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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-25

~ sks cotton seed Bienville Oil COG head az.
tie p Serrat--27 sks rice bbls molasses " F <
Terrebonne-20 hhds sugar q NJ Bayy 1 PondlD
~ bbla mglasses y Grocbcl &oo---i2 hhds snu.-
Wash-35 bales cotton Pritehard 4 BrRhms"rs
hide Wang Cottan-- So head cattle q MAZE MAKE
man--3i bills oranges NJ Dowling-42 bills ', IN
j Nj Walsh--sC do Hclneijer h Inbsrb"yroo,or i Te
Y II Bernard.2o bbls molesses 10 bids sugar y
Thibaut-4s hhds sugar Henshaw. Cammack 8noo
molasses .Pelton Il Dunbar--2 sacks eotton,eonss
molasses hhds sugar Nalle Carnmaek- III
+ Maspero &co.aie do 70 bbls moasses John X
King-14 do u A Giyen-to do A n Lane--14 do +
n Canton-2t do % hhds sugar John Calder
bbls oranges J MachecaTotal 257 bales cotton
bbls molasses bbls molasscs bbls sugar ~
SKIS rough rice,
Per Steamship Whitney, from Gnivcatop--us
Whitney Aco-5OO axis cotton seed w II Hheunnsd
Total JOG bales cotton.
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
WOLF HIvER--Pcr schr Eba $1,000 feat
PASCAgOULA-Pcr scbr Aleyon---5o.oo ieot
'' PascAa HdapX schr Sen HORSESHOE a.,
lumber q Sterling.
ANTE R1VEIt-Per schr Reporter--q bo,os
cotton Renshaw. Cammack dco--f do ortIer~isyn9
900 Ia cd wood 10 muster.
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RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TEANg.
-POETATtON COMPANY STEAMERS.
Mary Louise. Texas,
II. r. Bryarly. Lotus No.
Coi. A. y. Kouns, w. J. Belian.
LIN Belle, Belle Rowland,
e. II. Durfees
emAD FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFFFn.
k1ak@sAut son, Upper Red, River, Mindnn
e134k Coushntta, Grand Eeore, AieSann..
dria and oil way and plantation landngs-Jenv
ing New Orleans IA follows
No wharfboaf charges will be made on freight
consigned to the company ut the mouth Of Ged
River "
forwarding frcights consigned 10 Tho conpnnv
ut New Orleans will bc handled free Of drnyors
and commissions
For freight or passage, apply on board Of tho
boats, or ut tho office Of tho company, No. M
Gravier street. jos. A. AIKEN, President.
d19 MW. JOYCE. Agent
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STEAM BOATS.
MEMPHIS AND BENDS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS PACKET
Gm~ FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA
f<..1Afkks s11f- Mouth Of white River Chicea
- irceuyillc. Vicksburg. Nntehey,
and tho Bends new and magnificent
steamers
Mary Boil,
j. T. Hicks. master. Az Grisson, clerk.
For FRIDAY. Doc ~. Mt + .. 10.
Jamos Howard,
For THURSDAY. Dee. 10, at q D. M
will leave as above. Particular attention give,
70 all way aud plantation business. Thrn,,vh
bills Of ladng signed to all points on Chicot rail-
roads. BEOCKETT X CARTER agents
dl9 ~ Magazine street
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vICKSBURG.

Leaves every III EHDAY at5p.m
G,nrss FOR VICKSBURG, NATCHEz
k&& Davis's Bend and Intermediate
Ss-az~ landings-Tho steamer
r.. e. Leo,
VIM. Campbell. master, A. McVay. clerk
loa,es ~ above, connecting Mt Vicksbure will,
ParlsOt's Line for all points on Yazoo. Sunflow-
or. Deer Creek and Tallahaicbe.
ADAMS Il WORK.
HITE n CAHTIN
d2t JNO. JhNNEY. Arents
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OUACHITA.
BAYOU SARA.

~ FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO.
R Rss%'"fF1 aad r9r nh WAY g ssS
ings-The United States mail semi-woekly
packet
np place Of W. s. Fikej J. J. Brown, master.
Leaves every MONDAY aud FRIDAY, at6p.
HTTE & CABIN. Agts. . Tcboupitoulas st,
d23 3m A. q. GODDIN. ~ Magazine.
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FnIpAy EVENING. Dec. "a, 1876.
COTTON--The sales to-day mot in
cluding 1900 bales additional late yes
terday) embraced $3.50 bales, at prices
requiring no change In our quotations.
We give also tho figures and report OF
the Exchange as below.
AMEuIGAE ErANnA nh aE AssILICArInN.
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ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO.

sE~ FOR 81, LOUIS, CAIRO. MEM
.ks phis and Bends-fhefine steamer
II. G. Yaeger,
L. u. van HOOK. master. N. u. Fowler. clerk.
Leaves TUESDAY. Dec. 81, al In.
Bismarck,
Jno Spone. mastsr; Ross Powell. clerk.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Doe. "a. at y. m.
TO all points North and West,
). b. WOODS h. CO.,
d1oH lOt Common street
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OTrIcE New ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday. December ar, 1876.
The undersigned, in assuming charge ~ the
River Department Of the DAILY DEMOCRAT. re-
Bpeetfuly solicits from his steamboat friends
continuance Of the patronage so literally OK
tended during bis connection with the New Or
leans Crescent and bulletin.
GEO j. DUNCAN.
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E,OR BELIZE. BRITISH HONDURAS. PORT
Il Cortes. Omoa aud Euatau-The al Ameri.
can schooner
Anita,
Vim. w. Ryan, Master.
Will leave for the above ports on SATURDAfs
December IS.
For freight or passage. apply TO
II. r. LAWLER,
Nos. IS TO 80 South Peters street, near Poydras'
de2a at
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GRAND ECORE.
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWEE COAST
DAILY PACKET.
fMa0s~, h The A No. ] freight steamer
fNwaA. j. f. Frazer,
42ISsgl4R o. Canton, Jr., Master.
sazEa - Leaves tho Lower Coast Packet
Landing EVERY EVENING texcept Sunday for
the Belair Plantation and way landings, at
o'clock. Returning 10 the city EVERY FORE
NOON, except Mondays.
For freight engagements apply on board or to
di9H N. @. DONOHCE. rs Gravior street.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY. Mt 6 D. m
INDEPENDENT OpELOULAS WEEKLY
PACKET.
FOR WASHINGTON, PORT
~ Barry Churchville. Bayou Des
Glaizes, htchafalaya, Simmsport
Big Bend Landing, Old River. and ali lnterme.
diate points-Tbe Iight-draft passenger steamer
st. Mary,
r. Probst. master. j. y. Schmidt. clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
HITE n CAkLTN, 8 Tchoupitoulas 81.
Through bills lading to Bayou Bout dlS i'm
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OPELOUSAs.

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY. ut pm,
- NOR WASHINGTON. OPELOUSAS,
L@S44tH5 Port Barre. .bimmsport. Churchyille.
falaya River and Bayou Courtabicau-Tho
Fleta,
~, g. Pickett. masier, A. MeDler, Sr.. clerk,
for Bayou DIES GIaizes 10 be landed nj SDmsport
Or Big Bend Leudine. and for Bayou Bout nj
Wasli Dgton. For freight or passage apply on
board or to LORD Il MCPEAKE. Agents.
dl1
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FREIGHTS-A ship was taken up TO-
day for Liverpool at sd for cotton, one
for Havre at lie and one for Russia at
11-l6d. Yesterday we reported q ship
for Havre at lie. The weeks engage
ments embrace six ships for Liverpool
at sd, i've for Havre at lie, one for Cork
for Malaga at ltc, and one for Genoa at
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Monetary.

OFrrCE N. O. DEMOCRAT,
New Orleans. Dec. "a, 1875.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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tOn---7b5 SKIS cotton SEED mas sugar 121 bbs
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
?, h p sugar bbla molasses f. Brugisr--s9 do
Is bbls molasses John Thibaut--io do John Gal
deTFT9 mb 2 hhds sugar l51 6bs m9lassss
I! Roo bales cotton Allen &co--2H Walden.
Hawkins aco.ie2 Lehman. Abraham 6co--1l
Meyer Wcis &co -lss John Hardic dco----i15
scherck n Autey-76 order-,33 Howcott Gordon
q ChafYe. Hamilton Powell-,lS Hugh Allison
John rhelRs &oo,s chpef Sons
Stewart Bro deo-l2 sGgmble-9 7 s Coons-s
sl"ss%ors g Wson sfn Bs5m
Harris 6co-4 Beadles. Wood Gco--s w White
- McGehee, snoden y violett-l Bussey AGO.
Strong Il Henderson-Total 1915.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
3bales cotton SKIS do 70 orders coops poultry
do vsle,g3 horse III Thomas Eor
pagnier--so bbs pitch Simpson \ Leyert-5 csk
easo n s az sxs 90 Tas Shl hws
lis SKIS oil cake Adige-iM sks cotton Seed
sandrss sas fusass pkg.
DO Il Harp-1 ease books A D McDonaid-io
bills whisky Rarcshide Maes-4 bdls paper b J
hmmson-2 do II Buthcrland-2s do Advocate
Offices pkgS tobacco Hernsheim---2O do
Wackerbratt Aco-550 axis cotton seed Maginnis'
Sons bdls paper II M Smith-2 do Il Gross-22
bales cotton s u Steers-478 order-32s Ranger,
Fatman GcO-24 Bussey &co-2 M Sandidge Aco
lie Allen West Gco-7 4 II Wilson 4 Mills---I4
fitzpatrick d Kejth-11 Lehman, Abraham Aco-
80 John ChafYe Sons-91 Britton Moore h Cole
man-2s Chaffe. Hamilton Il Powcll-sundries 10
order-Total 1000 bales cotton TAT SKIS cotton seed
11s SKIS oil cake
MORGAN'S la AND TEXAS RAILROAD-o
Dales cotton 10 hhds sugar 1876 bbls molasses /
Adams &co-95 do 16 hhds sugar Ed J Gay-53 do
bbls sugar IS bbls mOlasses Ii bales cotton
Bush d Leyert-65 bbls mOlasses Lanaux---H
jules Blanc-36 do 2 hf do 2 bbls sugar As SKIS
rice IS hhds sugar F T Sevin-i15 bbls moasses
5 bales cotton Clapp. Bros 4co--19 do hhds
sugar bbls moasses Tertrou--1 do ? bbls
oranges Dbl hides LTerrebOnne--7 bbls mo- |
lasses Hirsch Adler &co--1 do j N Walsh-l71 do |
22 hhds sugar bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 20
skS rice kobt Hare-1l hhds sugar Beraud d |
C1bert-49 bbls molasses W II Mathews 6co-E |
do Chism 4 Boyd-3o 7 H b N Aliens do 9, |
hhds sugar X Milliken-2 do bbls molasses |
Bebolet--17 do 10 hhds sugar balcs cotton |
McGehee, Snowden h vioiett-9 do N Putnam |
do hhds sugar 3 bbls molasSeS Bussey &co-
a bsIcs cotton Hermann Il VS. do A bbls mo-
Iasses IS hhds sugar W Burbridge 6co-S bbls
molasses NJ Putnam-10 bales cotton Beraud b
Gibert-l3 do Pycoski-3 L Terrobonne-4H
5 Henderson-8 Beer-1g hides J |
Dbl hides 6bhls OrARges7 Monade h
bbls mOasses Pascal AGO
bbls sugar Dcnnett-326 SKIS rice Foerster-
3 bbls sugar Souchon-3 hides hay \ 4ehle-
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Florence Narryatt, the Authorizes.


I ioroucc AlaVTyatt. daughter OF the famous
Captain Marry att. Is what nine persons out
OF ten would style Spicn I'd woman. she Is 4
blonde Of the pure English type. or average
gray eyes and light hair, and, tho4ga not
what car strictly tie termed beau tfll, there
Is nUnch9lant grace In her movements, ami
charming lnSoUlCaDce in her manner
which renders her Singularly fascinating.
she dresses in excellent taste, though not
eXiravagantly, and eviuce> a decided tast" or
black OF White. In company she always ap-
pears IN decOlie;te toilet, and her neck AMI
arms might serve as models for a sculptor.
She is one of those women who seem bora
To shine In society. and who never appear 20
weary OF the roses and champ2 gne OF a hsi-
low. heart!aSS, artificial life. Strangers il
XarlaDly speak OF her a. a young LADY,
IEdeed 10 one seeing Florence Maryatt Tor
the first time would suppose her 10 be other
than an 4fnpulSI.a. VIVaclous, graceful, CO.
4EettlSh girl OF - or ~. though in reality she
IS not Tar rom -, and Is The mother OF SeYe-
raj children, including two very pretty
cauGnttrs, one OF whom was recently mar
RED. she has Written novels from her glrl-
hood, and SIN writes under neT maiden
lame.
When quite young she ma-rlel Colonel
ltoSS ChGrch ami accompanied .ll-n % ldIa, ,
where She spent several years. and where
most oi her children were born. She returned
10 England some years ago, TO educate her
children; ana has since lived in London,
NNere she las q wide reputation a % writer
and < also well known as the editor uf - Lon
CGn Society her fJndueSS for society and
pubic lie amounts almost 10 "A passion.
Sic possesses much dramatic talent. a;,i
sometimes gives public readings witt! good
succesS :, and takes part in private theatre
Gals. one Of her favor te prOiectS-unftl dis
sUated from IL by American frleuiS-waS 4
tour through the United states 70 real her
own writings.
That Florence NarTyatt can write very
clever, readable book, mas been abuudantlE
proved by the production Of Much Too Good
FOR Him. and that she can also write a very
indifferent one has been Just rs clearly evt-
dencCc by Loves Conflict aui MAI Da-
m2resQ." Upon the whole, her books can
not he regarded, either artisticaIIy OF NOR
ally, with much admiration. Well-trawn
aid Well-COEce. we'd types OF the highest kinI
OF man.oOd and wOmanhood appear in many
OF tlCm, but they are nearly al marred bv
the thread Of immortality which runs throCya
1EeI.. SCcie,y in general is not I. kelly % be
materially benefited by anything she las
written.
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khc Lockers.

Ire Jockeys who ri Ia these races are OF y
IN Ncd crew. Tom Savers son is ia Par
f''E stable. ami bear remarkable y'eSsg-l-
..s'i'e 70 lis rather. the pu-illSt. J1lu Har-
Yrs (ackcE. Tie rider OF Longiellnw. was a
IeCro lad. McHaDIel's boy Is \ frerz,ni Iii,
n"N ny me name OF Clarke, who Il sad n
laN ( been taken out OF some orphal asylum.
tuh'E swim. NctIrath'S Jockey. f. a little
switch-lcgEet fellow. with an OLD nCa. and
iIeyh.ei. i" lie across The eyes. aat >brewi,
=, u h., Irregular end hsatsfrOlg- Hughes.
Who rides for Cham berlin. IS an EpgEtSa
tucAey, a. ! George Barhec. who Jas wea -
may races ms year. paTly by his superior
TiclnS. lie i n loTiuaCi'S permanent en-
IoyUcn'. but IS allowed 10 ride for others /.
o"u race Times lie undoubtedly assisted u
gsaI II -sEhoN with EUryear's Grin>tesI
laSt SATURDAY. and also 10 Win the same "a -
TIE IraVcr> stake on n'AT,agUan. 1 saw
llln Ter lc dismDgHtCG. Sad Ee sail.
W ell. row. I've Ts3 .wo winners to-day.
0,riGS-CGG before"
lie was l',,Ia dumping fellow. a mani
kiu Of iweEtH-~iZ years. with family. red
FACE Z, Blue. eyed. bsGGdle~s an covered with
.Ockty boots ard Cnlors. Ia~kel HIM % rall
me how ae role those two races On such i. 4
GeI,It horses.
- Just ell tho first IS back. sir. tai co.
i'm on Il" h3cEstTa.cl, wE"l they was al
Lc.iH' ana run out. ana then let Inn 90. Z
Won ~ ny my s}y!u' up on i'm. The next
race, sir. 1 just ran ',ll'S pace ali the t.ale.
because. >ir. rode ihat ere biz dG.tar. thgir
biz crack. You know. last year. I beat
lhcakEe>S on i'm. I said % myself tia. err
Np1 lHtHf-
e. gU mean >rrrrEraN.'
'Ic~ ST Ter By crack, STrincb0x.
Nh .ulC or I'M 7 5-st rGr him els PACE
a-oT nd the mile ard 'arE. knowing what q
duIvT q WIS. ana a-layil' u take the cart
out Oi I'm. When We come out there % the
back siuc ca the ONE ran card 'iIa 'Olicr.'
What, the horse
ICS. sir. i'm. TECir big crack. Spring
/ box. r offered and II i'm ard. says .
| You duHor. got YOU,
This was lat rally the way tie Jockey saved
up bAriaguan until the other horses were
ran GCwr-thcH forced tie race. But Oh
GTirS'tad re forced The race 50 as TO vut
SUr asHCE ont Of confidence that l. VIVA q
oui."r means and ran HIM Ia ClspjrItneSS-
Just 's.diu' 10 i'm until coming home aC
SiaeiCd GTils Tad and shot the mark.
TIE most intelligent persons / have seen
here are the Pryor family. No better trainer
ever lived thau j. Il. Pryor. He aua his SpaS
! have trained horses Ia America. France aud
England. TIE boys are 3S dark a gGlgrO pnS
The old man Il SiNty-tlroe. lie trained old
Lexington anu Ten Broeck's horses amOng
! tbem IryoresS, named for his wife, and
SusCiaine, which Won the EmpcrOr's prize
IN 1873.
! The people were ~ the race. and;are all
| PRESENT to-day while they run for the sara
JcSa Cul.-SdTg DyT Cor. Graphic.
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The Season al Sa-afo~a.

ne erect OF the close times is not percep-
uble in SaratOga'S attendance, but ONLY in
the moderate and modest habits of the o -e--
croWdlng guests II has been the greatest
season Known hef5, rot executing last wear:
Net the dressing, drinking, dancing aud
NUNS are very * aTllSly INDUCED in. Con-
SoGuently There i more happiness. Sobriety
and rem life between man and Wife friend
Z friend. Zach Of the great hotels here Is
;Ell. and has been for some time. For weeks
tie Grand Union Hotel. which may be said
TO be Kept by y. T. Stewart in person. as he
Is mere ali the while, hale and solid at seven
y lIuS as WhCa Il boy. had on its paw lists
last saturday night 1850 guests, which Is
acCut 200 more jlaG IL can accommodate
The overflow goes n a number of cottages
which are under arrangement with the hotel
ara INTO number OF large clItceS Mr.
Stewart has purchased al jacent TO his hotel
DOCK. Tie Grand Union Hotel has lost its
a!mrS- land-idmed head waiter, Robert
Thompson. lie died OF consumption within
sight and hearing OF that great dining room
over which he presided e ght years and stood
AZ The portal fortnight before his death
re was q Mary and negro, full-blOOdei, who
married Jane Brent, or Caua.daigua, I f.
gltlN5 slave from the enVirOnS of Washing
tCA, Ike himself. re leaves his wife and one
daughter, with So. 900 in money and property.
his sOL-in-law l. a graduate Of Harvard
( jverSity, and has an y 500 Clcrllshipin the
Treasury. TIE rover Of this negro YVES n
his business knowledge and philanthropy
lie loved his race with a perfect knowlelge
OF It's weakness and childiShneSS: he grew
himself sterner and soberer as he realized its
prOIli gacy and pursuit OF idle political hon
orS' be was himself public orator, and had
been IN the city councils OF Washington, but
lie disliked ofiice-seekIng and Office. Com
nandlng two hundred able bodiei black
men, who were under his personal drill If
teen hours out of the twenty-four, he was in
flexible, SteadlaSt, and kept perfect work
with perfect impartlality. He raisei UP
Other head walters and sent them over the
country 10 civiiize other hotels, his last essay
OF this kind having been Randolph whOra
ne made mead waiter at Long Branch, and
who is now TO take command OF the great
Palace Hotel et san Francisco. ThompSon's
power was partly in his social knowledge of
the hotel freQuenters. He could guess a
mans Importance under his DIR ass, and ne
knew who was going TO arrive and what rank
they required. To-day all the sable attend
ants at the Grand Union wear a string of
Grape and black Tosette.
The poor old slave has gone to his rest;
We know that he is Free
f'.Iger.eS - IN fbs (rrJDkls
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STEAMER LINES.

- Ebl 5.iR LINZ fr UhEOLk. NEW
II fHr h. fT,>TrN ND PROVIDE sCE.
On aui after GJSray, Jolly L, 1875, the rev All
elegsU steamers
Lady Of Ihe Lake end Jane MsseIey
iii mise iyCr regular trips between " AS A Nc
Ipl, aud SCEt Ci4h t2cn week SEWa
Il 2. Rs fof-ySs. s&xSx=LARs7
TIE LAZY or THE LAKE will Ie..e TASH-
LIT ION every ID$FaY AID THCRSpAY ar 3
ci1Ss ?; n and NORFOLK every TUESDAY,
ard fEIpNt al !. N.
TiiE JANE MOSSEEY viii leave WASHING
IDS every II EsbAl and FRIDAY AZ 3 u'r lock o.
r., ard NORFOLK every MONDAY and II rs
DAY Al Pm
Fare . S,rfcls, 81; round tip tickets, So Heals
and state rooms extra.
EACJ ESIUk BATES.-Rourd trip tickets al r.
ducft rates 10 Point Locke 1t, Fortress Monroe AID
Eue g. l. Fan.
To Point Lockout and return, $40; to Fortress
Monroe or Nue de l. Eau ami TrtGrn, IS. : further
reduction To families of fifty cents on each fare.
Meals and state rooms extra Tickets good OF either
bUs:, aud until used.
For Tickets, Staterooms or information Apply At
the Office IF the INLAND AND SEABDARD
COASTlNG COMPANY Room No. =, National
Metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite Treasury
DEPARTMENT. IVHl-
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TINS II % GIVE NOTICE, That the subs,riber
n Lawn ata.lsd from the Supreme Court IF the
0lstTtct 81 t.ifEc q hoiiag Pecal Term. letters
,-tal en- ~ 81 The personal estate Of WtLLIAM
Il CAkkt LII late Of District II Columbia,
g ceased. all rersons having claims against the
si CsceaaSi are hereby warneI exhibit IA. same,
siih the Nue hers thereof q the subscriber on or
atlors he y day Of July next; they NAV other
N.s. by iaS Z excluded frcn all bsnent of he said
Ss.ais 1lH-n under NV hand. "a : 20 day of JuIy
E's. IL = ts-stI JGAS0N CARROLL, EIecutor
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THOS. e. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, 81 7th street,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON Union STREET, BETWEEN II AND N

TKUSTEES SALE " IMPKUN ED PROPERTY
ON Union STREET, BETWEEN III AND
Ff~ Under and BY virtue of q deed Of trust to me,
ID duly recorded In Liber No. 696 folios 40 &c ,
will cell on MONDAY, August I'd, 1875, at S
O'Clock p. M. on the premises, a. public auction,
q IA square No 602 These lots front each Is feet
Union street by depth of l20 ieet part Of lot as
teiEg IL proved by frame cottage.
Terms Of sale, prescrb bed by said deed Of trust
is the amount OF Indebtedness unpaid, With the ex-
Twelve months; notes to be secured by deed of trust
on tine I-orerty Conveyancing 20 DO at purchsser's
$40 de pOsit the time of III She terms
OF sale are lot complied with within five days f. ON
the cay Of sale the pro perty to be resold the
and c0sI of The defaulting purchaser afte. three
days notice in the Evening Star newspaper
jy23-eo THOS. L. wAGG An AN, Trustee
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DII.H.

RhONSE. Harris ", daughter VI John and
Elizabeth Browne. died Juiy s'i =, az O'Clock a. "a
Funeral SER ices viii be he'd 4 5BdAs m.rainz,
1T 40 clock. IN the Pre-bg terrain church, i5tb -
between 4 and b.
LEWIS. In Georgetown, y. -, Jcly Gath, at the
resleoHCe " Albert More, NJ. n Ealket street,
ChARLE>, iutaa; SOL Of Sarah Lewis, in the sixth
week u his age.
PLOMMAN. MAEGaRET 4. PLOwNaN, beloved
Hfe ~ Joseph PlOND sn, departed tat- hfe ID 25
"a Jelly Sth, 1873 az tins 8 ia year VI hyr ago. aiJer
a long anc painful illness.
The funeral viii take llhCe from her late resi-
ceEoe, lis2 9Th streot HOrThSest, On Sunday, Au-
gust I, ISIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-30

LETTERS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNlMPROVED PROPERTY CORNER
OF ELENENIH AND STREETS, ANOON
THE WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH STREET,
WEST, AT AUCTION.
. BY virtue of two deeds Of trust, dated March
IL, 1873, and April 5, 1873, and recorded in Liber
No. 40, folio 2, and Lber No ia, folio 2i5 ct seq
two OF the land records in and for the District OF Co
thereby, shall, on FRIDAY, the Gin day of Au-
gust, A ID. ISIS, beginning at O'Clock p. m, pro-
ed 10 SELL at public auNtion in front of the prem
ses the following described real estate lying in the
city OF Washington, in said Disfrict:-Au Of orig
iIal Lots numbered nine (3) aud ten ilG in square
numbered three hundred ard eighteen, said lots
having an aggregate front CT l97 feet inches on
inches on north street, and improved BY a three
story Frame Dwelling.
Also, the south half of lot numbered eleven tlll
in square fronting 23 feet inches on 18th street
and runDirg back 10 feet 10 ch and improved BY
thIee story ialne dwelling.
Also, the north twenty l20l feet front Eleventh
street, OF lot punbe twelve (l2l ia said square
Also, the south twenty CID feet front Eleventh
street, OF said lot bered twelve I'D in saii
ard running back with that width 30 feet, and ia
proved ty two story frame dwelling.
T. rms of sale: One third Of the purchase money
on each piece OF property to be paid IN CASH aud
the balance at six and twelve month. after day Of
sale, ard for wncn ths' purchaser Is to give his
per annum, pa able semi uaily and secured by
q deed Gf trust on the property sold. : lU0 TO bs
paid down on ca b piece OF property immediately
after sale. Convey aIclng at cost OF rucchaseis.
JOS. q. q. KENNEDY, trustee
jy96- JOS. r. KELLEY, Auct.