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Her First Reau.

You knew AZ once by her general apnear-
ahce, says writer In the Rochester Chroni-
&C. anu the manner I'm which she smiled and
the giggles which She eigglei and The x-as
that she talked, that this was the first TIM.
maj she had ever had a beau. She was, I'm
iact, very much excited, and like a ters,,,,
stricken with the first shock OF uumb nalsv
1ldh know exactly how % use her tSngiie
HE blood rushed Ia her head until there w.
sTeihenaons buzEing IN her ears, and she
recognized All her acquaintance old aud
young, and ca lei them by name in a Iona
tone OF voice, and wore at the same time N
very triumphant expression OF cOunteiiance
III was moment OF Intense ecStacy 10 her1 =
moment looked and longed for ever since
she gOt In her teens; ana all the heroes ana
heroines OF all the dime novels she had ever
read went troOping across her vision Ike a
row of bees i'm swarTning time Armies ana
peaches and hOllyhocks and mushrooms AMI
pumpkins and hedge fences, as they hung on
trees or biossorned on stalks, or grew In the
grass, or tore her new dress as she Swept by
tbem, borne almost from her feet by an elec-
trlc force-all passed as an accessory pano-
rama OF bliss On her way 20 the circus that
slorlOus, grand, never 10 be forgotten noon
Gay OF her new experience. Did she enjoy
tne snow Did She remember how the ele-
phant stood on his hind feet? Did she follow
NE nIsnI Oh ne unsurpassed, unrivaled,
WONDERFUL astonishing, most daring bare
pack rider In the world, as he dived in a
doubled-up way through two hoopS and
aMrlehted on the horse again right side ups
was The music the most delightful she hal
ever heard? OF course! But somehow these
things got all mixed up in one glorious Whirl
oidellght, In one glorious fact that she had a
oeau-a nice beau in black cloth and a red
necKue and a stOvepipe hat and who smoked
cigar and bought peanuts and candy aud
lemonade every time the man who sold IL
S Ga me. AROUND and Whispered his goods SO soft
y mat the noise OF the band aud the best ten
year Old joke OF the clown was dreamed out
OF hearing entirely. Oh. how her Little heart
went pit a pat and throbbyty- throb and bob
ternooni
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A PUPIL CRUELTY TREATED.-Mr Hoyt
principal OF public school No. n in Jersey
City, and two assistants, Misses Townsend
ana Stagg, were examined in the Second Dis
trict Court yesterday on a charge OF assault
ara battery on the person OF Eddie Craig
aged nine years, a pupil in the school. Mr..
hoyt, 10 prevent the case going on. had writ
Ten 10 The mother OF the boy threatening her
Win arrest FOR false swearing IL she came
forward 10 testify. The little fellow appeared
M court and said that Miss Stage had pulled
his hair, as was evident by the bald place on
his head, but overawed by the presence of
his teachers he could .Iot be made TO say any
thing more. The judge, after endeavoring 20
get anything further from him, discharged
Tie prisoners, remarking that IL there had
Deen more evidence he would have sent them
before the grand lury.-M Y H'orlh 2g.h.
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The following extract from a r-t,-.,. ,o,,..
49,. ~ ~ kyntieman OF this city frpn A
| nlece iINlIg ln Indtanola, gives \ 6ries Tser-
/ that place. FANNY NJ
1t is with the deepest grief that .a.-...
aese lines 20 you, as well as an yonr ~,
". NY heart Is 50 full that scarcely Snov
W. write On The 18th instant besan 90
~ o. most severe storms that in MS mar ~
he ena, Try was ever witnessed. Refora
peos,le ~. where they were the waier 80
eotteN 40 b. n that 10 was certain dealt a.
attempt TO "a cate any house % look Cor one
sBy sn, m. ~, the 18th. the storm, Was .,
its worst the wwse> Was i've feet higher ia,
a. had ever been even In the hardest storms.
houses were swept SarN taking with them
al thst was within. y 1'a ,I was washed
Win al his family. ans tw>' other families
were saved. Willie, win M family, con-
fiSting Of his wife and two chibdrN N. also his
wife's sister vita her three ehfk,ren, were
swept away. Nllne, being more Powerful
than the rest, clunr II a plank and was
saved; his life and children were drowned in
his arms.
The worst blow OF All was made known
10 Us yesterday. Mother. who has been In
Saluria Tor some time, where her health was
better than In this place, was washed of
with thirty or thirty-five Others three Of
whom only we've saved. George and Rebecca
and FAMILY and William are an saved This
Is the most deSOlate place Won ever ss~.
thefe are not one dozen houses left in their
proper places. and there are but a n NJ homes
10 mark the place where oace stood tha
pleasant little town OF Indianola a'he shty
ping is Destroyed; also the raflroad' onr
relatives have been sending US enough 20
keep us nom starvation, but 10 cannot last
appeal 10 you I'm behalf OF all our dear ones
ulaL remain Tor help. We are destitute.
drCd and MY; the loss az property is untold.
lne town II as nothing 4. paxf.
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AN OCEAN TRAGEDY.-The Boston Post
remarks Inc Trial OF the mutineers OF the
Jefferson Borden, now In progress before
Judges Clifford and Lowell, in the United
States circuit court in this city, has a pc
cnllSr interest as the judicial record OF one
OF those tragedies OF the sea which even sur
pass me imagiDings OF romance. The story
OF capt. patterson, as told on the witness
stand IN his testimony of yesterday and the
gay before, is tale of horrors whose terri
Die reality can be hardly understood. To bat
Tie Tor days with a band of desperate and de-
teTmlned men on the circumscrib bed deck OF
ascnooner on The open sea, with no chance
OF retreat and no hope of assistance: "a work
lhe vessel through storm and calm under a
shower OF missiles hurled by the mutineers
Win deNterous aim; 10 watch hay and night
against surprise that would mean sudden
deathi and 10 hnally reduce the murderers to
submission and bring them i'm irons 70 JUS
uce' is an experience given few men aud de-
sired by none.
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MARRIER-

BEALE-BILL. On the 2sth instant, at Wood
iand, Prince Geo ges county, Nd, bY the Rev. n
J. hsrshzw, bUCHANsn BEsLK, of Washington
and HELkN NJ .. Laughter Of " illi am b. Hill. csg,
this city.
HALL-Wo0DS. ON wednesday. September %
by Rev. Samuel shannon, GEO. W. Hall 70 ANNTE
WooDs, both of this city.
WOOD MARION. In Carlisle. Pa, on the 2lst
instant, by Rev. G. P. Wing, EDwARD p. Moon,
Lieutenant I. :. N, to ANNE DrNcaz, dauxhter
OF DIR. ID. n Mahon, Of Carlisle, aud grapddaughtar
OF the late Rear Admiral Montgomery. a. Il
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
New York and Washington Air Line.
SUMMER sCHEDULE-sEpTEMBE an. Is15


FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
% = a. BaltimOre and Way Stations
o.4' ~ n Bsitimore, Annapolis, Frederick and
52os.m, Baltimore. B-eakfla at Relay.
800 a. M = SlH Ynes a., M D.,,.,.,.
Boston baltimore ssd ssIs NAY fhiiaoelpni''
zoe a. Chcago, Columbus. s.nan-ky. Cincin-
town, iredsTicf, stsun'on, wiSehes3sr mi
Waller Branch. PaTIOT t'J'. DiHnsT at Cs11-
s.10a m.,washington Junction and Way Stations
$40 a m, biltinore and way Stations.
20 a NJ Bsitsnore Py5sr Cars. No Stops.
en- SIsJ Baitm sc and rIlleG. CITY D,.nsr a
sRd station. OnyJ Safof Cars B' e Sss
$50 D. m, baltimore, Laure and Relay.
%ap siat,as- ixi. Ms:hDstGn Junction and
$40 m, Baltimore, Frederick aud Way Sta
go ,. m Baltimore, Philadelphia and Relay.
eos .. m Baltimore Anna polls and WAY Stations
S'SO p. m Chicaso' 81 Louis. Louisvile. Column
bus, esndusky, Cincinnati, Pullman Cars.
Sspps- a. Mori,HS,Hg. Brsakfast at ParksrS-
bLrs and BsHUOOd.
, Station va Metropolitan Branch
z,s p. M Rs,tiInore and Way sta io2s.
c'4O ,. M, Pittsb1rg and Cumberland Fast Ex-
9 90 D. M baltimore Fast Express
9l9 p m Baltimore, PbiIsielphia. New York
snd Bo-t n Fast Express. Pullman Palace
Has p N Fast sxpTess.. Pullman c,ys 70 Ca
CIEo- D LOWS dHd ttHrtuHGtf fCtfaCH. Chduge.
b-s9lfGs' a. Grafton. saudusky, Ciucinn att,
IntifDapeli--
SUNDAY TRAINS.
S,l9 m Baltimore, Philsdelphis, New York
ana X 81. Fast Express
bdflN0Te 7Nf Way StGflOHS.-e q m, $50, 3.O5
and so 2 m.
For BaI,fnsCrs and Rsldy.-7 20 m ) 90 and
9.Oa n.
WsS.-s 90 2. m, 5 80, : 40. ard 1I.25 .. m,
st0pplTR a. during the week.
DAI IrIiHS Stop a: FiaaEcf Ho,sl, Relay House
SfaffOa.
FoT further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio 1ick et Offices, Washin gtOn Station, and
ass PeDrsl wanna avenue, where orders Will be
TAB for Baggage to be checked and received any
point IN The CITY
Thus. 4 SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
l.. n. COLE, General Ticket gent.
GEO. kOONTZ, General A gent. sepll -tr
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and ID sts uorthvt

SALE OF VALUABLE THREE STORY AND
BASE mENT BRICK HOUSE, ON 1sI STREET
ss9ot THEAsT; CAPITOL HILL BEING No.
- On SATURDAY, october ID, 1875, at S D.
IL m we will offer for sale, at public auction, in
subdivision OF Square numbered 1872 improved by q
welbullt private residence, of ten rooms, with all
modern conyeniences, in the immediate vscinity of
L. s. Capitol. -
Terms: One half cash; the residue in six and
twelve months from date of sale, with interest at
eight Der cent per annum, secured by deed of trust
upon the premises sold: Conyeyancing, &c, at
purchaser cost. F.W. MILLER 4 Co,
sep23 IRebl Real Estate
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& GREEN
II a
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.
No. II9 9Th street northwest
rETsTEE Es SALE OF IMPROVED REAL IS

lhC SIEk SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE ON NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
- By virtue OF a deed Of trust TO me. dated the
A:z LIT Gay of September, 1874, and recorded in
Liber To- 1865 folio 4Ol, of the land records for
the District of Columbia, and at the request in
Writing OF the party secured thereby, will sell at
pubic auction. In front of the premises, on SATUR-
DAY, the ninth day of October, ISIS at 80 clock
p N ali That certain piece or parcel of land lying
and being IN the city Of Washington aud District OF
Columbia known and described upon the ground
plan OF plat OF said city as parts Of lots 5, in
square numbered 1877, together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting of two story frame
house.
Terms Of sale, conformably 10 deed of trust: $3.50
and interest on same from September l. 1874 al ten
per cent, together with expenies OF sale, in cash.
and the balance in six months with Of purcha
ser, secured by deed of trust the property sold
COnyeyancing. &c, at purchaser cost 8 LOO must
be paid down at lime of sale. If terms of sale not
complied with in five days from day of tale the trus
the right 70 resell at risk and of de-
fanlting purchaser, after five DAYS notice by public
al crtisement. Il. b. CLARK. Trustee
sepSD-eC5t BOWMAN & GREEN, Aucts.
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III I'D UOt1Df huNLIUut-Ii
1914 Pennsylvania avenue
ROW.

"M. l.. WALL q CO., AuctIoneers
w Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
$50 SSc-94O Louisiana ave, bet 9th and 10th SITS
TWENTY HEAD OF HORSES AT AUCTION.
IN Will be sold, at the Stables Of the Great
@S Falls Ice Company, foot of 10th street, on
nhIDAf, October 1T, at 10 a. m, lot of fine
Working Horses, being the property of the Great
Falls Ice Company, and sold In consequence of not
being required their business during the comip
winter.
Terms cash. VIM L. WALL & CO.,
sepi7-eo IRepub. & Tribunel Auctioneers
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Is THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

Special Trm, Probate Jsntsd,ct,e", S.Pt ~, ias;
In the matter Of the will Of EMILE A. o..
CHRISTMAN: Application for letters OF admin-
is,ration, W.. a., on the estate Of Emile az, 9:
day been made By Joseph Schwartz. All parsons
interested hereby notified TO appear In TINS
ct ii O'Clock IN, TO show cause why letters OF sd
ministration on the estate of the said deceased
should not issue prayed. Prortdsd, copy OF
order be published once week, Tor three weeks,
In the Evening Star previous 70 the aid lay
sps ~.m T'''; 4 s.s %sss q Wits.
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nOwEMAN 4 Green,
<l2 7th street northwest,

TRUsTEEs SALE OF yALUALI IMeROyEp
FWHtF nSIAT sFR 9E TIE brTW WET sIPk ~
sYLvANiA AvENUs AND 4 STREET.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated the
fi6er No. SIS, folio :, one Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia, aud the request Of the
In front Of the premises on MONDAY, October .
1873, oclcck p. m, all that certain piece Of land
twelve, in square numbered two hundred and nine
~ beginning {pr the at the northeast cor
line Of l1h street twenty one ca feet thence
twenty feet to the northern line Of said lot
thence east to the place Of beginning, improved By
Q comfortable b. ick dwelling.
Terms: Fifteen hundred dollars I'm cash, and the
balance at six and twelve month, with interest az
seven Per cent Per annum. deposit OF one hun.
druid dollars shall be required Of the purchaser ct
the time OF sale and all conveyancing ct the yur:
chaser cost. III the terms Of sale not complied
with in week the trustee reserves the right TO
resell at the cost OF the aefspltipg pgnpehassr;
sepa2td DowAMAN GREkF, Aucts.
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LOB sALE-Tine OAEARY BIRDS, excsileu
r singers; nice Canary tsmalsc and qaSss;&H
TAI south street. Capitol Hin, 0eorgetown,
md Hsyy-Y ard Street Cara Dass door. jan1o-laW
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WASH. b WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID streets
(Successor to Green Il Williams

L. By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of
LIZ the District OF Columbia, passed July 2lst, A
y lS.5 In Equity cause No. 4253, in which Willis
M GOodrum 10 complainant aud Spencer Lee and
wife detendsnts, will on FRIDAY, the LIST day of
october, A. d. 1873, at O'Clock D. m, on the pre-
mlses sell at public auction the following described
property TO wit: The west one fourth of acre in
LOT twenty eight in section 81 three of Barry s
Farm, In Potomac City and District of Columbia
Inc property is improved by two-story Frame
Terms: One half cash, and residue in two equal
lnstalments, payable respectively in six and twelve
months from the day of sale, with six per cent in
terest for which the purchaser will be required to
give his promssory notes. secured by deed of trust
on The property. deposit of $500 will be required
when the property is struck off, aud IL the terms are
not complied with in five days from the day of sale,
The ust reserves he right TO resell at the risk and
cost of pun chaser.
l.: CABELL WILLIAMSON, Trustee
sep25 sm&w WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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u Ii. WARNER,
Id. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets n w

AUCTION SALE or A THREE STORY
PRESSED BRICK DWELLING, on THE
EAST SIDE OF IlTH STREET SOUTHEAST,
NO. liz PBILhDELPHIA ROW.
a On SATURDAY, October ?, 1875, AT 5 O'Clock
HI p will be sold at public auction, in front Of
the premises, Lot IS, subdivision Of Square $50 i'm
proved by three story Pressed Brick Dwelling,
with modern Improvements, marble trimmings, La
tri be, furnace, range, marbeliZed mantels, sc.
Terms: S5OG cash; S2,3J0 to be assumed by the
purchaser, payable 80 per month, without interest;
balance in five and six years, at six per cent in
terest deposit Of sle0 will be required at tine of
sale. All conveyaBcing at purchasers cost.
sep21-d j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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UNDERTAKES.
" y. AARvEY,
Undertakes.
.:; s,s Tsrr..', '''1''' Nina - 1'.ss'

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf-
Il bers have obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, holding spec y term let
ter e sdmpistrs5ep on Tie 1sTsonsl estate Of Will
deceased: ell persons having claims axninsf the aid
deceesed are hereby y.rned 70 eIhlb the same With
the vouchers thereof 20 the subscr1ber before
the lHh day Of September next; they may o<hsrviae
By Law be excluded from al benefit o. the sad esta a.
Given under our hands this l4fh day Of September.
las. CLEnE Nf III. bB0OkE,
MARGABnT p. BDOOKB,
sepB.th 81. Administrstor and Adsninistrsfrix Y
IL IHk suPREME o9gkI on fRK DlsfRiof
In tie matter q the yin and oodicn Of CHRIS
TOPPER McD0NNELL: Applioetica for let
McDonnell, Of the District of CalumbiA. bss this
day been made By william p: o.Connor. An
hi. court % rylspAT, iss SO S.y q osssss.
next. at III oclo< O.. % show ceuee ynl tctter1
tes1Rmeusary on the estate OF the ssid deoe.eed
should not fs.us prsyed. Pyorsdse, copy OF tais
order BE- published once q week for three weeks
an the Evening Mar previous 70 the sAid day. Test:
serefhf e.EEBSfERs ksgfsG u WIS.
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AFooT LAMP.-One of the most interest
ing things In the Holy Land is the fact that
one meets everywhere in daily life the
things that illustrate the words OF the Lord.
The streets of Jerusalem are very narrow,
and no one is allowed TO 60 out OF night with
out a light. Throw open your lattice In the
evening and look out, and you will see what
seems to be little stars twinkling on the
pavement. You viii hear the CHATTER OF
scandals, as the late traveller rattles along.
As the party approaches you will see that be
has little lamp TO bis foot TO make his
step n safe one. In an instant the voice
comes TO your memory, written In that same
city three thousand years ago, "Thy word is
a lamp to my feet, and light TO my PAIN"
HOf the entire population OF London, II
is estimated that over one fourtn, or one
million of people, never attend church.
~One of the soda lakes OF the Laramie
plains is said to present q capitalization i've
feet deep, over ninety acres Of surface.
sICIsra Stokes, Of Ontario, Wayne coun-
ty N Y, IL is said, has lived since the It'll
day of January last solely upon beef tea, in
jected.
~Captain Webb finds q Canadian rival
In a Mr.. j. Morris, Of Arnprior, who lately
Of seventeen miles.
1Alexandre Dumas and Jules Simon are
10 be candidates for the vacant seat In the
French academy, al the election which takes
place October IL
alt Is believed In many circles abroad
that Pere Hyacinthe will go back to the
Pope and the church Of Rome very dissa tls-
NED with al other parties.
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hUNCANS0N BROS, Aucttoneers,
II Southeast corner 9th and ID streets northwest

SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO.
236 14TH STREET, BETWEEN AND G.
sTREETS, sou INVEST.
~ On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. October LIST,
k:H at O'Clock. will sell at public auction, in
Ont of the premises the south half of Lot g. square
2S fronting IS feet 18th street. with depth OF lot
improved by a well built three story Brick House.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and Il mos II,
notes bearisg per cent. interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises Cow ancing at
purchasers cost. post of 500 required as soon
as sold. DUNCANS0N BROS,
sep2S3t Arctionesrs
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
nUNCANSON BROS, Auct,oneers.
~ Southeast corner OF 9Th and ID Sta northwest

~ soufneast corner OF 9Th and ID sss., northwest,
CHANOEBY SALE OF IMPROVED AND I'm.
nMPk0NED hkAL ESTATE In WASHING
- By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
11 OF the District of Columbia, passed in said
court on the 18th day OF April, ISIS, in Equity cause
NO 1904, doc Is, We will offer for sale at public
suction, on the premises, the following described
On WEDNESDAY, THE 2srH DAY OF SEP
IEMBEB, ls55, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK p M Lot
n, IN square O2O, improved by a good frame House,
situated on g street south. near 18th street east
Lots i ana = IN square IDA, improved By a frame
Dwelling house, being all Of square bounded by
Pennsy " ania avenue, south @ street, and l4th
On THURSDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF SEP.
TEmBER, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK p. M Lots I, 2 s.
4, z, D, g. 10. Y, D, 70, 30, 81, 81 "a IS and S in
square 045 situated South street and 18th sfs
east, and on south street Lot and east Al feet
inches OF Lot g. in square l0T6 situated Garner OF
South street and 18th street east
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
10 be paid IN cash; the residue in two equal install
ments, payable in six and twelve months res peet-
ively with mi crest from day Of SALE to be secured
by notes OF the purchaser and a reserved lien upop
the property sold. A deposit of $50 required upon
each Lot sold at the lime Of sale Conveyanciug
&c, at cost Of purchaser Plsts OF the above prom
erty can De seer at he once of the auctioneers
JIpSON I. GULL, Ir.
CHARLEs Y. FRASER, trustees
sepls DUNCANSON BROS ,-Aucts.
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% BMOvAL.
N Ths once Of shs LYOOMI10 IIR1 IHstk
AHCE COMPANY hes been RHaoyKp % BOON No
80, lie Drott Building, OF and Sth stressts
fhis starneh old Company hes been IN ossraftoc 10
M y. Buee Eli bA n, Asspt
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
" WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hsreaftet the nne Steamships n. O. KNIGHT an<
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week <e6nS
v trips betveeen NEW YORK, ALEX <4&4
AkDRIA, WASH N GTON snd@
GEOkGETOWN, Is folows:-Leaye NEW YORK,
frem Pier Il Esst River, every SATURDAY at 4 D
M; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY ct 2
.. ", and ALEXANDRIA the same day.
F3r fun Information apply % X p. A. DEEHAM
business Ofioe and wharf, 50 alter street, George
bridge: j. W. THOMPSON, President.
AFreights delivered by knoI's Express ORDER
leff at General Once, sos Psunsylysnis avenue,
or At the steamer wharf, vii Be yroupt,y attended
tell e.
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RQGERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
- Wanted, q case OF Mhooping Cough that cannot
lie cured by "BOGERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH
SYRUP" " y also the best in use for Coughs,
Colds HoarseneS5: sore Throat, Group, and all Bron
chisl Aect0Y1 For sale by the principal Druggists
snd Wholesale by CHARLES STOTT & CO., and by
the proprietor, 1912 street northwest. novI4-ly
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDER. v. w.sp
IHGTOE AND GEOBGETOWE, d, O.
SAILING DAYS.
iron Pier !, North Wharves, Pnflsdeishss
SATURDAY, at IL m, -T4S
From 90 Ws.er street, Georsetovr,
d. O., MONDAY at ~. M.
This line connects at PhiIadelp hia with UIyds,
Regular semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyf.
denoe, Boston and New England States. 30 wharf
age In Boston BIZ this line,
g. y. HYDE, Agent for ,. ofC.
VIZ. p. CLYDE q co, Philsdefphie.
u. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID. U. MINK, 80 Devonshirs street, Beetoa.
Freights delivered BY Knox's Express Or
nue., or at the steamers' Wharf. VII Be prompt,
ettenoed TO- sep9-tr
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

hays Aly.u O. hand Inns .nd 1920 noel
PIH1, OAK and HICKORY WOOD In the stick, %
sawed and Split al kept under cover.
and Domestic OIMENTs and CALOINID PLAe
TERs, and handling yearly many millions Of BAd.
character in my line With dispstch and fidelity q
wholesale md retail, uDon tsrns that dslJ eooDs-
dtion
Central Omcs-eS3 Louisiana sysnus northvG
Branch Yard-l.t st., eet B and sts., southsaa
ocsn-y W. 0VInAHD.
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THOMAS BOWLING,
l. AuctiOneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of Latimer Cleary
Southwest corner Of Penns. avenue and nth street
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
AT AUCTION.
"A On SATURDAY, I'd October, 1873, in front
III OF the premises, ct O'Clock D. m, viii sell
of Lot 1873 fronting IL IL feet the west side
OF Market street, between 4th and 5h streets with
depth OF 20 feet, improved by a two story Brick
bWeilipg- house, containing FIVE rooms, garnet and
cellar, in good condition.
Terms: One third each; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest at per cent secured BY deed
OF trust on the property. AN cOnyeyancRg at the
cost Of the purchaser: A deposit Of $50 eIuired
when the property is bid Off
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