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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

District Court of the United States District of
Maine.
son, Bankrupt. Ill bailkruptcy'
TTNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that Il Petition has
Il been presented to the Court, this 9th day of
Oct. 1874, by Joseph jackson of Prospect, Bank
rupt, praying that he may be decreed to have full
discharge from all his debts provable under the
Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition
1T Is ORDERED by the Court that Il hearing be
had upon the same, on the first Monday of January
a: D. 1873, before the Court in Portland in said
District at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and that the second
meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt, be held
before Chas liamlin, Esq Register, the 18th dav
of October, 1874, and the third meeting of the same
on the 18th day Of Oct 1874, and that notice there
OF be published in the Bangor Daily Wing & Courier
and the Republican journal, newspapers printed in
said District, week for three successive weeks
and once in the Weekly Bangor Courier, the last
publication to be thirty days least before the day
of hearing, and that all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons in interest, may APP
pear nj said time and place, and show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of said Petition should
not be granted. WM. 7. FREBLE,
3wi5 Clerk of District Court for said District.
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A well-dressed chap entered a jewelry
store in Detroit and asked if he could see
those cups in the window, pointing as he
spoke to some silver cups lined with gold.
These said the jeweler, handing him
one, care race-cups" Grace, cups-what
are race-cupsP "Why, replied the .jeweler
s'they are cups l had ordered to be made
for prizes to the best racer" ''Well, if
that's SO, suppose you and me race for
one," and, with cup in hand, started, the
jeweler after him. He probably won the
cup.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

THE NORTHERN (CoRCoRAN) MARKET.-The
northern r'arket commission to build a market
on Corcoran Square, 9Th street, between o and
streets, held their regular monthly meeting
yesterday. Mr.. Peter Campbell said that Com
gress IN the recent act had continued the com
mission, and there was TO alternative for them
under the acts OF the Legislature but to con-
struet the market buildings under the contracts
with the least Dossible delay, in order that the
eitiZens might be furnished with proper market
accommodation, the dealers with ample facIli-
ties for disposing OF their stock and the city re-
ceive a large revenue therefrom. The cause of
the delay in constructing the buildings was the
failure 20 negotiate the bonds authorized for its
construction. he suggested that a committee
De appointed 20 confer with the, Commissioners
IN order that the bonds authorized and executed
1or It's construction might be negotiated at once
either TO the contractor or other parties as
should be found 70 be most advantageous. Mr.
brewer moved that committee OF three, in
Guiding the chairman (Mr. CampbelD be ep-
pointed 70 confer with the Commissioners on
the subject. Adopted, and Messrs. S. r. Bond
(the secretary and AIr. G. j. Brewer, were APP
pointed.
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THE EATH En-.

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WARRINGTON. ID. o., July z, 1874, I0:S m Z
PIoBARTIITIEs.-FOr New England aud the middle
states, clear weather will prevail during The rest of
tuesday, with southeast SOU hwest Winds rising
teHperstuIe and falling barometer. For the lake
region and the northwest, increasing cloudiness,
local aims from Lake Huron west ward to Minnesota
southeast to southwest winds stationary or rising
lsmperature esst OF Missouri and Iowa and slight
valley ard the gulf states generally clear waa.b
except On the III mediate coast variable winds shift
The stations north CT the gull coast, and sight
chsf ges IN the barometer. For the south Atlantic
states, partly cloudy weather, rain in Florida And
southern Georgia, northeast or southeast Winds
contlnutd low tempe nature and stationary rising
barometer.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business Office Of THB
as; l2m. II; 2 p. m, go
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VILLAISoUs OUTRAGE ATTEMPTED ON A
LADY.-On Friday last an outrage was attempt
ed on a lady at Silver HUI, post Office station
on the road from Good Hope Hill to Surratts-
Vile, by negro named George Dorsey, alias
Joe Williams. The lady, who lives near Silver
Springs, had occasion to go TO a spring near by.
and this negro offered TO accompany her. She
declined, but afterwards permitted him TO carry
the vessel containing the water, he being a
trusted servant. At the spring, when the bucket
was Tiled and handed him to carry, he said Nput
II on my head" She complied, and while She
was raising the bucket to his head he caught
and tried 20 throw her to the ground. A tussle
commenced, and she suspecting his intention
commenced screaming at the top of her voice
and resisted successfully until persons at the
house hearing her cries ran 10 her rescue and
the negro decamped Suddenly to the woods.
slnce which nothing has been seen of him.
Ii II thought that ne will be found as a re-
ward Of 500 has been offered by Mr.. John Il.
Naylor, living in that vicinity. The lady in de-
fence Of herself tore the clothing of the viii
lain, as portions of 1t were found az the spring.
consisting OF half OF his vest, in the pocket OF
which was found an old silver watch and brass
Chain, with other articles Sufficient to identify
him. A description of the seoundrel has bsen
sent 70 the authorities in the neigh boring coun-
ties and the detectives OF this city. Geo Dor
sey alias Joe Williams Is about i've feet six
inches in height, full face, slight side whiskers,
of dark gingerbread color, supposed to be about
thirty years Of age, and when last seen had on
dark cloth hat, striped pantaloons, and dark
shirt.
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GEOR GETO WN,

GRAIN TRADE.-The receipts of grain to-day
were I2l0 bushels wheat BY the schooner Thos.
r. Morgan, from Alexandria. consigned q
hartley * Bro, which was sold tn arrive. The
SAFES yesterday afternoon were $50 bushels
Talfe corr, at 50 cents, and 1,7J0 bushels yell
low co., at 60 cents.
TRUSTEES APPOINTED. - To-day in the
Equity Court, Judge Wylie, a decree was
passed, appointing W. S. Cox, BENJAMIN Mil
Ter, VIM. Laird, ir., G. ~, Matthews and NJ. j.
Adler, trustees Of Christ (Episcopai) Church,
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The House CARFEETERs-WIihdr daroI fr9B,
tie Central Commiffss-The Washington branch
OF Am algam ated House Carpenters and Joiners
last night received the report OF the auditor
showing receipts for quarter, $500 ~; receipts
during the year, S5C6.60; balance in hand last
yearly report, S42l52; expenditures for quarter
SllA; expenditures for the year. S5IS To-
present balance, $4,000; in bank, as; total
amount Of arrears owing TO the branch, SI95 IS
or S5.45 per member. Excluded members, j. r.
Nhitmore. y. NJ. Lowe, W. II. Champion, and
G. Ahmey.
Mr.. Burgoyne moved that the branch with
draw their representative in the central com
mittee OF trades unions.
Mr. Mackey said he had been satisfied for
some time past that they were falsely repre-
sented in the committee, and that the men there
were doing more harm than good. IL was being
merged into . political concern. and would moi
result in any benefit to the laboring man.
The motion was adopted.
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CWY TEMS,

DooLEY's Yeast Powder cannot be exceIIai
Tor making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits Wat
fes, Corn Bread, sc. 1t is always ready and
reliable.
A CARD.-PriOr to lowering the floor of our
store to conform with the new grade, we will
sell the shelf goods-Sardines. Oils, Pates,
Jams, Jeliies, Canned Goods, Sauces, Sc.-at
about cost for cash.
japanese Fans, one of the largest assortments
in the city, selling at and below cost.
Ii. W. REED Il Sons,
SO 1914 K street northwest
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRIOK HOUSE ON
HIGH SHEET, GE0KGEToWN, d. O., AT
a BY virtue CT deed OF trust, bearing date on
- the l4h day OF August A. ID. ls72, aud duly re-
- corded IN Liber 6s5, folios IS, ons of the land
records OF the District Of Cou aud by di ection
OF the party secured thereby, the Undersigned trus
Tee, Will offer for eae on the premises, public
snctios. on IL ESDAY, the 2lst day OF July, A. ID.
1874 az O'Clock D. m, parts Of lets numbered iue-
U-three aud ninety four, OF Beatty and Haxkius'
ADDITION 10 Georgetown, ID. O., the same being in
proved by tWo-story and basement brick h5uss,
suitable Tor and used as store and dwelling, the
house being No. SO High street. Said parts OF lots
one hundred and fifty two aud eleye1-tweItths
l52 l2l feet from the Intersection of High sire Il
win Isl street. and running theace wsstwardly and
parallel with the CO inter- live Of the alley between
the hsuse on this ground snd the house next al
lolL Ing on the south hundred aud twelve II2D
1et 70 the west line of lot ninety four 9i in said
addition; thence with the line of said LOT nine
y-four south twenty -one and three twefths (2l
Ieet; thence eaHwardly and parallel with the said
first line of this pare ef gcound one hupdrei and
twenty 2O) feet to High street; thence By and with
the buidr line Of High str et TO The said point
ofbeg1on1ng The house has six rooms, aud ia well
located for business, aud always rents we'll,
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars cash: baiapc. in
SIX, twelve, and eighteen months, with iateres, AT
SIX per secured by deed of rust the proper
V. deposit Of Slo0 will be required when the
property struck off. If terms of ale are OF ooa-
pied with IN seven days after sale. the trustee re-
and cost OF the defsulting purchaser. Convsyan-
cling at cost OF purchaser.
G. w. COOPER Trustee
yl-o&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auc.
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RsMAREABLB STORY By A WOMAN Ar
RESTED AT TRoT.-Msrgsret Peterson
woman locked up in the sscon1 precinct station
hcuse Yesterday after noou on the charge OF in
toxtcaton, told a very singular story. She
said that previous 10 the late war she resided
with her husband and family on q large ri llt1-
ton near Pensscols, Fla, owning hes ie- $50
slaves, about 500, 600 worth of prSpsrtv. sac.
with her husband. who hal been broug ht az ia
Maine, refused t. take the oath of allesiancs y
tne southern eonfederscy, and in cOnsslusn,s
were compelled to coma North. All their
property except go, 900 In a y W York bank was
connscated, With the $4,000 Mr. Peterson
commenced to speculate, losing great portion
OF Ii. In 1867 he died, leaving Ter almost nan
niless, since which time she has travelled abolt
from place TO place. She says that she stiIl has
the interest of $40 900, which Is deposited Ia ths
bank for the beneht of her children. six In
number, when she dies. She says that she vas
intoxicated yesterday afternoon, bat on'y
drank q few glasses OF ale, intending TO take
the evening boat for New York. When arrest
60 she was smoking cigar in the street. Her
story may be true or 1t may not.-Troy Times.
SINGULAR ABDUCTION or CH11p-rhs
abduction of q child from his home in German
town, Penn, on the LIST of July continues TO err
cite much interest and anxiety. The boy, who
Is four years old. has long, curly, light hair ana
is noticeably handsome, with hazel eyes. He Is
well formed. and dressed in a linen suit, with
skirt, broad brimmed straw hat, aud iacat
shoes His name Is Charley Il. Rosa. His
father, Christian X. Ross, of Ross. Shot Sc Co.
30i Market street, has offered ard OF 500
for the recovery of his son. or for inf,rma ion
which shall lead thereto. The facts of the cas-
are these: Charley, the above named, with his
brother, aged six, were induced to enter a buv-
gy with two men on Wednesday. They were
driven some two hours. and in a northern part
OF the city. The oldest boy was put ont of the
carriage and the other carried off, since which
time he has net been heard from.
a STIR IN THE OIL REGIoSs.-A Titusville
herald CORE spondent says: The long looked
Tor Mead well, on How farm, struck the sand
on tuesday, last. and Immediately commenced
flowing a three hundred-barrel stream, a rate
1t has steadily maintained up to this Tina
This farm is directly south of the Diyner and
about two miles from the Avery well, which az
hitherto been considered as defining the limits
OF the belt in this direction. This we'll there
fore, refutes all preconceived ideas regarding
the existence of two belts, changes to a great
degree the value of territory, and opens up a
large area of heretofore entirely undeyelopei
land. The excitement over the striking of this
well is intense, and IL is now being visited by
hundreds of people daily. Already the Nucleus
OF future city has risen under the euphonious
title of Danceville, which promises in a short
time to have that liveliness and hustle charac-
teristic solely of oil towns.
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0An exchange says ginger beer is following
ION the heels OF oca- WATER
~Danger turks in everything apparan.,v
for now We are informed OF an explosIon Of 10 .
cream in Reading, Pa. 'os
- Mrs Abraham Lincoln landed At Cher
souIg nom New York june p, and went to
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THE MARKET-HoUsI WAR-The merchants
located about the Center Market have attempt
ed to reconcile the differences between the
butchers and other dealers In the Center Mar
about q satisfactory condition OF affairs, the
merchants. through . committee, waited upon
a committee Of the market-men this morning 2.
In answer to the inquiry on what terms they
communication, which Ii regarded yet as cont
dental, but IL Is said the dealers state that the
only terms they will return on are that they
shall pay the rent as before but not the bonus
The merchants committee will have q confer
ence with the market Company probably to.
morrow.
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gXa-Eaf

The public having been annoyed and greatly
disconnected by the presentations OF q
monopoly combination to control all tie mar
keting in the city, it is proper to assure the pub
lie that the Center Market will be maintained
with full supply of meats, vegetables, fruits
and produce of sill kinds daily. This assurance
is based on the fact that some of the best OF the
old butchers are back in their stalls with an
abundant supply Of the best meats, and othe
good butchers are occupying stalls sufficient to
accommodate the public as heretofors. Every
other department is fully stocked, and will con-
tiHue to be so. The injunction OF the butchers
monopoly combination will probably be dis
the stalls can be open for sale to the public
When the company are again in fun control OF
their property, II IL is necessary, they will state
the reasons Why they refused to close the mar
ket half the time, and to violate the charter.
10th OF which were demanded by the nl0n0DofV
combination to control all the mark citing in the
clty, as the uitimatum upon which alone they
would consent to occupy stands in the Center
Market. x
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OUR MARKET FAoILIrIRs.-Editor Star -
IL appears that number OF butchers have de-
serted the NORTH ern and Center markets 10 es-
taoiish themselves at Savage Square an "Inde-
pendent Company and oblige the public %
travel there from al parts or the city for what
Is needed. IL should be remembered that con-
suIDers are also interested In this matter 1t Is
suggested to parties out OF employment there is
good opening here and that should they locate
at these markets and furnish good meats, &C., 1t
would be found highly profitable.
A MAN WITH A LARGE FAMILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

The FREEDMEN's SAVING AND Trust Con-
PASY.-The board of trustees Of the Freed
mems bank held meeting this morning at IL
O'Clock, which lasted till half past this after
noon, at which were present all the commits
sioneTs appointed TO wind up the affairs of the
bank, also, Mr.. Smith, cashier OF the Memphis
branch, Mr.. Smythe, cashier of the Whining on
y G., branch, and Mr.. Whipper, cashier OF the
Philadelphia branch.
The meeting Was a very harmonious one, and
the business OF the bank was thoroughly dis
cussed, and the feeling was almost unanimous
that IL would be unwise to attempt to revive
the business of the bank. The commissioners
listened to the discussion, and asked many ques-
lions concerning all the details Of the business,
but when the meeting adjourned had not signi-
NED their determination to accept of their ap-
pointments, but led the trustees TO believe that
they would. They viii meet tonight and de-
eide the matter, and IL they conclude TO accept
another meeting tomorrow at O'Clock d. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-07

CKsrKR MARKET To-pAY.-The supply of
meats at the stalls and OF country produce at the
wagons at Center market was considerably
better to DAP. Several butchers and other deal
ers who left have returned 70 their stalls.
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Foot surgery, &c.

m. r VVt SuIStII. &c
Dr. White, chiropodist, will be in attend ance
AT ms rooms until Saturdy evening, July 18th,
after which he will be absent until Monday
morning, August Sd. Thousands of persons who
Visit Dr. Whites establishment mo. 535
10Th street, opposite the Treasury department,
washington, D.C.,) find that timely attention
10 those important members, the feet, econo-
misses time, and conduces to health, comfort,
ana cheerfulness, and probably to length
OF life. DIR. White removes Corns without pam.
80 the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences,
Ciuo and lDgrowing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Office hours from a. m. to s. %. M
zee, 81 per visit. Established in Washington,
ID. G.. 1861.
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nLD STAG WHISKY.

1hu Hhtsky 20 Distilled 20 our order. and Kent a,
BOND for Hs Ust its age toarrdats us an oer,.o 81
70 he pHoheJ for use, Medicinal or social.
Tie iHeredsin9 popularity sCiA lohich q has bee,
met since ats ten years ago fOTids anV
hesltdt'on on our part ~ claiming for q smOoth-
mesa and Favor uaszrpasssd ma pCritg ,Os ouar-
dntee.
Oaw right and tide 70 tie erclusiue use Of AIR
oTd1d % on record al TIE United Slater Patent Ooe
HALL 4 HUME,
DEALERs IN FINE WINES, BRANpIrs
WHISKY, &C,
iecS eocm eOT mARSxr sParE.
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TO PREVENT Fever and Ague there 10 no
preparation like Dooley's Cslssys Tonic. 81