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COMMERCIAL.
sALr,xons aAl1rs.

BALTIMORE, March II. -BsRADsTu1Ps-Your
The sales reported on Change to-day amount to
$50 bcls g followsi go WesseIn extra 4 81 i21
a.. q Hs.7S 1o %. family e UnA@5.N, and 10
vessels On the docks, and We learn Of NO movement
in Hsss III 'G :si;. On cn.nss ensr.e. lse
Sassss infsriJE Gs % prime Wesisrn Winter red At
SS9l q. o.; Rsn nm We quote noninaiiy at
csrn:1Ihs ns!fst for Corn !. sull end lower
The .sssiRs: ssse al. sSSs *.
10, 90 bnshels on Southern white q sl@@ eents.
and Western mixed II elevator az III cents, BOT
these agu!es are entirely nominal, and could mot
0ets.-Thsrs Was NO Western offering to-day.
and the sales included 500 bushels Southern at 81
@6l cent, the former for dark heavy lot.
cSnon.-We quote prices 8 fOlioss, viz: Niddiing
10 cents; low middlinG IS cents; strict good
ordinary Hx0iAH cents; ECod do. lSA0laS cents,
a1s %:les !, dull
note sale Of y 600 lbs Bulk Shoulders at 81 cents
and quote clear RIB Sides ut sIs@s1 cents, with
demand, and We now quote Shoulders at II csniss
and Sides At s,S@e4 cents, and Hams are steady
1t l3,9A cents for uncovered and canvassed. Lard
Is quiet, and we stil quote crude At ~ cents, and
Mes FoIi /: ssssSy at sisaSis;o per barrel. and
saSars.SWe eontinre 70 quote as follows; Cuba
End fSsi ss1 ao taSs
raj, S0sN cents; do. boxes No. II, cents: Porto
Rico EsScsry s0sA cents. and Demerara vacuum
WAisEy.Sws quote Western nominaliy at ssK@G
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AUCTION SALES ro-DAH

BY Latimer & CleaYy: - I-r -
ATT o'clocx thew viil csnt,rue tNa ss,. NJ thu
effects Of tSe vhoIssSie srd, rstsii ss,ahi.Smsns
Of Joeeph u. SavaSe- No. ioos Psnnsvivnnia ava.
nus. - -. .s,..
=. II o'cloek, large and superb collection 81
ex.work Of Guns, confectionery, cakes, &C., Mt
ted upon hAndsome 1tAnds, and coSered with
French gi!ss shadee
At ~ o'cIocx u I10 street, betwecn Iwelnh
me Inntee3tn stfests northwest, An extensive
AIe ociocE1 desirable improved property on the
s9utn nde 81 Massachusetts, avenue, between
MINI ana Tenth streets northwest.
By 3. H. Warner:
r., AZ 80 o'clock, 2 valuable twostory frsme On
kntn stfees west, between ana y northwest.
By Duncansop. Bowling 4 Co.:
Ara o,cloch twenty sevsn valuahl. ,oss In the
northvestern norfiog 81 tha cisv sront IN p RI
~ rh.n.. w..~.w.,.
Az ocioek, value0is proPefty-the hrst piece
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OF THE LATE MIR. SDze

Up to this time there has been no change made
In the summer residence. II has bean IN eharrs
Of M Baieh, Of Boston, since the day the remeips
81 NJ Summer were taken thersfrou: end ~.
thoegh ne library has slightly altered sppear.
ance, totly because there are mot now any stael,
Of Letters ana Other communication or neVsns.
pen or periodicals., on the Senators old tsbIs M
the centre Of the room or on the floor About n
the general sppearancs OF the residences II ~
same - u was prior 70 tho Senator's iIiness md
NOR have the scores Of pictures and works 81 Al
and artieles q ssrx. witch Airiy nllsd ths rooms
been removed or dispIaeed. Upon the return Of
Mr.. Sumner, the charge Of the premises md -.
tsnte will be turned over TO him By Mr. Daioh
who expects to leave for Boston tonight. :.
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DEATH OF NR. oUETELET.

A notice Of the deceasc of this distinguished
man has already appeared, but the usual form Of
notice made in some parts OF Europe to the friends
Of deceased person is peculiar that We present
1t entire. 1t was addressed to the friend and COL
league Of the deceased, Hon. Edward Young,
chiefo United States Bureau Of Statistics It
may not be generally known that Mr.. Quetelct
originated the International Statistical Congress-
the first session having been held at Brussels
10 1858 at his earnest request, and presided over
by him. He was not only respected but loved,
and crowned heads regarded his presence as q
guest a. an honor. His colleagues 1t the ST.
Petersburg Congress deeply lament his death:
pnussELs. February II, 1874
I.eeaille and their children; Mr.. Paul Clays and
Misses Mary and Juliet Cisys; Mr.. John Baptist
Madon and Mrs. Msdon nee Lannuicr; Mr.. Robert
and Mrs. Robert nee Mad0n; Mr.. Henry Bells
tauche and Mrs: Henry Bslstauche nee Madon;
tauche nee Madon, and Miss Jane Madon have
the honor to inform you Of the sad loss they have
Just sustained In the death Of their father father
in-law, grandfather, brother, brother-in-iaw and
uncle, Jacques Adelphe Lambert Quetslet, diroc-
getual SECRETARY Of the Royal Academy Of
Sciences, Literature and Art Of Belgium; pres
ident Of the Central Statistical COMMITTEES OF the
Kingdom; member Of several academies and
learned societies;. grand ofhcer Of the Order Of
Leopold. and s Of the Order q ST. Maurice and
der Of the Rose Of Brsifl. and Of the Order Of ST
Stanislaus Of RuSoa, drst class no.
Born et Client, February %, 17po: died at Brus-
GELS, February II, ls74 sustained by all the conso
l.tions q religion. The fu9sral services for the
ruary TO- at II O'Clock, in the collegiate church Of
Sta Michsl and Qudule. Thsiuterment viii take
place Immediately after.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT CON.
Sixth DAYS ,PRooEEDIEas-lMPoI


SIXTH DAYS .PRos,EEnrrosL rupoe
| TaNT s,r,,,w
tn. Methodist Pro,s.s.o. ceossr.ne. continued
stree. N. church, as ss,.s.o.s the
Inc liss Of the standing and special COMMITTEES s
wss esiied ". r: Graham, from the eomm r zee
sS ss, IS.
ior that purpose. MA,
Inc conference selected the SUI snursI H.s Jul
ours On the 70; second v %sdn.sdsy q G.Isi, 1873
Salem church, Of Philadslpindi., Which had been
up and the following rSpGs5. o. me s ScenHtes %
whom It wa1.eisfred, eo1nceteo: Ina ~ ga
cnr Ia Seina 9npSis 10 siys n III
sents is condition densnds We aeosds 70 Is n
guest ic5 sa memorable withdrawal nom this con
Rev. J. ". Charlton moved "a armand nv striking
out the words I've ,cssas e shsT .sas:.t" .nd
inserting the word propoSed. maSnS The par:.
graph Rad, ave accsds 70 their proposal"
adopted. '''"'n'' wore '''' ana 'o' ''p'''
Of the Pittsburg Conference, Drs. Hull, Brindiey
and Lucas, who spoke briefly Of the condition OF
the Church and Of the cementing In tho faith Of
Sa :es s sSsa and
oeeded TO complete the election Of delegates the
general conference, which resulted a. follows:
Ministerial delegates, Rev. Drs. l. W. Bates, 8.
y. Southern, David Wilson, ID. A. Shermer, T. J.
Drinkhouse, d. W. Bates, J. w. Charlton, w. 9.
Hammond, w. n. Straysr, J. J. Murray and h.
+: ZolHcoher.
Lay dclsgates-J. W: Herring, WI. @. Dulany,
=. 8. Grtmth, w. B. Wilton, John g. Clark, J.
": Thompson, U. Hammond, =. Wilmer, A. Don
ALISON, y A. Newman and 8. s. Ew:il.
Dr. Drinkhouse introduced Rev. Messrs. Pofn-
ter and Wilson, messengers from the West Viz
ginia conference, Who gave brief history Of the
prosperity q the Church IN that section OF the
country, and Expressed themselves es favorable
70 the union Of the two conferences.
Rey. X II. wis, fafernsl messenger from and
president OF the North Carolina conference. was
introduced, and spcke briefly on the condition Of
the NJ, p, Church In that section.
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THE AFFLICK GUARDLAN CASE.

To-day in the Probate court Judge OlIn ron
dered his decision in the case Of Davis Afick VI.
William P. White, diminishing the pstitioa Of the
plaintiff to have tbs appointment Of White -
guardian Of the infant child ofw. II. Ahiick, late
Of Memphis, Tenn, revoked. This ID the same
case in which possession Of the body Of ths child
was sought to Be obtained BY writ Of hsSees
corpus, granted By Chief Justice Cartier some
weeks since, which vas dismissed for wnnt Of 10
fisdcton, with the information that redress could
only be obtained through tbs Probate Court.
The circumstances Of the case are a. follows:
During the cholera season IN Memphis, Tennee.
sss last June, the father and mother Of the child
over the city, leaving tho little one then less than
three months old, alone Without any relattve to
case for IT, Mr.. White, who 10 brother 70 the
nother Of the babe, amer hearing that the grsud-
father Ahick had been TO Memphis and Instead
Of removing the child from the plsgus- stricken
city had LEFT it in the care Of stranssr and Fseeiv
ing letter! from friends Of the dsesaisd parents
that the child could not live II not removed TO Q
more healthy climate, went 70 Memphis as ths
nsk OF his own Life, brought the little enc TO
,Wesnington, whsrs he wassubsequntly appointed
" guardian. It was Afterwards developed that
me child had inherited some A1po00 hon the
iather, which, under the laws Of Teaneesee the
grandiather AMick would inherit in case OF the
ehiids death. Hence his anxiety to keen the ehild
and the property In the State Of Tsnnesses.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY !, 1Sl


FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
5:ooa. m. Baltimore and all Way Stations.
..n MS;;nehsster and a Msy staslan :. an
e:Sba. m. BsltimSre, Annapolis, Piedmont ana al
s:oea. m. New York, PSIladelphi., Boston, Bal
s:lss. m. PittsSurs, Chicsxo, Cincinnati, Louis-
vile. Il. Louis, Columbus, ssnissky,
resassE snh 81 Stations Mss: on lie
ington county and Valley branches.
pullman ears. DinneratC Cumberland.
s:soa. m. Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way Sta
lo:oo.. m. baltimore and Relay only.
ESQ m. Baltimore, Eiiicott City and All way
1:oop. m. New York, rhiladelphi.. Norfolk, Bal
tlmore. Dinner al Rclay.
HaseGEscwn snI wincsss,si and " al In:
termediate Way Stations west OF
SIS p. m. Baltimore, Frederick and all Way sta
STOP. m. p in: Of Rocks, Frederick and Way
rs p. m. Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way Sta
s.pp. m. PsiIsdelphia and Baltimore. Supper at
Tsp m. PiIsSasE, Chicago, Cincinnati, Loals-
ears. broadcast % Grafton.
800 ;. m. New York. Phii.deIphia, Boston. Baisi-
more and Relay.
m. sali sUS1H ~ T II &nS s'''''n'
100 1:zS $50. 7:is, 7:sn. 800 and II 80 p. m.
All trains stop al Viaduct hotel, Relay House
Sas 4si. sgG at sc
IS Pennsylvania avenue, where orders Will be
taken for BaSsaEs to be checked and received at
ny p''"' =" 'Ne ''''' THos. II. SHARP,
1. y II. G1Is. 0n'
ee GEo 7 Il RSaA AFsns'
febS .f.-a.. General Agent,
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ODD FELLOWS BEYEFICLAL ASSO
Tees " 4. CATION

Last night . large number Of the prominent
Odd Fellows Of the District assembled In the
West End and organized An Odd Fellow Bsne-
fetal Association, "elasses" Of which are known
to be in successful operation in the prominent
cities Of the Union. This Is dissimilar to thu old
beneficial organization, although II no way Cd
posed to It in its operation. The prospectus sets
forth - follows:
The object Of this society Il for mutual relief
and protection among members Of the Order; and
for more particular knowledge concerning it REF
ersuce y made to the constitution snd BYLAW
In order, however, that every one who may wish
70 provide something for his family in case Of
death, q veil q contribute 70 the relief OF fami.
Lies Of Brother Odd Fellows this statement OF the
mennsr Of eonducfing the association d made.
According 70 the By -laws each and every men,
Dor Of the sSsooiation q assessed ct the death
Of nembsr, and the by-l.us also say that each
membsr uho dies in good standing his heirs shall
rsesivs, bseldes ons dollar from each member Of
the association, al the even dollars he has paid
into the association ~ assessments. When one
member dies . new one u received, and thus the
association Il kept hall The ofioefs Of the asso-
citation serve without oompensation, except the
secretary, Wbo n Paid . nominal saiAry for the
time nsrsssaSy 70 sltnnd 70 the basiness.
The folloeing-named gsntlemsn were elected
omcers for the ensuing year: PRECEDENT Fred. D.
Stuart; ytce president Alexander Ashley; secre-
tASy, Z. L Trucker; treasurer, Solomon Slower.
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SEWING MACHINES.
TUE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE,

TUE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE,
The easiest to sell; lightest running; makes the
least uoise does the greatest range OF work: perfect
In its operations; can't get out Of order viii wear
DOMESTIC NECEeeITY;
no family can AFFORD 70 be without one; few days
40 now in use In this city; only introduced here
about year ago; have other machines bat little
Grover q Baker, Wilcox 3 Gibbe, American,
Singer, &C., &C., for sale at prices ranging from
wanted. PHIL. H. WEIGH. Agent,
mh3-im e0J + street, Masonic Temple.
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DALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS
EORTlWEST.
Arer December Z, 1S73 trains will run follows.
TRAthNs, hkAME FOR rkAMIN ssr AKkIEE AT
l:1 .. M, ElmirA Mail, 6:lS .. M. New York Ex-
daily, except Monday. press, daily.
500 .. M, New York Ex- SIS q. M, Accommod1-
pssss, daily, except Sum non, daily, except Sun
SO Daily, Accommoda- SIS !. M: baltimore E1-
n.ss z; m. yrast Line le;ss q; m, Daily Fast
except SundAy. Am p. M, Acc0mmoda-
LIS p. m, New York Ex- ton, Southern Mail,
pres, except Sunday. daily, except sunday.
an. Baltimore Express, ssh p. m. New York Ex-
s.i6 p. m, EIP:to clncIn- day. .
daily. except Sunday. / ton, except Sunday.
go p. m, 1ecommoda- SEQ p: M. Daily, from
don, except Sun lay: Baltimore, daily, ex.
sos p. M, Daily New cept sunday, from West
s:is ,. m, Paeiac tx n:Os p. M, southern Ex-
p'.' nG New York Express.
I except Sunday.
Trains Ieaving washington at s:35 =. m. andS:5o
Creek leaving Bowie at 10 a. IN. and 40 D. M, ar.
irving At Pope's Creek at l:is and 7:sS D. m.
Trains leaving Washington at s:o3 and s.ss q. m.
and 80 2: m. connect NJ Odenton with trains for
trains arrivinsa at Warrington at 1o:ss a. M and
$50 p. N. connect q Bowie win trains leaving
Popess Greek s:is and !;g p. m; 49,, O..
northwest corner Thlrtcenth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., northwest corner Sixth and PENNSYLVANIA ave-
niue, can have their baggage called FOR and checked
ese ThroSsS ehei to
indianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Orleans.
Chjcaro, Omaha, San francisco, aud all points
East, wet North and South.
z. i. DuBARRY, Gen. Superinscnient.
IL. ~ m. PASSENGER
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DHATH 0FNA AGED LADY.

On sunday Last $hsrs dIsd e Iswlsbarg, Union
county, Pa, Mrs. Nsrgarst Qsddss, aged ninety
three ysars-s mother aImost before ear own city
here was founded. 0hs and her 1usband were
among the early settlers er The noxtAeastsrn 800
tieu q penueylvan1a, aod xra Goodies, ~ the
tine q Asr dseth, ~ the plsasgFe u having
She va rsaarka6iy well preserved, nor faculties
being perfeetly sousd when she breathed bar last.
She has son, Mr.. Paul Geddes, . clerk IN the
once g TIE seerstssy Of Tie Senate. whe d n his
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DECEPTION OF THE MEDAL.

The medal 70 about two inches IN dissneser. ana
10 most beautiful specimen OF coinage. on on
ssds u oeaIs the head Of Newton pufrounded b.
"Royal AstrenomiealSo Society, u ust:' MDCCCxX.
"Nsbem pslleute Matthew
o. ~ sns o1verss M eeafs REPRESENTATION Of
'AQuiequid nitet notandum. y
2 Simon NsWeemb, lsJR
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

Go'EhNMhNf SALE.
DEPOT QrARrERNAsrEa's OFFICE, Z
FORT LEAyENwOETH. KS. February 10, 1874. =
Will be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, under tho
direction OF Captain John Ltvcrs, Military store
keeper U. 8. Army. ut the Government warehouse
on OF fHs1sfD fs Ms;
EQUIPAGE, by order Of the Quartermaster Gen.
eral U. 3. Army.
- felt hats.
4i3 forage caps.
"a sack coats.
sasheS.
~ pairs cheyrons.
500 pairs scales.
16l Sibley tents, tripods.
6,yU brass hat trimmings.
SO cavalry jackets.
aass pairs boots, sewed and pesscd.
u, 704 bootees.
IN yards lace.
I3 set Sibley tent poles.
targct-pr1ctice books,
and ) lot or unservicesbe clothing snd tcntsse.
Terms q sale cash. IN United states currency. No
Cash st the time OF bidding all purchases less
than ses deposit Of 3 per cent win DO required
on all sums above that amount. This rule will be
rfgfdly enforced to insure purchases being called
for. Goods In packages will be sold by invoices
mark, and neither quantity nor quality will be
Every effort will be made to give correct descrp-
tcu, and TO select y fair sample by which to SELL
LIT purchasers must examine and boy nj their own
riss. Goods Will be sold again for account OF AID
ut The risk and exps nse Of buyers. not called for
witE.H i've days from last day Of salc. No claims
for Will Be allowed after the goods have been
removed.
- J. G. CHANDLER, y
Major and QIartermasteI U. 9. Army. :
mario Depot Quzaternaster.
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SEEDS.

GARDEN SEEDS,
" FRUIT TREES, &c.
The underlined calls the attention of market
EardcnSrs &C., TO his large and carefully selected
stock OF genuine GARDEN SEEDS, which he offers
EL0WEk SEEDS. embracing everything new
FRUIT TREES-an immense stock, VIZ: ~ 600
Peach Tree. @@ Hyf: Psars, Std. Pssrs, Apples,
Grape Vines, LAwton Blackberries, Strawberries,
kaspberr1cs, Currants, Rhubarb and Asparagus
SHADE TREES. -EvERGREENs, SHRUBS,
kOSES, DAHLlAS, rHLOXES. with al articles
JOHN SAUL, ~
-. eT Seventh street, opposite Patent Once.
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49, 80 t4as,- W. - - y. =,
elses1s, fAeinG lHdisns eysnIS. nh0
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ADJUSTMENTS
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.

A large audience was present at Ford's las,
sveninr, and the Majilton- Raynor family received
. very enthusiastic reception. The performance
opened with farce, AFTER which Gabriel Grub
the real attraction Of the evening, was presented
and . more lsughsble and enjoyable entertain.
winter. The first act gives Mr.. Ned Tarr Il
really hne actor) . chance TO do some good bust.
mess, but IN the second &C. the fun really begins
laughter until the curtain falls. During the en-
tire act the Majiltons and Raynors 70 through q
tina, done
that the fun 10 even more uprosrous. Tho Ray.
nors are musically talented, and perform on the
sna VIII, iIS Ss' Il
tainly surpass all others In the MISUNDERSTANDING
business. Miss Marie Is . beautiful creature, ex-
While tic brothers are perfect marveis Of agility.
The entire entertainment IN fact 70 indescrihabIy
amusing, and should certainly Be seen by al Who
in.. "aaSricl Grub" viii b again presented
everybody else.
THE NATIONAL n
Dundreary Sothern reappcared ut the National
last evening, and, ~ usual was welcomed BY .
large and enthusiastie audience. His funny lord.
ship kept his listeners In . eontinsous roar Of
laughter, and proved his nss.sry over tbs risibil
and the star are too fslly knovn and highly
appreciated to need extsndcA notice. All, there
fore, that mead 3 addsd Z tha. Mr. sothsrn
proprisse, and that sOur Zmsriesn NC; Cousin" vii
be continued On the boards until further notice.
PROF. PROCTOR's LECTURES.
To-day and tomorrow are the last days on which
It will b possible To reserve ssaes for this course
Of delightful lectures on astronomy. The sale Of
tickets for any single night begins at Bailantyns's
a hv.S nNrska ~
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LOB MOUNT VERNON.
; GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CLOTHING.
QrARrxnxAs TIERS orr1cf,

QuARrKHxAs TIERS OFFIcE,
CANT HALLEcK. NEVADA Fet.I, Iszi.1LS
There will be sold ut public an. on at this post
At 10 o'clock, a. M. ON MONDAY, March =, 1874,
the owing articles Il unwt I'll clo thing. which
have been replaced by the new uniform: $50 Felt
Hats, s75 Brass Number, 10. Crossed Sabres, 80
Eagles, Wreath, United states: 4so pairs Bootees,
10 Brass Buttons and Slides. 60 Leather stocks,
seq yards assorted Lace, 81 Feathers, 1.3D Bras5
letters, I'D rgles, 91 Forage Caps, pairs Boots,
10 sashes, is5 pairs Chevrons: ~ GsItcrs or EGG
gins 10 pairs Met allie Scales, Mus cians' Uniform
Goats, Musicians Uniform Jackets, rs Privates,
Uniform Coats. 3E Privates' Uniform Jackets, Is
Flannel Sack Goats, lined: SIS Flannel Sack Coats,
TN Incl; alsh Condemned Horse; also, con.
Terms OF sale: Cash in United States currency.
The above articles will be sold In lots to si
chasers.
sale positively on the day specified.
Z. N. CAMP.
First Lieutenant, Twelfth Infantry, A. A. Q. NJ,
u. =, A, nhl6
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GTOLKN PROPERTY IDENTIFIED.
On the 1th Of March last, Dsesetivss McDevitt

On tbs Ith Of March last, Dstsstlvss McDevitt
and MILLER arrested . solofsA man named George
Williams % saspdedsn efhaviag stolen valuable
hsfss, WAish hs sold q Wallis Bsssar, and sfter-
words produced . certificate, which was that
legttnAts property. N. John Carter, farmer,
city, hsving hard Of The trsSssction and fnowinS
country ior two .yssrs, bat disappeared about
the sane tine that horse Of NJ. Cartsr's
was uissing, eoecluded that both had len together
promptly identihsd On sight He will remain in
the city long enough to give his Testimony - 70
thu ownsrShip Of the aalmal which viii b suf-
6cisut 70 oonviot the thief. =
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CPRING ARRANGEMENT
-. OF fMD -.5s
Steamer Pilot Boy.

On and -alser TUESDAY, Februarv ~ the
= Leave W ashlngt0u every TUESDAY and SATU
DAY N0RlI9, ~ O'Clock. from seventh-street
turning on WKDN EeDAYS and SUNDAYS.
On THURsDAye lesye a Y O'Clock, noon. for
fng at5p m. on S2ID4X, ,v,rar..y
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WAsHINoToN, NORFOLK, NEW YORK
w BOsTON Amp PROYIDENCE.-
hef sh.TG not d sixth strsst, every MONDAY
ctpal river landinss, connecting at Norfolk wiki
eteamship Of the u. and n. Line for Boston and
Providence; with the iorllard syemshlp Con pzny
for New York. Freight should be addressed StCare
= Mr. EiTZHU6H, Aren't.
s.s... "A. C. PLANT, General sent.
mh0. -l..s- Room No. q Pant binding,
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

FoRr RILEY, KAN. February % 1874.
lot Of unworn Clothing and condemned Stores
o'clock. M, ON FRIDAY, March q, ls7a consist
ing Of Bootees, Boots, Sash, Plume, Aiguiliettes,
Lace, Scales; also, condemned Blankets, Iron
banks, Cook Stove Fixtures, Stovepipe, Stovcs,
lin:, Pumps, Wagons, DRIED Peaches, Prunes, sais
Afensa Tent Flies, and lot Of smaller stores,
Terms: Cash. In Government funds.
By order Of the Department Commander:
HRANCfS B. JONES.
mh7 Lieut.. Third Infaatry A. A. o. N.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-18
PRECIPITATION.

Last night Elijah Lodge, No. u. ]. o. B. B.,
gave . banquet % Hon. Simon Wolf Amer the
eating had been daily disposed Of, HI. B. Gusdorf,
ehstrmsn Of the eonnittss On srrsngemsnts, pre-.
ssnted Mr.. Wolf With handsoms silver goblet %
8 mark Of their spprse1aton for bis services to the
order IN general, and especially chairman Of the
Chicago convention. Mr.. Wolf responded briefly,
and e late hour the company sepsrssed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-18
1T WILL PAY

to csnsalt r.. n. Ryan 1 o., NJ. ~ ssv,.tn
street, Opposite the Post Ones Depsrtnsnt. Il
Jog assire 70 nuy o. sell ri sststs, Sfosks bssds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-18
NEW ADTERTISENENTS
s@s the card Of B. +. Morseli.
e. 8. Sweet has money 70 loan. s..
mall hpte1r housN IN vA0tAd

A situation % travelling maid 10 wanted.
A public Temperance meeting this evening.
ner. $3.50. H... rHrEf -.... .
Temperance meeting In Lincoln hall this after
noon. -. ~ So.
Columbia Lodge, No. 10, L o. y. F., meets this
afternoon.
W. L Wall 4 Co. will sell to-dsy large stock
Of chinaware.
Grand sntertainment and promenade this even
ing at Brightwood. ~ ...t
W. L. Wall Co Will sell today, at 10 o'clock
D. M, lot Of horses, wagons and earts.