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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15
DRESS GOODS.

J! lltc GOODS, Nations, Domestcs, Clothing
Shoes aid CATERS Hats and Furnishing Goods.
dand
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-16
JUST SSUED-zooth EDITION
MANHOOD
Exv2sEo AND CONNECTED Ky TIE AUTHOR,
T. pEF. CURTIS, NJ. D, Krc.

a MEDICAL ESSAY on TIE CAUSE AND
"A cure Of pre-nsture decline in man, showing
how health Is lost and how regaintd. 1t gives
3 clear synopsis of the impediments 10 narTi-
age. the treatment Of 8eryous and physical
debility, exhausted vitality. and ali diseases,
sppertaining thereto; the results OF twenty
years successful practice.
CURTIS on MANHOOD."-Th ~ no
member Of society by whom this book Will no,
bt found useful, whether he he parent, precep-
tor or Ciergymsr. Tinss.
Price-Ono Dollar, by mail or express Adj
dress the author, DIR. CURTIS, $40 suffer street
O. POstotice Box 81, san Francisco Cal.
scpl2ly
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PHILADELPHIA ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
ROBERT WOOD ex- CO.
No. 1876 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
Observation-Disclosures
Fountains, Eases. Slalusry,
SERANDtHS.


SUMMER HOUSES, AH5CRS,
CHAIRS. sETTEEs. ETC, Ell
Cast & Wrought Iron Railines,
For Public Buildings. and Squares.
Cemetery Lots. Garden Fences, Bal
comics, Roof Crossings, Sc, in greAt
variety Of Patterns.
LAMP POSTS,
For fronts Of Public buildings, 10
tells and City Streets, Of Plate ana
Elaborate Designs. New and In
proved styles in great variety.
STABLE FITTINGS,
or Csst and Wrought Iron of Ner
snd Improved styles, such as Hsy
Racks. Stall Divisions, NsngeTs.
Harness Brackets. Cutters, Traps.
Neutilators, &c. &c.
WIRETOEE
OF every description, Wire Gus-ls
of CRJ,fPED WIRE, Galvanized or
Painted. PATENT CHAIES, WITH
FOLDING SEAT for Opers Horsee.
Theatres, Concert Halls and Lecturr
Rooms. DRINKING FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET Uses. A very largH
ass, rtnCnt of Designs expressly to-
this purpose. Estimate, and Dcsiczs
s-'': ~. application, SatiaI tie Kind a
srort GeSireJ. jelS-6n
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
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T,>.- DyETcE DEFsSrNESr,
Washington. sept J, 1851
yl-CP0- AIS WILL b i.ECEIyED AT THE
Gtrsst ofiicc OF this department. until
-ciccA = ri of ccto6er ~, 1875. ito b. de-
as,i by November H. for carry iEz the mails Of
-, Tinted states from January. ISIS, To June
=. ISIS. tn the following route in the State Of
Ss-ss,s, and hy the schedule of i. ps<tur.s aud
l--7vaIs herein >I-c!nei, VIZ:
g. q F-cIn Carson City to G,snbrOok. II miles
AID back. once . week
= svc Carson City Monday 3. \.
ArrIye So t'lrlbrcok Js I9N.
lave Glen5rcoa Monday Of i Pm
Arrive at Carson By r NJ
Bond r.Ia.r,d With bid $50.
~a-.Grm- II proposal, baud, and certificate.
-s s-sC tor instructions to the conditions to
- s11b-sa.i IN TIE cor:rsct etc. see advertise
--sSr Of this dAse IN ranphle. form inviting
--caNssls fC- mail service. to be found NJ the
-=--l. 1sI pos. Offices Of each route, and to be
- ol application - til Second Asst. ?. b.
.-s1s-ai.
4iis sh7I.c b. cent IN sealed envelopes.
g. s-s-g;ttd - Mail proposals. state OF Ssvsds.
= a1d-I-z+-l 70 the second Assiste..t Post
--.a- General.
MARSHALL JEW ELL.
.r~--.-v-es Postmaster &c neral
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YOUNG MEN

Who nsy be suffering II We the effect Of
youthful fuIiies or indiscretion. will d. well
TO avail themselves Of this. the greatest boon
ever laid ut the altar Of suffering humanity.
DR.. SPiNNEH will guarantee to forfeit
$500 for every CASE Of seminal weakness. or
Ipriyate disease OF any Kind or character
which he undertakes and fails to cure. He
would, therefore say to- the unfortunate suf-
srer who EBAY read this notice. that you are
Itresdins upon dangerous ground when you
longer delay il seeking tue proper remedy for1
your complaint. You may tc in the first
stage: remember you are approaching the|
Hast. If ycu are bordering upon the last, and
are suffering some or sll Of .s i'll effects, re
member that if you persis, in procrsstihstion
b. the time must come wEes the most skillfulI
physician can render you no assistance; whenj
/ the door Of hope will be closed against you
when no Ingel Of mercy csn bring you relief
| In no case has the Doctor failed of success. /
Then let not despair work upon your i'm
Iagination. but avail yourself the beneficial
results of his treatment before your case isl
beyond the reach OF medical skill, or before|
grim de ath hurries you 70 = premature grave.
Full course of trestmen Mt Sa5.oc. Send money
by Post Once order or Express with full
description OF case.
Call. or Address, DR.. A. B. SPlNNEYI
No. Il Kes-ry Street. San Francisco.
-epl.-iy
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GRIEF ron rur MO-.

| ohearts thst reNer cease 10 vparnf
y Trimming Tears that ue'er -, 49,
Ihe oeed. trough they depart ratur..
As though they had not dief
IL. living are the only aeaa.
Tl,. dead iive-nevermore 4. a..
Apa AZ, 'en when We mourn them "a
Thoy nENer were 20 nigh
Ard though they lie beneath the waves.
Or sleep within the churchy arr fim.
tAh' througa htnv many direreut graves
Gods ohisdryn 20 To hin =.
Yet every grave q YES NJ 90 deaf
IRE ~ u overs:rov-an with graSs.
Then why shoatd hop sless tears De del.
Ut need we c>y, Ala e"
or .sy should Ser,cry. veiled With gioo.
Aod Hike sorrovfnE naourner csppsa
SIT weeping DER an empty tomb.
Whose eaptiyes have escaped
lis but O mcund-and win be moss>s
Whene icr tie sum Htcr graz appears-
The loved. thN-'-h wept, are never lost
We only 10 --our tears
Sey, Hope may whisper with the dead
Sy bending fsrwsrd where they are,
But Memory, with backward tread
Commuues WIN them atsr.
The :nys we lose are but FORECAST,
Ard We shall. md them al .nce mora.
We lrcs behind us lor the pas
But 10 tits oil bg,ore
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WHrrLocK's FoLLY.-The New York cor
respondent OF the Cincinnati Gazette writes.
One OF the most brilliant aud unsubs .antial
oil architectural schemes was found I'm The
ambition OF the late b. NJ. whItlcck. He
was an extensive dealer la wines. cigars, aad
similar goods, Which paid large profits, aud
his trade made him rapidly rich. He was
lavish In his methodof advertising, aud one
way OF drumming trade Was 10 send a basket
OF champagne 10 any one whom hs desired to
influence When country merchant on re-
turning TO his hotel found a dozea of Weave
CLquot in his room with W-nitlock's compli-
ments IL had a powerful efs,ct To bring him
10 the store. Nhitlock he cam. very rich,
and then determined TO bald the grandest
house In Westchester County. He purchased
park OF 500 acres and CIV cted a palace. At
one time he gave a bzuq uet aud scot the
guests home m his own tarris yes TO the num-
Der OF nearly fifty. Syrch az expense soon
brought down the spe1sithri.Is wealth, and
The nrst ensuing pressu re placed him among
The bankrCpts. He All erwslrd became a real
estate agent, and his mis.or;unes were ac-
companies by relig1 Gus influence. tIe be-
came Leader In meetings, and was, until
bis death, a much more useful msa than
during lis years Of spleDdor.
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The London Marriage Market.

\ Sad sight an London society is the man
or woman OF half a dozen seasons Olsen
chanied OF their first genuine delight in mere
Amusement, and disappointed in their hops
OF good marriage" Tney remind one N
ule statue OF salt which Lot left I'm the viii
derness, its blank face turned YEARLY To the
city whence no more good could come. The
uudignined position of these veterans is hid
den from themselves-at least let us hope
so-though apparent TO all others. They gen
orally go by some nickname among their ac-
qusintance, and as years go on the chains Of
Laolt became heavy on them, and when they
would De glad 10 drop out of the ranks, some
how they cannot make up their minds TO do
so. How often have we seen such people
They would have been delighted n chance
had torn them out OF the silly round of par
tles and balls, and dropped them in a quiet
Kichmond or Hampstead cottage. smofhered
IN vines, and set in meadow with few
snaue Trees ard brook near by. But they
will never have the nerve To put themseIve
there, and break with the loungng hab-
It's OF their set. They must go on,
making the most OF their chance inyi-
tations 10 other mems tables other womeu's
homes; they struggle on, spending on their
Dress and social appearance the little :or-
tune which in the ideal cottage would not
only keep them comfortably, but also pro-
vide them with Charming aud intellectual
companion, in the shape OF a husband or
VILE. A great deal OF nonsense has been
talked In England about the imposslbility of
living on three hundred year; but among
scores the man or woman could prove what
nonsense IL really is. Even in America.
ie oCoiNt1 ~ hldtl iAis WIG
can live on si,Joo a year. and be comforta-
bic. A great many OF these surface orna-
ments OF society OF whom we have beer
speaking especially men, could live happy,
pleasant, cosy life, full of interest and full OF
work, on the same sum which now barely
keeps them al their club and cham hers aud
Just pays their tailor's bill From the most
10 the least important OF the army OF Lon
don fashion, every Individual f. more or less
wasting his substance, whether mental or
material; but in none is the folly so glariug
Young whose
slender and not always certain Tte Oid,ary
yoT -NOUelaber.
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A somewhat extraordinary spectacle ga.
presented to The habf'sss 5f the Court of Oyer
ana TerInner yesterday, AZ being 40 less
han the srrsienment At the bar q = Dor
called Thomas Wilson. cha ged with -auriss
IN Tie nrst dt-Sree, the seualty for which n
death. vii 90 ~ only 10 frteen years VI age
a full-faced. hurly little strsef urchin. via |.
counteDance not d,vOid of EXPRESSION aud a
pair OF sparkling black eyes, under a roof az
he Ho1 1rI1pp,d, ssrk hair sppesrec that
nilhc street, Ia the house with another hoy N
ABOUT The same age, named Alfonso Guero-
go. ~, ine ISL 2i Iniy last bo,h youngsters
became entangled In some iuvenile dispute
IN The course OF which Wilson. recosrain e "a
CRY, made use OF the eNclams .son, Il IA Ga
you, ran into the Ecuse, aud returning win
a single barreled pistol, pointed q at his in
iant antagonist, turned away hir lead ans
bred. The ball struc r Gucrogo Ga the head
itsctuIIhg the skull and causing death. Upon
his arraignment Mr.. William a. KNITTING
appeared a. counsel fog the youth lai as<atI-
ant, the case being called for trial by Assist
am am Dlslrlct Lyons; NJ; Knitting ssatet 10
the court that he had thoroughly eraniue,
INTO the Facts and was convinced hat ths
shooting was the result OF culpahle negIt-
gence rather than OF any homicidsi intent.
ara mat the prisoner, acting on hts advice
oneted a plea OF guilty OF nauslaugh GER in
the tourth degree under the indictment Toe
pea 9I moi guilty Was then Withdraw an5
The plea a. offered accepted.
Judge Barrett. al resSing the prisrner
sa q: Thomas, / have examined Your case
Nlth care aud have listened 10 all that has
oeeh urged by your counsel. i confess there
are some ugly features about it. but am
gong 10 give YOU the benefit of ali doubts ia
cons. quence OF your extreme youth. Your
act caused the death of the boy. but am in-
ciined 10 think that your case il one IN srtt-.
ing correction rather than severe punish
ment, and shall therefore send YOU 10 TIE
house of refuge, where trust You viii learn
10 become a better boy"
Tie precoclous little fellow seemed 10 con-
slider the whole thing as rather a good joke.
ana, turning around TO mis- counsel smitinRly
saio: MY. KNITTING, can't you get me sent
10 The state prison, Instead OF the house 81
refuge, where i would have less time 20
serve HIS smile became rather grim, now
ever, when az officer tapped him on the
shoulder and told him To follow hIm.-N r.
HeTa.d. 2lN.
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IllE.Il.

ADAMS. ocober I'd: 1875, 1T 20 Q click q. m !,
ALICE ADAMS, feioved daughter Of Margaret and
samuel Adsmy. aged ~ years
Her funeral ,siil take place from the Residence OF
her parents, sS21 Q street southwest, Sunday,
the 3eth instant. af p R<lsfives and rfends Of
the family are pectfuiiy snvfted 60 attend.
0C0ENOB. October u, II as .. m yoHN
0CoNSea, IN the aslh ysss Of his see, nsuvs Of
County Kerry, Ireland.
tend the fu9eral on esturday, "a instant, q m ,
from BIS sister rc.idenee, Mis- Killer Conner, No.
l7s X street southwest.
YOUNG. On Wednesday morning, October nh.
IN New York city, Of diphtheria, 4ANIg, oulg sur.
years and 10 months.
The interment via take place from TIM residence
O'Clock. - -.
YOUNG. On the 1lst instant IpwaRp ovsx
YOUNG, in the 1sth pear Of his are.
HE rtlsfiys and frieDds ere respectfully invited
SUNDAY, q 3o'clock.
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THOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand of Latimer Clesry,
Socfhvest ner Pennsylvania avenue and llth n

THOMAS BOWLING.
At the old stand of Latimer Cleary,
soufhwes' oefner Pennsylvania avenue and llth 81.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ cdr bshTLyTSsiLki, IN PRINCE GEoRGEs
date the 2is, day Of October, 1873 and duly re-,
- 80 corded in Lioer B.. No 9, folio iOl, No.,
b s IF s aSaSr ss
ns goth Sss q desSbsr Is
clock m ali that tract, piece or parcel Of land,
Mar, snd and sdonps the land Of Mrs 1 Il
J.. Hall on the east General Jacob Amnon on
and e. Willard snd dssls ON ON the see s,ss
beng fs,i, part Of the Hay field Farm; which wa,
Contained within the following Retes and bounds, to
Beginning for the said part at the end Of Tax
perches on the ele-epth line Of the first piece
terson and wife to p A. DarneiiIe-it being in the
Gsn ut =, 81 the road leading hI9ngh the said piece Of
ming thence it'll the ceufer OF said read north IS
degrees west is % perches; then south IS degrees
nSrs g
srees 50 minutes west II Us perches then north So
ecSe. se n q the sG sni e
Of land, then with the said fifth line. and with the
OK degrees west 90 perehes south 81 desre e
west 2o04 perches; then south Is degrees west 26l
52S degrees Wet Is perches; then running right
angles to the eleventh lire Of the aforesaid piece
Of land south IS degrees east ls Perches to the end
Of II q perches the first line OF the second piece
OF land described in said deed aud with said line
yr-ed and part If the eleventh line Of the fret
piece aforesaid north degrees east 81 OF perches
the beginning containing and laid out for ii ~ 500
acres
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance In 6, IL
ana Is meuths with interest, the deferred payments
to be cured BY deed of trust the property sold
All csLveyantiDg at the cost Of the pure haser III
the terms Of sale com piled with within five
da the Trustees the right to resell at The
risk and cost OF the defaultng purchasar, after Civ
ing ten days notice. deposit of 5lOC will be re-
Quired at the time Of sale.
octll2 awts THOMAS BOWLING, iuctioneer.
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nUNCANSON BROS AuctIoneers
- Southeast corner oth and u streets northwest,

PLFNrIn BUSINESS PROPERTY o. PENN
SYIN MA AVENUE, CDRNER or lIrH
STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
"a % MONDAY Octnbe- 25 at ) o'clock o m,
VIII sell, In front Of the prsmi ,e-, that yalu-
Able business property corner of Ilth street aud
avenue, being part of lot l. slusre So,
fronting ~ feet on Penn.ylysn'a avenue, and hay-
ing depth Of i0i 10 IL feet llth street nor
improved BY splendid marble from four story aud
basement building suitable for hotel on the Euro
pean plan Offices, manufacturing purp &C, the
hrst floor containing q fne store room, with two
rooms adjoining; the ssement b .ing Gi-isd int }
three comrarInents, having vaults, wine cellars,
and coal cellars; the upper floors esch being suites
OF nNe rooms, water and gas on each floor.
This property Is in thorough repair newly D.
pered, &c; plate glass show windows AMI chande-
hers, and is Of the finest, il not the finest bHs
ness property on Pennsylvania avenue, in The
city.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money iu cash,
the balaLc in and two notes. bearing eight
per cent. interest, and secured by deed Of on
The property interest pay able sen annually. Con
We, anciDg at purchasers cost. deposit OF $500
viii be required as soon as sold.
viii be opened for inspection on day of sale.
oct2ld DUNCASeON BIOS. ACES.
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DROPOsALS FOB COAL.
TRRAsrRYDIPARTMRNr.
SuY.as Of kagrariag and PrtattRs,
w IN q Gcf1.haH llfh

WASHINGTON, II. c., October 18th, lS7s
Sealed Proposals will be received ut this Office
until o o'clvek 81 m, MONDAY, November list, for
furnishing eight hund ed 500 tens Of run q mine
lGeorge's Creek CUMBERLAND COAL, 70 BIS de-
iivertd at such times and places, and in slsh guam
subject to the CONDITIONS REQUIRED by Of Congress
approved July IL, 1870, viz: "That such coal ahall
weigh 230 pounds the ton, and shall be
and weighed, and the QusAtity OF each load certified
at the time Of delivery By she Derson appoi 10 and
qualified under the act snhat purpose, and that
the fee Of 70 for each ton Of al
spected weighed, an@ delivered shall be paid by the
eontractor.T Proposals will be onsidered binding
for one week from the lsf November, the Depart.
nsnt yeeervpe the right 70 relsct al portion
CT the bids offered.
Ne proposals will be entertained unless accompa-
nis by sstsfastory evidence Of ability 70 fulfill this
GU tract, viii any payment be made without the
Certificate Of the inspector that the coal furnished il
euch as the contract calss for.
ProposAls shall be addressed and sent to the ONCE
Of GBO. b. McCARrEE,
Chief Of Bureau OF Engraving and Printing, Treas
urv Department. oct3o eotd
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In THE sUPREME COURT OF THI DISTRICT
or COl1uMRIA

In the matter Of the estate OF JAMEs J. BLtGti:
estate Of James J. Blgh, Of the District o. 0o} an.
bia, has this day been made by John y iish
in this court on SATURDAY, tho sd DAT Of Oc.
tober next, a. ~ O'Clock q m, to shos GO use Why
ceased should not issue S.NsS.1. Y1urJf,J conv
weeks in the Evening stsr prrvieu, 70 the sai dsy
Test: 2 WERSfRR
eep3WsN Register Of Wis,
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MHRCHAHTC LINE OF srlAMsHIPs
"' wAsH1ne1oini 1 40 asw roRx.

SSSS5Fs,Ssss s;:'a FEEYTTSSz{f ) 4 ~: =;
ssoRazfoMs, 8 iodos.N1s.w rom,
6s1 Pier a. Isst ktysr, syeU eAfURDAY 6 3.
q. n, and ALEXAMDRIA the ea1e DAY.
Ior tan infos1asaoe alDiX g =; 2. 4. DnIAA1,
soxc. o q ~ e9es q tAs RssS.d:Ss ~ fsGS's
Srssss, ae,y.rsS s. Hro1S =; n'66S o.,
Isif st 0snerl One, EDS PsaasyfvSSiN svsS0Cs
Or - u sesanR vhaEf, v0 - Iss0Je1 etesaAe1
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscribsr
i has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding Special Tern letter.
PHIR 1cD0NNkL1, late Of District Of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
came, with the vouchers thereof the subscriber.
on or before the 9Th day Of October next; they
otherwise By Law be excluded from all benefit OF
the said estate Given under my hand this sth day
u esG.tS.. .QVQNNoB, Executor,
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AUCTION SALES.
TRONAS DuWIIEa
TO MORROW.

I'hOhAs DUWLIEG
Anctioneer and kea, Estate Broker
Al the Old stand OF Lstimer & Cir.ry
o'athwest Corner PennA. avenue AID 18th street
sIPEkIoR FRENJa PLATE MIRRORS, BsIR
SLgTH And REP PhRLOR FURNiTURs,
BEk sUITKs WITH IREsSTNe CASE
ffssfessRi1R oShtE TON OF on PAINT,
Tire Hsfs M Hg sstr4 ssrrk HssEs
G.BBPPEIs; oil Cloth, MtBBLE TOR
II4AssIhks EXTENsInN AND OTHER
sTOVls, &C: &C AT AUCTION
a On sATU RDAY AORNIE !, October 23d,
W 1875, a. D O'Clock, ia front Of my aucti "a
I'D oms, 1 shsll sell superior collection Of ths
Terms cash.
octsl-t THOs. DOWNING, Auc 'ioneer.
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NJ ARRIED,

rpl SLAP-ADAMs. In Boston, 81 st. Psui's
ShtLeh. October Is, ~ Rev. Phillips Brooks Lieut..
f1sR DSsi.f. Y; .. % Mrs. kELLIE
Treasury dcpartu cut
RANBY-sHo EnAKER. on tie 2ist Of octo-
sf, 81 the resic ense Of the brides pzrenis, l. 2
saoemaker, BY tho Rev. J. D. Wilson, GEoRsE ks
nancy 10 Mifs LASkA V. SHozNAkER. both a
washington, u. c,
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AsD OHIO RAILROAD,
New York and Washington Air Line.

.elANhb ctnEDOLk-sEr TEmBEB 80, 1878
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
90 O. u, baltimore and VA stations
eA'MS| Baltimore, Annapolis, Frederick and
12es N, s.I.iBeIs. srsak,aa at Relay.
e.Oos m, New YORK, Csge May, FhilsislDhis,
zoe a. N Chicago, Coiulnb1-. ssasusky, Cincin-
matt, Louis, NE; s. Leui., Pi'ssbars. H.ssr.;
ysley Branch. Peio, Cars, DisSS az a csia,
cIos nv s.hins,on junction and Way Stations
ofnstrOsSl,,s.n sr.ash . - .,.,,o,,
80 |. m, Baltimore. ParIr GAYS, No Steps.
Ago Z. M B.lt H o.. ps,, Wy st.'i9ps ~
A'' ~ baltimore and EiiiootS City. D... S az
Va, soa. Gny On s sSoa cl s' u Ss:
s:.ssS1s; tss. .sls sss s', ss..o. and
5As m, Baltimore, Frrde1ick and WAY Sta
500 >. N Baltimore, Phiiadelpni. and Relay.
$50 M, oSieasge 81 An I1' li' anS WAY stst,ons
bus ssndnsky, Cincinrati, .PrLnnss Ca1,
ss .sy:, a. Mns .s B'saAtaa al Pa,.rs
$40 N. H.ser.,o~n, y winchester, and Way
rs p B.rim Ssr sbS Way g s,s is,.
5s3 = m, Bal tnere and AK tsdtia yurS.ion.
90 ,. m, Baltimore ssst Express.
via p m Baltimore, PhilsSeiphis. New York
and Bo-tSn Fast Express PNlInlas Palace
Il.23 D. m Fast Express Palinas Tars TO Csi-
eaEo, s.. LOWS aRd ClsoRHafi toitioxf ehnngs.
br.1kfar az Grafton. sandusky, Cincinnati,
indianapolis.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
S,l9 y m Baltimore, Philsdclph ia, New York
ana H. stOn Fs-t ENpress
bdHtuOTs and Way StdftOEs.--a m, 1 80, 5. 05
and 80 D. m
Eor Baltimore AID Rsiay-7 20 m 90 and
SOC D. m.
VESTS 90 q. m, 5 30, = 40. apd IL rs ,. m,
stopping rs during the week.
0AH I,atnS Stop AZ ytadUcf Hotsl, Relay Hoxss
Station.
FOR further infOrrati. ypiy at the Baltimore
ard Ohio Ticket Offiser aShiHgtOn Station, aud
fs5 Pennsyivanis avenue, where orders VIII be
taken for Baggage t. be checked aud received any
point in the city.
THos. SHARP. Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General icket Agent.
GFC. =. kOONTZ General gent sapll-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22
u II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Aucttoneer,
FEDERAL Bulldogs, corner Ith aud streets II. W.

TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE IMRROvED
NEAL ESTATE ON Hath SrkEEH WEST.
nEARS STREET NORTH, IN THK Gay Oh
WASHINGTON, d. O.
~ By virtue of deed Of trust dated the 1st day
81 Of October, 1872. and recorded in kjbsr No. e9,
fUio Isl, one Of the land records for Washington
county. ia the District Of Columbia and by drec-
ton OF the party secured, will sell ~ public
ton, IN front OF the premises. on THURSDAY, the
4th day OF November, D. 1875, ~ O'Clock ,. m !,
all thar piece OF parcel Of groo.d situated N the
city Of WashiD gton, in tho District Of golambia,
known and described a. Lot numbered sixey MD Q
69J in Pierce and klipgle corded subds ston Of
sQusre numbered two hundrs ana seven ltN), with
the improvements thereon, consisting Of Q three
. DRY Brick Dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance In and u
The property. deposit q 4l00 win be required ct
the time of SALE All convey ancing 1t the Cos: OF
purchaser. II terms not com piled with in We
days from day Of sale the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property ct the cost Of the defautng
WILLIAM A. GORDON, JR, Trustee,
oci9ed J. r. GOODWILL, Salesman.