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DIE N

BYBHE. In New York, on the morniae OF the
Ith instant, st ] O'Clock, ELIZA BETH, wife Of
Patrick Byrpe, Of this city
Notice Of funeral hereafter, as the remains win
be brought here Tor iateTmeDt.
COBhLEY. On the Il. n instant, after Ions ana
painful SUITE ring, hch ne eEdarsi with christian
Francis and Lucy COakley.
Relsiiyes and friends Of the family respect
dtnoe of his parents, No az Potion C street
town, on Sunday, l9tE, at4 clock.
DEAKINs. On the 18th instant. at 10 81 .. N,
Miss CAEOLINE DEAkINS, ~ her ssh year
her brothers Residence. NO 223 street mort beast.
tend
BOWLING. July nth, At her reSiaanoe, 6gs 4
. native Of Philaoelphis, IN the 18Th rear OF her
ags.
Aloysius Church, at 10 O'ciOck. The body will be
taken from thence 10 for ibterment BIZ
the lO'ciOck q ain.
JOYCE. July 18th, at 3 O'Clock ?. m, WILLIE,
lnis,s son 9l u. W. ana Sarah A. Joyoe, aged
Friends OF the Family are invited o. attend bis fu
nersi from his parents resioeuoe, sea K sect.
KING. On THURSDAY morning, July lTth, Mrs.
nAnO1 " hINS, ate of Alex andriAs va IN the
Fsiends Of the faily are invited 90 ATTEND fu-
neral from Union Bethel Ohurch on ReNt Sunday
EcLIAE. On the 18Th instant, e. I2a< D. m,
WILLIAM JOSEPH, eldest son OF George ". and
Martha A. Mct5ssn, in the 18th year q his age.
at o'eio cf, non HI. ssrests' rss.ssnce, No sss
the family are invited 70 attend. fnterment a Hen
scHwIKERp. On July Nh, Mrs. OATH
hhklhk sOhWIkkkD,s aged a ears, after short
Funeral win take place on Saturday, from To. res
ioence % John schvikerd, No. AZ a. street south
Wet, a. O'Clock y. m.
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EVENING STAR.
Bathing az Long Brn.cb

From correspondence New York WOrlf.1
of it than mss; Of the chroniclers. H. ths nrs
place. j am myself bat6er. say this with
honest pride. I have watched the sad and
IN waves AZ all hours. and the bathing 10. am
compelled 10 say, more or less OF q sham. Md
ity II allowed BY common consent At an earl,
hour in the morning Tor disporting A. that
hour II 10 understood that Venus herself will
stay away from the water. Bat At th II hour
for three consecutive mornings the colonel ami
nave had the two miles Of sand 20 curse ves
save tSo or three sun burned urchins in striped
steekings who were digging their way 20
nobody ss~ rs enter. We cast our last In ECU
ment on the sand and plunged in. We exam
ined the undertow, scrutinised the bottom. left
the hopes behind, dashed out overland beyoud
the surf, and shook our white cleaning arms At
something that looked like q French maid in A
summer house. In the afternoon come from
with bundles, looking cautiously around them.
They pick their way down the steps accomps-
MED by their gu ardian Of right and proper age
and are watched from the bank BY the mother
and aunt in evening dress. There are at this
time 10 more than fifteen people, all told, on
the whole stretch of land from Sandy Hook 20
the West End. The minxes disappear in the
disreputable shanties that are meant for dress
csses. and presently they emerge in woOllen
uses and pants" holding each Others
hands and emitting little screams as the sort,
white sand touches their tender feet. and look
ing around 20 see that nobody Is photographing
item. One can see their fragile bodies shlyer
even from the top Of the bank, when they step
WITH bated breath and anxious looks into the
white spume that Is rolling and fosming up the
be sch Two or three steps and they are ankle
dt e2 In the ocean. At that An amorous wave
sN ollen with desire, makes at them. They see
u coming; The clasp of their hands tightens;
II ey take deep breath; the defiance OF their
Sc K s In their tyes, but the weakness OF their
sc X Il IN their vertebrPe, and they bend their
knees and bow their heads, and the ravishing
element breaks over them with a wet embrace.
hugs them a moment in foaming psNoysm, and
then goes broken and believing 20 ding itself in
reckless delight upon the sands where their
feet have trod,
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RAILROADS.
II BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- SUNDAY MAY 10TH, Sp.m.)

200 Q. m, Baltimore and Way Stations
o'oo =. m, bsIilmore, CRANBERRY and Way Sta
= 40 a. M, Baltimore, Annapolis and Delay.
e.oo .; m, New 6ork, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal.
sos a m. Chicago, st. Louis. Louisville, Oiucin.
nrd Springs, Deer Park, Plttsburg, Rock
vile, Hagerstown, Frederick, Stanton.
white SULPHUR Springs. PdrIoy CaTs. Dts.
10 10 a. m, Point OF Rocks aud Way Stations
sS0s. m, Baltimore and " az Stations.
IL ~ 90 90 @ NJ, Baltimore and Relay ,n
W p m New York, Philsdelphia, Norfolk, H.
, N lieott CI,y, Baltimore. DINNER at Relay.
3.45 D. m, BALTIMORE, frederick ana all inter.
mediate Way Stations.
$40 D. N. Winchester, Hagarstown, Frederick,
POINT OF Books and Way Stations, (yis Metro.
4s ,. N. Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
2. 50 D. m, Bal ,tmore and Bslsy.
.O9 p. m, Chicago. St Louis, Louisville Cincin-
natl: Columous, Sandusky, Deer Park, Berke-
ley Springs, Rockville. magerstown. Pail
man Cars. bredkfau at Grafton.
Z 30 ,. IN, Baltimore and Way stations.
$50 .. m, Pttteburg, Rockville, Point Of Rocks,
MaTiinsbuTs, Berkeley Springs, Cumberland,
Pullman GAYS.
90 .. N Baltimore and Way Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
BGRLnoTs and Way SiGttOHS.-s.3O q. m, 90,
40, $50, and 10. 90 N.
bdH'"'0Ts and RsIdy.-7 80 a. M, and $50 p.
gssL-s.Oa m. sod7p.n
PiTSbRrg - 10 .. m.
81 Az IYdias Sop al Viadret RotsS, Relay
FOR further information apply a. the Baltimore
md Ohio Ticket Ofhce-. Washington Station, and
vdksn foo Baggage TO be checked aud received at
N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
THOS. r. SHARP, msster Of Transportation
GEO. b. EO0HTZ, Gent Agent. je29
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TRIED BY A STUFFED DoG.-A Worcester
boy was engaged in nocturnal cherry stealing q
short time ago, and WAS observed by the owner
OF the fruit, who, unnoticed by the young rob
Der, placed large stuffed dog at the foot OF the
tree, and retired TO watch the result of his STRAIT
egg. The boy descending observed the dog, and
then the fun commenced, he whistled, cOsNed ,
threatened unavaiingly, the animal never NOV
ing; and hnslly the youth, accepting the inevi-
table. settled down 10 passing the night in the
Tree. AFTER some hours had passed YEARLY
enough to the lad, morning dswned. and the
proprietor OF the tree coming from the hOus
asked him how he came 10 be in the tree, TO
which the boy answered that he took il to save
himself from the dog, who had chased him
quite a distance. IL Isn't heslty for a smaller
boy to say stuffed dog 10 that youth now
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR HAY AND OoAL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docs


BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
seaIed Pro,o... ~ wA SID Joly.e, lTt
esr,sa ProPe.si. for Cas- no Tn.ms pSs sis,
the N.vs Yard =; nsDe the ard, III be received
OF sJGusI, at which hour the opening Of tue bid,
w ne con mene,d for furnishing and delivering at
In tie following clssse-:
BE'eoH Of Yards asi Docks, Class No. %, Hay and
Kery. 100 ton. &, 10 Is: be,t Su.i,y in. xng,,,,
Bost91, leo Ten. al9 lbs 8, hay, loose, per ton
BroSkyh, ~ tons 40 lbs) first quality loose tim.
- thJ hay. per ton.
tnnethy hay. mixed, loose. per ton. '''''' H0u
Naa-hInston, 50 tons (2s2i0 lbs hay, best quality
Norfolk tons 10 lbs best quality timothy hay,
Psp,ssois. % tens ta.aaO IbsJ bes. timoth, and
Deli, TO be made monthly o. required.
BHreoH Of Yards and DOGS: Class No. n, Anth,a-
Kiitery eco tons ia,ssO ID: white ash, steamboat
Kitttry leo tons G, 10 Ibs White ash, stove size.
Bsston, 500 tens q a.o IbsJ white-a,h, steambsa.
BosIcn rs tons l,s4o Ibs) Red-ash, for stove. and
Bo.toD, tons - go lbs Re-. ash, egg size. per ton
bostor, 10 tons 2iO bod ash, nut SIZE, ton.
sore, ned for steam boilers, per ton 'H'
bI okyn, % tois t2,2iO lbs.j Locust mountain, egg
Brookiyn, % tens Locust mountain, stove
Or hlJb, % tOns z4O tDsD Locust mountain, nut
size per ton.
PhilsdeIphia, i6o tons st quality Lehigh
League island, Ioy tons 2io IbsJ best quality Lee
bign coal, stove size, ger ten.
Washington, 60 tens q 80 lbs.) White ash, stove
ccsl, per ten.
N,If II, 100 q q $40 lbs Anthracite, stove size,
Der ten.
Penssco la 80 tons q 40 Ibsl Anthracite coal, Per
ton.
BETsaH Of YsydS and Docks, Class No, 70, BitRr1t-
HOrS Coal, IsT4- rs
hhttry, iU tons (2240 lbs,) Cumberland coal for
emit his use, per ten.
kItsry, Is tons .240 lbs English camel COAL per
ten.
Boston, 80 tons q $40 lbsJ Lump Cumberland coal
fer black smiths use, per ton.
Brooklyn, IS tons 24e Ibs 9roaf-top coal RIM NJ
the mines. best quality fer smiths use D. + ton
Brock lyn, Is tons (2,2s0 los best Iussall camel
coal Tor hre-engiDts. per ton,
Wsshir gten, leo IONS (2e40 lbsD Cumberland coal,
average run of mtnes, per t.n.
Norfolk, 90 tons 240 lbs Cumberland coal, run of
the mines per ton.
Pensacola, Is tons $40 Iss Cumberland coal, per
ton,
All the coal TO be Of the best quality of its kind:
20 be delivered into carts provided by the govern,
ent and the Quabtity delivered to be paid for AT
the weights Of tine Navy Yard scales
All the coal embraced IN these classes be deIiy-
cred Oh OF befei the LIST Of November next.
Bond and security 10 the full amount OF the con-
trsIt will be required to secure its faithful
ticn and fultlment, and the Bureau reserves the
right to reject any or gil of the bids.
Jyl0-f,4t c. B. p. RODGERS, Chief of Bureau.
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A NCHOR LINE. o>X
"A PASSAGE HATES REDUCED AS8A
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, sSx2E&
FAFORlTE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
passenger Accomm edatiOns Unxur pa ssed
SATURDAY..
fR6M PIERS 20 AND q NORTH RIvzR, N. z.
re- GLASGQW, LIVERPOOL, LONDON.
DEhRY. QUEENSTOWH OR BEL FAST
Cabin 500 to $50, according to Accommo dattons
Cabin return Tickets issued az reduced rates
INTERMEDIATE S9S. STEERAGE SIS
Dr1ttS tSSEeft for any amount at Iolcest rates
For Tickets or further Information, apply to-
MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREYS,
. $50 10Th street near Pennsylvania avenue
0rto CAMMAOK & CO., 1873 street N w -,
apS-m,w,f-6m near Treasury Dept. Waahinpfon
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf.
Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, holding special letters
test Amentary on the personal estate OF OABO-
LINE WEbIR, late Of Washington city, d. O.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber.
before the 35th day of June next: they may 9TH
estate. Given under my hand, this 18Th day Of
iess fs1. CHBIsroPH HBeHR, Executor
y WAsHINeroy, D. O., June Gain, lEl.
PsgHa e fal .Ss IL Of
granted to hin the 16th day Of September, $50,
fn1 e. n Gay %.od,s Il Tor sn
Saws:
II ia ordered that the testimony In the case be
cosed the 18th day Of August next that the time
for Ming arguments and the Examinsr1 report be
limited to the 4h day Of September next, and that
said petition be heard on the 9th day Of septembsI
next. Any person may oppose This extension.
j.3s-f& y. D. L96G1TTs Oommisstonss,
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL.

rStLADELRHIA, ALEXAEDRIA, Va, WASH.
EEGr0E AND GE0RGZTOWs, d. q.
=, SAILING DAYS.
EIo.. Pier :, North Whsrves Phi.
slsir his, WEDNESDAY and SAT. e 69s
CkDA1, 1T I2m. eEx1xxzzaz3s
OAl and FRIDAY o. 5 y. n. "
This line connects at Philadelphia with "Uiydeb
iToG Ltne" Of steamers for Providence, Boston au1
SeE, England States. No wharfage Ia Boston b.
ms ,dnea r,x,GF hyde, Agent fsr d, Of o,
.. a. REID, Alexandria, Va.
WALDO A. PEAROE, Sc Congress Etrees ,Eouson
~ kEetghts delivered BY Knex's Exp press. Or.
iers left at General Once, COS Ponnsyfvanis ave-
ave- or OF the steamer wharf Sill be prom pity st-
ence: ts. sp5-tr
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All the preceding schesule OF Iamber mus. Ne Of
the very best quality Of their respective kinds,
LorOughiy seasoned, free from large knots, saps,
snakes, AID OtI er defects, aEd all clean sraig nj,
enn regularly sswu to the different thicknesses
The southern Pine Rails and FIooring must all be
reert stuff free from all defects, other will
be accepted.
The WhOls mSst re delivered in such lengths and
10 such qu antilles IS will be called for b. Ihe So
Samples Of the woods proposed to be furnished
must be unlimited along with the bid.
Payments will be made on the delivery aud
tfpauce Of material, deductiDg ten per oentum until
the completion OF the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by the penal bond
OF two respOnsible persons, In the sum If thou
sand dollars lOl, hat the bidder will accept snd
perform the contract IL awarded dim; the suiciency
ef the security 20 be certified by the United States
Judge, CLERK Of the United States Court, or the
Dlslct Attorney of the district wherein the bidder
resides.
Bidders at liberty to bid for one on all Of fhe
divisions enumerated above.
The Department reserves the right 20 r. jsct any
Government 10 do 80, to s10divide the different
divisions among different bidders It's option, and
any bid that Is not nsde the printed form to be
OBTAINED ~ this Office, and does not conform in
every respect to the requirements Of this advertise
msnt, will not be considered neither will any pro-
rosal be received from parties who not them
selves engaged in the lumber trade, and who have
rial.
Proposals.. Will be enclc sed IN a sealed envelope,
endorsed PrOpcssls for Luu Der for the U g. Court
House and Post Office at Columbia, 8. O." and
addressed TO
iJ6 lat iHos ii. OAKsHOT. Superintendent.
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A LExANDRIA . WASHINGTON B. B

ALEXANDRIA q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES R.R.
CORNER OF AND SIXTH SrRBprs.
Local trains leave for Alexand as foIiows:-6,
-, 80, ~, II .: m, 4, 3, A. ., 6,y ,. m;
dnday.
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive q follows
1883, sSs IS. 5:sS, S:ss, ,. m. The SIS
.: H., and o;35 p 2. from Alexandra daily, Ill
= 2; n; and nd, nh mi connect with trains On
RICHG OHD TAsr nxPREss leaves daily. OK.
cept Sunday, ct 8 ,. m, arrive ct Richmond lo:4s
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRlss, via Richmond,
leaves arlington 1883 D. N. daily EXCEPT Sunday:
through tickets 70 AL points Souta ana eoutnyess
nis svenus, and corner 6th street and Penngyvania
avenue, where passenger leave orders Tor bag.
rage 20 be checked & I'll hotels ana rsG1dencSs
tsrough TO destination,
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1874 suhhnB Assss.,NaEMHNr 1877
POT0MAo RIVER LANDISGs.

INCLUDING
COLTON'S. BEACKISTON,S ISLAND, AND
LEONARDTOVN.
The swift and fayorits Iron Steamer PILOT BOY,
CAPTAIN Joseph White, leaves 9Th
s,rsst Wharf, every TUESDAY and EeSaA~S
SATUkDA1 MORNING, for Land
ings en- Potomac, IS follows.
On TUESDAY, On SATURDAY.
leave AT y O'Clock tor leave at O'Clock for
9lymont, Glymout,
candy Point, Sandy Point,
Liverpool Point, Liverpool Point.
Smiths Point, Smiths Point
Ohatterton, Chatterton,
etewarte Wharf, etewarts Wharf,
Ioisons Wharf, Tolson's Wharf,
mathlas' Point, Matthias Point,
DiHs wharf, Mattox Greek,
mattox Greek, Lopgwood Wharf,
Longwood Wharf, Dill's Wharf,
Cottons Wharf, OoltoH's Wharf,
Blackistons leland, Blackstone Island,
Ourri man, Leonardtown,
returning on Wedne5- Currfoman.
day, making the above Returning on Sunday,
Lendfngs. makiug above landings.
Apply to WM. H. BYLES, Agent,
Jel5-n 6ts-stre't Wharf.
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IN EROHAET's LINE OF SrEANsHIPo
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

sOhN GIBSON will r1sks regular week -.
Y, 61E between NEW YORK, ALEX %lEA
ross, Is fdioSs TOE NV YoRk
irOm Per Ss Es4t river, every sATURnAY at
D a. leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at ?
a. NJ, and ALEXANDRA the same Gay 81 Nm.
re-, tlil ipIoEmsti0n spPiy 70 q. 2. A. DfEHAn,
AGENT once snd wharf S3 Water street, George.
s1HL or a. sSe corner Of Hth street and New Yors
Sx.E9. W. THOMPSON, President,
.Ieishb delivered by Knox s Express. Or.
1ei- zen a. GENERAL 0dce, COS Pennsylvania ave
lue. az TIE GtesTner sbart, will be promptly IT.
tended 10. jsly-y
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WASHINGTON, NeRTOLK, NEW YORK
BUSTON, AND PROVIDENCE.
The fine iron steamer LADY or THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips 20 N-Hs
Norfolk, will leave her wharf. foot of E.nSaA-N
Sixth street, every MONDAY andskEHzsxzz.s
THURSDAY, at p. M. .olchiDg At the principal
river landings, connecrf1g at Norfolk with steam
snip of the M. and NJ Line for Boston and Proyj.
dtnce; with the Old Dominion Steamship Dom.
pahy, for New York. Freight should be addressed
"CaTe Of Ledy OF the Lake, via Norfolk -
N. u. TITZHUGH, Agent, 9th street wharf.
A. o. PLANT, General gent
arf0 Room No. 10, Plant BINDING
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lSI4PENNsYLVANfA RoUTEISI4
EoKrHwEsr, sof IL TH IND SOUTHWEST
Trains leave ss follows:
Tasaipst On.-., $50 .. m Baltimore. I:2s =. N.
$50 D. M IS. 7:asp p. m
III GREAT DclBLE TRACK ROUTE,
Eitn elegant Scenery, Palace Stste-room Day and
hiSht Cars, with IaonderB improvements.
Two hundred miles saved Is Western and Central
The 1888 Q. m. daily, except Sunday, Southwest,
west and Northwest; $50 p. NJ, daily. Cincinnati
and southwest.
through nom WASHINGTON TO BUFFALO,
CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS without change.
Tickets By this route be procured at the ofnces
Sorser OF lSth street and PennsyH avenue, and
CT 9th street and avenue, under
NstiOsal Hotel, where reliable Information viii be
given ~ ell times,
Passengers trocurina tickets at these ofioes can
.ecgre accommodations In Paisce Cars for Chicago,
s.. Louis snd Buffalo.
I'D. .. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent.
.D Baltimore, Md.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH american
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.

CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
.seotis~... Wed. July Is ChinaM..' Sat. Aug. 8
AIgeris....s July Il Calabria-. We'd, Aug. u
Asyssnia We'd, July 29 Algeris....-sat.,A Aug. p
'Russis..... W cd. Aug. s. EBOthnia Woi, Aug, Is
And every following WEDNESDAY and SAT
UhDAY from New York.
gers.
RATES OF PAssAGE.-Caoin, $50, sI0o, and $50,
geld, according to accommodation. Tickets TO Pa.
ris SIS, sold. additional Return tickets on favor.
able terms. Steerage $50 currency.
Sseerase tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and sll parta OF Europe, at lowest rates. Through
Pills OF lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre,
antwerp, and other ports the Continent, and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin pass-
sfe, app at the Company 3 Office, NO. Bowling
Green; Tor steerage passage, No, Ill Broadway,
Trinity Building, or to OTIS BIGELOW, Banker,
oO5 Ith street, ppOsite Patent Office.
JepG-ly CHSS. G. rRANOKLYE, Agent,
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fkE Is. a. WhkNEh,
Resi Estate Broker snd A1ctfonesr
Federsl Buildings. Corner tn and Streets ",

- Real Estate Broker sno Auctfonesr
Federal Buildings. Corner til and II Streets ". W
AssIGNELS' SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED AND USIMPR0VED REAL ES-
TATE in sqnare 495, fronting on Al street, be-
tween and streets southwest; on r street, be
tween AS aud 9Th streets southwest; 6h street,
street, between AZ and 9th streets southwest
Also on the southes asst corner Of 9th and streets
southwest, in Square 496, and that valuable bust
ness pro certy ON the Northeast corner of 9th and
strte-s northwest, in Square 496, at public suc-
tiOr.
~ On MONDAY, the ooh day of July, 1884, At
~ O'Clock m, We y i'll offer tor sale, ct public
- hucti ion, in front OF the premises, northeast
conner Of 9Th and streets northwest, j lot 4 aad
the out % feet front street OF lot g. ia
4O6 wiz the in prov etnents thereon, consisting Of
stos erComs the main floor fronting on 9th street
Also,
On TUESDAY, the 2lst day Of July, 1874, com
neEclng nt o clock , IN. m. and On each succeed
Ing evening, commencing at She same hour, until
al VI the property is sod in front OF tho respective
pieces of property, Lots 49, IL IS, 49, &C. So 81 S. IS,
81, IS %, 90, 81, Ca g. 81, s., 65, g. g. o. 20 IL "a
Is, I6 81 aud 81, OF the subdivision of elaare 1885,
and sub let b in Square 496, with all the improve
meBts thereon.
Terms Of raIe: One-third cash. the residue in four
the day Of SALE with interest EIGHT per cebt pay
able semi annually. All oonyeyancins at our
chssers' 500 acceptance Of bid for 9th and
street properly; $40 on all other bids.
f s IT ! R 9tssi :. A.,isnos..
U8.eo&ds Rep IT. C0LDWELL, 81 nan.
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STEAMER LINES.
n o I 1 G Z /.

The Steamer GEORGEAENA leaves 7th street
wharf every MONDAY EyRHIHG, IT,
~ o cIeck. Tor Lennsrttown, Pine, Er836@N
Point, q arshsll's, Point Look out ard
Baltimore. u. HIGHTINGALE,
y Io-tccl
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Amer June 18th, 1874, trains will run as follows:
TkALNS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
bALIIMORE WASHING TOW.
zoe g. ~. northern ex. o:l3 a. M, New York Ex :
500 a; m. Aecommods. s;ss a. N. Fss, Lie
S:S3 a. m, Limited Ex- i0:40a %, ,AccommOia-
press Tor New York, tipn daily ex. Sunday.
daily ex. Sunday. Par.i2 .. NJ, Baltimore
Ior car train. and Philadelphia ex-
100 q. m, Fast Line press daily, en-. sunday,
Weet.dajiy, ex. sunday :O3 p. Limited EY-
3:4Op. m, Accomm -ds- press from New York,
ton, osiiJ. sL: Sunday daily, eN. Sunday.
s;so m,1or Pittsburg 1913 .. m, Aocommoda-
Cinctnrsti, and South ton, except Sunday.
west daily. For the 9:35 .. M, daily, from
North daily, excep Baltimore aud he west.
$50 N. for PhiIadel- kIPre:s, daily ''''
7:s5 ,. m. accommods-
tion 20 Baltimore daily
except Sunday
York Night Express.
Trains leaving W ashingSon at q. m. on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, and $40 .. N. daily,
except Sunday, connect st Bowie with trains for
PoDes Greek leaving Bowie 81 10 .. m. aud 5:l %
?. NJ, arriving al Pope's CreeA at l:ss aud = rs
Trains leaving Washington at s:35 a. m. and
Trans arriving 9. Washington at IO:4O q. m.
and 500 D. M connect az Bowie with trains from
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once
scrthxsst corner Of 18th street and Pennsy anis
avenue, northwest 6th street and Peansylva-
checked at hotels snd residences 70 ali points North
and " est. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column
bus, inlianspolis, Louisville, -. Louis, New Or
,6ints Hast, VI esf, North snd South. N-' ="
T.. l.. DUBARRY, General 6upr.
3. b. YOUNG, Gen1 Psss'r Agent. apZ3-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17
10y LATIMER & OLEAkY,
ID AnctiOLeeTs and Besl Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ST ,
Star Once Building.
OHkEOERYsALE OF vaLUABLEIMPRovED
PhOPhBTl On The WEST SIDE OF SIXTH
s1BEET, NEAR ID STREET NORTHWEST,

CHkECEkYsALE OF VALUABLEI IMPROVED
PhOPhRTI On The WEST SIDE OF SIXTH
sIBtET NEAR ID STREET NORTHWEST,
"a Under and by virtue Of q decree passed by
HSthe supreme Court Of the District OF Columbis
- in cause depending ia that court, wherein
Alexander Lee ct al. are plaintiffs and Frank Chase
and others defendants, No. 2-304, Equity. Docket
IL 1.-THE undersigned trustee will sell st public anc-
ton, in frcnt Of the premises to the highest bidder
On FRIDAY, 10Th Of July next, at 6 80 O'Clock
p. m, parts Lots i, 2S and %, in Square 4T. This
property IL situated the west side of 9th street.
near street northwest, and fE improved BY hand.
* nue. three -story brick residence.
The terms of sale are: third OF the purchase
money cash, and the balance ia equal payments in
twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months, the
purchaser to give for the deferred payments his
sromissory note, Endorsed secured to the salts
faction Of the trustee, and bearing interest from
their date. All convey snciAs at cost Of pun
II terms of sale not complied with 10 FIVE days
the Trustee the right g resell at the risk
ard cost Of purchaser. S20 down at time Of sale.
Je23-eo&ds LATIMER OLBARY. Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
MOHpAY, July goth. 1874, same hour and place
By order OF the Trustee.
jyS-eo6cs LATINEB CLEABY, Aucts.