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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-02
EVENING STAR
An ol>suse Man,


she was n Styiiss, young lady about Is
years Old, and Ia aero omoiate friend she
took the baby out for IN airing. She WAS
Wheelhg II up aud down the walk vhen
az olulsh man, very deaf, came along and in
qulreu for. q certain person SUPPOSED 10 live
on that street She nearly yel!eO, Der head OF
Try ZIG 10 answer him. and he looked aroand
caught sight OF the baby, and said
- = ice child, that. Ksuppose VOC feel proud
alt isn't mine" she yelled at him,
boy, eh? Well. he looks just II Se yuu."
1T lsa Z mine" size yelled again, but ne
nodded hts head and continued:
Twins, Ell? Where's tire other ones'
enc started of with the cab, bat he followed
and asked.
.'Did il die OF colice'
DeSpalring of making him understand by
words OF mouth, she sointed 10 the baby, az
herseif, aud then shook her head.
~ 1es-yes, L see-'tother twin In the house.
She turned the cab and hurried the other
way, but he followed and asked:
"Do they kick around much nights?"
81 tell you taint mine, !" she shouted, Look
ing very red in the face.
81 think you're wrong there" he answered.
pine ard die"
She started on a run for the gate. hut be-
fore she had opened 10 he came ND aud aSkei.
Have TO spank 'em once and awhile, sup
pOSe?'
She made about twenty gestures in half a
minute, and he helped the cab through tie
gate and said
"OUr children were all twins aud III send
my Wife down 10 give you some advice. You
see"
But she picked up a flower pot aud flung IL
al him. he jumped back, and as she entered
the house he called out.
Hope insanity won't break out on the
twins!'-Deiroa Free Press.
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A MAN AND CHILD DRowNED.-A bat
team, containing Goddard Heiss, of Camden,
N. j, VIM. Random, of Philadelphia, and a
child, aged four years, name unknown, was
run down by the sloop Henrietta, Capt.
Gooden, in the Delaware, below Philadel-
phia, yesterday. Mr.. Random and the child
were drowned. Mr.. Heiss chung to the an
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THOMAS BOWLING,
L Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latiner & Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsy lyana avenue and Ilth 81 ,
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK RESIDENCE
ON 10TH STREET, NEAR P
~ BY virtue of trust deed, dated September Path,
Ia leo, recorded in Liber SIT, folio 81, L will sell,
on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of October, 1875, on
me premises, at 41a O'Clock p m, Lot No. So, in
Kelly subdivision of west half Of square No 3c5
The lot Is feet front by los feet deep proved
with nice brick residence, No. 500 10th street.
Terms Of sale: One cash; residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months, with In
terest, to be secured by deed IF trust. All convey
ancIng and recording at purchasers cost. 8 100 de-
post when the property is struck off, which be
forfeited unless the terms Of sale are complied with
IL five day after sale.
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee
sep3O-dtJ THOMAS DOWLIN0, Auct
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
V

IN sETwKEr
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. Va wAsa
IEGTON AND GEORG ETOWH u a.
SAILING DAYS,
From P..f o, North wharyes Pb,i,oe,ae..
SATURDAY, at IL On.
= From sS Ta.sE street., eeorsetOwE. $50
This line connects at Philsdel pnia with Uiydet
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyt
denoe, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age IN Boston by this line.
@. HYDE, agent Tor D. OF O.
WIN. p. CLYDE 90, Philadeiphi.
u. A. REED, Alexandria, We.
Freights delivered by Knoxis Express. Or
ders left at General Once, sos Pennsyfvanis ava,
attended to. ssps n
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The LACES OF A PRINCEsS.-CounSel for
the New York central and Hudson river rail-
road company made a motion for n new trial
OF the case OF Madame Olga de Maluta Fra
loii, who, II Will be remembered. obtained
judgment against the road TO the amount of
$1,000 damages for the loss OF her lace by the
company. The motion was made GA the
ground OF excessive damages, and was de-
MED by Judge Wallace, before whom il was
tried The defendant is now making a till
o. exceptions for argument in the Supreme
Court OF the United States. Toe Russian
Princess's counsel expect 10 obtain larger
amount by the new trial. IL will be recle.n-
bered that they laid their damages at $1,000
IN tne first Llace.-M y. Sagl. 3nLh.
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THOMAS BOWLING,
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Brokar,
At the old siaUd Of Latmer 3 Cieary.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth q.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF LARGE
COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
Am9HG WHiS SsrA ARE SITS q ,s2naQ22s POI
EMORYS MEXICAN BOUNDARY SURVEY,
PAGIrI0 RAILROAD nxPLoRATtoNs,
PEARE, BYRON, MOORE, &C BOOKS ON
LANGUAGES. ILLISTRArED WORKS. AND
ABOUT FIFTY VOLUMES OF Law SOCKS.
-. To be sold 1T my auction rooms WEON IS
NDDAi and THURSDAY EVENINGS, Octo-
VI Der 9th and Tth, ISIS, commencing at ~
O'Clock.
Terms cash.
octl-5t THOS. DOWLlAG, Auet.
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AJUDGE RUN AWAY WITH.-on Weines-
day Judge Randall boarded the train AT
Mount Vernon 10 see A. Y. Culton aud Mrs
lam OF baibourville, who were passengers.
when The train started with the Judge aboard.
In vain was the cOnd1ct appealed % SION
The train, but he couldn't see H." and
brought Randall To the first station thig side
and bad The audacity 20 make MIN paw for a
ticket 10 Pine Hin. Court was I'M FOIL session
jury on tho bench, and a case being argued.
MnlnlQill Erhn
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A SECRET OF FINE LINEr.-The Atlanta
Constitution says "Jake, whar YOU git
such fine 'broidered shirts as dat you had on
at de meetin' las night?" asked Pete as
Jake stood at the post Office door, trying to
stick bent brass pin into the back of his
paper collar and anchor that article in posi-
liOn.
You doesn't pear to 'preshiate my circu'-
stances, Pete"
Il 20 dat You amt yearned nuf money TO
bup de buttons on dat shirt since nod vel
preShiates uat!" rejoined Pete.
"IOu's of de track, Pete. and dar You'll
stay tell yOre mudder gets TO be a washer
woman! You hear dat?"
Peter signitied that he had enough.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET, BETWEEN = u
AND 18th STREETS NORTH w EST -

-.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET, BETWEEN IsrH
AND 18th STREETS NORTHWEST
. Ry virtue Of a deed of trust, dated Septernber
LIZ 18th, Isl, and duly recorded in Liber No 81,
folio 4Ol, of the LAND records Of Washington county
in the District OF Columbia and By direction of the
holder OF the notes secured thereby, will sci AZ
public auction, in front of the premises on MON.
DAY, October 18th, 1875, at o'clock D. m, ali that
piece or parcel of ground in Washington civ de.
soribed as Lot Is, in J. w Starts subdiyisian Of
square l3l, beginning for the at a point on #
street opposite the center of block of two frame
dwellings, and at or near the dividing lire between
Lots Is and 10 of said subdivision, aud ruGning
thence through the center or dividing line OF sad
dwellings TO the rear Of said Lot and to a pnb,ic
alley thence enthusiastically with said alley to the
west line Of Lot l6 the nee with said Iine llOI.
feet more less TO street. and thence east twenty
feet more or lees to the beginning.
Terms OF sale: 81 90, with ten per cent. interest
from August 18th, ls74. together with the expenses
Of this sale, in cash; balance in and u months,
with interest secured by notes aud deed of trnst on
the property. deposit Of SlC0 will he required at
the time Of sale. Conyeyancing at the purchaser ;
cost. If the terms of the sale com piled with
in five days from the date of sale the Trustee re-
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting pure has-r.
=. DODGE, Trustee
oct2d IYoUNG & MIDDLETON, kmcts
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- II. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
FEDERAL Bui ding, corner 7th and b sis northwest
ASsIGNEEs' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
PRIVATE RESIDENCE NEAR The MEN
ASCENSION CHURCH ON TIE WEST SIDE
OF 12IH STREET, BETWEEN MASSACHU-
sEITe AVENUE AND NJ STREET NORTH
WEST.
t=ss On uONDAY, October 4sh, 1873, AZ 4 80
81: clock m the undersigned viii sell at pub
lc euctign, on the premises, al of Lot No. u, in
Dali.Sonls subdivision of SQUARE No 252, in the
city Of Washington, ID. O., together with the i'm
pruTsMeIts, consisting OF three story Brick House
with twO-stgry back building, and finished base
meut story. The house contains ntt5en rooms, with
al. the modern improvements, aud the location is
yery desirable for private reside
lei ms Of sale ore follows, viz: deed Of trust
S6C. with interest from July 18th 1875 the rate
Oi ten per mt. per annum, pay able semi annually
the said L ust PAYABLE on before January IL, lSI7
by the purchaser. The residue of the purchase
money is To be paid third in cash, one third in
three months and third In six months. with in
terest al the rate OF ht per cent per npum aud
to be secured 10 the satisfaction the aasignees or
the whole purchate money be paid in cash. at the
purchasers option. 500 to be paid at time Of sale
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
hve days from day Of sale the assguees reserve the
rghtto resell the property st the risk aud cost of
the defaulting purchaser after five days notice In
WALTER S. COX,
JOHN II. HANNA,
As '2nees OF Robert / Fleming
sepD eo6ds GBep. Ed. CLEARLY, Salesman.
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Monty Pam on roRorr Cryrcxs - m
SUPREME Court ia Missouri, in tnss 60. ~
NJ ln,ro NATIONAL Bank OF St.l 90 }. AZ aiDst
ALteh, naS rendered a decision ofc ,-,,rnar~l.I
interest The followingiS the sum - a-y fr,,n
Ge Iee IL A bank having paff . asfrso-
ker g eek: drawn upon s'rtr- iranE 81
.tcts MN the latter the ani.l N s,f the ,,,,l
Inc PAPER turns cut - have becn f,rrei h,,f
~ NE time o. the payment neither harE A.
aware OF, or has reason 20 suspect me fact
Ihe next day the paying hank aScertains TIE
forgery, snc ON that dag or the one sucrees-
lrg notifies The other hank OF the fact Held
that the ratification Il given IN a TeaSOnA -
tihe. atd that the money may be recovered
back. The general rule H. that m IN V,er ~
NJ me circumstances, the party II not neeii-
cent IN asccrtsining or communicating no.
tlce ol the fraud. he may so recover. And Al
seems that The other vef,ara lf.,ffaf,,,,, - -,
Iule OF noitce can be adopted. The above
case n distinSuishable from one IN which
u8e ps'Ier presented purports Go I've the not.
remedileSs." NM 10
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last TaaI FOR CAPS MAY.

HOURS AND so MINUTES-WhSHINGTO
TO CAPE MAY.
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
ass pct On . Fast III press Train
nom Phiiadeiphis TO Cape May lcfk lSrssrex2
making the following time: krZ SxYKAS
Leave Weshingtou-T:45 q. m, fday E1press }
arriving # Cape May at s p m.
Leave WashingtOn-9:23a q. m, Limited EIpress)
arriving At Cape May at 5 D. m.
On Limited Express extra seat-fare OF 81 rs IN
charged between Nsshington and Philadelphia.
ID. N. BOYD, yR.,
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u ii. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Brok, rand Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings cerner 1t b and II streets N W

v II
-. Zeal Estate Brok, rand Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings cerner 1t and streets N W,
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON STREET, BETWEEN
lIIH AND 18th STREETS, NORTHWEST,
NEAR THE TREASURY BUILDING, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
H. On MOND tY, the ith day of October, 1875,
kl 81 clock m, will offer tor sale pu bic
auction, in front OF the premises h the highest bid
der, ali Of Lot number eleven I'D in square lumber
two hundred and twenty four (22i. as laid down
upon the ground plan of said city, said lot being
more particularly described as follows:
Commencing at point the south limo of north
street l23 feet In ches easeTly the southeast
corner of 18th street and north q street: run
nlng thence easterlY along the south line of said
north G. street 81 feet 1 inch to an alley; thence
southeIly at right angles with said line of north q
street ll3 feet ss Inches thence westerly st right
angles 81 feet i0ch and thence nOrtherly at right
Angles llS feet os inches to the pa of beginning
The property will b. sold as a whole.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash and the balance in
three equal instruments at six. twelve aud eighteen
months res pectivey, for which the notes of pur
chaser will be taken, bearing interest at six per
cent. per annum, and secured BY a deed Of trust on
the property sold. deposit Of $3.50 will be required
at TINE OF sale. EDWIN M. LEWIS,
Trustee of Jay Cooke 4 90 .bankrupts.
W. ID. DANIDGE, Attorney.
sep25-s,w6s b. II. WARMER, Auct.
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THOMAS D0WLISG,
tncttoneer and Real kstste Broker
At the old stand Of LGtimer & Clear
Southwest corner of Psnna. avenue and 18th straet
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETow,
THIS EVENING.

A UCTlON THIS EYENISG-H. f. ZIMMER-
IN NAN * SON Entire s. ock OF ii H dem pier
as3 PeDnsy lvania avenue, EVERY EVENING at
p. m. until all IL dis posed Of sep29,tr
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~ y u A H ID L I n II =,

II - - n ~ ~
with The view OF diminishing the chances CT col.
hsfon, the Steamers Of this Line take Q specified
course for ali seasons OF the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown TO New
York Boston, crossing Meridian Of % at - lat or
nothing to the north Of IS.
On the homev ard passage crossing the Mericis Of
ct q lat, or nothing to the north Of a.
HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING At CORK HARBOR
Bothnis..-- v 90, sept Is Bothna.. l., Oct. 20
Abyssinis.M ed, Sept. p Aby ssn Wed, Oct. ~
hlserta...-N ed, Sept. = aigeria.... Wed, Nov.
bcYthia....- Ned Oct. tScythia.... We'd, Nov. 10
Russia. w ed, Oct Isl 'Russia-....We Nov.
And every following WEDNESDAY, and sATUR.
Steamers marked do not carry Storage passes-
gers.
RAIKs OF PAssAsE.-Oabin, $50, sluo, and 6 LS,
gold, according TO accommodation. Tickets Paris
Bis, geld, additional Return tickets on fsyorsbls
terms. steer2se at low rates.
SteersEe tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and 81 parts Of Europe, az lowest rates. Through
bills OF lsdins given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre
Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and ior
Mediterranean ports EOr freight and cabin passaSs
apply at the Com panys office, No. Bowling Green:
fer steerage passage, No. III Broadway, Trinity
Building, or both steerage and cabiI, 70 SMALL
WOOD MORRISON, No. SIS Ttb Street.
lenGq-lV CHAS. q. fAAHOhLTK.
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n C " q X L NE.
n UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
FavOrtte route for Tourists.
Finest approach 70 Great Britain.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
BATES OF PASSAGE:
From NEW YORK TO
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST,
or LONDONDERRY,
CABINs-S65, SIS & SsB-Currency.
Return tickets at reduced rates
SteeTage always IS Low 3 by any other
FIRST-CLASS LINE.
Cc0PAN1'5 OFFICES: Bowling Green, n.
CAMMAOk & co, 1923 street.
Mics ANNIE Z. HLEPH ERY,
apo .s5m $50 l0th Ct. ns.r Pa, avenue.
4 MSR4CAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS. s<xza
CEEI LINE CARRYING THE GlgsA
AMERICAN FLAG. ~f&<zz1<<s
Sailing sTeTy THURSDAY from Philadelphia tor
QUEEESTOWN and LIVERPOOL
SNRIN, INTERhE DIATB 80 STEERA6 =
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
bates a. low as By smother Erst-clsss Lin.
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS, Gene. Al Geen,s
Philadelphia.
I'D. COOKE, JR. 4 co, Bankersl, Ayents,
oUSSS-ly 1s23 street. wsaht.NboD.
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COAL AND MOOD.


GOAL! COAL!! WOOD! WOOD
CHFAPg CHEAP For CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDEREO.
Arriving daily cargnes 81 the beat varieties OF all
birds Of COAL ana WOOD.
Vow Il the Time to buy
fyOu would save money get q GOOD c7tiels and jKst
trstglf, 2240 pounds to the ton, call on the under
sigLed before you buy
Having two Of the largest Wharyes Ia the District,
ard all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery of Coal direct from vessels 70 the
rents. Avisit TO our Whsrves and Depot will con-
vince a. a giace Of or rpassed ad vantAges
Good PISk WOOD delivered as low Is so per
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low as 90 to 81
single trial is sill that is necessary TO convince
the public of he above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main once and Depot at JobDson's Wharyes, foot
OF Eth and 18Th streets.
once ,2o2 z street northvS4s, .
GOAL! COAL! COAL!
WOOD! WOOD!
am new receiving sill sizes Of the best grades
COAL,
Lee" "WHkssbarre" and "Locust Mountain"
White Ash; "Lorberry" Bed Ash, and "Lykens
Valley" To persons who wish to take adv Of
the low prices orders will be received this month at
small advance upon the original cost for casa.
am also Offering at low figures prime Hickory,
size desired Orders through mail promptly hlled.
Yard and Once, corner Sth and b streets south
west; Branch Yard and once, A street, between ID
and Sd serthsast. ~..,o-
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sep25 s,w&s
Is. d. Real ale Es tate Broker end AuctIoneer,

Il. NARNER,
ID: Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 1th and SITS northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
fNGToN, Di5TRiUT OF CnLUMBIa, At
~ IsEGE i bwELLISd ab dMsso sED
0THER IMPROVEMENTS. SALE PEBEMP-
fy By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
BeA the District Of Columbia, holding an Equity
Barbo ur al. against John w Vac Hook e. al, the
~ osTsiened trnstee vii sell At public auction, 70
Of October, 1870 at O'Clock o. m on the prenises,
all the right, title, interest, claim and estate Of the
Parties 70 hi cause il aud % all that certain piece
parcel and tract Cf land lying aud being in said
county, 81 UniCDtown, District Of Columbia, begin
nns ioI the sad piece parcel or tract Of land at the
stI rect aId Jefferson street, laid down up0n the
revised plat Of sad Uniontown; running thence
desrees, east 63i feet to 5. Hoff's western line:
thence at right angles south l4s degrees west sol
feet, more or less, the division line between said
UniOItOwG property and the property of George w .
Ialbert; thence runLirg with said line north AK
If mpassles feet thence south s5ts degrees east
z03 feet to the center Of said Pierce street. thence
with the southern line II lot IA on said Un1ntO;gn
pst; thence south IN degrees, east 81 feet 10 tho
east side of said Pierce sJroet; and thence north l
degrees, east 1876 feet the point of beginning con-
talnlI pa acres OF land more or less together with
Terms Of sale: Ore third Of the purchase money
cash and the balance Of purchase money IL six )
" Give ~ ana eighteen 80 months with eight per
cent interest per annum until paid from day Of sale
1 he pm ghaser or purchasers u give prOmissJry
notes ndorsd TO the satisfaction Of the trustee No
deed given until all purchase money and interest
shall have been paid. Two hundred dollars OF the
cash paymert TO be made at the time of sale, or
within tMen.y-fO hours a'ter said sale; and the
balance Of cash payments T. be made within ten lC)
dAi . from day Of salt otherwise trustee reserves
the ZIG ht % Ic-el the property at tho cost and
OF deiaultins purchaser or purchasers. All convey
WILLIAM MILLER, Trustee.
Fep22 d6ds T. d. CLEAEY, Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AHTFRNnON.


, ID: Real Estate Brose. SIC Assssou-rr.
Federal Buildings, corner 7th AMI stTeets b. W
AgGTIoN SALE OF A THREE STORY
E,sI 81 EnF li1H stree sou FHEksr
mo li2 rhILADALPB1A cow
e p m wiz Le sold At SSse sadac IN t9S S1ic =
the premises LIT 81, subdivision ~ square $50 I'm
with modern imprOvepetts, marble tri@min ss, La
", re, 'ur' see rsuse' msr. eizei msntel., &c.
purchaser, rsIa6l. $50 per month vi bout interest
ssls' &c IN ys and siH al six cent
ssps1d j 9 cd SGtSsh;iI: H Salesman.
DUSCAEsoN BROS, a uctioneers,
~ southeast corner 9th and ID SITS. northwest.
SALE OF XALUABLE THREE STORY AND
sSTfHESsT SHAslTSHG aitG5 B ffSsi No.
Il m we viii offer for sale, at public auction, IN
fI3nt Of the premises, Lot letterea * )" in Jones'
well built private residence, of ten rooms with ali
moeern conyeniences, IN the immediate vscinity OF
Terms: One half ossh; the resious in six and
s sSb, months c from date of sale with interest
:sSs Nh SsI.s Co.,. at
THOmAs DOWNING,
.nctioacer and Real ksts.e Broker.
Al the old stand OF Latimer & Clears.
southwest corner ~ Penna. avenue and 18th street
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
AT AUCTION.
G. on SATURDAY, I'D October, 1875, in front
III 81 th- premises, q o'clock D. m viii sell
pa OF Lot 49, fronting 2 Il feet on the west side
of Market street, between All and 5 streets with
epth OF 10 feet, improved b. a two story Brick
fwelilng- house, containing five rooms, garnet and
cellar, in coed condition
Terms: One third cash; balances in six and twelve
months with interest At per cent, secured o. deed
OF trust on the property. All cOnveyancisg at the
cost OF the purchaser. deposit Of $50 re Iuired
when the prU perry is bid off.
sepH did THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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a DIVORCED MANS LEAF FOR Liberty
Charles Degtath obtained n divorce from ms
vile I'm Alexander county, Illinois. 10 hAv-
ing been subsequently, aScertatned maj IN.
evidence ON which the divorce was granted
Was false, warrant Cor negrath'S arrest FOR
btflury was granted, and a reQuisition for
De.rath WIS made by the governor al IiiI-
nols few days ago neggath was arrested
IN mis- city cy sheriff Conner. aud deliyeret
70 ne sheflu OF Alexander county, Illinois.
Near Altoona begrgtn iumped frou fha
tIaln and esoaped.-M d. Nm. aOlA
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A BALLOON ASCENT was introduced al the
recent ietes AT Jarry-sur- Marue. France, the
aronaut proposing TO take his own child TO
accompany him in his aerial flight. The little
lau, elght years OF age, was placed first in the
car, Wnlie some final preparations were being
carried out by the father. The balloon vet
remained attached TO the earth by a single
coru, when the boy, unobserved, managed 70
sever the rope, and 10 the CONSERVATION offts
parent and the terror of the spectators was
swiftly carried into the air by the liberated
machine. Ignorant of the working or man
agement OF the balloon, there is reason to fear
that the infant Hronaut has been either suf-
located In the rarefied currents ofalr or been
precipltated from an immense height No
news, however, of the balloon or its hapless
occupant has been since received
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BANKERS.

- TOCk Phi VILE q ES
- FALL SEASON, 1878.
525 70 81 900 Invested VIII PROBABLY Pay during
be LeNt 20 days, from 100 u 500 per cent profit.
During the same time last yesT pr Vfeges paid from
800 To- 1000 DIT cent. proht, and the year before
from s 900 to $4,000 vas mad on ; 100 in
vested. Our Weekly Report, sent free, gives full
particulars and prices Of all the stocks dealt In at
tie
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
ALEX. FROTHIk CHAM %,
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE Gays.
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Aucfionoer asd Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Il iatraer & Cieary.
Southwest corner PenIssy lysIia aud Ilth st