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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10

HOLDERS Of the Mississippi liquidat-
ing levee five per cent, bonds will hear
something to their advantage by sd-
dressing Green's bank, jackson, Missis-
sippi, stating the amount they hold.
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sTOVEs-STOVES-ST IVES.

AT EeGueed Prices, latest improved
Heating stoves, for ParIOr, offices
ChuRches and stores. Largest variety at
H WRITER Il cos.
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CoRNHUsK Cigarettes, full PeriGue,
D. Esch, sole agent, 2l7 Main and '27O
Second strsatR.
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Law REPORTS.
Chanoery COurt-MOrgan, Judge,
This ia motion day.

Circuit COurt-Hetsken, Judge.
J. l.. Meux VS.. Louisville and Nash.
vile railroad company is the only case
on to-dsy's calendar.
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Our Specialties

GET fruit trees from Elmwood nurse.
ry. Office, 346 Main, Schwilps seed
store
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NEURALGIA.-"Neuril"c uresit. Sold
by g. W. Jones q Co., Memphis.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business CoIlep

The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINa
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 24s
second street, TT. WALKER & co,
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Fine stationery, elegant juvenile
books, teachers Bibles, fine pocket books.
A. f. DOD & CO., 34l Main,
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAME0ATs.
FOR CAIRO.
U, n. MaiI-Por IssepoIa, new rad rid,
Hickman and Cs1rs-AnehOr Line.
Steamer ST. GENEVIEvE, IL
sHss D5y DscsI S SsI 81 = q b r.
'''' 1---' " AID. STORM,
supt Mississippi River Elevator Company.
FOR VICKSBURG.
Memphis and VIeksBHrg Packet Comply
U \. Natl Line.
For Vicksburg and all Way Landings.
Blake..... S.oamsr 1OL.A master
IILesves FRIDAY, December 10th, at 5 pm.
supt Mississippi River Elevator Company.
CHEEK LINE.
FOR yIcksburx and all Way Landings.
The elegant steamer
Illinois, -
Mark Il. Cheek...mastsr-Joe.s peers-.....clerk
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY at 8
Pm, connecting with steamers and railroads
for New Orleans.
The Illinois makos close connections with
the Chicot railroad, the Parisott line for points
on Yazoo river, and the +. Z. Lee for New Or
leans.
For Napoleon, Helena, Friars Point and
all Way Landings.
The elegant steamer
a. d. white, kss.s
George Malone. master AL. Cummfns, clerk
Leaves MONDAYS and THURSDAIs,5 pm
Helena and Beds TFI-WeekIy Packet.
The elegant and feet side-wheel steamer
Geo. w. Cheek. -
Nat. 8. Green ...ma ster D. P. Davis...... clerk
VIII leave everv MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, at 5 pm.
Particular attention paid to freight and pas
sengers for Walnut and Council Bends.
For freight or passage apply on BOARD or 10
GEO. W. CHEEK, Supt.,
Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Company,
No. 28S Front street, upstairs,
Or K. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent.
sepl zS Front street
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LOST.

hOG-A black tan Gordon setter dog, large
4 size; no collar; answers to name OF Kip.
WI pay reward by returning 10 ~ Main
street. p. II. BRYSON.
DRACELET-On Saturday last, narrow
ID gold bracelet, marked on the inside. A
liberal reward viii be paid for Its return TO
this office. decs
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DELEGATES sELECTED,
NEW MEMBERS,

The following additional members
have joined since the last meeting: s.
R. Clark, J. NJ. GooGbar, W. D. Beard,
d. G. Trader, Josiah Patterson, Il. W.
O'BannOn, D. G. Treadwell, Jno. Deets,
w. g. Patterson. James GuioD, II. AS.
ksnas, Hezekiah Henley (colored).
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AOG.-Five olIars reward will be paid for
the return to No 2S7 Beale street, OF a
solid uver-colored pointer dog. When strayed
of had b ock and chain on.
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BOYD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

BKLT. On the 2sd instant, after painful ill.,
nees, CARRIE NJ BELT, Infant daug hter VI Thomas
W and Mary &. Belt.
Funeral viii take place at her parents residence,
No AIS street, between III ana 9th north
west: Sunday evening al 5 o'clock. Friends Of the
family are respectfully invited TO attend.
MANGAN. On the cath instant, At O'Clock q.
m; JOHN: ssed months, son OF john and the late
Johanna hangan.
Relatives aud friends invited 70 attend the fu-
neral from 1880 5th street northwest, Sunday, ata
O'Clock D. m.
RIDDLEMosER. On July 22d, ToLxIE RIDDLE
SOsER, In his 2tth yea.
Funeral services at Glenwo-d cemetery, Sunday,
18th Instant, at p. III. =
sWINDELLs. on the morning Of the 23i inst.
EREDERICk ERNEST, only of John A and
Martha A. Swindells, aged months and "a DAYS
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No rs
9th street, Georgetown, at I o clock this evening
1RENOR. In New York, on July 23d, in the 2Oth
X. ID. Berry, of this city.
The funeral will take place from the silence OF
her parents, 1925 9th street, Sunday AFTERNOON,
az O'Clock. Relatives and friends Of the family
requested to attend.
THOMPSON: On the 22d inst, of typhoid fever,
DR.. BENEDICT THOMPSON, aged -.
Funeral from his late residence, No. Cos II Il
Sunday, z5Ih inst, At clock D. m. 81
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rS-Gen. Geo. Z. Mcclellan is now in swift
zerland, and will soon return 10 this coan-
try.
HS-JOscrh l.. Johnston. OF Georgia, Ia
been elected president OF the Arkansas in
dustr!al az iVerSity.
%The French assembly yesterday. by a
vote OF 40 10 l55, agreed tO adjourn from lae
ith OF August to the fth OF November.
81 Congressman Jones is the richest man
10 New Hampshire, and pays "a tax three
times as large as that Of any other man in
Portsmouth,.
rF When young man is far, far from
nome amid gay company. such a trifle a. his
collar button flying of will hurt him mora
than TO break leg.
~The city OF Bridgeport lighted her
streets with gasoline for the first time oa
Tuesday night, and the Standard Saws some
disappointment as 10 lis lighting power was
expressed.
SThe old supcrstitiUuS idea That the hand
OF dead man is "A alisman against evil.
once prevalent among southern negroes
seems not TO have died out. a vault in
GreenVille, Miss. was recently broken omen
and a hand cut from a corpse.
While priest In one OF the Catholic
Churches at Boston was saying mass recent
~ hNe-year-old shaver in one OF the pews
beholdiDg the priestly beretta, jumped up
and astOniShed his parents. the Congregation.
the priest and the acOlytes 10y yelling out:
"Oh, shoot that hat"
BS-The Omaha papers are endeavoring 10
cover up the fac; that only one end OF the
racine railway comes into their town by
making great fuss about an invention for
baicbing chickens BY steam. But their
lelgned indifference cannot deceive Council
BlunS, nor avert the slow and moving digi-
tai extremity OF scorn.
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sshLTIBogE AND OHIO BAILRoAp.
SUMNER sCHEDULE-JGyz 8, 1875
FECN NA<HINgrON CIT1

FECN sASHISGTON CITY.
ses =. =, s,s,iino-e az Way Ststions.
'.a3 = -, iAisInore, Annapolis, Frederick and
T2"s ~ .IsI.irl.re. B-sakfou n, Rsiay.
- u s,sTn.og and Virginia sPrin-1. Pdr'-
zoo = Ii, NV York. Cane May, FhiIadeI, his.
BOstO, B.it : and Relay.
La'i, ! oGl,y vile, .. l.. uis, Pit;sbargh, Deer
~ rss.r5 :, = C essr WI trcderiek- Pa'
$40: r. v ..t:ng.,rJ melton ani W. ststJons,
Weir Eolit,u Branch
7a.IS = m, Baltimore end Relay.
q 70 a n, Baltimore, ELioott City and WsJ 5ts-
Z.eo ,. n, Hs5 Y1rs, Phiisat-lphi.. Eo.toa, se,,
ta4S. s..d = -i:.ulg n a: EsiIg Il 80
n % Sundays, Baltimore aud Way sts-
go = E,.,i.,'. .rs-re, La1reI and Kslsy.
a. T.. Fro,ieriok, W4shTHg'-n Junction snd
VA SLsti1Ls, vis Hetrp poli;sn B-auchJ
go ) u, baltimore, FREDERICK Al Way Sta
90 ? N, Baltimore aud Beisy
30 = n, Cai-asO- - Louis, Louisville, Coluui-
p. >auc -sNy; tincinus'i, Dec Park berk--
fE'.Fr-. B'sIsfGs ar ParksySbErz GSd BEN
$40 ,. m. Hs-erstovu. winchester, snd Wa,
stations, US Metropolitan Branch
Is y. NJ Bal;iraore ana Kelsy. Way Stations
sIsrm, B.ltrmeIs and Way statto45
9 o. 8. n, Baltimore Past z Ipr--.
sI5 , n. Tai-i,s t.; Ph.l.delphia, New York
and B..-tn.i f--t EyTre-s.
crf7 $, L5aL, aIf P,t:s5r-s etatss.
BrsHkfqV ~ GrGfsla
SUNDAY TRAINS.
30 ?. m, Baitim4re, PhIIadel yLia, New York
and Boston ra~t Express
brftrso+s an Wcy SfI:tc~i.-- L., 80, 800,
IS aai ~ = n.
E- Batiu.ors asd RsiGy-6.50 E. Il ) 90 and
vm.-s,6S >. n, 80 and IL as ,. m, s,ODDin.
- during the week
ET Al T~s.ns Sop a. gtadI1 Hcts., Relay kfosss
=. fltOH.
FOR further Information apply at th9 Baltimore
sd One Iicket OtiCes. v Arlington Station, and
80 P-unsy wants avenue, Vaere oTi,rs viii be
ssseu for BaEsse u be checked aud received Of any
ISIfiu the City.
L. q COLE, General Ticket 4 seat.
$50. :. kOOSTZ, General gent. ieT
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COAL AND WOOD.

STkIkEI STRIKE STRIKE FOB YOUR
~ FLIES!
WOOD WOODl C0ALl COALII
S5.0G-S5 OO-S3 GO-S5.OO.
Being crowded with cOnsignments of all kinds o..
NOUD, Cargoes upon cargoes, daily arrivals, more
than We can dispose Of rssdily at wholesale, hence
Ne are pleased To inform the public that nOtwith-
standing the strk" IA the coal mines propose TO
furnish irei At price within the means OF the hmm
blest individual
LOOK LOOKl
GOOD PINE WOOD delivered for g ; per cord
OAK from So to- 81.
All kinds OF COAL, with 2.24O lbs to the ton at the
lowest possible priCe.
Also, SAWED and SPLIT WOOD at correspond
fngly low prices, at
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
NJ ain Office and Depot at JohusOn's Wharyes, foot
OF 18th and 18th streets southwest.
naoo, ll202 Y street northwest,
S1i12 9th street - mays eoly
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enough 10 be sure OF that lie never f,llowe,
HIM. but slipped Gus of the side-foor. ans ma
next day, saw him back I'm camp a -. :.
rsle. and sterner than was his wont NM ~ =
clear gray eyes dauufiessly honest aud brave.
And i reca on, Ia this uay. Lumlev nevs~
knows Row much ne owes his old mate or
mat bis Iulie bad one true lover. whom he
once knew and appropriate 10 himself i'm
The person 81 Lum ey'S Partner.
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THOMAS DOWNING,
Il AuctiOneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of Latimer 4 Ceary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO ELIGIBLE VA
CAN'T LOTS, yBY 1885, ON FIFTEENTH
sTREET, MAR NJ. AND NEAR TIE LOU
Use HOME" AND FOURTEENTH STREET
CIRCLE.
IN BY virtue Of q deed Of trust dated October
~2o6th, 1874 and recorded amo ng the land records
>~of the District of Columbia, in liber 763, folio
40 and by direction Of the psrty secured thereby,
the subscriber will sell, the premises, to the high
est bidder, at clock in the afternoon, THURS
DAY, the 29th day of July instant Lots numbered
and 7, six and seven,l in John Dsyidsons subdi-
vision OF square 2l4, 1.-TWO hundred and fourteen,)
The tea Gus of sale are: 1925, together with the
expenses Of SALE and the interest due the entire
debt, in cash; and the residue the 9th day OF
May, A. d. 1876 said residue to bear interest from
the day of sale at per cent. per annum until paid
and to be secured by deed OF trust the premises
sold. The lots will be sold separately, and leo on
each lot must be paid By the purchaser at the time
purchaser and if the terms Of sale not complied
with within five days from the day of sale, the Trus-
tee the right to resell the property or any
Fart thereof at tns risk and cost q the purchaser
jy20-d ICriticI THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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Give fools their i aud knave> their rover,
LIT font unes babies rise and fall.
v 20 SONS u~ld or trains n rwsr
Or plants tree, Is more than sll
For hr Y ln bless. most + blesr.
And God and man shall have his worth
1H tolls - leave JeQucst
Il add c beauty 10 the earth.
AID soon or late. - all who COW.
The time yf hsrve-r shall be given:
III hnAerS >h.il bi1an5. The frn.r ali grow
IL not on ,arth, al le asst in Heaven.
II n "a Arfrr
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,
THOMAS DOWLINR.

Y'HOMAS BOWLING,
u AuCtIpuetr aud Real k=tate Broker
At the old s.rrd OF LsiirIlar & Cieary,
Southeast corns, Pennsy .uia avenue aud li.h 81
TRUsTSES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON INV YORK AVENUE, BETNEEN
AUCTION.
- BY vir;ue az a power contained il deed Of
80 trust, duly IecprJCd in Liber 1856, folio Az ct
- fe~I one Of land records for the District % Co
iumlla VII sell az public auction, on the premises,
On TN ReDA l, July 2gth, ISIS, at clock q.
m, lot No. 5, in square No sl4 fronting sixty 16ii
feet ten lOl inches the north side of New York
aEenne by en- irregular depth Of about one hundred
ard forty (li0l Get
Terms: Onc-thirj cash; balance in one, two, three
and four years, with interest at EIGHT per cent.
until paid; the interest payable semi Annually on
the deferred payments. All couveysncing at the
cost Of the purchaser. deposit Of : 100 required
a. soon as the property j. struck "a.
GEORGE PETER. Trustee
THOMAS DOW LING.
JyI3 IL y! p .20,H Auction"Cr.
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NEW EXPREss LINE VIA CANAL,

NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL
" BETWEEN
PHiLADELPHiA, ALE&ASrRIA, Va WASH
IEGTOS AND GEORGETONN, q,
SAILING DAYS.
SrCM Pier Z, North Wharves, Pnii,ietthss
SATURDAY, 1t IL Ii. sT~@ q
From 50 Water street, Georgetown, sesESsE
ID. G, MONDAY st 2. m.
This line Connects at Phflsdeiphia With Clyde,
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyi
c lCe, Boston and New England States 30 WHAT
age ia Boston by this line.
G.F. HYDE, Agent tox D. ctO.
WM. p. CLYDE CO. Philadelphia.
Y. A. REED. Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID c. MINK, "a Devonshirs street, Boron.
IL Freights delivered by knox's Ex press. Or
1ers left at General Office, COS Pennsy lysnia ave
nue., OF at the SGesDers' Wharf, vii De prngrlpti,
attended 70. 800 II
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STEAMER LINES.
pEGUIAR LINE TO NORFOLK NEW
~ YORK. BONTON And PROXIDE NCE.

VpEGULAR LINE TO NORFOLK. NEW
h YORK. BOSTON AND PROVIDE NCE.
On and after MON DAY, July Il, 1875, the new and
ct CANT steamers
Lady of the Lake and Jane MsSeley
VIII make four regular tri - between WASTING
ooeiSs at PriHepa R sfSS Lad EseG
II =. a. follows. tfsz1xEElaD
The LADY OF THE LAKE will leave WASH
lNGfON every MONDAY and THO SpaY at 3
ocicSk 2. m. aud NORFOLK ever TUESDAY
and FElDkI at y. m.
THE JANE MOSFBEf uil leave WASHING
1OS every u ESDAi Gud klD.Y .. 3 O'Clock y
m, and NORFOLK every MONDAY and THURS
DAY AT =. N.
Fare to Norfolk, 50: round trip tickets, So Meals
and state Ms extra.
INCLUSION RATES-Eound trip tickets at re-
cuc"c rates 10 Point Lookout, Fortress Monroe sad
Nue De l. Fan.
To Point Lockout and return, sam. TO Fortress
Monroe or Nue de l. Ian AID return, is. A further
reduction 30 families Of fifty c9uts on Zach fare
Meals aud state rooms extra. Tickets good either
boat. aud until used.
For Tickets, St.,teTou1ss or Information apply A.
the Cfhce of the INLAND AND sEABOARD
tOAsIlNG COMPANY, Room No. ,, National
Metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite Treasury
Department jy2OI
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UNDERTAKES.

T'Hk GkkAT hEmEDlfs lor consumption,
MooREs Pancrestic Emulsion and Pancreaiine
Medical men who have made IL special study testify
that life is prolonged in remark able manner, sppe-
lite strength, and weight digestion greatly
promoted, nourl-hment impaired, and the general
condition of the body improved by their Price
from "a. to 2ls. sAyORI q MOORE, Chemists 70
the Queen, ii. IL. II the Prince Of Wales, His High
ness the Khedive Of Egypt, &C, D las New Bond
Street, London, and all Chemists. NoTE.-Name and
trade mark on each bottle iy16-<ths.ly
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
lu BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK..

Hereafter the nne. Steamships z. O. KNIGHT snS
John GIBSON will make regular week -r6cxss,
g trips betveeen NV YORk, ALEX -91kE9
ANDbIA, " 4 S u I n TON anI.<x1<<kz4
GEOkGETONk, ss fOliOws:-Lease NEW YORK,
from Pier East River. every IS TURDAy at
m; leave GEORGEHOWS every TUESDAY at 10
D. N. end ALEXANDRIA the same day.
For fGli Information apply To Il. p. a. DENHSM,
business once and wharf, 63 Water street, George
tom, at the of &C of the President, Pstrest
bridge. J. W. THOMPSON, President.
~ Freights Delivered by kDOK's EK press Order
tett at General Office, COS Pennsylvania avenue,
Or .! tie steamer wharf, VII % promptly attended
20 tell-cY
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
ii OT COU,VMRIA

SPECIAL Te-m.-Probae Jnytsdtettoa judy 6th, 1878
In the matter OF the will CT JOHN BAKER:
Application for letters testamentary on the
estate Of John Baker, Of the District of Co
ininbia. has this day been made by Richard J. Col
Inns. Ali persons interested hereby notified to
appear in this court on SATURDAY, the 3lst day
OF July next. at II o'clock q. m. to show cause
why letters testamentary the estate of the
said deceased should not issue prayed. Proridsd
copy OF this ordsr be published once a week for
three weeks. in the Evening Star. previous to the
jyl0-s 81 A. WEBSTER, Register of Will.
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THEOLOGY IN CoLoRADo.-The report ola
sermon by Fremont county preacher is
worth repeating here: "Boys, Won n find this
life Just ike a game OF seven -lp. You want
10 save your tens and look out for game am
never beg when you hold agoot hand. Also,
recollect In the long run low counts as rnucl
as high ~ IL Is only a trump. The devil has
stocked the cards. but jist play 'em honest,
ana when NJ comes your deal yer bOun' ogtt
winnin hand every time. and old splff-hoof
viii just have % jump the game and look for
softer snap. Also, If you happen TO turn
JACK call II lucky, but don't forget 20 remen-
Der that iuruin' Jack Is uncertain business
anu IL never do To bet on."--Dearer Mirror
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Devlln 4 Co..

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
The III day Of July, ISIS.
ELEANOR MILLER, by committee, &C vs. GsoRaK
W. MILLER ct. al.-No. 4,4S9, Equity Docket
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. S. T. Thomas,
her solicitor, is ordered that the defendapts d
hied cause his appearance to be entered herein on
or before the first rule day occurring forty days
alter this day: otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with As in case Of default ~
BY the Court, A WYLIE Justiee &c
True copy-Test:
jy8-th ST r. J. MEIGS CLARK
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y THE SUPREME COURTOF TUrDT.rpIC-
OF COLI MIRA ASA MI

ffoltrF Sps1tat TsrHl. JAY lO,a lss
IN tn case q Elizabeth RAgan afninis,ra,,,x
~ THOh PsOs BAGAN, deceased. the sd 1o,.
1-IairiN Aforesaid has with IN. apnroh.ti.T ~
The supreme Court Of the District ~ C-IIr ~, ~
si.resaid. appointed SATURDAY, July sI.t
1-45. for the final settlement ana dist,i'
tgilon o. the personal estate Of said de-
Nsa-ed- and OF The Assets In hand A. far n.
the same have been collected and turned int
money; when and where all the creditors aud
heirs 81 said deceased notified 20 attend with
tLeir clslu- properly vOuched, or they may other
us = law be excluded from all beneft In said de-
S,-t-l estate Preceded, a copy Of this order be
5nbIisled once a week for three weeks in the Eve
-iLe Sfar previous % the said day. Test
yI--iHS A. WEBSTkk. Register OF wills
TINS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .uh.cri.
a. ~ LAYING obtained from the Supreme Court Of
- BtstrIct Of ColUmbis, holding a Special Term
Eel tfnentary on the personal estate Of BEN
iHItN y NEEDS, late Of District Of Co.
49, u-ce.sel. All persons having claims
,IIii.t The ssid dec s-e1 are hereby warned 10
sNIol te SAME VII b the vouchers thereof 10 the
- Peg. On CT befsre the 6th day Of Juiy
A. - Ray otherWiss % law be excluded from
IT, 81 c'J q J-.y- IS 0' '-i HH"oi
, AhS 81 ELEAECR y NEEDS Ereop,rix
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iy22-d THOMAS DOWLISG, Auct.
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
ederal Building, corner 9Th aud r SITS northwest

Federal Building, corner 9TH aud n SITS northwest
- By virtue Of deed of trust to me- dated June
Eli ~, 1874 recorded in Liber No. 75i, folio lJi,
one Of the land records for the county of Washing
ton, District OF Columbia, shall sell on MONDAY,
August I'd, 1873, at O'Clock .. in front of the
premises Lot fifty two of Daniel Cratty's su bdivi
sion OF part OF square east Of square five hundred
and nine, together with the improy sments thereon
being two story Brick House
Terms Of sale: One fonrth cash. of which $50 will
be required to be Immediately paid after sale bal
ance in g. IL and Is months thereafter, with 10 per
cent interest to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property. III the terms not complied with in 10
Jay after day Of sale the property will be old at
the rsk and cost Of the defauting purchaser after
of deeds and recording to be pail by the purchaser
JOHN W KENNEDY, Trustee
Jy2l-d IL. III. WARNER, Auctiopeer
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NEW YORK AND WARRINGTON
~ THROUGH LINK TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA,
nEW YoRK,

~ ThR0UGB LINZ 70 BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA,
nEW YoRK,
ALL POINTS IN The NEW ENGLAND
STATES.
gHBOUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORR
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
4aS equipment on this Inns Is and = the mos1
eIessnt and IN prov 81 finish.
IEAlN LEAVING AT % a NJ Is PULL
GAh PAkLOR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.
PELLHSN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
MIGHT TRAINS.
"a AID AFTER MAY ~, ls75, trains BY this
Enc VIII leave Depot Of Baltimore and POtOlnsc
ssailrC I'D. corner Of 9th and streets follows:
T-iE b n Express for Phnsdelphia, New York,
- and points East daily. escept Sunday.
R.-S a n. Limited III press-PuiUIan Car Traft-
Tor Philadelphia, New York aud points East
daily EXCEPT SUNDAY.
I;I- 2 m EyPre-s Tor Phflsdelphis aud Esw York
daily except SUNDAY.
S;90 2 N E1pross for Philadelphia and ~sy points
S.Os .. m. Express Tor PhiIaaeIphis, New York
and points Egst daily.
PULLMAN PARLOR CA.S on al Day Trains
ri BLAAS PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
EiEnt Trains.
Tskets and information can be procured at the Of
c. " the CON paIy.
B4EyaG, called fcr and checked 81 hotels and prf-
vac residences orders left ~ the Offices Of the
Company. northeast 18th street and Perusyl-
toIls ayeare, and on northeast corner Of PennsyI-
gania 1yeI-s ana 9TH street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAIL
Road, corner s'h and stTeess
General Passenger A gent. Phiiateip hia Pa
GEORGE c. WILKINS,
feoi Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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LOB POTOMAC RIvKg LANDINGS.

The gvift and fasOri,e Iron Steamer sEy-~ Il
having been thoroughly Overiauled aid ref-ted.
viii Iesurle her trips for Potomac ryer Landings
IT. ESDAl, March "a, and every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving fitzh uRh's wharf,
loot Of 9th street, at O'Clock A. Returning, viii
arrive in sshinston every Wednesday .Do 6sn5s'
cveaiEg
freight received daily.
Al lfrCights must Le PREPAID.
febH n. d FIT2HCGH, Asen
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To NhPI Nay.
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
~ pLi On = a-t ~ pres Tr.iu -
81 81 -, fb ,1 10 CAPE May = -
LeaNe ns-hinEt.n-1 5 n. m, day ExpressJ
afrivinE At Cape hsy AZ D II
Leave " aShiuEtpn-e 23a IA Limited NJ pyessl
arriving AT Cspe May at 5 . m
On Limited Express an extra sea,-fsre Of slI5 is
charged between W ashingtCn and Philadelphia.
'yStr General PassenTer Agent.