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aAll .aaiss sIess .hs res.nas II, II.

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Iron The Nashvliie Union and Amcriean.l
4 1'he original Of tic following poetic
ppIn wna found In the pocket or n sol
der of the southern army. who died
In camp onp the ipotchn,ie Turing our
civil war. andiwas subsequently pub.
lished very extensively In the journals
Of. both the south antl;the north:ig (
..x,IonIet along Tic potomac, y they say, h ftii
sREcGptnew and tneh q stray picket 2es
Issnot s he walks NJ heist t9 mnSs ~ ~ ~
.r,sy ny ynathams. ran ~" pryate @ or TWO, now and the
viii mot 'eonnt IN the news ofe battle;
Not anl officer lost-,9nly one @ o. the % men,
Moan'hs aohe' ~ =" a''''' ny lili ps1' 49, 49,
AN QUIET along ths Potouino to,nieht, > ~
Where the s9ldier y peacety ny drsaming;
Fhe'r % een,s IN inc rayso' '''' ''v .sS| WI Y
4 Or the Iiaht Of the wat tci,fires are gleaming.
A tfemuldus sigh as tile gentle night wind,
Thromgn the 'e''S ie''fvr .s'ow's ''p' Wv
whiisI ts'e Stars up above with their glitter
- fngeyes, tF-pI9 ti.t ~ na.'',' ~
J Keep soarp1-ior IN etrnis,~ s''Sp"ss9 g'tN
riefcs 8niy tie SOUND OF the lone sentry's
! fIf tread,p ~ IA, W at,s.m .s,,T
e, sAs r. NJ s oW tr.,ai.psd
tar away Ia lhc cot On Tie fn no1nt,iin i'-,f''
Hisgun iails slack his fslce I dala. and grim,
SLOWS n gsntiy ya''ms y nrassr s,r Ibs ehlldren
asleet 7''n ~ li,ls.sll ~ ip'l'
FortnsIinother, may Heaven defend her. =, J:
!, s,,iiDa K, u ~, d N ~ 1n then y I
Tb.it nixiit N Hen The ioye YET iinspoisen
Leapet, ub 70 his lips, md iwiien Murmured
% yowas Ja,p, q $1,000 ", Z, ,hrana iutJ
Thern, drawing Ms Sleeve roughly over his
=. eyes, sI1 ", ~ ..si.u.n,n
He of feQrS kniII HWelllllHt
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4wr sailsthe stteption Of all old 1'exs
3. ,;rsiis q the. circular Of Colonel
Moses Austin, Of Bryan, secretary OF
the veterans association, in to-day's
HsBhBD. There are numerous persons
in Dallas county entitled 10 join the
aseociaticns ALI such, properly en-
rolled. win have free passage 10 and
from Houston. But trey must get Ger
tilicates from Colonel Bryan in order
to doso. b isi.iisE +s.3s ~ .srs.
These reunions Of those who won
Te,zfs 10 liberty and civilization are
occasions of the most Joyful kind,
mingled with things Of the past in
such manner as 10 render them MEM
orable TO all concerned xass,4 A.
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oLD 1rERoEs or TExAs--aENEnAI.
wAlsrRR r. LANE, or AAssSAaA1.A-sp

/ ll-'y 49, 81. - - !. ,>lan.I on ,yacord In n
'ase u.ses.s,.so ls,c, s.chss m ~ men and
,erles = III a',IS. s,,' ,,exased an
1nlesS ~ .',e .e s"t' y ssc a, ~ ody
from i9ao = IVY ! ( I III q eollect
yah'ase ,,sah - ,sr,,e 4 nIoneer't or,
"c's Oh mn,un VIZ, :, rss.s and succeeded
'oroer history =, - ., os..s'.,.nr - ,s,,,odoa :
u adding 1ooar pe'sona. s..,, =, .,o,a's
vas. a'noun. A,le - |. ' ,a..,s smnnot Of our
i Dye isa.t y s,., 4, q, yaars obser-,
4 notes' the iruNivot sYps-y still1
Eve had some left An .s,'. paa,
sonAl reco..sc.,Svss. ,sii S,ass III recort
INSIST .has " snra't I. 80 = r. .,a,ssli ~
sucn nas.e,Ias'wr w., sS An ordinary
Iu'ure his.ols s.a''l.A s.',.'s. S : ,,,eayant la.,
eircu,mns'fau e'irr''m ~. ~ = nth srs ,yiio,
oqr ps., i,ss e. 4, " onr tima z ntc.
'osS.e s. :, - !, ~ ~ thnsa ,,spendent upou
esSa'y :. 1sDsr,,,i | - ~ .h,,s,,, 80 ylifeE
Us ~ ue , WHY ~ 4, nj I a 4 IN,
rms iacs 'ptnlps auy M y, ~ ! i1I1 Ios b, ,l
u sucn iaoor ,'' Z, sssr = rs -
ygH,, s'y ,'9r @ LII LII ~ ,,,srraI,ss To-
nayfee nayfe coi'eiuuS'v u'sS q q I, 5IT 1 ocDasiohsfl
prepare ior ING -, 81.
skssoaes 3. men 3. ~, ana ' ,n,story 81
coiieet ssss un. I, y 3. III, sat,,as
iexasi VI st'nsy MY MY I. ~ u ~ Ia b,sl
BIRDS eye views tn s,,oi ,s u
itOfv--0nQkGW WuH6i W1Nin6 > s7tSffJ ftf,f
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Rsnorts RAJ. from % var,o,,s c,m m,ttecs
wcre called. Y l17'l.1
| .Committee ON A,y,sIstion. through (
Dr Brown asked for, mae time. !
Gra,,ed in y g In tybg,s,..s
Committee on ,,'1 recoA Of cases. NO re-
,or, .n;sohorged f-lg', b,l,y.r
20 ron, m,t,oe o,, epiAm,e.. r.oort
r..d ond received, and y, motionoto
rasnr ,ho same to nnblIshipSs so,n mittee., 4,
!. 80 - i,,'-...--,l.'''.-7.\ :
~ TsS,s Sas "a ~ 80 ssS,,,sr.tuve WA h,nittea
M, Dr, traard. i Patterned to pA,ishinr
!. - =. ,..ss''' H. ,,rr-..'a = NTTa' 3
oo'n'nis'o.. - ~ uii'e., ,,r-,.,,,,.A
Committee on ihoieeneoa' ie''Nrces'
Report not ready. . iisu8al gFA ~,
! .lftmnooittec IN finance and claims:
n,.,..-I ~. :, ~, n, u,,As.atb and A..
i'epote tesu ~ - ~
cussed oy Drs' Cahowsy' i'o, .
sou and Hudspeen' A'ter !" "or'oi a'u
spicy debate, adopted. Rnelle% :, -.
Dr. Galloway moved that' tnf Oh. "
the Galveston News % paid ou' o '''o
funds remaining IN tne D'reas''s'
Adopted. Fl9l1g 9a' GllN npl'ti.ap1.
COMMITTEES on surgery att tttepors not
ready. bn1s
COMMITTEE on obstetrics ana diseas-
es Of children: asked Tor mr'nee
time. Grantea. 81 .s3nelA@ ~. -. -
InlS c0mtn1Uteei etecH 5OusC SSs'SsA'
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[From Wednesdays Daily Herald.l
-lma l,ei EsCrLApIUs. aem ~

/ 6-i fg,a y6 ESCuLARlUS. cm eilae
,uedA fo ebyg -------------.Yors 34 v gtaat
:, A.. e.... iuaa,..,
he0's 'i's' y ' - .iNpN IS ~ '"s'. i : $50
3 Associations Large AtlcmuaDce' &
g;st, a e7s ---------t,,, as5iih,a,.,
The medical fraternity of the state Of
Texas assembled In convention y az
Odd Fellows, hall. Yesterday morning.
Thare we're fuliy one hundred dele
,,a,.s n,,.sent en,hraclny n body OF pro-
fessional culture and eminence equal
TO anv IN the south. The morning ses-
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wasAsFsst passftns dawn skzslssss q
GENERAL JAMES PINCKNEY Hens
80 > = - UERSON. -

We are indebted to Mr.. Herndon,
of Dallas, nephew of the lamented
Governor Henderson,. for q handsome
photograph Of the DISTINGUISHED states
man, copied In a very artistic man
ner by a Freena4 hotographer, OF
this city, from "a picture taken many
years ago, while the deceased was .
young man. al b. ~. s. ". -.
Born In North Carolina, James Pinck-
ney Henderson, came from n Mississippi
to Texas, as captain Of volunteers, in
1885,, BY PresidentLamar he was ap-
pointed minister plenipotentiary and
envoy extsaordinar to2t'raite, 9iiA
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Spch,isa glimpse at the career Of q
mssn u great ability, Iofty patriotism
and iereproachable integrity, whose
mefaey is honored taroughout- the
stsse ofhis adoption. .l,; !, ! IA ~ 80
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.FnoM nRYAN.

y - - -
sdd~s HyasS-s vsaesaace.1 z a Terri
I ISS Reia1SMslsn-z8fx ~ she Ffenx1n
a IEonG- "a bbfnss ~ Hf,is saf4 az
.s;a,, 5 (Fron the Galveston News-l
!. RRYBn, April l,-A mob of white
men last night called on the sheriff
and dcnanded the jail keys but the
tailor happened, to have. Them and
could not he found, whereuponI they
went to the Jail and broke II open BY
force, and took out fopr Of the negroes
who had been arrested spn the charge
of being implicated lin the Leak out
raae, and took them about = quarter o.
8 mile from t0wn and, hung rtwo soi
then. named Hlggins and Brown toa
tree. They both confessed that they
were guilty, and said that the otheI
two were Innocent, nf the crime, and
Also told the whereabouts Of the others
Z Brown and Hiegins were also iden.
tiled hy Mr.. and Mrs Leak as being
II il reported that four more wsf'
hung In the Brazos bottom last night
Eight orten negroes are implicatet
IN the horrible deed Men are In scarcl
Of the balance, and If found they VII
ali have the pleasure of joining in tn
fate of their dead friends. As6q IL
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y xTHEscholastic POPULATION Of Collin
county, just taken, IS as follows 1iS5
Whitcs--Nfsles, 2, 1856 females, 2,zss
total. s.Bs3. - - u -
coIored-Males l57; females ae4;
total AL. s'rItl gsail7sl'A - 9 -
Grand total, white and black, 500.
Pretty good feroldl lesiliss ~
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Thousands of men breathe, move and
,liye--.pass OF the Stage Of life, and.are
heard Of no more. Xhyy They did
hot i particle Of good ID this world !;
and none were blessed by them; none
.coalsL point to them a. the Instruments
|of their redelnpfion 7 not . line they
wrote, not . word they spoke could be
recalled: and 20 they persisted, rlleir
light went out an DARKNESS, and they
sFere nof1remembeFedi mere than M
sects Of yesterday VIII you thusliee
and die.s 0hli Nam i<nmortalii Live
for something,fD Do god, and leave ~
hind you . amonnnnent Of SiF{oe that
fhestofrns Of time ca1 never destroy.
Write y6uf name ~ kfndress, love
J ~ merey, On the he6fts Of the thous-
ands yuu come In contact With yeer BY
year, and yon wiz never be forEoften-
No. your name, your deeGs WI be a.
3ex16le on t11e 1zeart1 y0u leave behind
- the starr On The bFov q eyerlng.
Coed deeds win nhine - brlghuy on
the earth ss the Stars Of heaven.
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ata...i'.uua1 gepnbIitaa

AN ECCLEsI6 STT1. IL PROCESSION.
The dsv was one OF t;. Sc which can come
to the world only 10 eariN June at Venice.
Theheaven was without a sc 'ud' out>a blue
haze made mystery of the horsS m where the
lagoon and sky met unseen. n breath Of
the sea bathed in freshness the city at whose
feet her tides sparkIe0 and slept.
The great square oS st. Marx was trans
formed from salon to temple. Tire shops
under the eoInuBades tbst inclose e upon
three sides were shct; the cafes, before which
the circles Of idle eOfee-driRkers and sieTbet-
eaters ordinarily spread out into the piazza.
were repressed 70 the limits of their own doors;
the stands Of the water-JendeEs- the baskets OF
those that sold oranges Of Palermo and black
cherries of Padua, had VsEished from the base
of the Church of st. Mark, whSeh, with US
dim spleBdoz OF mosaics and its earVen opR
lenee Of pillar and arch ard hni1I, rose Ike
the high altar ineifably rich and beautiful, oS
the vasteT temple whose inelosure it completed
Before it stood the three great red 1agstaffs,
like painted tapers before an altar, and from
them hung the austrian flags q red and white,
and yellow and black.
In the middle Of the square stood the Aus
TRAN military band, mOtiOnfess, encircling
their leader, with his gold-heSded staff up
q
wood rooted with blue cloth had been put up
around the inside of the piazza, and Under this
now passed lifelong pomp o. the eUcl esiastical
Procession-the priests of all the Venetian
churches in their richest vestnlents, followed
N their order by Taeebigi, in white sandals and
gay robes, with caps of scarlet, white, green
and bluey who bore huge painted candles aud
siken banners, displaying the symbol or the
portrait Of the titular saints Of the several
churches, and supported the canOLieS under
which the host of each was elevated Before
the clergy went company of Austrian SOL
dierS, and behind the fIcchili came a, leng ar
ray Of religious societies, charity school boys,
in uniforms, old paupers in holiday dress, lit
tie naked urchins with shepherds crooks and
bits Of fleece about their loins, like John the
Baptist in the wilderness, little girls with an
gels wings and crowns, the monks of tRe-Va-
rioBs orders, and civilian pentents Of ALI ssTts
in clOaks or dress coats, hooded or barehezdtad,
and carrying each 4 lighted taper.
The corridors under the Imperial Palace-Epd
the New and Old Procuratie were packed with
spectators; from every window, up and down
the fronts Of the palaces, gay stufs were flung:
the startled doves of st. Mark perched upon
the eOrnices, or huttered uneasily to- and no
above the crowd.
The baton of the band leader descended with
q crash af martial music, the priests chanted
the charity boys sang shrill, vast noise. Of
sh utiiing feet arose, mixed with the foliage.
like rustling of the sheets of tinseE attached
TO the banners and candles in the procession.
the whole strange, gorgeous picture came to
Iife.-AhdRtie.
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pYJ T. WORMLEY,
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
l51iL Pennsylvania avenue
SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
EkTI. IMPROVED WITH A THREE-STOBY
BRICK HOUSE, ON FIFTH STREET EAST,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
EkTI, IMPROVED WITH A THREE-STORY
BRICK HOUSE, ON FIFTH STREET EAST,
BETMEEN A AND B STREETS SOUTH, AT
BY virtue Of q deed of trust to Daniel L. Eaton
and myself, dated March %, A. ID. 1871, and dulV
n corded in Liber No. 64, folio o. OF the land
recordsfOr W ashingtOn county, District Of COlum-
bia, and at the request OF the party thereby Sc
cured, !, as the surviving trustee. will SELL in
front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, October
q lSI4' At $50 p "a, the Following described real
estate, situate1n the city Of Washington ID. C., TO
wit: All that parcel Of land lying and being in the
city Of Washington, D. C., and being all that part
of lot numberen thirteen, Q3 in square numbered
eight hundI ed and eighteen, ISIS contained within
the folio wing metes and bounds: Beginning for the
same at point seventeen and one half u - feet
from the southeast corner OF lot No. 13. and
thence running north seventeen and one half (7IS)
feet thence west the line Of said lott thence
south seventeen and one half C175s) feet; and
thence east to the place Of beginning.
ten per cent. per annum from January y, 1872 and
expense Of sale in cash; balance At six and twelve
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day Of sale, and secured
bya deed OF trnst on the property sold, must be
given. deposit Of two hundred dollars will be
required Of the purchaser at the time Of sale. All
cOnyeyancing at the expense OF purchaser. If
terms OF sale are net complied with fn seven days
after sale the trustee reserves tae right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defaultng
purchaser, after five days notice In SOM or
GEORGE W. STICK
Surviving Trustee.
j. 7. WORMLEY,
oc14-d&ds AuctIOneer
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AUCTION SAFES
"NN~0NN"0~0O0~0~N~0IoSC~C
To-Day.

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
" In virtue OF writ OF feTf Jdcfds issued out of
the clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
tTtot OF Columbia, and to me directed will sell at
public sale for cash. in front of the door
Of said District, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
Of october, 1874, the following property, to-wit;
viz: the southern part OF lot No. 6 in square NO
ia, beginning for the same at the southwest
corner Of said lot and square, running thence east
along the line of north street 20 feet TO the south
east corner OF said lot, thence north s. feet ~
street west and thence along the line Of Nineteenth
street west IS feet % nches TO the place Of begin
ming, together with all anu singular the improves
ments thereon, In the District Of Columbia Seized
and levied upon as the property Of Anna Sellramm
and Peter schramm, and will be sold to satisfy exc
cqtion No. y 20, in faVsr Of Joseph Weyrick.
bEFT. =, 1874. ALEX. SHARP.
seZ-d&d" u. S. Marshal ID. @.
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PY LUTTRELL & CO.. AuetIOneers.
u No. gl7 Louisiana avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth stree Is north west

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on SOITH SIDE OF n
STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
NORTHWEST. CONSISTING OF A THREE-
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING. WITH HALL, WATER. GAS. &c.
BY virtue of deed of trust, airing date April
%, A. ID. 1877. and duly recorded in L'bar No. Sc
70 10 23. one OF the land records for w ashinRtOn
county. I'm the district Of Columbia and bV reGu 1t
of party secured thereby, will sell at public auc-
ton, in front Of the premises to the highest bid
der, on MONDAY, October 10, A. ID. 49, / at I:3Jp.
m, all that certsin piece or parcel Of ground stu
ated and being in the city OF Washington, in said
District, and known as part OF Lot ~. in SQUARE
No. 454, beginning Tor the same at the northwest
corner Of said lot, thence running south feet to
u foot 6inch alley; thence east along the line OF
said alley IS feet; thence north l35 feet to the line
of street north; and thence west along said III
street IS feet to the place OF beginning together
with the Improvements thereon, and together with
the uses privileges mentioned in deed recorded
in Liber d, No. G. folio lbs of said land records
Terms of sale; One-third cash. OF which 400 must
be paid at the time Of sale, and the balance equal
payments in six, twelve and eighteen months, to
be secured by purchasers notes bearing ten per
cent. interest, until paid, from day OF sale, and
deed Of trust on property sold. COIveYancing and
recording at DurchAs RS cost II terms OF sale
not complied with in seven days after sale. the
Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser.
WIN. F. HOFFMAN Trustee
OcS-dNdS LUTTRELL e CO., Aurts-
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DY THOMAS BOWLING.
GAL Louisiana avenue, near Seventh street.

68I LouIsIAuA AVehue' near Seventh streeL.
VALUABLE UNIMPROEED PROPERTY,
NEAR THE CORNER OF ID STREET AND
NEW Jersey AVENUE NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, October Is, at O'Clock p. m. +,
in front of the premises, will sell part Of lot No.
3 in square No. $50, fronting % feet the north
side OF ID street, near New Jersey avenue, with a
depth of IS feet. This property is well located
being Immediately north of the depot of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, and adjoining the site Of
the proposed new depot.
Immediately after the above will sell part Of lot
No. 5 in same square, containing about 80 square
feet. plat Of the same can be seen at the auction
room, and will be eNhib ited at the time Of sale.
Terms: One thiEd cash: balance lin six and
twelve months, with interest at eight per cent,
secured by deed of trust. All cOnveYanCing at the
cost Of the purchasers. A deposit OF 800 required
THOMAS BOWLING,
ocl2-d&ds rstarJ Auctioneer
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RYWAsH. b. WILLIAMS. Auet'r,
No iOOl, Northwest cor Tenth and Streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE HORTHWESTERN PART OF THE

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
IN THE NORTHMESTERN PART OF THE
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated August 4, A.
ID. lS13, and recorded In Liber rs, folio "a one
District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
holder of the notes. shall sell, 40 public auction
in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY, the I'd day
ofOetOber, lSTI, at4 O'Clock D. m, the following
property, viz: Lots and 3, in MackAll's subdf-.
vision of original lot in square 49, Also lot H. in
square IS. and part of lot z in square IS; BEGIN
ming for said part on TWenty-secOnd street west,
20 feet inches south from the northeastern corner
of said lot, and running thence south along said
street IL feet 81 inches; thence west I57 feet 2k
inches; thence north Is feet II inches; thence east
a feet * inches; thence south feet II inches,
and thence east % feet to the beginning. Also,
another part Of said lot IL, square Sc, being the
south part OF said lot u, fronting 81 feet on said
Twenty second street, and running back with that
width on and parallel to the south line of said lot
TO the rear line OF said lot, with improvements
thereon.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eiR hteen months, for notes bearing interest,",
and secured by deed OF trust on the premises sold
All cOnyeyanctng at the cost OF purchasers: 500
and If the terms not complied with within fve
days after the day OF sale the trustees the
right to resell the property, at the risk and cost
of the defaulting purchaser, by advertising three
times in some new spa Der published in Washington
city. =, -.-
j. q. McKELDEN' fTrustees'
WASH. b. WILLIAMS.
Ocl3-d [Starl AuctiOneer.
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DYJ.T. WORMLEY,
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
l5lIIS Pennsylvania avenue.

I5l1H Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON FIRST STREET EAST, BE-
AUCTION.
BY virtue Of a deed, dated April q, A. D. 1873,
and duly recorded in Liber No. rs, folio 80, one
Of the land records for Washington county, I'm the
District Of Colambia, and by request Of the party
thereby secured will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, october %.
1874, at 1880 O'Clock M. the following described
real estate, situate in the city Of Washington Dis
trict of Columbia, to wit: Lots E. and g, in
Parsons subdivision Of lots numbered II and II,
in square numbered seven hundred and twenty
Terms: Five hundred dollars and interest from
April "a, 1874 at ten cent. per annum to day Of
sale, and expense OF sale In cash; balance in six
and twelve months, for which the notes OF the pur
chaser. bearing interest from the day of sale and
secured by a deed Of trust on the property sold,
shall be taken. deposit Of 800 shall be required
OF the purchaser at the time OF sale, and ali con-
Yeyanclng shall be at expense of purchaser.
ALBERT COON, 1r,-....
GEO, W. STICRNEY, STrustees'
Oc19-dSds j, t. WORMLEH, AucriOneer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-14

ENOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-On
II THURSDAY, October 10 1874, at O'Clock D. m,
will sell the very desirable Market Garden and Farm
adjoining Bladensbs Md. on the east containing
about 30 acres, or less The land is admirably
adapted TO raising early vegetables is in 4 high
state Of cultivation, having heen used as q Truck
Farm for many years. The improvements consist
Of large dwelling, thirteen rooms; Overseer's
house, four rooms; with stabling Ice house, smoke
house, and all necessary Outbuildlngs. All kinds of
fruitln abundance. Immediately after the above
will be sold three (3) rstclass work horses wagons,
carts, and all the implements necessary for car
rying on a market farm.
'The terms OF the sale can be made as liberal as
the purchaser may desire, and can be 50 arranged
that the products of the farm will pay the deferred
payments. For further particulars apply to
THOS. L. HUME,
s0T Market space,
Or LATIAIER CLEARY,
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-14
RAILROADS.
UO~O7D0D0-0O0IOJO
A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
FEPAFFLRoAD AND ,AL ! * A. AND
DEPoT CORNER OF SIXTH AND B STREETS.


Local trains for Alexandria leave as follows:
Q, b:55 s. =, To- II s. m, J. Il 5, 6:05 p The
q m, and D. m. trains run daily; all other trains
daily, except Sunday.
9, 10, IL a M; l, 3 4 s $40 p. m. The s q. m.
and 6:l0 p. m. trains leave Alexandria daily; all
other trains daily, except Sunday.
Trains markedthus' connect with trains on Wash
ingtOn and Ohio.
6P. m, Richmond Fast Line, leaves Washington
daily, except Sunday.
Great Southern Express via Richmond leaves
Washington II rs p. m, daily, Except Sunday.)
Through tickets to all points South and South
west for sale at ofces, corner of Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue where passengers can leave
orders for baggage, to be checked at all the hotels
and residences through to destination.
Z. S, YOUNG,
sesO-n General Passenger Agent.