomas Boothbay-H Brown Co.
Schr Corvo. Pickering. Portand-H B-own Co.
schr S 4 Small Warren. Boston-Wilson Godfrey.
Schr Sarah Smith. BALDWIN, Providence- W Jach
son 4 Son. '4I7 5000
sehr Starlight Graham. Hartfc.d-Rsekett Bro
schr Clara Post Burton, New Haven-RaoKctt 4 Bra
Steamer Philadelphia, DaviA PhiladelphIa.
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AKYsTBRI0Us PRISONER.

Shortly after eight O'Clock last evening Detec-
tives Clapp and Won Geretchen entered the Central
once with . prisoner by the name Of James
Keerns. The of1cers were exceedingly careful not
to say anything about who or what their man was
nor would they let member Of the press get
within shotgun range OF him. Suf1cient was as
certained, however, to establish the fact that the
arrest Is considered . very important one and
that tile prisoner has been wanted BY the police
authorities for some time.
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Steamships Scotia (Brl, for .iverpool; Koln c5er\
Bremen; Arch Druid d,r, Hamburg; City OF jalIAs,
New Orleans; :eo Savannah; Maahat.an, Charleston;
qtaD, Glasgow; MIRA ltaD, Ieghorn Imosene orb
Glasgow H0henzollern Ger, DIammen Norway; j n
Schwensen tNor). Rotterdam: Fipiio Aus), Cork or
Falmouth; Johannes Ger, Hamburg; Floke Gerl Am
sterdam; briggs Emma (Gerl stettn Sportsman Caiba-
rien Aceiia Thurow, Cork or Falmouth schr Good
Will (Br), Harb0r Island
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THE KIRK OF SCOTLAND.
Discussions In the synod NJ Ottawa.

OIIANAy Oanauh, Suuc ~ AosS
~ the Kirk OF Scotland Synod to-day Principal
Bnodgra@ reported that the Joint committee OF
beth churches had met, and unanimously agreed
- amend the basis OF union and requested leave TO
have she papers printed before discussion, which
VAS granted. The basls proposed 10 70 be slightly
modined In one or two instances, but only In inn
prOvement OF form and wording. The JOINT COM
nittee were unanimous in recommending that the
designation OF the United Churches be the PresOy-
terian church OF Canada.
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sH1rSurLDsre-C John MONTGOMERY. OF Thomasten.
ID ISSs.s,ss s s:nasi H.ss % ana Edward osrisa
As E s:s a sg & e. n &: 1:,s !.
@ Ss q .SSss co soSs e 2: :. az
b: ana S' @ os
&: s,ss s sss
@ s. sp H'f n rs; aS r ?;
a.s r. y s:?::
s s"d ssS @ s s g 8
j sh y.ssS RiassS.y u. q fSu:SsIpsi:
r. s:s:sy IN . SS tons and she ! in
Notice 70 Mariners.
me buoy the lower end Of Tinicum Island ont Of
Philadelphia, june . issA
fr..n Il fa Lrons vnsns. N
sss e; ;Ss :;s =:
;s :sss;; ;$ 3;
regSi:9.' g the .!I
Sss" : ~ s -
% q s. s. nS that I Sa s lie
from e.Sss ian. sssss s. ansSs . e.hS
III S Ii ssss e.
xstancs HON the shore. By srdsE. ,n -
rn1u1xY Housz, LONDON Nay 10 isM 80
Whalemen. 1N
Arrived ct Ney Bedford june 9. bark M!dass Hamin.
Arctic Ocean, San Francisco Dec 49, with 81 bbls p
taken the passage) and $40 40 VIII OIL Sent home on
the 470 bills sp $500 do VIII OIL and 4S lbs bone
~ he boat and oss
e ssw vss ss june s.4 G0l e
fords for Huds0n's Bay aAA4 Mi e3s#-f 49,
Bark OAK. clifford. q Panama. arrived :. Panama
bound Into the bay Administering SOON Reports spoke
Jernegan, NIB. $50 bbs since leaving Paita all well;
April Selah Of Panama, 20 Dbls 81 since leaving Pam
anna 3tF AA sA Il.
.hr spoken. tft
IA IS g. Ion 8 10 X. WI +l- al A'{t1aH NlaHt
Ship 3 stetson. Moore, from London for New York,
May q, lat 50 Ion 10.
Ship Fearless. from New York for Shanghai, April S
lat 81 rs 8. lon 10 n w. n
Ship winona Bray, from Liverpool Tor Bombay, May
IL. lat As N, Ion l3 w.
German ship SHOWING v!L9 from Calcutta for New
An American ship showing JTHD, steering east, Nay
Is lat a NJ Ion II W.
Bark Psndlstsn; from Boston for Nauritius April
Bark CYNTHIA Palmer lBr), from Liverpool for OAK
Point Bay Of Tundy, May 10, lat 80, Ion H.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are in
formed that by teegrsphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, OF
American and foreign vessels trading with the United
States the will be cabed to this country free Of
charge and published.
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SHIPPING NEW S.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

ArEe on DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH June
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 FAMOUS vIrALIzING TONIC nvIGoRAToK
AND RESTORATIVE.
ss e ionic ana &c
wINcHBsrER's
HYporHosPRIrE OF LINZ AND SODA
y,. a Sos sns sssnS Az nss
ssspd and a ffsorRg as Hrtl and and
vIfHEIzISG the entre Nsrvoa: and Physical systems
'0' P Sss Loss q Nervous Power and Energy
Parayss Nsr vT'9sn. nsrrSui va. Anec
and xSsssaSs:; Want g S % .;,on
Debility arising from Fevers cr oths! illness and Weak
This famous vsaizns spscinc Is certain and inms-
rEY IT,
Prices " and g III sfis sss
A BsoLyrE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM prppRR-
sn states Legal aoc,{y Ss'sr IT &C. t1
d dfss srsnssd; SySiss ..a.0. - s my.
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS,
% ..:: ne sS1
M curative properties OF BETHESDA acknowledges
qverywhere In noticing Its effects abroad PICK the
followlng nom an indiscrminate a tssHmoniaS
Mf1xRArorxs, Minn.-Dear sir-Every day brings No
proo0 Of the blessings OF Bethesda shall ceaee
snascned me from the grave Yours, truly oyxzrrr
MACON, 0s--I can bear testimony 10 the wonderfa1
curative properties OF Bethesda Water In the case ~
n the s.s car. sss wS
you'd suddenly, and without apparent oa1eS cnan3
nom retention to great prousion under which ny
eguar was esablishsd and his general nssssn vsS
alone sstisned his thirst Rsspscuaiy Yo9nM wp1oH.
Pamphlets me-, u efsss ass espeS Ne 5m nyssf{eh
New yozis = xAwLn h&A4h =
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American
jones' Spos
fs0s u S. s bA9
Orleans; Slsss ossph eBr CprI.n Giss!ox zsroni
s4 S;.Sss' Sssysn'
as ss!fs GI2ms
A Ssns @ on nd
ks
Hommen Jr BILLIARD New smyrns Fia; h i'm
oSn: csins ' b.rsn Geiis
M . ASn k.ss HSa ss a.
1yS HAL s vi ss rhsGs
pna; WIN cspss ksllsy, Per, Johnson Oregon Deer
t.s s.1s s% IAN WI :'s' iSSos zs:
Gen As sx D.
auTsy Cork for orders: bark AaH5 Gaze Britain
SsrSsdos tSr,. ferris. Port SulgIsys schr: \
HSsn
Cleared OH, schr Alice Myrick (Br), Smith Jamaica
1ns aI ssy
ssw sS 9s @ aSsf
Ts5s serS N 10 sis
e. ss Portland
rnsss
.as s l..s s%s s.: siss:
Mu!ysy DO 70 Ssd fSI SSsSn
brig CaIadoc Br, Grshsm, Belfast IrGsnd On snip
| ents Br), Corning, Belfast ireland.
! BOOTHBAY. June e-Arrived, schr " BALDWIN,
Thompson, Recklsnd for New York 80. ..u es
| BELFAST. June 4-Arrlved sehrs julia NEWELL shep'
ord New York land sailed 7th Tor Rockand); " Ella
s,s s.sis wiiIsss., barrier: a. '. - &C.,. ss,...
New YORK; MonIs Christie blake FniladslpSls: 49,
| C1eared-schrs Lizzie Cochran. HopktnA New xofk;
june s.xsrvsd. scsr ssss Daley Hason
PhiisdePhi Bn tor Anauss. ..a -. r.. n.ema..
weehawkeni Kla Jane, New York $3.50 ~.
| CHARLESTON, June 8-satled, schr hary kvsUns &c
iotn-1friysd. steamship osorsia CfewsM New York.
=. CALAIS, June <-Cleered, schs Lark oupuu rniisr
delphia: Alligator, Ac0resor. and svss spray "sA
SieSTos, Jane s-Asri Ss ssnr t'ls raizsnours'
| -EDOARf0WN Juns CARVED, schrS Adward stan
ley Ssddocb New York for kocElsnd HlbridSs Gerry.
ArXtfIo 1 HfvRR, June s-sallsd SIR 4 s.mnone
Candy Phiisdsipniai Twilight John3s. nssson y
VIA s,n f S:sE ,ss 4Nasss tsv cSsS
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A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM coURrSt
"A Of different States legal everywnere; no publicity .
stase. FREDERICK l. KING, Counsellor ct Law. 50
Broadway.
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Our thanks due to Purser Aimiroy, of the steam
ship Columbus and Purser Patten. OF the steamship
City OF Havana, for attentions
fQrAn arfn O. hsrk
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 10, l7x
Sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
year ending June 30, ISIS, will be received at this
y tmens until the 14IH DAY OF APRIL, la4, at
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The bids will be considered and accented or re.
!eeted Item BY item; and this advertisement and
roposa 90 Tar As accepted by the Secretary Of the
.hs sSe1sury, and the bond accompanying the same,
ment and the bidder bidders and no further con.
tract Will be executed.
The articles contracted fer must be furnished from
ant to orders from the Department. The entire
Quantities viii, however, be called for during the
year. e INV
Zach proposal must be signed by the ;ndiv,an.,
or nrm making IL, and be accom- panied nv a hond
with sufnc1ent sureties in the Of tan tbonsand
dollars, SloM.l sPproysd By United States Of.
do business, on . form to be Furnished by the De.
psrtment, conditioned for Furnishing such portions
OF the articles = may Be awarded under IT, and the
All deliveries will be subject TO Inspection by an
pert detailed for the purpose By the Secretary Of
the Treasury and the delivery Of infer Tor article
tract, ct the option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge ct the Treasury
Department, Washington.
the copset Win cpsssss forfeiture Of the entire
penalty Of the bond or the Secretary Of the Treas
ury may direct the purchase, In open market, Of
hs aa.a 3 81 e
price which il shall Be found necessary 70 pay for
Proposals unaccomyanied by satisfactory bond
awarded only to established manufacturers Of or
PrOpossls to be addressed TO the undersigned, and
marked Proposals for eistioney.m
r.ru.v.u.,m W. A. RicaARpsou
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S"Bleach-hsired and fat limbed nymphsy
Is what the Memphis Avalanche calls the LYDIA
Thompson troupe.
SPunce Bismarck lately informed Herr
Won JOkai, the eminent Hungarian poet and
statesman, that he, (BIsmarck) Is 8 Protestant
OF the strict Cslvinist persuasion"
SThe United States district court in a yir-
GINA bankruptcy case, decides that partners
are entitled individually to $500 CONGRESSIONAL
exemption out OF the social assets.
- by law which recently passed the Mis-
souri, Legislature. the selling or giving intOxicat-
ing liquor TO any minor or habitual drunkard
after warning from wife, parent or guardian, is
70 be punished by fine OF not less than Gao and
forfeiture OF license.
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ID 4 Il ID

BAkEB. On the 2s, instant, at l. O'Clock, Mrs.
MARY II. BAKER, In the t3i year Of her age, wife
Of the late Arthur ID. Baker.
funeral At O'Clock on Tuesday noon, from
Dunbsrton street, GeoIgetowh. Ises York paper
FRysT. On Sunday, March 18th, CHARLES II.
Frost.
Funeral will take place from his late residence
No. goo 9Th street northwest, Tuesday after
noon, az S1a O'Clock Friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited 60 attend
HOWARD. On Monday, March 30th, az 81 o'cIk
q. m ,ARMsTEAD HowARD, ssod 81 yesfs'
he friends Of the fsmily respectfully invited
te sttend lhe funeral on ednss day, at O'Clock,
street.
SWEENEY. On Friday morning, March l7th.
lela, In the 18th year Of bis age, EDMOND swEE-
MY native of the county OF Limerick, Ireland,
but Tor the past ten years resident OF this uity
Funeral will take place from bis late residence,
ll3 Massachusetts avenue, between LIST and "a .ts ,
Tomorrow, March Slst, at O'Clock D. m , 70 which
the friends OF the family invited.
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HAWAIIAN NoLcANoRs.-The Honolula Ca
zette OF February - ssys;-A letter from q
correspondent residing from Hsmakua, Hawaii,
states that the shocks referred 90 by US IS
having occurred At hilo on the evening OF the
18th, were felt in HAmakua There we're TIM
shocks telt there, which were preceded by q
very brilliant meteor, which passed over that
Island. The summit crater Of Mokusweoweo
was very active last week, as also Kilauea from
both which craters smoke and brilliant light
were seen. The SUBMITS OF sll the Hawaii
mountains, and also of Haleakala on Maui,
were completely covered with snow during the
heavy storm OF last week. IL WAS a beautiful
sight TO see these four lofty mountains capped
with
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BKHBADING HIMSELF WITH SCYTHR-At
Sharon, Mas, on Wednesday, William Miller,
aged 81, cabinet maker, unmarried, nearly
severed his neck with q scythe which he had
suspended in grooves, guillotine fashion, some
feet above block upon which he reclined his
head. Several pounds of old iron were attached
TO the scythe, which was caused 20 fall edge
downward by pulling cord. Miller was insane
from softenfnR of the brain.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYG


OOMVA46O0, % ROoss A0GflonSefns
ID eoashsaa oorner IN and D strsses nosthvsst.
CHAHC.RY SALE OF HousEs AND LOTS OH
eECOHD srR1Ef. IN 01ORGEfOWN.
By virtue Of . decree a the Supreme court Of
The District Of Oouubia In genera term, passed
In equity cause 81. dockes u, wherein the O..
sisnees ~ John Lane, bankrupt, com plain ants,
eno Elizabeth =. Lane and others defendants,
we shall. ON SATURDAY, the 9Th day of A til,
ll4, u O'Clock p. m, o6sr fer SALE at pubic auc-
6on. on the premises, the following property in
.Firsf, the west halt Of Lot n, in Beatty q asw
kins addition to said g -orgetswn, e the came is
This properly has . front Of 10 feet on 81 street
running back with that width 70 VIM. Peters' par
Of said lot.
SecOsdty-Parts Of LIS and Ia, In the said addi.
ton, a. the same are particularly described In a
deed from Richard Smith and others to John Poor
recorded In Lioer W. No. li6, folio 90. These
two pieces Of property are improved By well. built
wo-stsry frame house with beck building and q
small twostory brick house. plat Of the above
property can be seen at the Auctioneers.
Terms: One third cash; residue in two equal pay
ments, ct and II months, with interest At per
cent secured BY . deed Of trust: 4 deposit II Is
not complied with within seven days from day Of
sale, the property will be resold ct risk and cot Of
the defaulting purchaser By giving Il We days motto
in paper printed and published in the District
Convey ancing ct purchasers cost.
CHARLES WALTER,
REGINALD FBNDALL,
AHignees OF John Lane, in Bankruptcy.
mar25-d DUNOANSOH 30 q, Aucts
tGeorgetown Courier and Law Reporter.l
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KAAAAOe6 . kVIVAAO hAllx6OAO.
0HPo1 connHH eTH AND d erRIRn u.W,
AHer 4ercn n, MA, trains win run = follows:
fxAlNS VI 1OM Trains ARRfVB At
q 6ALTI1OAE. HASHlN8 TON.
80 I'm :, 1elf md NThieay 9. ms, New York and
. ccsv, sx. Monday. Nesesn lxpress, dairy,
yS M. lsW Yorkts:SS 81 u. HxD, frem Raj.
xxprso daily, 81. sun anoreydatlyssx. e1nday
ESQ n. daily Accom- nom H.e "a "a s In
li;ss :; +, Is: LsnsIs:sss :: n, Phils- srp.
any N.Y., New 19P oeR ss:i1'y; s1; sTS.qa.y
1xD., daily, eI. Sunday. daily, en-. Oanday.
$50 ,. m, Baltimore e:ee p. m, Acoogmoda-
daily, except Sunday. ton, exceDt Sunday.
50 ,. M. Pittsburg and $50 ,. m, daily, from
West, daily except 5un. Baltimore. daily nom
sSs M daily, New ,i Es:f ; = mo s.rt Southern
sss D f.. P.elss Il. IS y. Hs se1fe YORK
Trains leaving WashinRto1 "a S:3S q. M. connect
q Bowie for Pope creek on Monday v ednesday
and Friday; trains leaving ct 1898 ,. m, connects
for Popet creeA daily, except Sunday.
Trains leaving " arlington ct 8:S0 .. N. and SIS
p m connect q Odenton With tr aims for Annapolis.
and s:es ,; m, connect as Bowie with trains from
Ps.sensers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylv ania
avenue, northwest co, 9Th street and Pennsylvae
mia avenue, can have their basgag called for and
CHECKED st hotes and residences 70 al points North
bus, indi.nspos, Leuissie, S. Tou., New U0'9 On
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and Ill
points north, northweeti west, and southwest.
=. L. DUBARRY, General 0upr.
=. 3. YOUNG, Gent Pass'r Agent. iyA-tf
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DY LATIMER d OLEARY,
ID Auctionssrs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and uth street.
Star Once BUILDING,

- By virtue of deed of trust te me, dated arch
Ill, a. d. 1873, duly recorded in Lfber us, folio
~l6I, of the land records Of Washington county,
District Of Columbia, and ct the request OF the party
secured thereby, win sell az SSsl.en s1st9n,l ~
9Th, lS74, 1t 81 o'clock p nj that certain piece
parcel Of ground situate and lying IN the city OF
sshfpRtop Disfrfct Of Columbia, known and de-
scribed upon the plat books Of said city lot num-
bereo nifty 1--we (sS) in James Milert subdivision OF
Terms Of sale: Half cash; balance In six (6)
months with interest from day Of sale and secured
aloo required ct time OF sale. Conveysncing ct
purchaser cost. II forms Of sale not complied
resell the property ss the risk and cot Of the de-
faultine purchaser, after i've 90 days advertise
w n.1,9 essss, I IAfIsfip
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DYJT wOBMLIY Co,
ID AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
l5llH Peunsylyania ayep ne


- By virtue Of q deed of trust to Daniel L.
Eaton and my self, dated March 18th, 1871, duly
recorded In Liber No. Ga. folio 247, one of the
land records OF the District Of Columbia and also in
Liber h No 8, folio 62l, Of the land records Of
Prince Georges county, Md, and az the request Of
the parties secured thereby, will sell at public
auction, In front OF the premises, on WEDNES
DAY, April 9Th ls74, at O'Clock D. m, the fol
lowing real estate situate partly IN the District Of
Columbia and partly in Prince Georges county,
HID, TO wit: Lot numbered fourteen u4, and Lot
numbered fifteen (l5D, in J ohm Kibbeys subdi-
vision OF part Of q tract Of land called "Granby.n
Tern S600, with interest at 10 per cent. per an
mum from March 18th, ls72, together with premium
for insurance and Of sale, in cash. and the
balance In six and twelve months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser be airing interest from the
day of sale and secured BY deed OK trust the prop
erty sold, will be taken. deposit Of go Will be
required on day OF sale. ALI convey ancing at
pense Of the purchaser III terms Of sale not
Piled with In days from date Of sale the
tee the right resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defsultng purchaser, after
days advertisements in some one or more newsps-
pers published in Washington, ID. @.
GEO. W. sTICKEiY, Surviving Trustee.
Ut. WORMLEY co.,
marL- 10. ". Ads AuctiOneere.
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rRYs T47 81 s. in q ,gEnssoy1p E.oP.

81 ~ 81 sgE.sss2StR sE.of
ober sth, 1871, and recorded In Libsr GO, one Of
Sthe land records for Washington county, 2 q,
premises, q public auction, on fU1opAx, the in
DAY Of Agrn, lga, e o'clSck 2: m, 80 =: - -
Thee lot. are IN rear Of the row Of new e1iiaans
~ srns r ~ -: Ons.haK o.sb: residue in and
months, secured on property sold, I'D g oser int
rest from DAY Of sale, g ~ essh = oHsi9n OF Iosr
lot and terms Of sale Hast b cc1ylsd v1fn is i've
days, or the Tr1stes ~ sns - " -"
,.s...a. rsoS2. Z. xzsazszs f'i 1ss:;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-30

Froy, a special agent of the Post on ce depart
ment, has arrested a colored woman named
Julia Sterns, at Orange Court House, Va
charged with robbing the United States mall
Captain Frey brought the prisoner 70 Rich
mOnd.