davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-08-24
oh'CAd0 lulfl,rls MAnKtyr.

=, Mt9o number OF humber vcasai. Saa's hua. "a.
sna n!ulii!ng. aud tile SUNNY nj ,o iu % t1.o pof1
G,Gasoo 10 3S or 10 cargnca hs nnrSt @ was ms
s' tnonRn dozcn more saics oro WIS a"tner
nntS ~ sno "Ipe Was pcrlana III Eooj na coI ~ aa
ort ,vr am turday rrjcos ,rc "a
oataH utcanged. Piece Bt VIVA ouoie ~ - nn r.
!!oarls and ntrtm at $sDUGsl5iO accoru ss.oo md
''u'n *iot9l.9o aud nliin9cs slGUl2a5 - qp@nts'
At T1iRsrAtps.
Tho ynrt1 trH Ia rontiunes fair ff,r H..
tras IA iuIt prices nrn - concerned THO oca
First ctnar e" "to "'eu0n8cat a. fnllowa
HrrnnI 1i :. 5000 fata IN
Vhlr1i rrar i,at, ~ iuea..'...... 41.G0 G85Up0
Tiiri riear 1h1i 1i!i''''''.'......... $500 (d{0Go
OIcar ooriur ii mn, :; ;..,;,. 1900 @is0o
ole.r sI.ii,c' II $500 4o
Etrst rorn,n,, " ill., 20 toGctAcr..... 21.01 Ga2D0
bocond rn,n,na, nGina ly01 GSW00
FIo0rinn NV LEU. ssans lf.U0 l70o
Elour,no sncnn1 @ ureesed..... $500 Gt35.G0
A'oosinR ,ra th'ra cofnmon, dressctl ,,. 1900
in"ia9s "iI9'..rGoa ~, u. boards, aclucted, Ii
maaon.nI Ima upward. :. $500 @4ooo
A Htocit hoar,ts ta'''''......."... 28.00 es3u.B0
II ntock hn,rt,u '.'.''..'............ $500 iaa8UD
stock buars3n s3n.''''''..'...'...... 2G.U1 0GlxDO
ina. Jonon boards. outside foe lry' n m Hsto'g
'y1ai nmi ,nag fencing, tlmbof, ofcot
Jost md s ecsntj;n. !. 1850 @12oo
Wcketg tounrn s 40 70 "a teos...... 12U0 G1la,O0
plekcts, iiat :. i!.00 u3l5.uo
Cedar ]losts gp.it p.it'''''''"'. li.60 G9.....
I.ath ..aa ose' inches 17.o0 G5;50o
no. sawed sl.nntcs '''''''..'...... 100 o a.25
or Star. ''''''"''..s.. LOO q 4.60
Shingles on traei :''''.'......... 400 a $50
*'F"ssss 47S
, 1874-08-24

wall, IT,, aug 1.-THE wool lcn,and for tho ms,
oas usen tay ,tp 70 expectations sl1ps Of do.
IIoi,iar. anu torslgn fleece upward Of 2300oo ia
tey esiao avo 9uea ~ n tre prces la
desirable line fecceg 1rner fcsuu uxisa tho fs
naat nop VINO n2st Sales Of Ohio Include 34s,500 is
useH nraa H., anu AX at 2ksso choice nodiri,. 55c
Sohs5lc. Trausactona Indicate very ur1n ,nsraet ~
sioa1x u sI. aa ae!1snc eeees sro still u danald aud
t n1,ees o. last week QUO lbs Of wase, Is
u.n a as san 10 opened and gralsd super aud exra
, 1874-08-24

bustum n moro Of atra!n than tho market voud
100 aoo II to syo sioeo to no!G ecno q 25oe pef
eny of sie being sa oor to n 'oas as
Herlans ttn s. 1t Tho offerings, nni fr these do
soll .low 10 ssd,ahg nrcca wcr S27a@375 iMlcror
wosk a. extra sold i early u'1 IN %Gl liz
, 1874-08-24
NglE 0ndIn0 II
A y. ", Ib1I., 4iG nH9i r.a| 1aa ron . o,- m
Sntn9 woek 1851 O. i.; I3Ii ES - nr S'ue:' y q
tnru Nov l. III m ia9t f Ssso, III -
Sumo tlo no. ii.| .u .nf 77 III Ill III s5Gs' sS -

lnoudos all cut neat. csoup shoulders aud T. D., hams
Tho stoc!ts OF provisions now horo ara about
270o0 brls pori;. A 900 tes lard, aud 1000 GOO ihs
neats Thu stocku in st. LouiA on tic It'll woro
eai1tnatnd 1 a. It,, to- bo Pork, 2G19 brla shoulders
les; lard, CTS tca The stock Of shoulders and
s!dos 1T st. Louis (bacon and bulk) agcroeato
loo35, ,o00 iDs, sa!1 to bo 6000 000 tbs Iess thun
at corresponding tina list yenr. ''''
Flour was dull and weak, though thoro was
~ wheat hero, anl du!lucss in Now York. maJo
shippers hold on, a,,d local buyers buck wnrtl
unless where sellers wcro willing to nlako ilu,,or
tant concoBsio.ls. Bran was firm. Salcs wero
top0rtcd or a. Of lto brls white winter extras at
tvpIrinE, oxtras NJ sG.0O 100 br1s DO at s5,5o:
wy brls do At $685.; 100 brla do at s5.a5; 2o5
iris 10 q, lrisato torns 100 brIa spriug supor-
illieB at 9387l4. Totn!, l,150 brs. Also 10 toup
ofan s!l'a, az Slo.Uo on truck. Tho market closed
, 1874-08-24
CONlNIEEtCIAf..

~, SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. %.
lho following wcrc tho receipts anl ship
menfs Of tho laating articles of produce III Gill
eago during tho past t"enty-foir houro; and for
tho corresponding datc ono year ago:
, 1874-08-24
Tho New York l)ry.t;oo,,. aror,,o.

N.EHaiohHt Aug. 2?.-DuRinesa to Rlow with mnnu.
oa ana Importers Jubbng hr4nchey are nnfct
ana Gl'oyios shirtings III gooI ,iotanJ Garners
fUe anc ~: Jaconets, c net IN irst LANDS. sit-3anI
as'a ,t. ~ mourning printH aro active au and WOOL
liberal rolnest. Foroigu goods moyo Slowly. "'' ~
, 1874-08-24

Tie osPoftH from Now York during Tue liaut
"oek include 14.40u brla aour, 757 900 bu wheat,
aud 33s, 900 bu corn.
Tho icading rrodnco marketa woro tamo md
unhottloa to-dAY, ohlotly made 80 by tho wuathur
Of lust night Uni, this morning. Tie storm was
llnoxpeotoa, and to many WaH moHt unweioomo.
It will brotlHeo ttlo effect ON wl,oat, outside OF
possible leusontng OF the daily supply Tor q
, 1874-08-24
The IsitfAburQ f)1 nrorl,a,

=, i3Tsuuno, Aug. 22.-Crudc, notnjun ,io,no. ~.
September, 12c. ~" 1''A' aenVe1ea'
, 1874-08-24

"'t 'Ao'H htoFe OH Hf4uAy Tor City coil.
sumption: U 765 bu wloat; a13 bu corn; 5,7g0
bu oats; 70s Lu ryo; 1,o5l bu barley.
Ia" iollo"lng grim has boon inspected into
storo tlsis morning up to 10 o'clock. I c,r
NO. tea winter whoat, l car No. 2 10, cars No.
spring wheat, 4G2 cars No. 2 do, 1o7 cara M n
do. cars rejected Ito, car no grado do (5qe
wteaD; l20 cars high mixed coru, aOl cara n,,1
1aao0 bu No. do, 10 cars rejected do ala
corn); "a cars white oats. car No. do. 40 ccra
NO.. = 10, cars rojacted DO (57 oass); 7 cnra
no. 2rye, car rejected do; II cars No, a bnr-
10y, car No. 3do, cars rejected do 10 barley,
Total Oils cars), d35,00O bit. Inspected out:
9o,oo4 bu Wheat, 72,1oo bu corn 1859 Lu outs.
a'oo2 b,l ryo. 1,2o0 bu barley.
Inc following woso tho receipts and slipmenta, !,
OF broadstuffa md 1.-Two stock at this poiut 1urino
tue past wook, mud for tho corresponding weeks
Guiding as datou:
, 1874-08-24

Tho forofEh exports Of tho hog product from porEs
o. Nsw York mud other untcrh,rntct,d rlacrs from
NJ. ~ 10 Aug III, la74, iclItsive IN compared With
l072, tu Ang. ~, 1873;
, 1874-08-24

srocK3 FOR THE WEEK.
INC following quotations, fArniahel by A. O,
s!astghtar Glyo tue highest. lowest, mid closing
patiss eats':a y NoW 1ork during the week, on tho
, 1874-08-24

CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
SATURDAY EVENING, Aup a.
Iho receipts Of Live stock during Tic week huyo
, 1874-08-24

ru,,~-,, Eli. Aaked
t,a t,saao Gi.y IT,. ......-... 0sA int. 3s int.
t,, t,,aHo Wy ~ ee"einge....... % 4 int. 99 int.
Chicago City corliffcatcs, 7s 49,. Of K jt.f @ ~ ''
Chicago City certleatea, Gs,,.. 10 i int. w.
South Park bonds, 7s s.,,... Ii "a
West Park bontle, Ts.......,,.. So ii
Chicago City Railway, soutli,, 1GII
Chicago City hallway, Wcaf,. liz
Chicago City Railway, Nur:ll -. 90 as,,
Chicago Gas Light & Coke Co1l6
Irat!ers Insurance ConEpuy LIE ''
ulone Insurance Co,nlxan:t n:t...10V
Satio''al Watch Company, y,itigin. ~, 11o
failniail Palace Car Com pauy
rra,sGt. 1.;et, -, .... OG
o'1As|on oe"oo' 'os.s....-..." 1Ul K int,
, 1874-08-24

4 TT1trr rn,vt
Tho r,tcs NJ fratoEt M. n,as.ai lEEtui1a a.,
and Ina n,jnta ,,nr;n - - efIItseu oe'"ecn CA1cago
! 10 New Yoik. per Ioo Is ihs s' 40 Ao'o"s'
~ an,,, aoesy, pcr loo 500
10 In tinin' ~, mcr ~ ~ M .49Hc
To Cleveland mr. 1fil IN
Pnntssna ne.to. anu Ieetedo et ner 100
actual weiaht Vii Il. rharan ~ t"Ge.s te Az excess OF
oaa Gat's Rsr car lbs horses per car, LIS;
deck car nor car o6 ts hocn oet;lneh s,'s'e' ,tsr
14ooo lLs. -' ''''''''A''~ e't' psf 'as'
assa.s has Sssn ssnss ias
xii ots sucidv ," navo aarther appreciated.
Ut uhIpncry fo oausr ~ n.1sct tne aention
higher PRICES tjmn ava rnv"ipa' ana eo1nnancd
petiod during tho present SEASON, sales mnkin@ a
SG IL, one iEtnnrn Mt - in ~
nv md tn Inmroo ~ rsea eo H.. ossrWneh'ing sup
ward TIlin natives hnyr ao M 1 ~ y aow
lg5 In t,n aisanro Ip w. -, "nfo reported at 81 5o@
Gently To,te I,atfuas u , na n.e1Mate htIy Of de-
flo better oNaiitv af Ta@o. o'"gt ~ lseey OF
wiao tho depreciation ia yaIuess ',l,nsI ,n,,sr
nlso relieved to anma nrnnt Iv t. ano no MARKET w,s
feoers considerable a,,os If I'LL "aenaaes ci, u
their auds Ut $s6oJ75 for common sIsH ~ ,'a su to
stockera Ut 81 50as0 for Ta1aus u mi Sp9 r. na!iso
butchers did not ,roye snirnnt IN osuers nna local
a1il large amount Of uoOr n,rtna'S @ .aa Sannly,
will hnye 10 go over to next wal, rns, aa foreign
considerable humber nf OF a'y
act,yu operatious IN t,e n ~ cattle prevented
butchsrs had glroady aecrc1 a,, ~ M wnllg loca
rcu,rcI in rnrrv' tH aons w tao stock they
ported did not ucats INV o'E 1Sw sacs re-
former raley. ANs ''npofeant ehange from |
nno-,r,,,.
Extsa pecscs-ara}sd pa1spSs yteors pSs.,n,n,, nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

RESULT OF THE RACES YEsTRRDAY-A
SdrdtogG.-The winners at the Saratoga races
yesterday were: Two years cid, sweepstakes
starters. time, liz. Three years old, one and
an eigth mile, nine starters, Madge first
Countess second, and Grinstead third; time,
1.5I Z. A two miles and quarter race between
Fellowcraft, Wanderer, Katie Pease, Jack
Frost and Galway was won by WRnderer By
twelve lengths, Fellowcraft second, and Jack
Frost third; time, 400H.
At Utica course Wellesley Boy won the trot
with Magnolia second, Maj. Root coming in
third. Abner Rush, driver Of Magnolia, was
expelled from the track for foul driving. Nash
Lucille Golddust won a purse OF s5 900 beating
four competitors.
At Rochester the winning trotters were Cos
tette; time, 23iH, 2354, 2.25k; Membrino
224, 225H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Lacals

The celebrated yacht Americas has returned
from cruise to Norfolk. The officers in
charge during the trip were Commodore Isaac
Jones, LIST Lieut.. Andrew Elliot, I'd Lieut. Jerry
Jewell, Psymaster Willard Fitzgerald.
The name of the young gentleman who res
cued Mr.. A. X. Browne and his children We'd
nesday evening from their perlous situation on
the Eastern Branch was George Davis, not
George Williams, as printed yesterday.
The delegation of Omaha Indians stopping in
this city on business connected with the sale of
portion OF their reservation to the winneba-
goes, visited the navy yard yesterday in COM
pany with Agent Dillingham;, and were shown
all the sights. What seemed most to interest
them was the operations OF the Calling gun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14
The spanish Ranuhlie.

RECOGNITION BY THE GREAT POWERS.
LONDON, August 1.-THE Timer Madrid cor-
respondent positively confirms the report of the
recognition Of the Spanish republic by Eng
land, France, and Germany. Tine announce
ment caused rejoicing at the capital.
The Posts special dispatch from Berlin re-
ports that Austria and Italy have also recog-
nized the republic.
The TIMES, in an editorial article, saws that
LhEiA would have recognized the Spanish
Republic some time ago, but the reluctance of
France and the indifference OF Germany pre-
vented her from doing so.
WHY RUSSIA HEsTTATEs.
LONDON, August 1.-the Pail Mall Gazette
says Russia hesitates to recognize Spain be.
cause such action will be to strengthen the
cause Of republicsnism in Europe.
Ghe Color Question in the Southwest
MEMPHIS, August 1.-THE colored peace
meeting last night was not particularly sue
cessful. Sewers colored Office holders addressed
the meeting, deDounciDg the city press and ar
raigning the whites for organizing armed bodies
ana going to Somerville and Austin, and then
brancbed off into defence of the civil rights
DILL. Ex-Goy. Harris, Col. Kellar, editor of the
Ardldnche, and other white speakers, addressed
the meeting, showing there was no reason for
any conflict between the races, and giving good
advice for the future.
The report telegrsphed from Holly Springs in
regard to negroes marching on Byhalia, Is not
credited here, in view of recent affairs at SOM
erville and Austin. The latest reports from
Austin state that all is quiet there and that the
refugees are returning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14
THE COUNTS.

POLICE CoURT-Judge Ddwson.
To-day, VIM. Lewis, cOlOred. was arraigned
on the charge OF stealing 20 pounds of coffee
from grocery store on 7th street. He plead
guilty. Officer Peaster stated that in going his
rounds last night he saw this man enter a
house on street, kept by "Dutch Menie, %
with the bag slung over his shoulder. The Of
fcer followed him in and saw him offer the cof-
fee for sale, and arrested him. He was fined
SO and costs, or GO days in Jail. John Diggs,
loud and bOisterous; SO. Sarah Longstreet,
same; 30. Jeremiah Corners, forfeited COL
lateral. Mary Nelson, loud and boisterous; SO,
or Go days in workhouse. Chas. Tascoe, cursins;
s.. John IL. Wart, violation of license law for
wagons: S1O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

IHE WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER wniah takes
place when knosctes' Patent Polcder Gun, con-
tanning his Insect Destroyer, is brought TO bear
upon house or garden insects, can be compared
TO nothing so well as TO the effects of the deadly
mitrallleuse in the late Franco Prussian war
kao'rtes' Insect Destroyer does not hurt humans
however, and may, therefore, be handled with
impunity. Where considerable quantity is
required, as in hotel, or on board a steamboat,
saving IL effected by purchasing large pack
age at once. Depot, O. n. Crittenton, No. Z
6th avenue. Sold by all Druggists and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14
COINS. 6c.-Dr. White,

Chiropodist. is in attendance at his establish
ment, No. 5S5 18th street, opposite the Treasury
department, from q. m. 20 p. m. Fee. 81 per
visit. Established in Washington, ID. q. ISL
DR.. White removes Corns without pain, 80
the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences,
Club and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments
OF 1.-THE feet. Eminent physicians, surgeons, and
thousands OF well-known personages who pa
troniZe DIR. Whites establishment, nnd ths
timely attention 70 those important members,
the feet, ecoDomises time, and conduces to
health, comfort, and cheerfulness, and prob
ably 70 length of life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

II. and friends his return 20 the city for the
Rqrpsse q csrrytnf on the e9sinss 81 RAG AND
mannfsctory q No. l33 65s sreet southwest and
win be elad 70 receive orders. He uses the yery
nea single and double wsrps, and his prices are
moderate. auef-lm
II nBRBAHMo IMPR0vED SODA,
rRon TIE rRiunPHss AAAo1ATkD ios'
tyD-lm K0LBp corner IN end streets,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

THRowN PROM HIS BUGGY-N. II. Miller
ex attorney OF the Police Court, was thrown
out of his buggy yesterday afternoon on 9th
street, opposite Prices livery stable. 1t seems
lie had started out to take friend riding, and
when stepping into the vehicle. between q and
II streets, he reached over the fender to detach
the reins from the swingle tree, which appears to
have frightened his horse, when the animal
dashed down to the stable, and in turning into
the carrisge-house the buggy was upset and
fell on top OF MIR. Miller and the horse was
thrown. Mr.. NJ. was picked up insensible and
sent home in a hack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

RaZatna I'm UfaIv

PARIS, August LIE Soir states that Ba-
zaine arrived at Genoa on board the steam
yacht Baron Ricasoli, disguised as a servant, at
10 O'Clock Monday morning. He must con e-
quently have escaped by Q o'clock the previous
evering. The statement of the governor of the
fort that he went to bed at 10 O'Clock Sunday
gitive certainly had Rccomplices among the
prison authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

TIE POLICE COMMISSIONERS met yesterday,
and application for liquor licenses from Daniel
O'Brien, +. f. Buckley, Adam Koch, G. w.
Pearson, VIM. Hughes, Bernard Henze, and
Thos. W. Goss were refused. Henry ID. Renin.
ger and Milo Sweeney were appointed addi-
tional privates, the former for six months, to do
duty at LIE Droit Park, and the latter for twelve
months, to do duty at the new Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

INCENDIARY FIRE AT MOUNT PLEASANT
About 130 O'Clock this morning a barn on the
place of Mr. S. p. Brown, at Mount Pleasant,
occupied by j. ". Buker, Esq, was entirely
destroyed by fire: loss, 500. There can be no
doubt but that it was the work of an incen-
diary, as an attempt was made at the same time
to set fire to the residence of Mr.. Buker, but
failed. Previous to, or during the burning of
the barn, quantity of fine harness belonging
to Mr.. Buker was stolen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14
The 81. Louts Abortiou,st.

ST. LOUIS, August 1.-THE coroner's Jury in
the Fortemeyer abortion case have returned a
verdict holding the woman to account for the
death OF the c0lored and German girls in her
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14
A TrOt at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, August 4.-Mr. A. Belmont
backed his horse Grey Planet, five years old.
for 81 900, Mr.. P. Lorillard taking bet that he
would run one mile, carrying 10 pounds. in
side OF 1.43K. The race came off to-day, Grey
Planet won easily in 142H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14
The sons OF America.
eTRR, PA, August 14.-The

LANCASTER, PA, August 1.-The convention
OF the Sons of America closed last evening. A
project for the erection OF monument to Wash
1ngton in the park was presented, and a COM
mittee was appointed to raise funds. Delegates
were appointed to the national convention of
the order, TO be held in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14
GEORG ETO WV.

GRAIN TRADE.-The schooner Kitty Ann ar
rived to-day with 600 bushels of wheat for
Hartly & Bro. The sales yesterday afternoon
were: 5000 bushels wheat at s1.40. 1.45as so;
and $50 bushels wheat at S1.31aS1.52. j. g. &
j. M. Waters received $50 bushels of wheat by
steamboat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

The FALL RACES AT PINEY BRANCH.-The
Washington Driving Association have made ar
rangements to put the Piney Branch course in
complete order for the fall races. The grade is
TO be changed somewhat, the track widened TO
forty feet, and new stand erected for the
Judges. There are TO be six races, as follows
october Z, 8, II, IS, II and %, as follows:-For
three minute horses, $500 purse; $50, $500; 2Il
600; 23S, $50; 233, 500; free 70 all, 81 900.
Ihese races are open TO any horses fthe several
classed owned in the country. The association
has secured the Crystal Springs property, and
early next spring will begin the construction of
new mile track, which has already been sur
viewed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

QUEBEC, August 4.-By a collision eff Bick,
on the night of the 18th instant, between the
brig James Iced and the steamer Norma, the
former was sunk and five of the crew, including
the captain, were drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

MORE WORK, better work, and q greater va
rlety Of work can be done on the Wheeler and
wilson Sewing Machine than on snv other. BE
convinced of this by calling at No. 4GI Pennsyl-
yania avenue. I % 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

WEEK's DoINGs IN WALL SrREsT.-Fyplsin.
stock operations on email capital without rick,
Copy sent Tree. TUNBRIDGR & Co,
1924 2Wsn street, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

SO TO 5000 invested in stocks ana gold paw.
TWO hundred per cent. 2 month. Send for par
tculars: Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, 2 Wal
street, New York. ia:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BASK, corner oi
New York avenue and 18th street, paws pei
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, 9 to 4. SATURDAYS, 3 Il
4 and @ to <. O-t2 t1.re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14
Georgetown Advertisements.

Ply THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL EsTATEON THE CORNER OF wATER
TOWN, AT AUCTION.
LA By virtue Of two deeds Sf trust, bearing
ye.Y date respectively on the 29-h day Of A pril,
&e.1M4 ls72 and aosh day Of FebrusrS. 1874, aud
reeoIoed In Liotr No 672, folio 46S, and Liber No
I5, foios S. ct OF the land records for the Dir
t1ct OF Columbia, and At the request Of the party
secured there by, We Will - H. at public auction il
front OF the premises. on WEDNESDAY, August
10Th, 1874, a. $50 o'clock .. m, part Of Deakirs
Lee snd CaZenOyes addition to GEORGETOWN, D. 4
fronting twenty six feet the south side u Wster
street with depth OF one hundred feet on Wash
fngton street. improved By large frame buildiaR
used as 8 blacksmith aud vheelright shop.
Terms: One-third Zach: balance 10 ak aud twelve
months, with interest ct per cent. d, secured by
chaser. A deposit Of Sl00 required when the prop.
erty is bid OF.
WILLIAM A G0RDOE,S rratees.
suli-eo&ds THOS. DOWLlHG, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

WILCOX q GIRB's Sewing MAoHrvr The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at ChNs
Bsam's hoopskirt and corset factory, 7 tn strset,
IDtelligencer building. lO.2s
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CITY Ms.

DooLRY's Yeast Powder cannot be exceIlei
Tor making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits Wat
mes, Corn Bread, &c. II is always ready and
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AGENCY FOR UNIVERSITY MEDICINES has r.
moved TO Jos. w. Nairn's, corner OF Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and 9th sc. Almanscs free, tSep3
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Qfacs az CssD SsfssI oAsrl
WARRINGTON, ID. o., August IL, 1874, s. a. a 4
PRoBIBUrrIrs.-During the rest of Friday, oye-
New England, the pressure viii increase with north
70 east wines, partly cloudy, cool weather, aud on
the coast light rain. Over tie south Atlantic an
gulf states, partly cloudy weather aud wials mostly
from the east and north, with slightly higher
barometer, occasional coast rains, and lover
temperature in the former, and with lower baron
ter slight changes q ten persture and rain areas Ia
The latter. Over Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
slight chspses Of barometer, lower temperst are,
north 70 east winds, partly cloudy weather, an
over the former possibly lght rains. Over the
upper lake region, lower barometer, n0rtheas: O.
southeast winds and partly cloudy, cool weather
over TIE northwest and the upper Misgssippi aud
lower Missouri valleys, lower barometer, slight
cnsngee OF temperature, east TO south winds. partly
clouoy Weather snd occasional rain areas Over
the nicd die states ard lower lake regiOu, generally
higher barometer ard lower temperature, northeAs,
70 southeast winds and clear weather M plssi
ely light rains on the Immediate coast,
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business Office Of TIE
ranged to-day o. follows:-s Q. "a; 10 a. M,
rs; II M, IS: .. m 50.
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THKRMohKTERsan and Bsrometers are repaired
and made 70 orderly Kempler near ~ greet
The COMMUNITY Ct large appreciate the rFs-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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ga babe Is q mothers anchor.-Beecher.
~Taste IL the next gift to genius.-Loweu.
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Cleary, auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon
south part of lot 4, in square 33f, situated on
l1th, between II and / streets northwest, and
improved By q two story frame dwelling, to Jas.
w. Barker, ESQ.,, for 50 525.
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Funeral Of bishop whitehouse.
CHICAGO, August 1i--Fhe faneral services
Of the late Bishop Whitehouse took place yester-
day afternoon.
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THE FLIsHT OF BAzAINl.-Le Soir reports
that the investigation into the Circumstance Of
Bazatne'e escape shows that tho director Of the
oficiaf are exonerated. The Milanese Journals
assert that Ba5aine has passed through that
city on his way TO the Ohateau d. Arensberg,
switzerland, the residence Of the Empress Eu-
genie. 1t is also rumored that Marshal Baxaine
arrived 1t Spa yesterday.