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Gil AGCERYSALE OF VALUABLE IMPR0VED
AND uNlMPbONED REAL ESTATE Os
north II STREET, BETWEEN 2IsT AND
I'D STkEsTS WEST, IN TIE CITY of

CHAECERYsALEO VALUABLE IMPROVED
AID ,pNIMPh0EED REAL ESTATE on
WASHINGTON, DisTRICT OF OOL6MBfA
N By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
e the District Of Columbia, passed in equity
sarah ii TurtOy ct al, the uudersigned as trustees
n said cause, viii sell, At puSic auction, to the
higheet bidder, on TUEsDAY. the 29th day of
septt moer, commencing st O'Clock p. N On the
p emises the hereinafter described resi- estate, to
WIT: Lot numbered %, in subdivision Of original
(79D (mace by the trustees in the CaussD with the
im pruvements thereon, consisting of @ large brick
Dwelling containing about ID rooms.
ssid subdivision Of said lot IA, said square seventy
nine, t39 and imprOV eent each of said lots ii aud
. heins IS feet Us inches on II street, BY E3 feet
ImmtdisteIy after the above sale will sell lot let
tered in William p. klOtt's subdivision of ori-
giusl lot l3 in said square 49, and thu improvements
And Immediately after the above sale will sell Lot
lettred B. in said subdivision of said lot Is ia said
a large dwelling h0use; sad lots and being Il
feet each, By II feet in depth.
Terms % sale: One-third purchase money cash,
aid balance It purchase money pay able ia six f6)
and twelve (l2) months from day Of sale, with ia
terest at eight per cent annum until paid; the
payment thereof 10 be secured by the promiss0ry
or srretles to be approved By the trustees or the
whole Of The parchase money can be paid cash on
day OF sale, or on final ratification thereof by the
CONT. A lien will be retained on thu property
sold, and no deed will be given until all the pur-
chase money shall have been paid. All CONVEX
snoiBR at cost of the purchaser or purchasers If
ten days after day Of sale the Trustee reserve TIA
right to rese the property sold at the cost and
posi- of 50 will be required on each piece of prop.
JAMES C. PAYNE,( ru-..
Nm J.MILLER, lrustees'
sepE-6Sds uhTIMER CLEARLY. hucts
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gHE editor OF the Sedaiis De mocrat has had
Bible ITesf nted 10 him, and thereupOn re-
marks: II Is very interesting work, and AZ
some Of it, themes were worked up into senss-
uonal locals, With double heads, our readers
would be delighted. We are now reading its
account OF the creation, AID We are utterly as
tonlshed 10 lind that no mention Is made Of the
u lssa uri EenuhllAn.n
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n In virtue Of q writ of fieri facias, Issued cut
~ OF the CLERKS office IF the Supreme Court of
XII the strict Of OOiuu bia, aRd t. me directed,
il VIII sell ar public auction, for cash, at the
auction store of Vim. l. Wall s. Co., corner
q Penhsy AHA avenue aud 9Th street, on WE'D
NEsDAN, the SON day OF September, lS74, COM
Int ncins at III O'Clock q. n, the following goods
and Chattels. to Wit viz:
One BeseW God ParlOr suite, II pieces, covered
with Green aid Gold SILK Brocstelie, and four
Curtains TO match.
Ore Brd's-eye Maple Chamber Set, 10 pisces
One Parlor PlIiaI5 Table.
Ore Marble-top Table.
IL Walnut Dining Room Chairs
One Carving Table.
Uus Iron Bath Tub.
Saved ard levied upon a. the goods AID chateIs
If Franklin Philip, and will be sOid to satisfy
Cutfon No. II SQ0, In favor Of X. ~. stanton, Be-
ceiyeT Of the First National Bank, ID g
ALkX'H SHARP. U. y. Isrshsl, D O.
seC22-tfs Per " M. Ia WALL & co Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF l3rH
sEREET, BETWEEN STREhT AND MAS
sAOHI SATTS AVENUE NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
81 BY virtue Of a deco of trust, dated the 22d Az
- # November, 1869, ana duty recorded in Liber
~ Ca folio 4l2, one Of Ihe land records for Wash
g,On county, IN the District of Columbia, snail
ell, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of September,
1874 In front Of the premises, at ) O'Clock .. IN q.
psIts If Os IL u and Is, in square 23, proved by
tWC small BCiCks, the two containing seven rooms,
he having front of 80 feet los inches on The
49, siit II IS street northwest, bet l. rect
ana N Massachusetts, avenue, and running back an
AyersR. depth Of IS feet
Terms Ono third cash; tho balance in 6, y and Is
months, With notes bea'ing per cent interest and
secured by a deed If trust on the premises All
ccryeysncing at the cost OF che purchaser S2H
viii be required when the property Is str.lck OF
Possession given in G0 days.
ELIAS FRANCIS, Trustee
s,pa3dts LATIMER & OJEaRY, Aucts
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- Tie British rei0rmer who was in favor OF
Cremation and opposed 10 buying any new bury
ing ground in bic town, las been mObbei by
w women, who proposad % Dhnrn himn
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Az Ed

CFAIGBII L-CHuRCHTJB At 81. John.
Ger, by tsv. Jgseph X Jsnes, x virginia, g 5ions
v: p. ChAlGHILL, L \ A. aud kKBECCA
,ht ne HILL de lighter Il the late Rev. AlexsUssI
JULes, i ID. No cards.
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WHITING COAL A MIsTAKE.--It has ire
qnently been maintained that wetting coal in
cIeases the amount OF heat given out Ia com6ua-
ton, hut careful inquiry has shown, first, that
there u 10 Increase OF heat; second, that loss
OF heat slR ave- follows the addition OF water:
Azure OF the fire are considerably dfmfufzhad
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TIE FRESHMEN at the Vermont colleges have
got into the traces promptly, and one Of them
grinds out from the ancient hand.organ the fol-
lowing:
This tiresome, wearisome rain, mother,
This wearisome, tiresome rain,
Makes me think OF you, mother,
Makes me want to be home again.
thought, when came 10 college,
That they'd take me for q man,
But the students don't acknowledge
It
Here, the inspiration rave out.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Gays.

10y WASH. WILLIAMS. Auctfoneer
H (eUCcss~or &C. Gfre-u s Williams, rctfs,l
No. 1901, northwest corner leah and d.
ONE ZINE BED BIP PUFFISG PARLOa
SUITE, WALNUT NJ. Z DEEsSTSG CASE
SUITES, WALNUT WHITING FaBLES a u
EQT HARDR0BEs, HANDSOME WALNUT
MkhBLE,1OP CENTEh TABLES. BODY
hhND ThPESTRY BRUSsELs QARPETs, ONE
bhGNZE Dr. p LIGHT, LACE CURTAINS
kkssD n,obHIGEs HtIS aATTssssxs,
FANCY TOILETSET, BRUSSELS HALL GAR
PEIs, WALNUT HALL SUITS, EIHE VAL
huI VI T. sIDEBOAkD. WALNUT DINING
CHaIRs, WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE
0EEGROVER SBAKEh SEWING MACHTNE,
sLSASn INGRAM sTAIR CARPETs,
ONE HANDSOME PtBGOR SUITS. UPHOL-
SSTnEIREp IN FhrCY sTRIPEo REP, Wal.
BOOK STANDS, GBnEN RIP SOFAS AND
sSHHtAAiFks' ShLNGT RoOkERs, PAINTED
hUsk mATrREssEs. WALsUr RE6EP-
sPBIsG MATTREssEs, &c, &c
IN On MONDAY, September 2Sth, at 10
" O'clock m, We shall 81 II the above named
~furnIture, contained in I9 rooms, in house
poIthvest.
Terms Cash.
sepls-d IRepI WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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ysr BIS ii q b 1911

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, holding q special term, let
tens Of 81 on the personal Of
GsOBGE MILLER, late Of Washington city,
ID. c., deceased. Ali persons having claims against
the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber,
on OF before the 18th day OF Septenber next: they
may otherwise By be excluded from all benent OF
the said estate. Given under my hand. this l5s b
day Of September, 1874. BOSNIA HILLER,
sspl6 w. "a Administrative, W. O..
N1HEsUPRHME OoURrOFT HR DISTRICT
Il UR COLUMBIA.
SSeeta! Tom-P, ynutsd,etios, SPIT I5th, lll.
10 the natter Of the estate Of JAMES MULIER:
Application for letters q the estate
1d JAnEs nULLER, OF the city Of Washington,
plSrlot o. Columbia, has this day been made By
Dennis Msgrsth. All persons Interested are
no.ntd 20 appear In this court on TUES
,tns - noJ OF september aext. AZ II o'clock O..
m 70 show cause why letters of administration on
the es,ets OF me said deceased shosd Issue a.
prayed: Frortded, COPY Of this order be ma blished
tnce week for t~o weeks in the Eyenins star ana
WasnIngton Law Exporter prevtous to the aid day,
ser,s s.h.. ARw ssi.tss Il K,h,,
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A MIRACULOUS CURE.-Patrick Hughes, OF
the well known firm of Hughes Brothers, writes
10 the Toronto Globe with reference 10 the mir
aculous cure of his daughter, a girl 10 years of
age, who has been suffering from hip disease
Tor seven years, and who could not walk with
out crutches. He took her to Londres, France
where he arrived on the 18th of August, and at
once proceeded to the Grotto Of NotTe Dame.
where lady held the child in her arms, and
allowed the sacred water to RIM over her ankle,
when she was Immediately cured and able 70
wals from place 10 place without crutches. He
concludes by say ing: "Only those who know
me and n chiid-snd there are few in Toronto
who don't-can imagine how grateful feel to
our great God and His Holy Mother for this
miraeulous cure of nv little daughter"
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VI EBCHART's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
VI BIfwEEp
TASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Asrsa.ter tee me stesrashirs q. o. KHIGhT .ne
tShH GiBbOk Viii make regular week <rSc2A
? Itpz between NEW YORK, ALEX -4HS4
AhDk1hi NAsHIH GT0H snd-z<zzAsz
3GOBH EIONh, ~ fOliovs:-Geeve NEW YORK
rom Pier Ss East river, every SATU RDAY at 4
,. N; leave 9E0 6QET0WN every FRIDAY II
:. 10, bnd ALEXANDRIA the same day ~ I9m,
.os foli information sP2ly e Z. A. DEHHAs,
own, or At the corner o. nth stree. and New YORK
'T ~ -; W. THOMPSON, President.
- Ereizhs delivered by Rnox's Express. Or.
ieTS len al General once, s0s FenrsyIvsni. ave
lue, sT st shs stsamer wharf. viii Be promptly 1t.
@nded 20. jsifssr
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RYE. SWEET,
~ Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No Sl1 7th street, Op pOsite H. s. Post Of1ce

RYE.Js SWEET,
No. sl1 9TH street, opposite U. S. Post once.
TRUSTEES! SALE OF THREE TwO-sTORY
FRAME HOUSES ON TWENTY-FIRsT
STREET, BETWEEN X AND BOUNDARY
STREETS HoRTHW EsT, AT AUCTION.
i7t duly reeorded in ber No 9.5 Pei fi9 AZ r.
&foIe Of the land records for the District Of Go;
hereby. viii sen ~ E1blo saetdn. IN 'front.' Sn5c Of
O'Clock .. M, the following described real estate
situate in the city Of Washington, District Of Co
igmbia, to wit: Lots numbered et5j and six Is 3.
Of s. L. Loomis' recorded subdivision Of square
Numbered sixty i've C6sl, having a total front Of
ihtTty-eisht feet % inches 2lst street west
Also, the rear four "a fest by, the width Of lots
numbered seventeen (l7J and eighteen (lS), 10
the ia proyements consisting Of three twostory
fran an dwellings: ., -. -.
at six, twelve aud eighteen months with 1nterest at
ten per cent from DAY Of sale, secured by deed OF
se Al ccnyeS sheing at parehssars cost Terms ~
" &c ''"' ma TaIa Il Il. ' WafRwER,t
eEoHGE w. sTikSKNsswY' sSr 49,,
ry-THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED To
comply with the Rbos o terms. the above descTihad
property Will be res I'D at the risk aud cost OF the
aefanlting purchaser, IN FRIDAY September Is,
BRhIHARb q WakEsR,I
GEORGE W. sTICKNsY. trustees
ryTHE ARovE SALE Is POSTPONED uu-
pIsee. BRsT&aR Ps II IVA WARNER zane hour and
GTURGE " STICENEy' Trustees.
fepls eoSds W. ol ECh + swEET .nct
. - y - - :, 80
gY LArIMER b CLEARLY
- AUciOneers hnd Real EstSte Brokers'.
Southvest corner Penlsylvsnia avenue aud ith It :,
ThIsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PBOP-
5TB SHEETS II n M
e veb,r, 1873, recoidgd IL Libsr "a f,i los t7S.
s8S will sell, on SATURDAY October " Is1I az
D. M, on tine preni.es. tots "a "a ana AZ in az "
division Of lot "a i'm mare 81 asbintO 10 en- s'
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I'm THE SUPREME COURrOF THE DISTRIOT
OF COLuMHIA.

HOLDING SPECIAL Tzn1, Stpienloer l5th, 1874
In the csse Of I,Ass w ats, Administr ator d. b. n
Of WILLIAM GERRIsH deceased, the I'd ninistra.
tor b. aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the
said, appointed TUESDAY, 6th day Of Octossr
A. D., 1874. for the final settlement and distribu-
ton Of the personal estate Of said deceased ana Of
the sssets IN hand, far the have been col
lected and turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified
TO attend, with theiI claims properly youched. OF
they may otherwise By law be excluded from all
Of this order be Published once q week for taree
weeks IN The Evening Star, previous to the said
seis-w.Ns A, wBBsrIR, Register Of Wills.
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SAVAGE FEMALE IN SEARCH or HgR Hrs
BAND.-A middle aged, muscular, but venom
ont-tooklng woman waited up TO the ticket
thce at Camden Station, yesterday afternoon,
ana having slapped down a small carpet bag on
the coUnte with degree OF yigor IL at made the
dust fly, Inquired of the ticket agent. in A voice
ike A cracked French horn, "What time the
next train went TO Cumberland p" Mr.. Cornell
was astonished at her vehemeuce, and assured
The female in his biapdest tone that there would
be no train for that point until night As the after
noon train had already departed. This infoT-
nation was received at first in silence, but
presently her manifest disappointment found
sNpression in some very prOiane Calculations.
Then, snatchiDg up her carpet-bag, the excited
female unburdened Der mind ia this wise
well, it's burned mean that / missed that
train, tor yer see that Ime a fOilerin' nv hus-
band, and he run away from me at Norfolk last
week, and eZ he's got another woman With him,
J want ter catch 'em both. His folks lives in
Cumberland, and there's VIII ere he's gOin' Yer
sec that air bag - (POintng 10 her carpet-bag }
Mr.. Cornell assured her that his optics were
centered on it, ''Well, I've got two cowaides
inter IT. ana I'm e. goin 10 use 'em." Mr.. Cor
nel REMARKED that be had no doubt on that
point, and then she asked if she might wait on
the platform for the next train. She was shown
TO The ladies waiting-roOm, and when last seen
was still ciutching the caTpst-bag in her hand
and impatiently waiting for the ira in 70 start
BditimOTe american, 22d.
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AUCTION SALES.
rHIS EVENING

EpY LATIHER q CLEABY,
~ AuetiouHers ant Bal Estate BrDs-r.,
SnUths at oorosr Pennsy lYeDis end i1th q,
Star Once Building.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FINR
COLI AND SILVEh WATCHES. DIAMONDS
yEWEbRS, SILVER AND STLyFS PEATED
WARE. CUTLERY, &C, AT AUG CI IN
IN We will sell ~ nur auction F5-ou-, 90 " Ell
EN1SEsDAT MORNING, September 23f. a 20
60 'cl' OK, aud TO be continued in taS EVEN
If q OF O'Clock, 8 large assortment OF the above
named goods, viz: Fine Geld American Levers
English Levers, DiamOnd-se Watches, Duplex Lee
vers, Anchor Levers, fine steTl-vi ndnR aud Sfes-
seittng Watches. French watches. Also, al ut
l73 assorted 81 coDd band Gold and silver Wstch hes
by the most celebrated makers. DIAMoSD>-Clus.
ter and Solitaire Rings. Pins, &c JEw6LRY-In
reet variety, as Sets, Pins, Riugs, siais, sleeve
Buttons, Rings, Pens 81 Pencils. &c &c; large
assortment OF liver plated Ware, Table and Pocket
Cutlery. &c sc.
The sbove stock will positively be sold without
reserve, snd Is well worthy the attention of the
sepIs St BATIMER L OLEAHY, Auots
nY THOMAS wAGGAMkE,
- Resl Estate Auctioneer, el9 Tth street.
COSY TwO-sTORY FRAME, WITH ONE.
STORY FRAME IN REAR, No las s3D
kTRlET NORTHWEST
- On WEDNESDAY. September 2Sd, at $3.50
~ o clock o. M, at public auction, on the prem
- isee, shall sell the above property, frontl.g
Is le ON 80 street by depth of Ia.
T'rms day IF sale. TH0S. 4. WAGGAMAN
etplstd thepI AuctiOnesr.
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LUNAR NoLCANoEs.-In one OF the maps o.
the lunar surface, recently published, the bog
tom of the crater in of the volcanic districts
appears in many instances very deeply depressed
below the general surface OF the moon, the IN
ternal depth being often twice or three times
the external height. 1t has been comput that
profound cavities, regarded as craters, occupy
two-tfths Of the moons surface. One of the
most remarkable Of these formations is fifty d We
miles ID diameter; and, to give some idea Of its
magnitude, the late Prof. Nichol used TO say
that, could visitor approach il, he would see
rising before him a wall ef rock twelve hundred
feet high, and, on mounting this height, would
look down on decliyity or slope thirteen thou
sand feet, TO a lodge or terrace, and below this
would zee lower deep OF four thousand feet
Of Mont Blanc, and large enough to hold that
mountain, besides ChimborazO and TeDerfffe
Another lunar crater called Saussure, IL ten
thousand feet in depth. These astounding cal
cuiatiOns are fouEded-as is doubtless well un-
derstoOd-on the observation of the suns light
falling on the edge, and Illuminating the side of
these predictions depths
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY ON " sLREkT. BETWEEN

TBbEpsSTDEEsr SALE OF EALUABLE IBMrPRnYED
13TH AND l4TH STs. NORTHWEST.
- Under and by virtue Of two deeds Of trust,
20 dsfed respectively the 10th dsy of Fsbruary,
Es ISL, and the 18th day OF Msrch, 1872, and re-
corded IN Leer $40, st folio l29 and Libsr SIS, at
f"lfo 496, and by writ r"Q1est Of the party Sc
cured theI. hy shall sell in front of the prem.
tses, on WEDNESDAY,, the 30th day of Septem-
ber 1874, st O'Clock o. m, Lot Is, in U. Whites
RECORDED subdivision Of west half Of square num-
nered 20, improved by a twO-story and basement
Brick DIV cling.
Terms One.Ihird cash; balance IN 6, Il and Is
months, with interest al per cent. per annnm,
cured by deed of trust ou the premises sold. Com
NeyancIDg q: purchaser : cost. SlOl down at time
OF sale. lite OF sale not com piled with wit
III tive days the Trustees tho right to resell
at risk aud Cost of purchaser in defsuIt
I wM 2 To GIVEN Trustees.
sepl6-eoSds LATIMRR & OLEARY, hucts
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U. =, MhRsHhL,s SALE

10y VIM. l.. WALL 4 CO.. Auctioneers,
80 New Marble Building,
No. goo and goa Pennsylvania avenue, cor. 9Th II
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rD.M9RR0w.

DV LATIMER & CLEAEY.
~ huctunesTs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and IItb street
Star Of1ce Buildings.
STOCK AND GOODWILL OF DESIRABLE
BUSINESS AT AT, TON
~ On thursday ORNJNG, September
I%E 24th, lSi, at Ii O'Clock, snail sell at
S3-<@ $40 18th street, between Pennsytvanis av-
fnue and street northwest, the STOCK and q jOd
vii Ne and Provision Store, CONSISTING of
Horse srd Wagon,
Counters and Shelving,
Ice Box, New Awning, &c.
Canned Fruits, Meats, Vegetables, &c, &c.
If rot sold as whole, shall sell the stock in
detail. desirable stsns Go d reasons For sell
ipg. LATIMER n CLEsRY
seI22-2t IBep1 Ancfi0Geers
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DY LATIMER & OLEARY,
D AUCtiOneers and Real Estate Brokers
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and lIIh 81
Star Office Building
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, JULY IS, 1874
FRDT WAEHI~GTnS CITY

*
SUNDAY, JULY IS, 1874.
FRod WASHINGTON CITY.
zoe = NJ, 6S!.inlOTe and W AZ Stations.
1000 m, baltimore, Annsp polls, Cranberry and
VS. ss-tivRs On Main stem, and Washington
40 a. m, baltimore and Relay.
600 :. m, Aey YORK, PhilseelPhia, Boston, Bsl.
eos :. C5iosso, 8. LOui.. louisville, Ctnoin.
Rsti, CoiEnbus. ssndusky, Berkeley and Bed
lord SPRINGS, Deer Park, PIttsourg, Rock
BaID.syile, HsssTstOxn, FredeTick, Siam.
DI.~sr AZ Css:5s lad. STSps, al I1aftos.
s1 iss a. IN, Point Of Rocks and WAY Stations.
1000 3. m, Baltimore, Bladens,urg, BelssviIIe
mn Lsurel, Annapolis Junction and BslsY.
., -, ieOtt Cry, Baltimore Dtass- az RsLay.
se , Baltimore, laurel and Relay.
S-ts .: 70, Baltimore, Frederick and all inter
tle y. II. Winchester, HagerstoWn, Frederick,
Point q Books snd Wsy Stations, via Metro
so m. Bsl-Imore, Annapolis and Way Stations
e.9o D. m, Bal more and Relay.
0S .. m, Bsltinsre and Betsy.
1.OO p m Chicago, -. Louis, Louisville, Ctncin-
ley sTGnrs. R6snT fsH' h PSs n PsH
mas Oars: BrsakTas a: Graitos.
as Ps1sllgre snd ~ stAt"ns q. RocIs
Hsr,iDshurg, Berkeley Springs, Cumberland.
s BOT Al sll stations on Metropolitan road.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
baT'.1s eHf Wy SdftoHS.-s.3o 3. m, loo,
For BaL,,t1o-s aad Rslas-7.3O a. n. and %
Essl1s Os a. m srd7p.m.
PtffS5trK-- a. D. m
81 Az 1yaiss Stop q, Vta4aa Hosei, k.l1y
Fer r6rtssS information apply a, the Baltimore
md Ohio T.5ket Omces, W 2saiug.Sn Station, and
taken q Bsszaee 20 be checked ard received At
THos- K SHARP, Master Of rrsn-por;stfon,
l. d. COLE, General Ticket gent.
GEO. >. KO0NIz, Gent AGENT. jyg
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STEAMER LINES,

LImsRf1S sA,D REDsrAs 1e>s.
: TeL1yEPPhcL am aSrvrsp 80:
d2w BATS e7n. aft T Pen -syISania sails, SAT-
/ sieersse. ) rs Int me iista-..sss
se1l9 ,,eHa her .G'1.,C,p SUM CDR
| 4 on POTOMAC hIYER LANDIN3S-
The swiit and fsyorite Iron steamer PILOT BOY,
f iJiss HSsfrfrf' s At 0sI.is S5sFF
hoBhLNCs, for principal Landings sn the Po-
Weshn e1 every weenesday a. sandsy evening".
Ihs sstnrd ~ and SUNDAY tip includes ootons,
W HBYLEs, Agent,
sepl4 1y sta-strest Wharf
NEW rxPBEss LIsE VIA CANAL,
HILsDELSHIat sIExhSDRI.,y.;,H ASH
LsSToh AND GsoRGEFUWN, d. q.
From Pier >, SoIih W6sf7rs. Philadelphia,
wsSy5NssDAr and SATURDAY, 1rS
,c rGST g. g. S S's5 .ftrs ssd fsfBsI
D. This Iipe eonnects 8, Philadelphis with UIJde's
depes Boston and New EDsiand sat s Nor f5oyi
age In Boston By this line
YIN. elrSE 5 G}e Fii fss1, sGI D. Of g.
"a. hBEED' bbrIeSSa n%..is Va;
sSFreiRhts delivered by KnoI's Express. Or.
nue. or et the stesmeIs wharf, will be promptly at
tehded 70. sep9-tr
A MEXICAN LANE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPs eo,>
ONLY LINE GABRYING THE S4sj8
AMERICAN FLAG. ~s<kA
Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for
QUEEESTOWS ard LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, IN TERMBDIAT asd STEERAGB
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Bates as low a. by another iIst-cIass Line.
PETER WRIGHT L SONS, General Agents,
Philadelphia
FRAEK W. sANBORE, Agent,
auge9 IL 1429 Penn avenue, W sshingson.
EBOa PHILADELPHIA
shIpby
New Express Line"
Prom BOSTON AND FROyIDENOz
nsTk irsisht via "Clydes Iron Line" and ship b.
%. ~ Boston and Proyidenee Reilr9ad.
FCf full information apply to-
sp19-Iy SO Wa:er street, GeorgetoWn, D. o.
A aCHOK LINE. 100.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW Sxk82
FAVORITE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
Passenger Accomm citations UnsHrpassed
SIEAMEh sS Ss TnR HnEsgNESDAY AND
FROM PIERS 20 AND u NoRrH BrvrR, Nv
BATES OF PAssAGE-PAYABLB IN CURRENCY:
re Sfk4SG2G E5sET55ERH OK khI3FNRgH
Cabin a63 ts s 50, according TO Accomn1fati3nz
Cshiu return Tickets issued at reduced rates
lNTkRMEDIATE S3s. eTEERAGB S35
800 MISS ANNIE <. HUh iPRR iS
Crto GAmmACk ( Ge.. I42s r .trs Sc NV,
apo-m,Wt5m near Treasury Dept, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-23
ALEXANDRIA . WASHINGTON 4. q

ALEXANDRIA s FREDERIUKSBURG R-R.
OORHsR or Is AND SIXTH STKRErs.
b,cad trAi1s leave for Aiexandrta - folIOws:-S,
10, II .. n, A, 3, a. S,6,T .. ~; b
untay. MI ' i0'N' N'fS 0N~0bs
Local Trains Fro Alexsndria arrive =. foilox..-
o:SS, 1:33, So 4:33, 1888, 1888 a m .
l:3J, 1888, 4:53, S.3J, 6:33, T:3S .. m The s:s3
o. m. and o 81 ,. - FROM AIexapdrIa d.iiv ali
other trains da,.S except Sunday.
y. -. :; =, I'D M connect with trains on
RlCHhOSD FAST EMPRESS leaves sally ex-
eept sunday, ~ ,. NJ, arrive 81 Richmond IO:4s
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves AZ stcE 1853 .. dbiiy except SUNDAY
ThrCuEh z5ts 20 ali points south sad Southysss
Tor sale 81 Ceas corner 18th street snd Peunsylys-
nis ayeuut ard corner Sth street and Pennsylysnia
avenue, where passeageTs leave orders for bag
tkrOuEb % destination.
rs EnCa0. Cent Passenger Agent tys4tf