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New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
6ieambcaia ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
" ALLENTOWN LlNH TO Ths s. sra With
os.S junction viz Del L.a and ..N ws.s .,S
SS xsT R1:d .f S, 1ssfs e.: g: and the
"'''' A'' - O'"''sr SUMNER 1RRGNGBN sSr
s.9s T. iSEasSs e. E:Ss s:SsS S Aso.ow
Escs chSH E%,ES , wss 0 ssSsTTs sTIs1f aoa FSSso
SSS co WY Tam Ts sei sss cSuss Wilkes
s:S sS. aS' s S NJ =. VII" bel and
sSos nyOnSxo R1rprss dar tezpi suudays for Es'tSn
Allentown Harrisburg. sul be West Sonness, % wt".
bsrre Scranton &c. hroash 70 DaayBe Ws~sP0r &c
lsS mG IErTnss for PeSnscn Ea.On Bath Allentown
lO ChHl Msesao, cy n.isS9 T'Sns s
M oI Essos @ SsS. cSS sSStSs Ss % so
Zoo n-w rs e; E,.sn. AlsgtorT ; and M''sA CAoai
@9Sop WAY Train Q somerviIs Flenng''n
%Iw.Ew nw.7 IIAP Frsis for SS%sF,i5s FOR FT.ias:l,
$50 m-RvKNINe ExPKE daily. for Baston Beivdee Anen
G,aeA chanl wiiosOae, Tov'Oaa Readms Harrisburg
'Isi4I4T sDd p @.-%sy Trains for somerviIe
5iSSS 5'iYSS " 7TSa1l'6fS1 Tn o sohs,Sia hsl1f@
1900 D m -For Piaiaseld
E0sa bi5 g S55 90 40 5o s'sas $sS StS st5
= Ais 4:S0 4:I5 s. 5:16 80 5l5 s. 6:lO. $780, T. $780,
90 sl'' iO'O A''i' - R. T. RiCKBR supt and Bng
II. P BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
II s1znES AIa1Ssrsrsi Of Train. taking ssea Aus g. 1874
TE utTthiri-sG note beow)
nCincant ard Ckcs BTprcss Coaches
V Nail for BaaaS and EAg. Sleeping
$50 mSSht Rrress for the West Sleeping Coch attached
p m-lDay Pa ai6c Express to the West Sleeping Coaches
tarOugh Buffalo, Niagara Fal Cincinnati St. Louis Detroit and
RItes ts srr1e from the West at ;4O R 24O 755. aud
10.55
Port JsTyis 80 1880 9. 1000 and lO:45 4;sO;
$50 1850 snd = Mdleown, 1850. 1850 ilOS0 and
1O:45 a m. S:4j, 4:3O $50, 1880 and - n m The
T3O 1O45 e. ami 43O ans connect With New iork ana
OsvegO hdaBj Raroaa RoudOai ana Kingston m and 3:5o
y m Goshen IS 1880 1880 9. ilO3O. lO45 $3.50
So no. sS sGO 4So 'D NJ O'S Sevbafs s80 o. AMI iSi5 M
49O SuGern. &c G45 1880 isS0 'lOSO and dO;4o
q. n, l45, $40. B. 6:3O, 1880 and z and az md
pight RigswOOi. Hohokus Aiendse ard RaDsesS 6 BAD
T30, 1880 80. lO:45 LAO, 3;43 o. 5i5O i6;S0
D. m. II midnight Paterson. 20 6i5 1850 S;So
49l0 slO:3O 1O45 1880 II mon LAD, g. S;lo 34O
S3O 4:45, 5:l5, b3O, 6. G:l5 1880 645, a. SIP, and
1880 and sl2 midnight NeWat '6, q $3.50 49, lU49
Sstur1sT nishs oulS Creskn BIB s9 1O45 1880
36 4l5 5:s5 7:l5 and II As aud ~ Saturday nights
on Ruherfari and Paa G45. 1880 1880 10 SlO:3O
~ neon; slf5. 3 S45 4:3O 5l5 g. 1880 Gao S:l5 and
SIS IS as s. A. 8 and and ~ Saturday nights
onT Rugewood sni SrakhL 5:l5. % aud lO45 l3O.
Sl5 AIS $40 5:45 7l5, and IL as and ~ saturday nights
enr sai Nyack j:l5 and - $780, 3l5 4:43,
6l5 7:l5 7s5 pm aud u Saturday ught only SpnDs Valley
d.45 Sis io IS, % and O45 a. 44o, o. m. and
roTE-Tras leaving Chamberss half hours leave
s fifteen minutes above time; trans leaving Cham
Sves 2t az 100 gh with train leaving Cham
Lers-st hour The 4;4o and o;o m trains start from
g. pss,ee nn for apartments in Ora Room and Sleep
ing be obAne a. orders Tor me ehecsing s o.
brgsg msv the COmpanTs ohc-s PAL 529 and 9oI
Irosdssy Colrtt. Brooklyn and At the ComDanys Depot
rD,iv only.
JNO n ABBO 1T. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ GIvEH RALRoADAfer Sept D. 1874 through trains will
leave Grand Central Depot .
500 a. M Chicago Northern with drsHingr0om
through to Rochester and St. Absns -. D,
10: - a. m Northern and Western bTDresA
3:AJ D. m Syersl tyrr.s. X. rnr. aa'osa I"zu , M;
5;0V H. Montreal Express with sleepingars o" he"loh"
ST. Adams T.. vv... -,
600 H. Express Daily with eepnsears for Waterfowl and
M Pacific Express Daily with sepngcsr' fot Rochester,
Bpo and Niagara Fa also Or Chicago via both s. all al y
Railroads - IL, T.. 49,. T.. r., -. .,h,,w
WAY ua'ns - p'' A0'-' -~ C. II. KBNDRICK.
A~ant
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- SUNDAY, July IS, I1f

EAOM WASAIN6TON CITY.
. loo :. M, Baltimore, Annsp6lis. Orsabsrry a,
rs Stations sn Main stsrl, and Washingto
Tso :. m, baltimore and Relay.
500 .. m. New \ srk, Pniiass phia. Boston Bal,
tfm0re and Relay.
so' s..5 SUISSE S L0us. Louisville o,qs,a
yille, WsshiaHOn Grove, Ger@snt aSn
ten, White sulphur Springs. Parloy GAYS
. On Dssar az Cxn67Iasd. SDpsy AZ Irattos.
~ .. M Baltimore ana Way $ stions.
io.o9 .. m, Baltimore, Blsdensburs, BeltsviiIe
, nm Laurel, Annapolis Junction and ReIay.
c6at ss. hRSrk, Railsds.,his, Hottok, H.
S'Se ,: N Baltimore, Laurel and Relay.
s.%s ?. "a. Bslttnore, Frederick and all inter.
&1s p, N. Winchester, Hsserstown, Frederick,
fS a,s o. hocks and Way Stations, via Metro
so m. Baltimore, Annapolis and wsy Stations
o'oo >. M, Baltimore and Rslay.
1.Oo M CHICAGO, Sc. Louis, louisville, Ofnofn-
ley Springs. .Rockviiis. Haserstown. Psi.
z0s ,. m, Bsltimsre and Relay.
D. m, Baltimore and Way Stations.
e.&s .. m Pittsburs, Rockville, Point Of Rocks,
msrffnseu-e, Berkeley Springs, Cumberland.
stoHs at All stations on Metropolitan rosd.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
baH1HeTs az Way Sta,iOns-s, $50 Q. M,
SO, 4.4s, aud !. Ikp n
E~ BaktnlO7s aud Rslat-T Osp Pm
HeSL-e.O9 a. N. a1d D. m
P.IssKTg .. m.
81 AH Ttain, Sop at VtadHa Rofs!, Eslay
For further information apply ct the Baltimore
and OHIO Ticket Ofhces, Washington Station, and
teken for Baggage to bo checked and received az
Sny Point In the city.
o5LE Genera s Toso e A rsans'0r''i0n
GEO. q. hOOkTZ. 6en1 Agent. jF13
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[INITED sTATKs MARsHAL,s SALE

In virtue Of writ Ct eri faciss issued out Of the
Clerks Once OF the Supreme Court II the District
Of Columbia, and 60 directed, win sell az public
sale fSr cash, in front Of the Court door Of
October, 1874, at ~ O'Clock m all deferdant's
sht, title, claim and nteres In and TO part OF Lot
the northeast coroer Of said lot and running west
along the lire OF public alley in said square n
feet thence south rs feet 10 inches thence east to
the line of said lot q feet, aad thence north
erIy TO the said alley and place Of beginning, to-
thereon in the city of Washington, ID. O.. ssiz Sd
ard levied upon the property Of Minna Feucht,
adminisfrstr1x of Frederick Feucht's estate, and
VII be sold 10 satisfy Execution Mo- " 9s5. In favor
kIIx. sEApP. u s. II .rshaI D o.
ScivpsI sth, MA. oct5-dls
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DIEn ID.

BuRyH. n Georgetown, on the 9Th inst, Miss
RIbECCA BURCH.
be funeral VIII take place at Trinity Church, ON
THURSDAY morning, sth Inst, 81 O'Clock. q
CAULFIELp. At Z O'Clock. on the G,h instant
W End A. A. Caulneid.
Funeral 81 ~ O'Clock m. on Thurpday usxt,
from the residence " Il. Howard, 1AlI n street.
northwest boston and EeW York papers please
SARFKs; On Monday, sth inst, uts. ELIZA
The funeral viii take place "Wednesday. lto.mor-
rev al 81 O'Clock M, from No. 1916 sth street
northwest. The friends ana acqusintancss Of ehe
family are respectfully invited 20 attend.
RUKEs. On the 9Th init, ANITA, youngest
dAueht Of WIN. A. and Irena Q. Ruess, sged
NOM he and days
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TIE GEAR AND TIE MENNONITE SECT
In order 10 induce the MenDonites 10 rem ain in
the country, the Russian government, as al
ready stated in brief, through the medium OF
General TodlebeD, has undertaken to exempt
tht IN from all military service. They are 70 be
liable 10 employment ss surgeons and attend
ants in military hospitals removed from the seat
OF war; also 10 service as fOresters and firemsn,
but are in no case 70 bear arms. They Will ike
shops, but viii not be employed in the manu-
factuTe Of arms and will receive instruction
which will be useful 70 them in after life as az
riculturistso or mechanics. The elder with who u
General GOdleben conferred expresses his con-
vtction that the Mennonites can now stay in
Russia without fear of any violence TO their re-
Hgious convictions, and 1t is expected that those
settled by the Noga viii unanimously consent
e remain Galiqnani,s Msasenasr. .SknL u.
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A NEW VEHICLE FOR PUBLIC TRAvRL-A
citizen OF Cincinnati has put upon the streets of
that town a vehicle intended and desi gned ID
supersede street cars. Ii Is about the size of
common street car, and will seat sixteen pasSsn-
gers. The wheels are similar 70 those on car
Iisges, but the axle is curved in such a manner
a TO allow the floor OF the car TO be on level
with the pavement The driver sits in 'front.'
aud uses an ordinary foot brake in place Of those
common to street cars. The entrance for the
passengers is peculiar. The steps are parallel
With the sides Of the car, but the doorways, one
On each side, are placed disgonally across the
end. This arrangement Is made to allow pas
sengers to step directly into the car from the
sidewalk. IL is said that these cost less IA an
others in use. require no track to be laid down,
and, owing to the double action of the wheels,
run as lightly and easy as buggies of modern
improved patterns and construction. These cars
or vehicles may take the place OF omnibusses.
they will not supersede passenger railway cars
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SMELLING Hrs BREAr H.-Scene-RrOEp's
tariof IN Springfield, Mass Brown, hat in
hand, just got home from q walk with his eld-
est, an eBfdat terrible. Mrs. Brown: Now. Jobn
j smell your breath; you've been drinking
sRaih." ''No-no, my dear; yOu-hic-sllus had
sharp nose l-idesper6telyl-yO must smell
me bay ium the barber put on my hair. went
INTO barber shop. Didn't I, sonny" Eyes,
ma am; You bet. Pop told me 70 stand outside
ana suck that stick o. candy while be got shaved:
an he went into that shop on Main street, near
Nlshts block, where them screens made like
wind0g blinds stands just inside the door"
Lat Brown, Just In time 70 escape a crusade or
articles OF biiOu and yertu
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TIE REVOLUTION IN THE ARGENTINE Cox
FRDERACY.-The instruction in the Argentina
states is becoming formidable. The feet has
declared for General Mitre, leader Of the move
ment The insurgent forces have assembled at
Chiyolcoy and San Martin. The government
at BueDos Ayres Is taking vigorous measures TO
meet the storm. The National Guard has been
modified, and q state OF seige has been pro-
claimed in the provinces OF Buenos Ayres,
Santa Fe, Enturios, Anecites and Corientes.
pended publication
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

MAsToDoN BONES IN MICHIGAN.-The Adrian
(mich.) Times says that on Tuesday, oath ult
a. Orsmon Tuttle was engaged In digging a
ditch on his farm, at Seneca, about twelve
miles south of Adrian, he discovered an i'm
mense bone, probably that of a mastOdOn.
Further search revealed sundry other bones and
pieces Of bones, the whole forming quits a col
lection of interesting relics Mr.. futile took
10 A drian tooth about four inches square, and
weighing one and 8 half pounds. This to0ta IL
broken OF st the base, but the enamel on the
upper part L. perfect. MIR. futile also showed
three pieces-sbOut nine feet in a'l-of a rib,
OF which, perhaps, foot or two has not vet
been fond. He found also a bora OF uusk
which lie broken of at both ends. The is eis n (
feet seven inches long, and, three feet frOm the
butt end, measures twenty-five and one half
inches in circumference.
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A PIoUs ELDKR Of the Scottish kirk, on his
Wy % service OF Sabbath morning, saw little
boy and girl playing marbles. He WrathfulIr
inquired "Boy, do you know where children 90
10 who play marbles on Sunday" CAV, av.'s
answered the boy, "they gang down 20 the field
by the brig (bridgel. ssNotH roared fhe elder
they 90 10 he'll and are burned" Tie Iittle
fellow, looking shocked and frightened, called
70 his sister: "Come avs, ,Ies1ie, come ava
here's 8 mon swearing awfuIIv"
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"DAR DRY is AT 1T AGIN."-On Satur lay,
while the salute was being fred from on board
the flagship, negro driver of two mules and .
cCtt N hoat, at The time driving rapidly out
Canal street towards the river, was seen TO sud-
denly check bis mules, causing them 70 perform
a most precipitated right-about-facei he urged
the woods, crying aloud with stentorIsn voice
as he encouraged his animals on with caresses
from his whip, 'Dar dey s at IL agin, and Just
saniB,-N n PfcogRrae.
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A CORN CORNER AT CKIcAGo.-The option
trading in corn fof September closed yester-
day. One Of those engaged in the July corner
sold short to the other September operators,
and yesterday declined delivering about
500 600 bushels. The excuse given Is that some
sellers TO him in July failed TO deliver that
amount 20 him, and that he has merely made
things even. Those who failed to deliver corn
in July pleaded that they were prevented doing
so by MIR. Sturges himse {, and were, therefore,
not in detault. AS none OF these contracts are
legal, they cannot be enforced.-C aEgO Til
LafNP. 1sf.
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GEN. MILES EXPEDITION HEARD FROM
A New York World special from Camp supply,
Indian territory, had advices from Miles camp.
on the Washlta river, in Texas, September p.
Miles supply trains have come up, and HE stock
Is in good condition. He is about TO resume ope-
rstions. The entire loss of the confederated
tribes of Cheyennes, ktowas, and Comanches
since the opening Of the campaign will approx
mate eighty or one hundred killed and wounded.
A soldier reports that on the 25th ultimO G IN.
Davidson had running tight with a large body
of Indians. While DstidsoD was in pursuit
two companies of the 9th cavalry became en-
gagged in a shsrp encounter with the Indians,
who made q stand and resisted vigorously.
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n AZ RIED

BABSH-EDMoEsToN OK tho 6,h inst b,
Rev, george u. EdmopstOn, at the rescoucs OF Mr.
Sbertes kdmolsteu, Mr.. ALBEIT n. WALSH 20
Mise MARY V. EDMOhsTON, No csrIg
lheJUblict copyl
ROWLAED-CH bhBERLAIH. On September
"a, IN 20 johns Church, s.. Louis, by the Rev
fathsr BrRdaer Mr.. j LEk BOWLARn and NJ "a
lbEkE CHAMBERL AIN. both Of " ssbingfOn .
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TIE MITE AS A MOTIVE POWER. - The
Messrs. Lacy aud Ferguson returned 70 Bridge
rort, Conn, last Friday from Savin Rock near
New Haven, where they voyaged Thhrsday in
a boat drawn by kite Of stupenaous prop0r-
tons. They report that rough weather during
TIE trip was the only reason they abandoned
the more distant journey 70 New London
Their passage % the rock was 30 bOisterOus that
spray beat over their bark continually, and
when of SiTatford light they had two narrow
escapes from being swsmped. Their speed was
SO great that they passed every sailing vessel
they met Their latest project is a trip from
bridgeport 10 New York. 1t will be accom-
plished so soon as conditions of wind and
weather taycr. The kite used By them is an
object of great interest 10 the people
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How HR CELERRATKD THR OCCASION
Henry Miller, OF WsllabOUt street, BROOKLYN.
on Sunday celebrated the marriage OF MS
oIolheI Oy hring salute from an old horse pis-
toll. After he had shot OF two OF the fingers az
De right hand he was taken to the Eastern Dis
trict Hospital.
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KISSING EXTRAoRDNARY.-Harl music
hGH oyeInoWed last evening on the occasion OF
Dir. Il. Narren's cabinet manifestations. A
score Of ladies aud gentlemen two at a tine, sat
In the cabinet with him. and on stepping out
declared that they had seen and been touched
by spirit hands. one lady said she was Kissed
h7 her hnthRnd.-K. L 81 -
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CLKnKs-h Leys0R.-We lately read an advar-
tsement i'm newspaper in a neighhoring civ
''tOI man 10 keep books 80 a salary OF - 4
week" aDG II was stated q few DAYS after tn Al
lt0 answers had been received. The adyer-
Users business was small, aud he ONLY neeSet
The services OF youth, but, though the salary
would scarcely paw board and washing bills
leaFlng nothing Tor clothing and other expen-
ses, many OF the applicants were persons 81 m "a
tuTe ye@rs, and quite a number Of them had
families. Does not this incident, aud thew are
constantly occurring In this ana other cities H.
iustrate iorclbly the helplessness OF men who
have neither trade nor profession. but dspend
on 'clerElng IT. Tor their chances OF making a
IVing.-Fhild. Tnguirer
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BASE BALL.-In the north OF England aud
IN Scotland they have made the discovery th at
our great national game" IL = modification OF
the old game Of " FOUNDERS, {" which was a
iayorite m that region forty wears ago. IL an
American should invent a method for proDel-
ing amps by ths captain standing overheard
and kicking against the stern, sJrns FnSIIsh-
man would certainiy turn up ready to prove
that British inventor sold the patent right OF
that motive rover 10 Noah Just before he
finished the Ark. These Englishmen are some
what like the Chinese, who, a. soon as thew
heard there was game called billiards pro-
ouced documentary evidence that a ChinamRn
named ung Sang played the pocket game ia A
match on the planet Saturn, four thousand
years before the creation Of the earth.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ARTREN Moo =.

RI LATIMER oLIARI,
snS ksr assss Bross
Star once Building.
oHAEOIRYsA LlOF VALUABLE IN pRovEp
AND UEIMPRoyED REAL KsTATE ON
W2sHisafos SisTRr6T 80 5o 2tT a.
PIES. Pisa: en- sssss
sS S. s1ss ss a.s 'e e.
pIsnises real estate. as
lot MSs qsnbsTsd IS 10 Of original
IuSJ Sm.as By shs trustees il the esussl with the
dwelling, containing about Is rooms - ''''A
az AMER she above sale viii sell lot 4; in
nine, and nts each Of SAID lots u and
= being y let ~ inches on street, by us feet
tered A. in william p Elliotts subdivision OF orr
thereon, consisting Of a large dwelling h51se
And immediateiI after the above sale viii sell Lot
sl.rse dwelling house; said lots and being ii
Terms Of sale: One-third purchase money cash,
sn AND f esI G5 pnccasse monsy PAYABLE Ia six
S at I'M IP paid the
notes Of the purchaser purchasers, with surety
OF s1retes to be approved by the trustees or the
day OF sale, or on final rattle alton thereof by the
court. lien will be retained on the property
chase money shall have bsen paid. All convex
anoing at cost Of the purchaser or purchasers IL
purchaser fails TO comply with terms OF sale within
ten days after day 81 sale the Trustee tbs
right TO resell the property sold at the aud risk
OF the defsuiting purchaser purchasers de-
posit OF SO i'll be required each piece of prog
erty vhen sold.
VINES M + fir, P,AInKEE't Trustees.
sepH-d&ds LATIMER 3 OLEARY, Aucts.
R-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSITION ED, ON
account Of the rain, until TUESDAY, October g,
1874, same hour sne place. By order Of the trus.
tees. LATINfR & OLEARY
eep30-dSds Auctfonesr9.
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PLEASANT SURPRISE FOR A FAMILY.-Fred-
erick Reightmyer, an old German, of Madison,
Ind, has delivered TO the family of the late DR..
Schussler tin box which had been placed in
his custody By the doctor some time previous 70
his death. The box contained TWENTY-FIVE
thousand dollars in money and bonds. No one
knew of the exissence Of the box save Reight-
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WAsgIsST9N,, N9Ky0LK, NIW YORi
EECHAHT1s LIMB OF sTsAMsBIPa
LFA BETWEEN
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.

EsrsSftsI Sc ans stsssDssips T. y. KNIGHT sas
Spda GIBSON VIII mako TszuIar Eeek- .ezcxs1
y IIF between NV YORK, ALEX -EAE<3
AhDElAl NASHIE GTOE ands<k<2&<zh
GkOkeETOEE, a. f0IIoEs:-Loass NEW YORK
E1a PieE ~ ISL rtIsr, sysry SATURDAY e. q
> D. tes GEOE9ETOWH every FRIDAY q. y
:. q, So ALEXANDRIA the Sane cay A. 10
aSr 'uil itforuesio apPIy . B. P. A. DEHHAn,
asch-t once aGc wharf IS Water street, George
avenue. W TE0Mp20E prsStdart
- Erclsh ts delivered bT EnOxns Express. Or
DER lei - General once, SOS PennsylTanis ave
nee; 81 = rs steamer wharf, VIII be promptly 1t
sehaSa &C ieif>sT
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flY LATIMER OLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner peHnsylvania avenue and ilth st.
Star Once BuiidinS,
ApMINIsrRAToRs SAFE OF THE ryrIR.


ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE ENTIRE
LFEhoTs OF THE MANSION HOUSE,
GOMPRIsING FIFTY ROOMS, AT AUCTION,
BY order of the hon. Orphans Court.
A On MONDAY and TUESDAY MORNINGS,
Va October 9th and 10th, commencing at 10
NJ O'Clock, shall sell the entire effects Of the
~ msrstoa House, southeast corner Of 18th
street and New York avenue, opposite the q.
&. Treasury Department, one Of the best locations
in the city for frst-clsss Boarding House. The
furnttnIe IL all hrst-c ass, consisting Of
Solid Black walnut Marble Top Chamber Suites,
Oak snd Painted Marble Top and Plain chamber
Sets,
Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows aud Rolstsrs
spriDg Underbeds Of the latest patterns,
Fine rUssels, Three ply. and Ingram Carpets,
Window HfDgipgs, STAIR Car pets, and Oil Cloths,
Togeth er with u general assortment of fine Furu.
iture, TO be fOu3 I'd ia a first-class 81 louise.
Terms: One hundred dollars cash; over that
tum credit 81 thirty and sixty days, with satisac-
tory Endorsed paper.
h The above effects can be purchased as an
entirety up to the day OF sale, at private sale,
A, MARSToS, Administrator.
oct6 IBep LATlMER 3 CLEARY. Ancfs
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AUCTION SALES.
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ApsIsIsTRATRIx SALE az ROSEWOOD
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- - on WEDNESDAY moRsrEs, October
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70 srsss,, ne sSsre contents thereof. bslensing
very superior Uptishi Piano. rosewood case seven
walnut RsrST F9Ini, Hs , 70 e5.E;on velvet.
Brussels, Three ply aud Ingram CARPETS,
walnut Wal f Ha A Esei, %:lpu, ru.eu,u Table,
-" Oapec seat Dining Chairs,
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Walnut and Mahogany Chamber Furniture,
Feather Beds, Boosters aud Pillows,
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a On wEDsEssDAY MoRs1Na, October 7,
" comm eneing st 10 O'Clock we will sell, on
- the first aid second floors of our sales
40 SETS PARJoR FOnsIrURE.
Green, Striped, Red ana Fancy Reps.
We cell special attention OF buyers to the Parlor
Tweuty i've sets Walnut Chamber Furniture.
fifty marble-top Tables.
ard
Bedsteads, Tucker Springs
Hair and shuck Msttressis.
sideboards, Bookcases, &c, &c.
One second. hand eas Extension Tables
Three hundred pieces OiIcloth, with large stock
oS other JTtntuTs snd hSu,So5eePi1s, articles
By 81 R "a E S.sass srasisr and AuctiOn.er,
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON U
AND is!H srRsETs, Al bTdTIoa. A
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tember, iS7!, the following icriSed real e,tsts:
nefa Us fest from II The sn Northeast 81
corner Of sauare "a, thence west a feet, thence
south 10y test thence east Il feet, thence north loo
Terms: ESQ. with interest az per cent. from
The balance in ana Il months, for which the notes
of the purchaser, bearing interest from day Of sale,
be taken. slOO deposit required when the properly
is sold. An conveysncing at the purcha5er's ex.
days after sale, the property will be resold at
rs and sSst Of d'fauFs
NTH I'VE As9yE s SALE Is RosIRoHsD
Octl.eO&ds 1T. G0LDW ELL. salesman.
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gin Philadelphia, Saturday night, james,
alias Piggy Doran, during an alteration about
female, stabbed willer, aged twenty, In the
left breast and hin, INJECTING . dangerous
WOULD. Piggy MAS arrested aud held Tor trial