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AUCTION SALES.

BIZ VIM. L. SAL N.ts, ee s;, hi,pTs.,0noer.,
SIwASp sEooSp. HASDFuRsIruRE;r FIVE
ksfsHE .sR sET iksSskss; f h.ssssf
@ 9a.s sGGR MskfE feg siss sa
k ss IFS are SJfsErs sS
oND-a "a SSi EuEs IT. Re - >,
~ hTsI floor ofour sslesroom., tue aboSe.nenn..
.Sesa to Ss soTs .s. S niece.
81 81, snd a. White and Check Mating $50 pieces
nfs wM. I: WALL a CO., Auct..
ID Rsai Estate RTOksIT. sHd A.e.ionse..,
Star once Building
RKoEIvER-s SALE OF NEW OaARLEs NJ
sTIEFF PIASO'FORTE.
@Apaekst Is. vim ss!i, on sATGepaY,T *.
w, lst day OF August, lSi, at ~ O'Clock m,
One new GSsries stte piano roTts, Is octave.
Terms cash. SIFapp r. WILD, Receiver.
jy;s-dis LATImKR CLEkRY, hucts.
Pr wh. L WALL 3 CO. AgctiOneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 600 and goa Pennsylvania avenue.
U. g. hf kEabY:sA siL dLo 3T LOT OF
EIns 81 Srit OF hera iscIas lsusi ont Of tn.
the "a o. ene court OF the District Of
Columbia, and TO me directed. will sell At public
safe for CASH, ST No. III IN street northwest,
FRlDAS, the Tih day Of August, 1874, commencing
at 10 O'Clock a the following gosds, to wit viz:
81 Resdy made Cloth Goats;
81 do. So; Mems and poys Pants;
60 do. DO; Boys Jack cts, Pants and Vests;
Is %. do. Linen Jackets
az do. do. Cloth Vests:
- do. do. Summer Vests;
5odo DO; do Vests, Jackets and Pauts;
81 X nit 1ackefs;
Lot Shirts and Drawers;
Lot Hats, Gaps, Su penders, Gloves, &c, &c;
o. Cotton Shirts and Drawers,
Sc zed and lev led upon the goods and chatels Of
Simon Goodman, and will be sold TO satisfy
;ien No 1928, in favor Of Samuel Herman.
ALEX. SH ARP. u. y. Marshal, ID. q.
ly2s d By WM. l.. WALL & co.. Aucts.
n m AZ "a 49, LII
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THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE. The
total OF anthracite marketed for the week end
ing on the 18th instant amounted 10 254 6l9 tons
and Tor the coal year 9,Se5.52S tons. against
10 ~. OIL tons 20 corresponding time last year;
heiBg decrease of So .0i3 tons. The bitumi-
nous tonnage for the week is 60 pa tons. and for
the year ,t9i.SO tons. against $50 COS tons TO
same time last year; giving total Of all kinds
for the week of SIS .9s TONS and for the year of
ii 3o9e5 tons, against IL $50 0a6 tons 70 the
same time last year; being a decrease Of 3l3 SIS
tons At Port Richmond for the week ending
the 18th instant the receipts OF coal were ~ 900
tons. the shipments 5000 tons, leaving 3 OOO
tons on hand. Freights are now quoted AZ : .
20 providence, 81 50 20 Boston, and IS cents to
New YORK. The coal and coke tonnage of the
Pennsylvania railroad last week was O., / 10 tons
ana for the year Go. 3lS. or anthracite aud
bltumlnous there were AS, so tons, aud OF
coke 26l,159 tons. This includes the tonnage of
coal both east and west. The coal trade for the
past week was even duller than for the peeyious
week: The associated coal companies have
issued the prices for August, which average Is
cents per ton advance. They have also resolved
to curtail the supply to competing parties for
the month of August.-PLia. LedTer
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q 0OLDBIR0, No. s2s d strsss northvsse
Ne Days . per cent. more Tor ell kinds Of Wee 2.
ing ADDars than any dealer In the city. Orders By
nal 1ronytly attended 70. Lsdia waited "a b
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EVENING STAR.

A NEW YORK ADDICTION Casa LsfsIe
Gtri Stolen by a Be2gar-Yesterday morning,
Mrs. Nina Hohl, who lives at 90 Frankfort
street, missed her little daughter Nina, aged
three years. Search was Immediately made in
the neishborhood for the loet child, but no It'd
rpgs could be had, and the parents Of the child
were greatly distressed. Tine police were mott
fed, and a sharp lookout was kept. but up 20 s
O'Clock no news OF the child's whereabouts
could be sscertained. Soon after that hour the
missing child was found by . strange accident.
Officer Quinn. OF the eth precinct, had a war
rant for the arrest OF one Mary Sweeney, living
at NO. 10 Washington street, for committing q
petty larceny. when be arrested the woman
che had in her POSSESSION three children, whe
were brought with her to the station house
one OF them answered 20 the description given
OF Nina, ana on Mrs. Hohl being sent for she
hurried TO the station and at once recognized
her lost child. She also recognized Mary
Sweeney as beggar woman, whom she had
seen soliciting aims on the premises where she
Mrs. Hohl) lives, on the day when Nina was
missed. IL was sscfrtsined that after kidnap-
ring the child the woman went begging with IL.
To day the prisoner was held 10 answer at the
Tombs on charge of abduction. The police
will make an investigation, to see whether the
other two children are her own or stolen from
some other person.-N. T. Post eta.
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pY WASH, b. WILLIAMS, Auctionesr,
- Successor to Green i Williams,
Northwest corner 10Th and streets.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON
18TH STBEET WEST, NEAR q STREET
SOUTH. ISLAND, AT AUCTION.
N On MONDAY, the I'D day Of August next, at
SYDo O'Clock D. m we shall sell, on the premises
>-part lot %, in square No. 296, being about So
feet front by go depth to an alley.
Terms: One-third cash; balance 6, II and Is
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed Of trust on the pr emises. All convey ancine
positive.
j. sd WASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, August 10, 1874, same hour and place
GE0RGI v. sTHiGGRNsY, Trustees.
jy81awdds 1T. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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~THE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED unit
MONDAY July 18th. ls7t, same honr ana place
JOHN w. ALVORD, l-
jti0- ee&ds GEO. W. STIOKNEI,S trustees.
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~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
Until MONDAY, June A9th, 1874, same hour and
place. s sGosd " A. A! sfiFeRRsrY, Trustees.
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JUN Az hAILROAD
H AND u ; TREATS ". w.
ains will run as follows:
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
WASHING TON.
6:13s .. m, New York tx.
Press, daily.
s:3s a. m. Fast Line
Daily.
lO:i0s. ,,Accommoda-
tInn daily ex. Sunday.
2:4O p. M, Baltimore
and Philadelphia ex-
press daily, ex. Sunday.
4:03 .. m Limited Ex-
I press from New York,
daily, ex. Sunday.
9:53 p. m, Accommoda-
ton, except Sunday.
$3.50 .. m, daily, from
Baltimore and the west.
HOS .. M, Southern
/ xXEress, daily.
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NOTIoD.-eeeond-hand CLOTHING Bougne anf
~ sold. VIM pay fair prices FOR eeoond.hsnl
clothing. Orde1 promptly attended 10 through
nail; No: gu D stFsss, essSssa on and ieti
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Re- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY August LIST, S74, same hOur aud place,
GEOBGE w. STIOKNEY, Trustee,
JyH-eo6ds j. T. COLDWELL. Salesman.
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e sid. W. " s AHfiSRsRif Trustees,

By virtue Of certain writing, signed by all BAR.
ties concerned the terms of sale Of the above
described property are changed to one-third cash.
Ike difference between the cash payment and the
amount due on the first trust in one year az the
baaLce in two years; said deferred payments bear
Ing interest at eieht per cent; per aunum.
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10y LATIMER q OLEARY.
- Aucsioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th g.
Star once Baiidings.
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RF-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, July 25th, lS74, same hour and place.
GkORGE W. eTICKEEY, Trustee.
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DEPOT QUARrsRMAsTERs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. o., j. oily Is, lSl.
~ Will be sold ct public auction, at 10
@ O'Clock N August IT. 1874, as the Quar-.
termasfers Stables, corner Of 18th and Q
streets southwest
Seven ID Horses:
Terms cash. WIN. MYERS,
Depot Quarterm sster,
Brevet Brigadler General. U. 8. A.
Iy2std LATIMER 4 OLEARr, Aucts.
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioaeer,
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From 8 P f1ase. Chief Jn-tics Of e. 5 81.
prime Cut:
| No one probably Ia had equal opportunities
With yourself OF listening TO he narratives Of
! fugitive slaves. No one wi rrprs' them more
! ,ruthfnlly. and no storie- can e more fraupni
with interest than theirs.
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From Hon. Charles Summer:
The Underground Railroad has performed it's
part but it trust Away. be remembered CRATE
70 iy, a. one Of the peculiar institutions of our
| country. cannot think Of it without throb
hing heart Il
You do well TO Commemorate those associ.
atsd with it BY service or by bene6t-,he ga
viours and the saved.
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From Hon. Henry Ellison, Zee President:.
You have don, a good work This story Of
the heroic conduc; Of fuzi.ives Of oppression
and of the devotion of their friends will be
| read with deep Interest, especially by the old
friends Of the slave in ths stern struggle through
which We have passed hope yonr labors will
be rewarded by a grateful public
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From Horace Greeley:

FROM VIZ. II. Far,eSs, ID. d.:
Having read thi record of THE USpEa-
GROUND RAILRolD,' | can only say that it is a
work of extraordinary interest and Of great roipe
as an illustration Of the terrible desp9sis.u
which little while ago reigued over us 81, and
which is now (thark he.veE y no more.
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FROM Joka G. WIHtitr:
The book is morsintesestias than onp rOa,aItcc
the country during the sr:i slavery struggle.
/ cAecrJsilis ,Jrr-s',i Il 10 The public .faecr.
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-01
THE GLOBE EOR 1874.

On the first day of January, The RuT-
LAND DAILY AND WEEKLY GLOBE will
have been in existence eight months. Its
success thus far, has been unsurpassed in
the history of journalism in the country.
In entering upon the new year, it has no
pledges or promises to make that will not
be performed. The past must be taken as
indicative of the future. What the past
has been TIE GLOBE shows for itself.
That its course is appreciated by the pub
lie Is shown by its rapidly increasing circu
lation AMI advertising patronage.
Our idea, in the first place, is to make
ne,cspaper, both in reference to events
TRANSPORTING in the nation, state, country,
town and village. To this end, we receive
and promptly publish the latest and fullest
Geographic reports-fuller on an average,
our compilation OF state news is made
promptly and as it occurs, without waiting
until it is old and stale in home matters,
The GLOBE is always up to the times,
while in events Transporting around us we
can truthfully say that we are, as a general
rule, in advance of all Vermont newspa-
pers.
AS to the editorial department, it must
speak for itself. The GLOBE is republi-
can newspaper, but is no blind deyotee of
party. We believe the day for old-fash-
Toned party newspapers to he past. We do
not believe the right or wrong of meas
ure is to be determined by the particular
party that proposes or advocates it. We in
tend to be impartial in criticism and COM
ment condcmning that which we think to
be wrong and approving that we believe to
be right. AS in politics, so we propose to
do in reference to other matters.
THE GLOBE, both daily and weekly edit
ions, is the largest newspaper in Vermont.
The largest in actual measurement the larg-
est in the amount of reading matter, and the
largest in the quantity of news given, from
day to day and from week to week-wc
| strive, also, to make it the best.
We are more than flattered by the past
success Of THE GLOBE, and ask the patron
age of the people during the coming year,
confidently believing that those who read it
will think and say, with many of our pa
irons, that it is the largest, best and most
newsy newspaper in Vermont, and that it
has few equals in New England.