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EVENING STAR.
IDAY.......sepsember 10. 1875.


j suppose VI my English friends will saal
outraged by it, but truth compels me 20 saw
thar. Una in some re- oee,s, the English people
ical danger and suffer nc they will encounter
readily enough, but ridiIule and public dis
appreciation have terror for them which
tleL Dare not lace One OF tie most charm
ing Englishmen / ever met was narrating 20
me only day or two ago how a young Amer
lean, common friend OF both of us, used 10
wear, when he nrst came 20 London, a Scotch
cap In the street, and how he was finally
Obliged 10 tell him that unless he put on the
orthodox stovepipe that he could not accom-
pany him. II seems that etiquette forbids a
other head gear than the stovepipe sforeSsid.
anG my English friend dared not countela. ice
contrsvention OF the law. A gallant cap
IAN OF tne On. ms bodysuart, TO whom
related the matter, sustained his COUNTRY
man, and declared that he himself, although
OF profession which requires courage as It's
nrst essential, would not venture To show
felt hat. wv
Pursuing my inquiries, have found that
asimlIar tyranny prevails I'm unnumerable
respects. Mr.. Gladstone il reported 10 nave
said that a Cabinet Minister might better
commit any blunder rather than have HIS
tront door opened by a mlid-servant Gus
tom os that man shall be employed
Ior that duty, and whoever infringes the Gus
tom becomes an Outcast pr once. So, too, the
carry ing OF parcels in the street by gentle
men or ladies is forbidden, and have no
oouot been set down as a lunatic by shop
keepers many time, because would insist
on taking nome my purchases in NV own
hands. believe an exception is made in the
case OF books, provided they be not wrapped
up IN paper. These may re carried without
loss OF caste, but everything else Is a mark
of intamy. To walk with the coat unhuf-
toned IN front is likewise improper, aud is
regarded very much as walking without any
coat at all Nor may a gentleman, NOT In
business, wear a sack coat i'm I,ondon No
matter how hot the weather may be- his
outer garment must be a frock coat buttonei
up as have mentioned. Only I'm the country
and while travelling, is the luxury OF loose
ness and comfo,t permitted.-LOgadon C57re-
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Died.

OBER. On Friday morning, 10th Instant. NAY
II daughter of Franklin 5. and Mary Oier
10 the Stb year Of her age.
Funeral from her parents residence, 9If ljth
street, Navy Yard on Sunday. I2fh instant al 4
o'clock p m, 70 which friends aud relatives 0f the
femily invited. a.
eAlR. On the 10Th instant, after short illness
GEORGE, beloved Of Rudolph and Caroline
saur, aged IL years and { months. IPhilad phis
and brooklyn p pers please copy.I
Relatives and friends q the family respectfully
Invited 70 attend his funeral from the residence
his parents, No. 233 ~ street south, 90 sunday
September Eth, 81 O'clOck m. q
WOODY. On September 3, at 5 o clock p. N, J.
W. v ooDyi OF hemorrhsge, IN the fsth year Of his
age.
Bis funeral viii take place from has late re idenca
II let street northeast The relatives and friends
Of the family invited u attend.
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Fatal Result or N Joke.
A HERDER FIRES FIVE SHOTS INTO TIKI
BODY OF ANOTHER

A HERDER FIRES FIVE SHOTS INTO THE
BODY OF ANOTHER.
\ murder, the result Of a joke, was COM
mltied near Ogalalla, on the North Platte
rlIer, few days ago, the parties to the deei
belng Texas herders, and the victim a good
ieIlow Win fondness of rough jokes. The
TWO men belonged 10 party OF eight, in the
employ OF Mayberry 4 Mellet. They had a
negro cook who had been the butt OF a good
many cruel jokes The darkey was out hunt
ing IN the hills not far from camp, and the
heruer, who subsequently kIllei his fellow
SohcIuued III would be good sport 10 disguise
hlmself as an Indian and give the cook a
scare. his disguise was soon completad and
ne moved around I'm the hills To the rear of
the unsuspecting darkey, and came down
upon MN with whoop and a yell The dar-
Key LOOK 10 his heels, but, "a fter running some
distance, he stepped in a hole and tumbIsd
heels over head. In his fall he lost his gun.
which placed him completely at the mercy of
sne PIuifrsuIng savage. The darkey yelled for
Gear life for the boys in camp TO save him
To make IL appear more of a reality one og
the boys fired few shots over the head of the
olsgnlsed herder After soaring the darkey
nearly out OF his wits, the herder Withdrew
INTO the hills and soon after came into camp
10 near the negros comical description of a
desperate hight with an Indian. Tue darkey
was very much chagrined when he was told
OF the joke that had been PLAYED on him
Some OF the boys remarked that the joAe
would nave been on the other side IL one OF
me osIis hred over the Joker's head had gone
little lower. At this the herder became eX-
cited and demanded 10 know, "If them shots
were fired at him for blood" The boys said,
"Of course they were" "Who fired them
then? BY Cd, III give him a chance TO do
some more OF it." He was told thai the chan
VINO nred the shots was down bathing in the
river, Whereupon he rode Off towards the
flalUe. Arriving on the bank he demanded
TO know il he was goin' for blood when he
fired 'em. eyes" said the man in the water.
II nred EN-, and of course meant to hit YOU
well, then" said the one on shore, al guess
III settle you right now" "Hold!" said the
otner, "let me get my pistol, and give us an
equal chance" mot by a d-n sight; I'll
just TX you where you are" And he fired
nNe snots INTO the defenseless mans body
DtnUeT Nf7rs ~
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United STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed viii sell, for cash,
Of said District, on MONDAY the 9th dsy Of SeS
TENDER, 1873, at ~ O'Clock m, the following pro
Beannins on south street. 20 ieet incbss w Nso
from the northeast corner Of said lot, and running
thence west along the street 20 feet Inches thence
south 126 feet inches to the line Of said lot
thence east 70 feet inches, thence l16 feet inches
suiaf Re betson H. I'm n apa sin a.
Golunbis seized and levied upon e the property Of
s,S7, in favor Of District Of Columbia against VIM
r.: Es.1s .nd I9hp ssh H surety x...,.,n,
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THE BIGGEST SNAKE Story Yrr-

THE BTGG EST SNAKE STORY YEr-Some
place, heard one CT bis wife's ducks making
IA noise as II something was after IL. He got
out or bed and went TO where she was but
could not see or hear anything. He went the
second time, but with the same result. He
Told dis wife he guessed the ducks had gone
crazy. Next morning he went to where the
old duck was setting upon her eggs, under a
brush pile, and (imagine his astonishment)
be saw a large black snake coiled up under
The duck. His snakeship having swallowed
up twelve eggs, Mr.. Williams cut his head
oacsJ ,han, ,,Oper Ne ,,c e 40 T1. sna
that dozen eggs hatchedi Mr.. Williams
word Is as good as his bond.-Opea IN "
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GOYERNMKNT SALE.

yEFFKRsoNVILLB,I IND, August Is, 1875,
WILL BE SOLD at the yenersonvllle Depot OF
EEsDAY, the Sad day Of September, ias, at 10
O'Clock .. No., under the direction OF Capt. Addison
tity Of Old Pattern Metallic Ea and Cap Tfim%inss,
&C., a. follows:
giles, II ,sSs Hat Letters, 10 rs Hat Numbers, $50
Cros.ed sabres. sz Crossed cannon, 8 Hat wreaths,
366 Shells and Flames, Hl,791 Hat Feathers, IS ,A9S
Hat Feather Sockets, s44 pairs Metallic Scales, "a
Dap Hair Plumes for Light Artillery.
Terms: Cash, In United States funda.
The property can be examined ct any time before
the day Of sale, between the hours Of Q. m. and
en-.
The property to be removed at the ex pense OF the
purchasers, within i've days sfter the day OF sale
JAMES A. EKIN,
sugs0-td Deputy Q. u. Geo., Depot q. h,
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

virtue ofa writ of fier facias issued ont of the
CeIk Office OF the Supreme Court of the District Of
a, pn6lie auction IN front Of the court house
tember, 1875, at ~ O'Clock m the following prop.
erty VIA parcel Of land situated In the county,
vile turnpike road, being the east part of Lot No
3, IN Block lg, to wit: Subdivision Of Howard Uni:
said lot g. running Is 7sst on Wilson street thence
north at right angles with said street 1O feet to an
allie thence east Is feet; thence south $50 feet to
pl.0e II beginning, together with all and singular
tiIe improvements thereon, in the District Of Co.
,Diai seized and LEVIED upon Is the property Of
No; nGss, 10 favor of the District of Columbia
against Richard Jones and Mary Jones, surety,
sep6-td ALEX. SHARP, U. s. Marshal, ID. @.
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~ girl twelve years OF age, living nj
Syracuse, has not tasted food for ten months
sat up, nor spoken. She suffers from an On,
accountable disease which takes the form OF
Her food and medicine are injected.
IA friend sends as a lengthy and highly
euloe1stic communication proposing the
name OF q Cobb county man for governor.
we Like the man well enough, but can't pub
lish it He owes as for several years sub
ecription, and the man who won't pay the
printer has no business being governor
Marietta yoEznal.
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PREPARED FOR HIM.-The other day De-
troit husband was reading in a newspaper
mat The premonitory symptoms of insanity
were wild look, flushed face, thick speech
and -so-forth, and he handed IL 10 his wife,
and remarked:
"Mary, IL ever come home looking that
way, you'll Fnow what IL means, aud you'll
Know what TO do"
Yes, darling" she softly replied, as she
laid The paper down, "Ill have an emetic
Press.
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nJEBCHANTs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
wAsH1sGTos AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the ice Steamships II. O. KNIGHT ant
John GIBSON will make regular week -<D0es
y tIigs betweeen NEW YQBk, ALEX: 4sG2
ANDBiA, WASH N q TON hnd.A@o
SEORGET0WN, as fOliows:-Leaye NEW YORK,
Rom Pier 1, East Riyer, ever SATURDAY st
~ leave GEORGETOWN every TUESDAY At 10
.. m, an ALEXANDRIA the same day.
or tuii Information apply q b p. A. DENHAH,
business Office and wharf, 90 Water street, George
town, ut the Office Of the President, P-strss.
bridge. J. w. THOMPSON, President.
" Eretshts Delivered by Knoxs Ex press Ordsrs
isft at General Once, sos Pennsylyania avenue,
or st the steamer wharf, VIII b prom ptly attended
70 tsll-kf
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Merufnx.

Jay Is dawning. Slim and wide
through the u,ists thaf l,,I,.tff
fmmoies up the sippling tie
With the sea behind ii
Like warriorsrgsl SreF
co mighty mission
Lie and light about him shes
A transcendent vision.
Mailed In gold and fire he stands
And with splendors shaken.
Bids the sleeping seas and lands
Quicken and awaken.
Day Is on as. Dreams are dumb
Thought has light for ncighbor.
hSn be rival giants come
Lo! tie sun and Labori
W r. HeoleTI
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NEW Express LINE VIA CANAL,

PdlLAr ELPHlA, ALEXANDRIA, Va, WASH
lnGTON AND GEORGETOWH, d. O.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier ., North Wharves, PhflsdeIynsa
SATURDAY, at IL m. eN&
From So Water street, Georgetown, zsS95S
u. G., MON DAY at p. m.
This line connects at Philsdelphia with Clydep
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyi.
dence, Boston and New England States. 10 vb arf
age In Boston BY this line.
G. =. HYDE, A gent sOg d. OF o.
Mm. p. CLYDE CO., Philadelphia.
II. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID q. MINK, ~ Devonshirs street, Boston.
Freights delivered by Knox's Express. Or
ders left at General Once, sos Pennsylvania ave
nue., or at the Steamer Wharf, VIII be promptly
attended to. eep9-tr
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"A GENEROUS OFFER.-"Uncie Pete was
asked To subscribe nfty cents 70 his parsons
salary yesterday.
Cant do IL, tell ye. kase dere's mighty
hard times 'pTOachin' on hyar."
''Oh, no, Pete, lie craps is good and we bab
plenty money dis winter"
"1ou'se a fool! How kin dat be when 4
hear Mr.. Jeemes up dar at de bank say dat de
Chloraforney Bank done busted. Jis like dat
Freedman bank did? Can't scribe nuthin'.
honey, but I'll lend the preacher my wood
saw aud buck ,ef ne wants 10 yearn somefn"
This proposition was not accepted.-Aadata
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OAL! COAL! COAL /!
WOOD! WOOD!
COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS,

heys afyau On sand largo and assorted Eoos
o. ANTHRACITE and BITOMINOUS OOALS
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD In the stick, o
nMed And split; all kept under cover.
Having the control Of veral brands Of LIN porta6
md Domestic CEMEHTs and OALOINED PLAS-
Taabbs, md banding yearly many millions Of Ban.
COB LATHS, am IN condition 20 AL orders Of any
character In my line with dispatch and fidelity n
wholesale and retail, UPON tsrnn that DEFY com D.
Central Onhoe-oS3 LouisiAna avenue northwest.
Branch YArd-lst st., bet. B and O sts., southsagS
Wharf-Hoot Of q strest southeast.
oct41-ly WM 0UIHAHD
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MARRIED..

FEARSOS-YARNELL. Ia Georcetov a, 81 n III
I'D II August, AZ the DRubarton parsonAre, hy H..
the Rev. b. p. Brown. Mr.. ALLEN FEA Rs1N ID Miss
JENNIE NkRNELL, daughter OF George ga-neIl,
esQ %, all Of Georgetown.
sIANBoPE,,BEYERIDG On August 18th,
Dir. Dixon, PHILIP ". sTANHoPE, I'll he t-o1
county, kentncky, % Miss IDA BEvEEt3sE of
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ID Il. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE

SffICB Of ThE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, )
WASHINGTON, ID. c, August Is, lS5.S
BY virtue OF authority vested in us as Com
missioners OF the District Of Columbia, and
pursuant TO acts Of Congress approved June 4th,
lVz and une ~, lS74, will sell at public auction,
In front OF the premises on SATURDAY, September
lS, ls76, at four O'Clock p m, the following real
estate In the city OF Washington, to wit Part Of lot
numbered L. IN square numbered two hundred and
nifty three, being particularly described follows
70 Wit Beginning at northwest corner Of said lot,
and thence running south s. feet inches; thence
east feet inches TO east line Of said lot thence
north 50 feet inches; thence west to the place Of
beginning, together with the improvements, &C.,
thereon This property is SIT uste ct toe southeast
corner OF 18th and g streets north west, hAy ing @
front OF Sc feet inches l4th street and IS feet
inches on @ street The improvements consist Of an
old brick building, which has been In use for con-
siderable period IS . school house.
Terms OF sale: One.third cash, and the residue in
two equal instruments In six and twelve months,
with interest at seven per cent per snnun secured
hundred dollars 100 win be required at time Of
SALE All conveyancing viii be at the cost Of the
purchaser. W. DENNIS0N,
j. 81. kRTCHAM,
Commissioners ID. O,
augH-d&ds J. T. GOODWILL, Salesman
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NOHENS LOAN OFFICE, Cornsy Of TIA street.
~ and Nep foys arense, entrance on New IN
1ork avenue. The most private Loan Office "a
In the city. Money loaned 1t the lowest rate0 q
Of interest 90 Gold and Silver w stches Diamonds
Plate and Plated Ware, GUS, Pistols Ladies' and
oentlemens Clothins, Carpets, aud ell articles Of
veAue' Ideally
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A SINGULAR MIsHAP befel a large sand
hill crane at Cumberland, Ky. last Neek
The bird struck al perch weighing about
two pounds and the force OF the blow was
snch that its bill-striking the fsh's back
oone-opened and passed on each side, twist
ing in such a manner thai the bird could not
eNtricate IL, while the fish darted OF into
deep water. A boy saw the two struggling
IN the water and secured both, the ish being
alive but the bird dead.
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STEAMER LINES.
- PECULIAR LINE 70

BOSION AND PhOvtDBNCR,
elegant steamers
Lady Of the Lake and Jane Msseley
viii make four regular trips between WASHING
TON and NORFOLK each week, R
,. D IN s ii the principal River Land
fBE LADY OF THE LAKE gill leave WZSH.
o'clock 2 m, and NORFOLK every TUESDAY
sp Tu TIN IA a nng 3 n.
TON eyery TUESDAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock D.
a., And NORFOLK every MONDAY and THURS
DAY att SPIN.
Fare 70 Norfolk, -; round trip tickets, S. Meals
Vue de L,Eau ~
To Point Lookout and return, a 50; 10 FORTRESS,
monroe or Vue de Z Eau and return, IS. A further
reduction TO families of fifty cents on each fare
Meals and state rooms extra Tickets good on either
boat, and until used.
For Tickets, Staterooms or information apply IT
the ONCE Of the INLAND AND sEABOARD
SOAsTING COMPANY, Room No. 3, National
Department. iyO-Iy
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A FTsu STo,

a FISH STORM party who had recent
~ unsuccesSfIlly tried fishing on Cayuga
lake, and had gone ashore, saw an eagle fv-
Ing over them, bearing a large nsh IN his
taIons. They gave loud scream, which so
startled the eagle that he dropped The Ssh at
their feet. IL proved to be a pike weighing
more tnan three pounds, still alive, and &c
furnished them q hearty meal
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u II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and r streets N. W

u n. WARNER,
FEDERAL Buildings. corner 7tS and strests ". w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE sUBURBAH
q, HbJoiNEp BY sTsfSIpabS HNp ThHE
fSB THf t xsFfta F6k TSE
RR SfGRo4 At A6 SHhtaohh AND OHIO
- By virtue o. deed of trust, dated April ], A.
= recoritd IN IibeT No 64i, folio Isl, one Of the
land for Washington county in the District
the, eby, will seI at auction in front Of the pre-
misses, on MONDAY, September 18th, 1875, at D
Washington, d. C., comprised within the toiIoxing
p1etes and bounds to wit: Be ginning at the Stone
No 4 planted At tn, northwest corner Of that part
Of mroun nYst formerly occupied BY George
south seventy seven CD degrees, east Ave IS
peT Stons Mo- or less with 0y'er line that runs
railroad; thence north forty two aud half (421l
PSes aSd Inks s shf ssd
h 10 paa Gf ot 0 oSns he put Ep
degrees one hundred and thirteen (ll3 perches and
hfteen 5) links to locust tree standing at the end
sixty i've and a quarter 1855 degrees west, forty.
eight 4sl perohes and seven % links; more less
Land formerly held by Mr.. Derringer; thence with
Sad line and continuation of tbs direction there
four (64) acres one % rood and twenty nine (l9)
rerches more or less, excepting six (6) acres and
thirty three (SSl perchss, sold to one Mangum by
BENJAMIN 1: Fenwics, In deed dated September 26,
1884 eud lots numbered 9, 10, IL, II, in square s.
lots 3 and 49, in square s. los 70 a. q 49, "a IS as
and q, in square 8, of r. W. Jones' subdivision OF
"Ivy City"
Terms: 5000, with interest at 10 per cent. Der
snnum from June 5, 1872, to day of sale, and ex-
penses of sale in cash. and the balance at six and
twelve months, with interest from day of sale, Sc
cured by deed # trust on the property sold. ESQ
as deposit will be required at time of sale. All
conveyancing at expense of purchaser. If terms of
sale are not complied with in ten days from day of
sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaUting pur
chaser after ten days advert isement.
GEO. W. STICKNEY. Surviving Trustee.
Rug20- eo&ds j. T. OOLDWELL, Salesman.
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE

In virtue of writ of eri facas issued ont Of the
Clerks office Of the Court of the District Of
columbia and to me dEected win sell for cash, at
September, 1875. at 2 clock m the following de.
scribsd property, TO wit-The undivided one half OF
Lot No 4, IN SQUARE No. s., together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, in the city of
Washington: ID: e., seized and levied upon as the
property OF Isabel Lansran, and will be sold sat
isfy execution No. Is $50, In favor Of Theo n Gill
vs.. kervand d Lsugran.
sep8 dts ALEX. SHARP, q. 8. Marshal, d. G.
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II II. ~ARSER,
10. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Building, corner 7th and r SITS. northwest

TRuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY ON THE MOTH SIDE OF Lon
ISIANA AVENUE, NEXT TO THE CORNER
OF IRA STREET.
- By virtue of a deed Of trust 20 me- recorded in
hi L'ber No. 6fS, folio 81 OF the land records of the
District a COlum bia will sell AZ public auction, in
fTCpt OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, tho 18th
day OF September, 1875, at o'clock m, lot mum
bered four a. of Whitcrofts subdivision Of part of
square number four hundred and fifty eight (l5sl
with the improvements, consisting Of a substantial
nne, and Is about Is feet in de pth.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, and the balance at
SIX twelve and eighteen months with interest from
the day OF sale az seven per cent. per aunum, Sc
cured on tn epTOperty. A deposit OF $40 will be
required Of the purchaser at the time Of sale
sep6 EDWARD NJ. GALLAUDET, Trustee
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA
COUNTY VA, FOB SALE Ar PUBLIC

Of Alexandria county, Va, in the suit Of Roach's
executor rs Roach's devisees the subscriber viii
set building, Alexandria, Va, on ATURDAY,
September %, ln6, at IL O'Clock m, Prospect
sndria county, Va.
- The place lies near the Virginia end Of the Long
Bridge, on the south side OF the Arlington turnpke
and on the west side Of the Alexandria canal; CON
tains ~ acres, all Of the most excellent quality
best description.
The improvements are Q large and substantial
barns, stables, &c
The land has been laid on in parcels and viii be
sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Terms: Twenty per cent. cash; residue in three
equal instruments, at 8, II and Is months, with In
terest TO be secured by the bonds Of the
with good personal security. Title TO be retained
until full payment Of purchase money, and land to
bonds at maturity.
9. FERGUSON BEACH,
augls-eotd Commissioner of Sale
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0A preacher at MaTOa, Ill, fired with
emulation of the only Talmage obtained an
ardlence under false pretences by announc-
Ing that at the conclusion of the customary
SaODath service marriage Ceremony would
be performed. When he had Administered
the benediction he invited his auditors 70
lemain and assist eat the maTTiage-supg
of the lamb
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LOB POTOMAC RIvER LANDINGS,

The swift and favorfte Iron Steamer 90
having been Thoroughly oyerbsuled Anal retired
will resume her trips fer Potomac river Landings Oh
IUESDhi March ID and every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving fitzhushs wharf
foot OF 9th street, at O'Clock Returning, viii
arrive In Washington ever Wednesday ADD 6Hs3ay
evening.
Freight received daily.
fAbE N h FITTHU0H Assn
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor to Green B Williams, Auctioneery
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets

AUCTION SALE OF FRAME BUILDINGS
~ viii sen on MONDAY, the 18Th day Of Sep
u TENDER, at 4 O'Clock, on square bounded By
North Carolina avenue, ID aud streets southeast,
vest OF Proytdence Hospital, one large Frame
Dwelling house OF 70 rooms, including l. addition;
one Houss OF 10 rooms, Of rooms, two Stables
and two Sheds; lot Sand Screens, Crowbars, Tools,
and variety Of other articles, buildings to be
moved before the l2th Of December
Terms: Cash for all sums less than BOO. Sixty
satisfactory security. Ten per cent. required when
articles are knocked down.
drawing paving blocks, unless charges for storage
other expenses paid or before the dsy Of sale