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BARGAINS BARGAINS. BARGAINS,
BR0DHEAD d CO.

BARGAINS BARGAINS. BARG AIMS,
BR0DHEaD d CO..
939 Pe1ilsytUdFald -iUe1tIe, bet 9th and ION SIS
Unite attention to the following GOODS, all Of
which are nrst Glass in color quality and STYLE. az
SOLD IN many Instances AT IRON l6 to " per csat
Less than ruling market prices:
SNOW fake sultings; Csmei'- Hair Plaiis; Kuick
eftooker Plsds and Suiiiugs: Ererch Merinos.
french Diaeonsls: Irsp Ete; Black Silks; Black
Sashln eres; Brown Silks; Black al oscss aud Mo
barr SILK xely.ts; Nel,et.ens: French Muslins:
spangled Tarl-tans; Plain Tsrletans. sWiSses
fIeLch PIq1es: hsinsoeks; Nszals, Tor Rufiiing
sheetisgs and sbirtirgs; White and Red tlannels:
COL BLANKETS, Beds pre- ads: Linen Table DamAsk !:
Towels; NAPKINS; Ladies aud Gents Underwear.
Hosiery; handkerchiefs: Kid Gloves; Ribbons
fufipgs. Collars and Cuffs; Buttons: Dress Lin
ings sbawls; Water rocf Cloths; Hamburg Edg
ING and lnsertings. sc &C.
Ladies Scarlet ana Meriuo Cndervests. novel and
desiIabfe;1 amsatta ~ Bleached Cotton, l5c per
yard; Three button Paris h ids, in White and Black
and street and party cOl8rs. IS; Brown Silks Al
u se per yard worth e.. 10 b Hose, (irou franz
ard best quality Ter cozen, splendid all Linen
Napkin at 81 per Dozen.
Our goods are selected with great care. and pur-
chased and sold strictly cash basis. and tn r.
lore our ability to give the fH rciRs in sl cases
BRODHEAD q CO..
ooi29 r 939 Penna sy., bet. 9th and 10Th SITS
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CoPns, &c -Basy Feet
being requisite TO health and com fort, thou-
sands Of the intelligent public patronize DIR.
whites we'll known establishment, 535 18th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilblains,
Vascular Excrescences, etc. :
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ONE BROTHER KILLED BY ANoTHER-A
sad affair happened at Point Pleasant, New
Jersey, on Friday, in the tragic end of
Grlght and promising youth named Robert
Hance, aged twelve years The particuIars
are as follows: A flock Of wild geese were
fyfng over his fathers house, and the boys
orother, Abraham, aged fifteen, on seeing il
rushed In Tor gun to shoot at the fowl
With the gun in his hand he passed through
the door OF the house, and the trigger coming
In contact with something the contents We're
suddenly discharged end entered the side of
his unfortunate brother, Robert, who was
standing but ten feet distant. The wounded
youth fell pTOstrate on the ground uttered
an agonizing groan, CALCULATED "mother -
and expired in ten minutes after the occur
renee The frantic parents FASTENED to the
scene, but too late 10 see their darling alive
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DJames keenan,, recently convicted NJ
manslaueh liter for killing q police officer. WAS
yesterday sentenced in Trenton, N. j., TO ten
years IN the state prison.
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THE POPE is a friend of hard money. Re-
Gently, addressing some French pilgrims he
said lis II not true that at the present time
trade is nourishtng in France, that the har-
vest is rich and luxuriant in several proyin-
ces, that sounding money circulates abuu-
oantiy In your country, while elsewhere and
especially here in Italy, it disappears to give
place 10 another currency which gives no
sound save that produced by a great mass
OIL paper thrown Violently on TO hard tatle.
or on to the pavement"
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FIRE THIS MoRNING.-The alarm of fro
Al ten O'Clock this morning was Cor a fira in
southwest. occupied by Mr.. Unsvortb ana
owned by s. Norment; damage about sl00.
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SHOOTING BY THE &" ID. c." RIFLE CLUB
lEsTERDAY.-The members of the Game
Protective A association met again Yesterday
Tor rife practice at the Arsenal grounds, the
purpose being the selection OF team TO
shoot at the Centennial. The range was 200
yards, and two sighting shots were allowed
each man. The score was as follows, out OF
a apostolic Cor. Heunsch, 10; j. NJ. Pollard
:; A. X. FoOte, :; !. A. Seller. r.; G. f. Hale
!; A. r. Bell, ?; j. Il. Burnside. .; l.. Boyer
II; {. =. Wheeler, II; w. SpaDgler, o.
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ART SALF-This eve,sng ana % ,,,c-,
morning and evening is tie last chanca %
tered 10 lovers Of fine ants for pnrchastng
s sIoe Dea a works 81 art at Dowling's
portaiion and risk OF breaksge thev will ho
sold at great sacrifice. wv VIII "e
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weather PROBABILITIES Today.
OrrrCE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
XAsHINRToN. NONember 2. lbs. (

WAsHINGTON. NOV en- otr 2. ITO Y
FoY The lower lake region and middle states.
northwest TO northeast winds, rising oarom-
sfer. and cold, clear, or partly clearing YEA
IEeT, followed ny falling barometer.
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MISS HULETT Is gaming q successful law
practice in Chicago. Her "attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Beau
tTG. 1886
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~ They don't call 1t flirting now, but he
terophemiZing ~

tefophemizing.
- Gov. Beverage arrived at Chicago YES
terday. he has ordered the First regiment
10 be under arms and to remain at theft
armory to-day during the election.
~ Mr.. Russell Quincy, NJ. p, has prom
ised TO introduce to the British house OF COM
mons bill TO secure to q married woman
her own property, and to make her as liable
for her contracts as If she were q single
woman. Mr.. Forsyth has also pledged him
self TO reintroduce the women's Disabilities
bill that was defeated last winter,
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FIRsT-cLAss NARvEsEN PIANOS on easy
sssns ~ C9ltnaan's, 2l2 X street.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
~ Fitch, Fox a 60. OF the fine room In the
rear OF their real estate Office
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LOCAL NE VS..
AmusemeBts, Ac., Tonight.

NGtiOnGl T7.eafeT.-Mr. Barry Sullivan as
Orchard ILL.,
Odd FellOIrs' R0R-Prof. J, II. Anderson
il the the World OF Magic
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THE ILLNESS OF PRINCE BISMARCK
The Ior don Echo of October 10th SAYS: The
relapse sustained By Prince BiSm arcS which
has resulted In the abandonment of his tray
cling plans, does not ppear to have come on
qu'te >udu' hly. lt APPEARS that the Princes
be alth has been Indifferent for some time
pa I, even while al Earzin. About a week
ago he felt so unwell that he decided to sum-
mon his ordinary medical adviser from Der
lin for consultation. While in this doubtful
state of health, and somewhat depressed in
consequence, two events occurred which af-
teetsd him very deeply. The one was the
Liz ess OF his proposed son in law and the
o. the loss Of his favorite servant a man
I irty five. named Heinrich Niedergesaes,
VIZ has for ten years past been in the chan
cellOrs service, and enjoyed his entire conf
dence. Niedergesaes was to have accompa-
MED bis master to Italy. and had in fact al
ready packed the boxes for the Journey ON
the 9th instant, while cleaning fowling-
piece belonging to the Prince, which was
loaded, he In ad vertently pulled the trigger,
and received the contents of the barrel i'm
his body. Instant death was the conse-
Quence. The effect OF this accident upon the
Prince was very painful and served visibIy
10 aggravate his own indispOsition. Prince
bismarck is reported to have shed tears al
the sight of the dead body. and to have said,
"He has been faithful servant to me: /
shall not find another Suchn
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DRY GOODS.

pEICES REDUCED ON CARPETS.
FUIL STOCK or DRY Goops AT LOWER
BATES THAN FOR TWENTY YEARS
stcroscfcggsn Gotten, Ice -ruprececerted.
kntrs Heavy anton lsnnsl. lshc.
khos 81 besf Calicoes. g. c.-fast coiOr-.
Dress Goods Plsids, llss. Ne. sc 20 81 N
kts6snt CsDels Bsir and French Pisids
Al Dol settnes and Empress Cloths, IKE
neet N skes blsck Cashmrres-all wsol-Thc. On
Eenrntng Co.'s IN Msriaoes praP WE. &C
IahPETST0Ck MgST Sc sol ~ FOhCASH
rkHEs OF ALL INSRsIS CARPETS DOWN
rkeM 10 10 1sc AYn.-Now FOR RARG AIMS.
hithsh snd best American Brussels, el.E-worth
Tapestry b. us-els 81 90 20 Ais
Eugs. Mats. Ofl Cic'hs-v.ty ehe.n
Blankets frUm 81 50 &c si2 20 pair
no,,, r.oS.ID.IS,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows: Patrick Boiand and Francis Kelly
Thomas BraxtOn and Tina Robinson, James
w. JOY and Adelaide f: Souber, Robert B.
Giv1ns and Birdius Washington, James A -.
Roche and Hittie j. Ridgway, Marshall
lawson and Kate Harris w. H. Hoye (of
drew Thomas and Martha Jackson. Perry
Wilson and Fanny Jenkins Edwin Fl. Neu-
meyer and Mary V. Michigan, James III.
Stewart and Matilda Parker, VIM. T. Berry
ard Mary Julia RObey
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street. pays per
cent per annum on deposits for each calendar
to and to8. NtaIIfl6
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GEORG TOWN.

A FALL.-About II O'Clock this morning n
boy named Robert Grouse fell from the wall
in front Of the old Jail, on. High street, near
the canal, and received severe injuries aoout
the head. He was removed to his fathers
residence, on Grace street, where his wounds
were dressed by DIR. A. b. Sheckell
THE OPENINGS OF WHEAT at the Mer-
chants Exchange to-day amounted to IL SO
bushels sales OF II 600 bushels at sI26, 80,
Sc, 40k, ~, 42h, 43, and a..
FLOUR INsPECTIoNs.-The report of Mr.. 8.
+. Deener, flour inspector, for the month of
October, is as follows: Number barrels FAM
lily flour inspected, s,9s5; extra, LAS; super
barrels.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived-sch
Mary Ann, from Alexandria, with 2,iOO
bushels wheat for Hartley & Brother;
schooner Kitty Ann. from same place. with
LOO bushels wheat for same firm; steamers
p. g. Knight, from New York, cor signed to
K +: A. Denham, with general merchandise
for District merchants; schooner James p
Stafford, from James River: Va, with GO 900
nal-BOat Wheeler Il Barron. with 500
bushels wheat for II: NJ. Talbot, 800 BUSH
ditto for Hartley & Brother
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RIAL EsrATE.SALR-Messrs Duncapson
Eros, auctioneers, solo yesterday afternoon
Tor John j. Johnson AID William w. Boar
man, trustees, lot l. in DavidsOn's subdi-
ZION oi square 36s, situated on NJ street, be-
i~Sen ytn and 10th streets northwest, TO C..
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GEORGETOWN ADVERM,Ts.

RABGAIHs IN DRY GOODS
- Fine Casbmeres in beautiful Cloth Shades
800 pieces Plain aud PI.id Dress q. -Ofs newest
styles, at Is 80 IS, co. aud 20 cents and upws ID very
cheap.
Large stock Of Square and Ione ShswIs
Special barssins In Bed RIau kets. Beaver Cloths
sOd Ca Sinners COttons Cslicoes, and House keep M
Goods 81 10 rest rces. Carpets oil Cloth and Rags
Call and examine our goods.
BENJAMIy MILLER,
nov1-r los Bridge street.
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tH1NFSE JEALOUSY AND SHOOTING -
John Ancong, an ugly looking Chinaman,
whose oblfque eyes, set in a face Of saIlow
complexion, and long, bushy pig tail twined
over his shoulders, made him conspicuous
as typical Monaghan, even among Gro d
OF his fellow countryToeD, was brought ND at
the Tombs Police Court TO day on q charge
OF shooting Lee Sing, with attempt To kill
The passions of the men towards each other
had become much excited by rivalry in en-
deavOrlng to win the affections of buxO N
Engllshwoman, and her preference for Lee
Sing became SO decidedly marked probably
because of his better looks and fancy clothes
mat the jealousy of AncODg was aroused
and he lay in wait for the successful sutton
Last night, in dark hallway at No. Bax-
ter street, ADcOng fired revolver at Lee
sing. The bullet penetrated q thick coat,
and was diverted from its course by a pair
of leather suspenders, SO that, in q Zigzag
course on the back, only a slight wound was
inflicted. The physician considered that the
escape was very narrow one. AncOng was
arralgned before Justice Duffy to-day and
committed TO answer In 5000 bail.-N. Y.
Commercial, Oct. 80.
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GREATEST BARGAINS YET.
fTgm sl2s.
SO sieces sll-wool WHITE FLANNEL, ,. y.ri
vide. AZ e cents. worth S7S c-uts
beal Good " llIE FL sNSEL IS cents.
All wool CAMELS HAS DRESS GOODS 80
cents, reduced from s9As cents.
tn-Sool SERGE 81 cents, reduced from -.
All-wcol Blankets. as 50.
Three-ply and ingram CARPETS 1 cost, TO clsse
cut
BED COMFORTS cheap.
VIEW GOODS RECEIFED AVERY OAR.
GEO. J. JOHNSON q CO.,
ro,Itr ~ W,RKEr sP.CS
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DRAIN AND SEVER PIPE.

The Potomac Terra Oottn Uemnanv vm an
DRAIN md eIwIS PHI & vice hsrstofors un.
a1s"na IN W9seiseton, 0ecs, 4Ol Asv jersey
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WAsHINGTON DRIVING PARK-P urS.s
80, class 240-horses 20 be owned i'm Dis
Irlct and adysining counties-SlO0 TO first SIS
10 second, 80 10 third. SIS To fourth. Five In
enter and three 70 start; to trot three i'm Il We.
ID narless, and To be governed by the rules
oi the national Association. Entrance 10
per cent, In Close with q. b Dyer AT Ire
mont house. November ID. at : O'Clock. To
be trotted November 3D. Is.5
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PROF. ANDERSON, the Wizard OF the
North, delighted large audience last even
ing by his mysterious performances in the
world OF Magic" Prof. Anderson has won
great repute as magician, and his enter
tainments are excellent in their line. en-
bracing many feats which no rival attempts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK-The
stockholders of the Metropolis Savings
Bank met yesterday and reelected as trus-
ices for the ensuing year, the entire old
board, consisting of Samuel Norment, Jas.
L. Harbour, Jas. y. Edwards, III. Strasburger,
John II. Goddard, q. X. Thompson, NichO-
las Acker, VIM. III. Clagett, and Il. III.
warner. The secretary reported the total
number OF depOsitors S24, and the amount on
deposit, sls9, 5t3Ss. The committee of inyes-
tgation report that the business has been
carefully conducted and no losses have oc-
CURED or doubtful loans taken.
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CITY ITEA MS.

USE ALADDIN SECURITY OIL and prevent
any possibility of an explosion, such as oc-
CURED at BabcOck's frame factory, October
18th, 1875. I'LL:
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EKOM THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS
LARGE AUCTION SsF ~ py,r,nr,
PEA OF '''-A . . d
CaI't ceE aud Dress Coos. &c.

VIII oPtn MONDAY or TUESDAY, Sryemb-r
1T CT I'd, 1875
~ cases containing eighteen thousand sna seven
hundred ards OF besi CaiiCoes. f-liChtl,b dam
aged by tfe machinery. At a per yard.
Scases c"ntainlng seven thousand aud two hundred
ysrIsot 1alico Perfect, ~ SC. per yard.
leases B!esChfd CuttOus, far superior 20 IN
- drOecogsin u, ststac. per yard.
last week st2c.
- french ashmeres, new shades, At zee Per ward
- prices Plaid Poplin ~ l5c per yard, worth 9lr
~ " better Plsl1s ~ Doc sold Hast week AZ sc
ceases Csmels' Hair Plslds At 81 aud s. - sold
last week At 40 sun soc. per ya-a.
great drive 10 double width Block Alfaca az IS
per ard sold last week a. 81.
retail L. So.
All the ab.ve goods were bought in the auction
room, way below the rial value
BLANKETS, BLANKETS
caee 30 pairs White Bla h .ts al 90 81 per pair
case 20 psirs) IL +" at IS, worth =
Ard IS PAIRS ia " at as worth SOS
Large Brocbe shaw Is AZ es aud upwards
Beavy Ca ton at &c. per yard.
ENtra double weight st lac worth lSc
Ard many more bargains too numerous To men
ton.
e. VI TOWsON CO.
oCt3O eotr t3h Penna. avenue p0rthWast
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

III l.. BEACH,
He DEALER
POULTRY, GAME. &C
hotels and Restaurants specially.
Orders solicited. -"
efands-kos. 400, 401, zO2 Cer.er -
snd S25 saysee sgusre Market. Rosldenca. No
$40 1iih street southwest o~,la II,
RUTTER, BUcKwHEAT, &C.
Choice New York Butter
Oholce New York Buck wheat
Moliers Diamond Syrup.
Vermont Maple g. rup,
Cape God Cranberfie~
Pure Currsnt and Ounce Jelly put ND under our
Preserves, Brandy Peaches, and Q general as
sortment OF New Goods just received aud Tor snle
p y. B. 8BvAN& BRO,
oct-o-u 6Oe Pennsylvania avenue
VIZ Liaklas. GEO. ". LIHkINs
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UNDREssED KID GLOVES, 80 cents a pair,
warranted; 10 600 yards CalicOes, 6. and Z
cents, equal to any 10 cent goods in the CITY;
Good Canton Flannel. cents; 100 yards
Black Spool Silk, cents; a good article.
BEHREND BROS,
H,ls4 1907 tn street.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. MARYLAND AND
VIRGINIA PATESTS--The patents issued by
the Patent Office to-day included the follow
ing 10 residents of the District of Columbia
Maryland and Virginia
District Of CO!i1'tJia-W. Warrington Evans
Georgetown, assignor to Samuel Stockton
White, Of Philadelphia, Pa, improvement
tn dental engines. Montgomery C.. Meigs
Washington, Improvement in Lens attach
ments for gas burners. Leonidas Duvall
Georgetown, Improvement in toy guns and
horns. George Porter Houston, Washing
ton, assignOr TO self and Walton Bros, Of
New York, y. Y. improvement in hand
cuffs. oliver II. Ssxton, Washington, i'm
provement in combined cane and whip
Robert ID. o. Smith, Washington, improve
ment III ventilation Of cOmmodes or close
stools VIM. III. Power, Washington, and
Charles L. Anderson, Clarksburg, Md. inn
provement in carriage-tOps. Fernando Stith,
Washington. Improvement in draughtsmen's
ink cups. Trade mark-Dr. Heath WASH
ingtOn, medical compound.
-HoTgidfd-David h. OsbourD, Baltimore
Improvement in pocket books. ThOs. Rob
erts, Baltimore, assignor of one-half his
night 10 Abel DUNCAN, of same place, i'm
proveInent in hermetic sealing devices.
lUJinjd-Thomas W. Goodwin, Norfolk
Improvement in steam boilers.
PRFsBYTERY OF wAsHINGToN-An In
3dhGftO1l and a Proposed Inre1igafiOn.-Th
installation of Rev. George B. Patch the new
pastor OF the Eastern Presbyterian church.
ON sth street, took place last night. The
and in the absence of the pastor, Rev Mr.
Little, Or. Wills preached the sermon; at
The conclusion of which the candidate came
FORWARD and responded to the questions pro-
rounded by the moderator. He then knelt
down, and each member Of the presbytery
rested his right hand on his head during a
prayer by DIR. Wills. The charge to the new
pastor was delivered by Rev. DR.. Sundsr-
Kelly.
A secret session was then held by the pres
bytery for the purpose of deciding whether
or not TO appoint an investigating COM
mittee to go TO Vienna, Va, to inquire into
me charges brought against Rev. Mr.. Brown
by a citizen of thai Mace
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KIAIEST BAkGAINS
~ Offer cd this season in
ID II G. O ID s
Ats. THO. BROWNS, No. I21 Bridge street
Harris Seamless button Kid Gloves
Harris victoria 2bu;ton, in White and Opera
shades, for Ladies aud Gents.
full assortment Of Housekeeping Goods, at the
way down prices.
New style Plaid aud Plain Dress Goods
Black Cashmeres and AlpscAs.
Cassin eres ard Black Beaver Cloths
Call and examine my stock ard prices before pur.
cnssing q elsewhere. oct2S 81
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION. - The regular
meebng of the Progressive Building associa-
tion was held last night, and showed itself
progressing. over two hundred shares having
teen subscribed, all of which were paid no
iodste. This is the only building association
OF coIofed men in the country. Its officers
are, jas. H. smith, president; Dan1 Murray,
wee president; r. Lamson Brooks, secretary;
alvin j. =. Brent, treasurer, S..W. Lewis
u w. lnOmpkins. Robert Cornell. r. c.
Freeman Tremain j. Shadd. r. E jackson
w IN. w aSalngfOn. hoard Of lirectnrx
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Mr.. Elwin Chemplin, OF the I'D. c." Game
Protective Association, with Mr.. T. Edward
tlark, OF this city Went over to Havre de-
Grace yesterday for a days duck shooting IL
he ing the first day on which that sport could
legally be enjoy ed in Maryland. The Sus-
Suehanna. the great feeding ground OF wild
fowl At this season of the year, was alive
with ducks, fat from a month or two OF I'M
disturbed commanding. Messrs. Cham
Pin and Clark bagged leo ducks, embracing
40 pair OF red necks.l and the birds were ali
In splendid condition. Judging the weight
OF The same from the sample pair of rel
necks sent to The STAR Office, this might be
called heavy days shooting
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e. VI TOwsON q Co,
oct30 eotr 63s Peuna avenue northUes,
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ELECTION NOTFS-POOl Selling -Messrs
Baker and Loomis last night sold pools al
the Imperial Hotel on the New York and
Maryland elections TO day as follows For
- eco majority. New York state senate. Nor
rlssey, $50 Fox. So; for governor OF Mary
land, Carroll, SO; Harris. S25.
Announcing The Reft8ns Decentralization
returns VIII be given ont tonight at the
rooms of the republican Congressional com
mittee, No. 1905 street; Metropolitan club
headquarters. 423 9Th street, and from the
stages of the National and Avenue theaters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-07
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oncers,
l113 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND ASST iNEE'S SALE
= OF VALUABLE STORES, DWELLINGS,
AND SA.'AhTLDTS, ON STATE STREET AND
WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE, IN THE TOWN
OF FULTON, ADJOINING RICHMOND on
THE EAST, BY AUCTiOE.-Tlie nd.rsiSued S.
Il. Witt, as assignee Of G.. w. NORRIS. bankrupt,
and the undr rneG, j. 4 Richardson's trustee In u
deed from the sail g. W. MorrisS ard wife, BEARING
date tic 9th day of November, 1874, duly record
&c In the clerks Office Of the Chancery Court Of The
city OF Richmond. to stcu'e the payment Of Ger
tain negotiable note there In mentioned, VIII sell by
auction, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY. 18th
instant, 1875, n, 4 o'clock L. ~. the REAL ES-
TATE described ~ said dead. consisting Of
4 LOT OF LAND 80 by no feet on the south
side Of State street al Its win Williams
burg ayl nue., with All aitr active iwo-Stnry FRAME
STORE and DWELLING, In which The said Nor
Kiss lives and Is doing business.
vacant LOT OF LAND, 80 by II O feet, adjoin-
< Tor OF LAND. 3oby no feet. adjoining tie
above. with i NEAT TWU-STURi FRAME
DWFLLiSG. containing i've rooms; kitchen, Ne,
thereon.
LOT OF LAND. 80 by II o fse:, adjoining the
above. with NEW THO-STUkI FRAME
DWELLING, containing four rooms; kitchen, &c,
thereon.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defrar the expenses
OF sale and 10 pay Oft negotiable note for 81 100;
the baiar ce iii SIX and Twelve months, neSotia BILE
rotes 10 he given for the deferred payments, iuteI
est added, and secured By deed Of trust.
S. L. WITT, Assignee:
J. A. Ri HABDsoS, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co, Auc;ioueers. oc2