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LOWELL. Entered into rest, On Friday, August
lsh Al 2. m, jos. LOWELL, formerly resident VI
horTistown. n. J., "a the S)th yesr Of his age;
Friends OF the family invited - attend the fu-
Admiral RadfOre, 3 sto1dard street, Georgetown.
PRATRER. Ga the 2lst inst, Oliver ASHLEY,
youngest child CO IL. y. and Hennaretts Prsther,
aged months.
Funeral sunday afternoon, I'd inst at Q clock,
from the residence of the parents, No. Si3 18Th
street souiheast Relatives sLi friends invited %
attend.
sAwYIR NJ p p. SAWYER diea ut his re~i
denee, d Prosped street, Georsetown, Friday, at
Funeral win take place from his late re.idepce,
50 Prospsct street, Georgetown. on Monday, nj
Viteo 70 attend.
SAUTER. On August .lst, ~ o O'Clock A. N, =.
WILLIAM r., son % Michael J and Mary T. saa-
ter, aged years aud months.
His funeral will take place 70 morrow Sunday
afternoon, at O'Clock. from the residence III his
parents, iii 18th street northwest.
THOMAS. In Georgetown, on the morning Of the
list inst, OF brain fever, Katy ELEAso d nghter
Of George W. and Eullaa Th01nas, sgal SeaTs and
2months.
Funeral VIII take place tomorrow Sunday al.
ternoon, az clock, ron her psrenis residence.
No. 30 Frederick street.
THURMAN. On the 18th instant, at ] O'Clock O.
D., OF consumption, JOHN TRURNAS, IN the SD year
Funeral VIII tale place from his late residcsee,
No. 1904 street northwest, at o ciock SUNDAY
afternoon. and proceed % 81. Patrick church.
Friends ard relsses are respectfully invited 70 a.
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ANOTHER MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE
The BrtdegTO01I Lost HIS "Receipt."-There
was enacted yesterday in the clerks Office or
this city another marriage in high lie in
BEDFORD. Ii appears that Isaac Hawks.
young Whoever, and native OF Surry coun-
~, y. C., came 10 Bedford a few years since
and succeeded in winning the affections OF
Paulina Belle MoOrman,a blithe girl offfteen
summers. AS her parents objected to tue
marriage, the loving couple lied 10 North
Carolina, where they sOlemDiZed the rites OF
matrimOny according TO the customs OF the
Old North state. They returned to this state,
hoping mat The course OF their new life
would ICnCefCrth run smooth. The father OF
the young bride, however. fell suddenly and
abruptly upon them In this city, yesterday,
and though Informed by them that they had
been united in wedlock In another state, he
insisted upon having the ceremony performed
again. The young husband objected for some
time, saying that they had been married
once, but that he lad lost The receipt" which
lie had gotten for his wife. The obdurate
father in-law persisted in his demands, aud
making them proceed up the steep and rugged
nlAI 10 The courthouse, they repaired 20 TIE
clerks office, where a license was issued and
they were relolned III wedlock by Rev. :. J.
Lyon. The bridegroom pOcketed his ''re-
ceIpt, which he sTears he intends 10 pre-
serve for future reference.
This is the second case OF the kind that has
tTanspired here within the past week, and.
strange enough, az OF the parties hail from
Bedford. Something must be wrong in that
old county, and We nodeStly suggest that az
"Inspector OF Marriages" be appointed es-
pecially FOR Bedford 70 examine the Inatri-
Blonfai titles Of her good people, in order that
all who have no receipts for their wives
may be brought to this city, where they may
be remarked with all due rites and &c reno
MES Lyflcfbl,Tg RclJ1ttstc0ft 1872.
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AN IMPRESSIVE SrGHT.-rhere were sew
enteen OF them-exactly seventeen. They
marched down Michigan averue IL doubie
hle-sH but one. He marched alone at the
head vi tie column. They were nobie Young
men. They had high foreneSts and fntelif-
gent faces, and there was "A stern. determined
look on each face-a look which said they
would die al their oouutTy's cali. Were hoy
going forth 10 battle? Were they going 70
the rescue OF some kind sentiment which the
wicked world was trying to blot from Jhe
hearts OF mem Were they going % the sue
cor OF the unfortunate and Cistresscd2 No.
not cents HOrtA-tAey were going out n
play base bail. 10 was aa imposing s!ght =,
see Them maTca, march. march. each form
erect, each step in time, eacn lace bearing
mat lock which wlrriCrs wear when Tire 70 ar
d TIE battle tS loUleS'. II every one Of the
seventeen had been Oh their say 10 The wood
pile or cOrn-ield he sight could not have
been more grand or thrilling.-De,ruI Frec
Pros.
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\ DELICATE QvEsTToN.-I ran across a
gentleman whom I had not seen cDr 4 year
Ia the simplicity Of my heart Inquired III
his Vile was here. The muscles OF ms face
contracted as he replied IN Tie negative. ]
was afterward Informed that the bonds OF
hymen had been dissolved between himself
ana MS spouse some three months ago. L
struck another Old sca-slOre acQuafntance.
"How is Your hush6nd?'' was my natural IN
curry. "Well, 4 presume, > was the laconic
reply. but The WOInan's face told no ta.e. An
houf iater The story noated 20 NY car that
She would tread the meandering path OF life
and fortune minus her lord. Is everybody
divorced from every body else? 7 wonde cred.
Aenceforward do not intend IN mention
wlfe's name 10 husband nor husbands name
20 wife daring my soJoOTn az Cape May
i'hg0 Bulletin.
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/. ga kidnapping adsir-catching youns

ga kidnapping affsir-catching a young
goat asleep.
VMen who 90 ont for "larkn more often
make It q "swallowp
ga new style OF fan has made its appear
ance, the handle Of which forms q pocket
handkerchief holder, whilst at the extreme
edge tiny scent bottle La concealed.
having ten grown up brothers 20 watch over
her, and she says more men raise their hats
70 her Than any other ten gigla IN the city,
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A LE4AHDRA AND WASHINGTON Il. 4.

fI'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the Subscriber
has Obtained nom the Supreme Court Of the
Dlstriet 81 Columbia, holding Special Term. let.
q s4iaill-raf1cn a. the personal estate OF
AIN L kESDRICk, late Of Districf Of Coium-
.la, deceased All persons having claims against
VI sald creased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the
sane, with the voncheTs theresa 10 The sIbscrser
on or bti9rS the 3si day Of July next: they
.st cterNise b. law be excluded FRI all benefit OF
day 81 July, I5y5 Maya NoRRIa
IyWtArsgs Adninistrafrix n
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EEO. w. sTICKNEY,
Room 9, LIE Droit Building.

SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER.
TY ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
SOUTH CAROLINA Avenue AND TENTH
STREET EAST, CAPITOL HILL. AT PUB
~ By virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court Of
E:a the District OF Columbia, passed in q certain
eau'e wherein William Mclean + complainant, and
Mary G. Young ct al. are defendaute, the same be-
ing No. 335l, Eq. Doc. L. shall offer for safe, at
public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day Of
August, 1885, O'Clock p. m, In front OF the prem
ises. Lots iettsred A, =, D, and ., Except the
Of Littes subdivision OF part OF original Lot No.
The property il improved by six new and neat
two story Frame Dwellings,, and one large new
A plat OF the property, showing the frontage OF
each building and Dimensions OF each lot has been
prepared, and will be exhibited on the ground on
Terms Of sale. One third Of the purchase money
cash; balance in equal ipstalments, ct 6, L. and Is
months from day Of SALE the purchaser to give notes
fer the deferred payments bearing interest at the
OF eight per cent per annum. 10 be secured by
the retention Of the title to the properly By the
the purchaser 1t tbs time Of SALE All convsyancins
- '''' = VI vi IGGENE GARUsr. Trustee.
fug-N eo&ds GEO, W. e1ICkN1yi Auct,
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V'HOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of Latimer & Cieary
Southwest corner Pennsylva avenue aud Nth st.

VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE BTS,-
MSS PROPERTY On 7TH STREET, NEAR
J. STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
o., On MONDAY. August 23d, 1875, at 6
III O'Clock p M, in front of the premises, will
sell part Of Lot numbered 9, in square numbered
$50, fronting IL 6l2 feet on the east side of 7h ST.
near street northwest: with depth of SO 10 l2
feet, with three foot alley street; improved
by a two-stcry Brick Dwelling and Store with
wafer, gas, &c being No. 1888 9TH street,
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest al per cent ,
secured by deed of trust on the property. All con-
yeyanciIg at the cost of the purchaser. A deposit
Of 8 leo required when the property is bid off.
Auglg-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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EEO. W. STICKNEY,
VI Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Room . LIE prOir Building
Trustees, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Situated ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF Q
STRE.T, BETWEEN 10Th AND 10TH SITS.

TEUSTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
shIuATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF Q
sT SIR +, II 1; BETWEEN 1JIH AND 10TH SITS.
81 BY virtue of deed Of trust to us, dated Au-
~ gust Tth, A. ID. 1874 and duly recorded in Liber
=. E3, folio AS, one of the land records OF Wash
ingtop city, District Of Columbia, aud by the re-
quest oil the parties secured thereby, we will sell at
public auction, in front Of the premises, or THURS
DAY August Goth, ISIS, at O'Clock p. N all that
Certain piece or parcel Of real estate, situate in
Washington city, District Of Columbia to wit: Part
OF Lot numbered twelve, az in square numbered
one hundred and ninety f0ur, ls4i beginning for
the same twenty four feet 2i east from the n0Ftn.
west corner Of said Lot II ON . street; running
thence east on the line of said street twenty two
Feet thence due south one hundred 100 feet thence
due west twenty two 22l feet; thence due north one
hundred C0l feet To the beginning, being Lot num-
peied twenty one, (2l,) of the subdivision of said
square, (l9i.D
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six (61
and twelve " months, for which the notes Of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate OF ten per
cent from date Of sale, and secured by a deed Of
trust on the property, will be required deposit
Oi 10 will be required. If terms of sale not
complied with in seven days, the Trustees reserve
The rs h to resell the property at risk aud cost of
b. II. WARNER. tr-.
{. ~ M0ULTON, ( trustees
euRl3-eo6ds GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auct
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ID 1T. " AKNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and AuctIoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts. orthwest
OFFICE OF THB CSMNIssIoyERs OF THE

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August l6, lS75.N
&fH By virtue of authority vested in us Com
LIZ missiouers OF the District of Columbia, aud
PURSUANT 10 acts of Congress approved June ith,
l72 and uue 20, 1874 will sell at public auction
in front of the premises, on SATURDAY, September
-, ISIS, at four o'clock D. m, the following real
estate, in the city OF Washington to wit: Part Of lot
numbered IA, in square numbered two hundred and
fifty-three, being particularly described as follows
to wit Beginning at northwest corner of said lot,
and thence running south 50 feet 9inches; thence
east SIS feet inches 10 east line OF said lot thence
north So feet inches; thence west to the place of
beginning, together with the improvements, &C.,
thereon. This property is situate at the southeast
corner Of 18th and G. streets northwest, having a
front Of So feet inches 18th street and IS feet
inches on street. The improvements consist Of an
old brick building, which has been in for con-
siderable period as q 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 annum, secured
by deed of trust on the premises. deposit Of one
hundred dollars lOO will be required at time of
SALE. All conyey ancing will be a. the cost Of the
purchaser W. DEHNI50N,
J. II. KETCHAM,
Commissioners ID. g,
augI7-d&ds It. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
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Grown her viii aovecsl sh. d the st.-, 81,
RCse~ Tor TO gsliy ana misnsnstta " VIZ
For sweet haCuitfy, and lilte<
With morning dcw for buly PURITY.
Crown her Vi STAR. She sfhs az ~ ss.rs-
They sparkle round Ser maiden rsi IN shower.
ID stretch their beans q ic4G IN eOlden bar
MAKING pavement for hcr uisfesis.
Afosn her isL prayer Ne l. The queen a rr.x..
W " IN ssSer hAnds she gsthess every one,
Nstilnr hef into rArArds fNr her Scn.
noNlre th'in close with fHnd. maternal care
eNeet oNer-nrst planet In thu realms above
NfoNh htr " ith love. she b the gueen q hove
c. M WE'LL
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AUCTION SALES.
fCTUR e DAYS.
FT,HOMAS BOWLING,
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand of Istirner Cleary,
Southeast corner Pennsy iva MIA and llth H.

sou.heast Pennsyi va mia enue and nth st.
TRUsTEE,s sALEQF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At At sS44kk1sMy ibI IN PRINCE GEORGES
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date the
- 2lst day Of October, ISIS, and duly recorded In
records o. Prince Georges county, State Of Mary.
land and by direction of the holder tho note Sc
sEsnS E sS st psss nhsd p5n S
M0NDAf, the 23d day OF August, 1878, at Is
lying and being in Prince Geeree's county, in the
state Of MARYLAND, an.i adjoining the lands Of Mrs.
north, the public road on the west, snd G D. VII
lard and others on the so1th-being part of the Hay
T. L. Patterson1and contained Within the following
m , ana e9Tnd5 and distances iollow,ns
7o peIches the lth line OF the first piece or par
Gel OF land described in the deed from T. L. PatIer
aud wife 10 P A DarneiIie-it being in the ecu
ter Of the road leading through the said piece OF land
to the farm of Rishari Halls heirs. and running
thence with tn1e center Of sail road north S. deg
west Is O6 perchas, then south IS deg. 80 min west
II ~ perches, th.n north 81 deg. 50 min. west 5
es, then 63 leg. B. min. IS O3 perchss t. the
end Of o. perche. the 5h line Of the aforesaid
the 9Th 7th, sE and 9th Iipes thereof south 6l deg
west W perehes, south 2s deg. west % o. perches
then south IS deg. west "a perches, south 52s deg
then running At rignt angles TO the lIth line of the
perehes, TO the end of IO7 psrches on the Ist hre
Of the second piece of land described in said deed
and with said line reversed. and part of the 18th
line of the first piece aforesaid. north deg east
80 o. peTches TO the beginning, containing and laid
ont for fifty t5Gl acres.
Terms OF sale One third cash; balance in s, u,
and Is months, with interest tine deferred payments
TO be secured by deed of trust the property sold
All cOnyeyancing at the cost of the purChaser. If
the terms of sale not complied with within five
days the trus the right to resell the
risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser after Civ
ing ten DAYS notice deposit OF { 100 will be re.
quiTed at the time of sale.
The srOunt due under the above deed Of trust il
So Geo. yth interest from October 2l5, 1873, less the
sum Of S5z7 81.
ROBERT p. DODGE, Trustee.
Jy3l 2avts TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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TEUsTEE7S SALE OF A FAKm.
IN THE SUPREME coURT OF THE DISTRICT

Rolding a Special Term, AHgnst 7th, ISIS.
In the case of John G. Amberger, administrator OF
JOHN AMBERGER, de ceased. the administrator
aforesaid has with the appreciation of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia aforesaid appoint
cd TUESDAY, August 24th, A. ID. 1878, for the
final settlement and distribution Of the personal
tate Of said deceased and Of the assets in hald,
far the same have been collected and turned into
money, when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of sad deceased are notified to attend, with their
claims properly youched, or they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit In said decesseds
estate: Provided, copy of this order be published
once a week fer three weeks in the Evening Star
previous to the said day. Test
aug7 SIT A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills
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THE FIRST BABY OF THE NORTHERN
SIEERAS. II was only twenty-five years
ago-in lsJO--that the following incident oc-
CURED az DoTnlevllle, In Sierra county: The
country was full OF men engaged in mining,
ana DOWnleyllle was, 10 use the phrase OF the
times, busy camp. There had been built
Tor public uses large building, sometimes
used as a theatre and sometimes for the pur-
poses OF public hail. The surrounding
sulches were filed with men rude OF man
neTs. but Iull OF tender memories, and there
Was thtn out q score OF women in the county,
ard not baby, Tar a. was generally
ECown, in the circuit OF hundred miles II
" as the Fourth OF July, and Downieville cell
ebrated. The stars and stri pes llOated from a
peeled and lofty pine, and the chorus OF the
anvil had re-echOed through the hills. The
house was crowded with the miners; poet
reader and orator had performed their parts.
ana the recently organized bras band WAS
giving IN bCisterUuS resonance some popular
national anthem, when suddenly there burst
out the feeble wall OF an lnfant-IirSt low,
then swelling out In all the defiant strengths
OF BABY lungs. The band put forth its louiest
strains; the baby, melted TO renewed exertion,
reGoubled Its ylgor. L was nip and tuck be-
tween band and baby. The young mother did
Fer pest 10 divert the child and hush him,
when from the audience there uprose Draw
ny miner, and shaking his fist at the music
cried. "Hush that id internal band and
give the baby chance" TIE band stopped
ITS playing, and never did stalwart men
listen 20 sweeter music than those exiles
from nome and women as they drank Ia the
tones OF tie wailing child. There were tears
IN many an eye. The child was hushet upon
It's mothers breast, and at the word there
went up three rOusing cheers for tie first
baby OF the Northern SierraS. Looking over
Tie ngures OF The school census We ind that
there are now 2sO.GDO children in California
under fifteen years OF age, and the Downle-
Vile baby Is only twenty-five years old. Thts
- a good showing Tor "a young state. g we the
ladlts - chance, and sc can get on without
any further eastern eInigration.-!S1a Fran
cisco CHToRiCte.
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ENCouRAGING.-The New Orleans Plea
yune says that "pever before in the history
or Louisiana have 80 many white men taken
culture, and ii is at least q singular coinci-
dence that seldom IL ever before has there
been a crop SO promising In all respectso as
that cow on the ground. II concludes that
white men can endure Geld labor In that ell
rnatQ -
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrt-

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf-
i Der has obtained from the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. holding q Special Term.
GEORGE CoLLAbD, late Of District Of Oolum-
bia, deceased. All persons having claims against
the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the sub
scriber. on or before the 18th day OF July NEXT
tbey NAV otherwise By Law be excluded from al
eat Of the sasd estate. Given under NV hand this
islh day Of July, ISIS. TH0s. b. AARCHE,
iysl.cE'. nxecVtor.
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MOT HIS |!

NTOTHS! MOTHS!
lSl you wish 70 save your heavy wearing pareI,
bianA cts, Covers, Orumb Cloths, &c., from moths,
have them cleaned by my celebrated chemical pro-
which removes ell grease and vegetable stains
ensctuslly. Single persons who have no accommo-
with me until the fall season. Blankets and Cur
tains OF all descriptions cleaned In superior man
per and on reasonable terms. Persons leaving the
city can get their travelling and other s1its cleaned
jsl.iy o0' SIS 9Th street, opposite Patent ofscs,
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

s.rs sissys on land large and As-ortea ssooa
o. AhTERAClTk and BtTOnIEOUS GOALS
FINE, OAK SLc HICKORY WOOD In the sick o
saved ana split ali kept under cover.
Having the control Of several brands OF I'm ecztsS
And Domestic CLEMENTS and CALCISED FLAE
IEhs, and banding yearly many millions Of BAN
COB LA1HS, am In condition 70 ill orders Of any
character IL ny line with dispatch and fidelity d
Htion
Central Ohce-e23 Lonisians syenue northwest
Branch Yard-lst st., bet. b and O SITS. southeast
Whsrf-Toot Of d street southeast.
octsi-ly WIN GUINANO.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

JHFFsRsoNvILLH, INU August l5, 1875.
MILL BE SOLD ct the Jacksonville Depot OF
w the Quartermasters Department, on WE'D
EESDAY, the 22d day Of September, lY5, at 10
O'Clock q m, under the direction of Capt addison
Barrett: Military etorekeeper, U. =. Army, guam
tty OF old Pattern Metallic Hat and Cap TRIMMINGS,
&C., as follows:
$50 Hat Castles, 1851 Hat Bugles, 7,143 Hat Ia.
giles, II .SSs Hat Letters, 1915 Hat Numbers, $50
Crossed Sabres, SCI Crossed Cannon, 43 at Wreaths
200 Shells and Flames. l2.792 Hat Feathers, IS 4e3
Hat Feather Sockets, 34li pairs Metallic Scales 2ss
Cap Hair Plumes for Light Artillery.
Terms Cash, in United States funds.
The property can be examined at any time before
the day Of sale, between the hours of q. IN. and
D.
The property to be removed at the ex pense of the
purchasers, within five days after the day of sale
JAMES A EkIN,
aue20td Deputy Q. NJ. Gen, Depot Q. n.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
II OF COI,UMRIA
Hold,ns a SpectaI TsTm, Ins

H0ldtnf a SpectaI Tenn, Anxnsf ia, 1875.
In the case of James Lynch, executor of
AMELIA V. BASSETT, deceased. the executor
Aforesaid has with the appreciation of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia aforesaid appoint
ed TUESDAY. August 24th, A. D. ISIS, for the final
settlement and distribution Of the personal Of
said deceased and of the assets in hand far the
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and where all the creditors and heirs Of said
deceased are notified TO attend, with their claims
properly yorched, or they may otherwise BY Law be
excluded from all benefit in said deceaseds estate:
PTortdsd. . COPY OF this order be published once Q
20 the said day Test
arg7-s.N A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.