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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-10

MELLUS -WHITING.-At st. Athanasius
church, last evening, by Rev. w. H. Hill
Mr.. James j. Mellus 10 Miss Lalla Whiting
all of this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-10
B o r. N

this city, on the Sth inst, to
the wife of Jesus Moreno, a son.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Washington Stock Exchange, Nay ~.

lHOfGftoHS yudtNhe1 Oy Hltfdtetou q To-. DGHh-fA
Tbsfollowine were the prices bid and asked AZ tho
meeting of the Washington stock Exchange day :.
l. S. gold. ll55s bid. Bank StOcks-National Me
tTopoliIan Bank, Ill bid. ms asked Citizens Nat
ional Bank, Ito bid. City Passenger Railroais-
Metropolitan Stock, 2l1s bid; Metr2politon Bonds,
6s, M a =, 50 bid. Sundry List-Masonic Temple
bonds, r. & A, 6 p. G., gold, "a bid; washingtan
City Gas Stock. 30 bid; Arlington Fire Insur nee
Company stock, IG2 bid; National Metropolitan Fire
Insurance Go; Stock, lo2 bid. District securi;ie,-
district of Coiumbia-W Co. $ bOnds,7sJ & J..
ls75. 20, "a, 90 bid; Chicago Relief bonds, : x
J. Pa bid; Permanent Imp, s.; g -. q j.. is9l
bonds =, J. J.. 1sa2, % bid; Mater Stock bonds
Is, J. j., 1901, IS bid do, le13, 95 bid; Funded
Lean. Congress 6ss, 4 A., large, 1925 "a bid,
14A asked, do. do, small ISL bid, 745s asked
~ ashington Five Year Gers, 73 10, NJ. 4 n =,
1875 rs bid zoos asked; TEN Yesr Bonds SIS, 3.
SsS.,J; s Is9s' g 5id; 90, Leg ss 8; N
J. a. ]. a O., q! pleasure, 7s bid; Georgetown ;
General Stock, 6's, j. A j. o., at pleasure. :
bid; Bounty Stock, 6s, j. A. j. u, at pleasure, IS
bid; Market Stock; 6, A o., at pleasure, q
bid. Board Of Public Works-Certifcsfes General
Imp, S., J. 4 lisa, 90 bid, 81 asked; do. iszs
so bid, 81 asked do 1870, 9obd 81 asked: do. lS7,
bid 81 ked; do. 1875 90 bid, VI asked do Series,
90 bid, 81 asked Water Certificates, IS, ls77, %
bid.
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BALTIMORE, May G.-Virginis 6s, peelers, a.;
do consolidated, 57ls; West Virginia 3, 2; North
Carolina 6s old, 201s do. IL DO special tax,
bid o-day. Sugar hrmer. l0l4 alof.
BALTIMORE, May H.-Cotton dull and heavy
middlngs, I1sal54<. Flour quiet ard steady, only
limited Jobbipg demand-extra, 25s6 %; other
grades unchanged. Wheat quiet, steady and un-
changed Corn steady-southern white, s3aS4; south
ern yellow. ~; western mixed, So Oats very dull
Southern, S0aS3; western white, 70. Rye dull and
lower, ]. l4al 10. Hay dull and unchanged. Proyi-
sioDs dull and lower. Pork lower, n 0s2l 50: Bulk
meats dull-shoulders. es clear rib sides. llsSall[
loose packed, a4a1s higher. Bacon auiet-shouiders,
91s; clear rib sides, l2t. Hams, l4sal51. Lard
firm and unchanged. Petroleum nominal-refnei,
l2lzal21S: crude, 5za55S. Coffee heavy, with q dow
ward tendency ordinary 20 prime Rio cargoes, lsa
lss Whisky dull and small sales Of western at 81
city nemibai, -2lsl p.
NEw YORK, May G.-Stocks active, and feyerish
Money, 2a3. Gold, Is. Exchange, long, 4s7ls short
4aes. governments scti,s aud steady.
" heat quiet and steady Corn dull aud heavy
LoNpoS, May q: p:m.-Erie Railway shares II
LONDON. May 70, 4 10 p. m.-ConsoIs, % asa. for
money and account. Erie, III.
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THE PRESIDENT AsToSIsHED AND A
LADY DIsAPPOINTED-Pre ;id2lt Grant
was walking down Pennsylvania avenue
near 18th street at II O'Clock to-day. Coming
up were two matronly Hooking ladies' AS
they passed the Pfesi eat one said, That's
him, amt ir Thn other took goOi look
and said, BLESS my soul, yes" While es-
tablishing the identity to their satisfaction
the distance between the President and the
ladies had been increased about twenty-five
yaIqs, one OF the women started after him
at Iuil gallOp, Cry ing out as she went, "Ol,
Mr. President! Mr.. President" The s'Great
Father Gidn't hear her, evidently, h., j,
she overlook him. Then she shook hi. n bv
tue hand, while he stood quite at a. loSs IN
Know The occasion of such r,4olic derno1-
sifatio Hedidn't wait lOr.x however for on /
OF ner pocket she pullGSI a subperscribed en- =
velope TO U S, Grant, recommending her Tor
office. The President seemed embarrassed a
moment, said something to her, put the
letter in his pocket and walked off. The lady
returned to her companion, who was wait
ing for her, and judging from her remarks
she was surprised that the Presi dent didn't
offer her ms arm, escort her into the Treas
ury. and set her to work.
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LETTER ROBBERFEs s0UTH.
4 C0IOred Route Agent Arrested.


,'oNTGOMERY. ALA: May John N
g. . ~niOrei substitute route, agent GA the
1910 .,,,,,, '"is place 10 Eulaula was this
- ii,,i.i - arrested 10y Henry 4 DOfh
Gay ut,ecicd anu ~.tca dapattmspt a. -
special agent Post o.. - on fi,st 80.
j. charged with rifiiug let WV '-''' \,
ne COME. al 10 all g.
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steamboats, EurueH.

niala aud Mollle Ebert. with tbree emptg
hiirgeS, lying at the MOlOngahela wharf.
We're burned 10 the waters edge this morn
ing. The Juniata. sige-wBcel boat. baI
bccn hcit here by the order OF the United
STATES marshal, and was only released VeS-
tefday. She was valued at about $4,000, anI
was uIii Sured. TIE Aiolie Ebert. a stern
wheel beat, valued az ~}5.g10. was insured
ior about Ohehalf that amount. Total loss
roughly estimated. SirH.U,J
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Centennial subsertutio,s-

INV fUkh, May -s--tOVcTlOr BigloI
reports that the following subscriptions 10
the Centennial stock were received in New
York on the 18th and 2tth instant - rnold =,
Constable a Co. 35Jo; Richard ISelin a Co .
~l.0C0; NJ. II. Lehmaier. Sl.G01; l.. Lucker-
meyer * Co. ~ 600; a. DE Grief 4 Co. $50;
=. :. Fisher. -2.Cuo, Samuel Mclean, II O9G,
FIed'k Eutferfield a On. S5.ulA
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The Cincinnati WayOraIty Ran by
Water works.

tiNCISNATi, May En- The water work IS
NCStisdt!On, YESTERDAY, j. II. Gruetef
pr seat 7crctary .: the water works. test
ned that in $50 he loaned Mayor JohnS01
SLIGO OF the water works money which w
afterwards returned. Il twas p So I'm evidenr
that Thomas +. SHclbaker chief OF pOl ice.
had hOl rOwed small sums OF water work
money during last March
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The Ras. Posi- a 90. Now.

Boston, May "A certificate of paid up
capital of the BOSfCft ItSt company was filed
Yesterday. and a charter obtained. The object
of the compang is TO continue the publishing
ord printing business and hold the material
and good will OF the BOssOa E'ost. The capital
stock is 500, 600, divided into 5, 600 shares 4
~lC0 each,
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FRANCES NEW COMMITTEE OF THIRTY.
The French assembly yesterday complies
the election Of the new committee of thirty
1t is composed of twenty men of all sections,
four supporters of NJ. WALTON and six depu-
ties Of the right.
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THE SCALLAwAG MINISTER, COPELAND
A dispatch from New Orleans. La, states
that Rev. w. E. Copeland, who recently
figured in a scandal case in Baltimore, ami
who preached in one of the Baptist churches
in New Orleans on Sunday, has, it is re.
Ported, lett that city Swallowed by the
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NEW YORK, May IA Boston dispatch
reports that in addition TO those reported
bIlled last night by the explosion, the fol-
low ing are also dead :-Annie Compton, age,l
five; Mr.. Lord, and unknown colored boy.
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a Dead Bcdy Recoyered

INV CASTLE, May The body OF a man
about 20 years OF age was found in the har-
tor this morning, supposed TO be a captain
who was MISSED from vessel few days ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-27

PACIFIC MAIL DIRECTORS ELECTED
At the annual meeting or election of direc-
tors OF The Pacific mail steamship company,
in New York yesterday, the following were
chosen: Sidney Dillon, q orge s. Scott, jaw
Gould, Jas. ID. Smith, Charles j. Osborn
George j. Forest, RUFUS Hatch, Oliver Ames,
and John Riley. About 5000 shares were
cd on
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Gold AWarsss.

NEW YORK, May .I.-Gold bids to-day
aggregated s5,3l5,000, al fTom 49, 6 70 Il6OB
Government awarded 81 goo ,0Co gold at froIn
1l6.035s 10 ll6.o3H.
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BosroN's MISSING LAWYER THIEF
Abraham Jack son, the Boston defaulter was
ARE sted in Keeseyille, N. ", yesterday eve-
ming. Recent estimates OF the defalcation
amount to over 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-27

THE LATE JOHN MITCHELL's ELECTION.
A Dublin telegram says that the court of
common pleas, TO which the appeal in the
case of the Tipperary election was referred.
has unanimously decided that the late John
Mitchell was disqualified, and that Mr..
Moore is entitled TO the scat.
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Fire

NEW YORK, May LA fire at Villa ms
Bridge to-day burned Briggs Mcruck'.
grocery, post office and several other houses
Less, S3O,cO0.
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This is tho day iN upon by p, f,,,-,,.
10 paddle in his Safct y-suit no. r,,ti,.,s =,
Cape Guisnez. The weath",. and Ire 81 a.,
the channel are hcav,. Ill SebeSclx. the
Amer t.s''il -l--llister, and Mr.. Plimsoll. mem
her OF Parliament, viii witnC : BOytOn ; sec
ord attempt tomorrow 10 swim across the
charmed.
BOULoGNE. May Paul Royt0n entered
the water here at 2.l5 o clock this afternoon
and Immediately started for Cape GriSneZ.
An immense crowd OF people witnessed his
departure. He labCrs under the DISADVANTAGE
Of an adverse wind.
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a Mystery.

NEW YORK, May IA tarre1 bo1y OF y
Today.
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THE NEW STATE DEPARTMENr BUILD
lNG-WOrk has been resumed on the east wing
OF tle new building for the State, War and
Navy departments, under the immedia 70
charge OF Colonel Theo. Il. Samo The law
required that the further work on the build
ing should be done under the Joint direction
OF me Secretaries OF War, Navy and State.
They turned the trust over to General Bah
cccS. who selected CGi0fiai s,,anlo 10 ia,SA AZ
tive charge. He will push the work rapidly
forward. This course was taken by the Joint
commission because when the State depart
ment wing was finished Secretary Fish
asked TO he relieved rom further duty in
connection with the additional construction
OF the building. The pat now being com
PIeieo is intended for the War department,
aHd Secretary BelKnap detaiIed General
Eabcock, as an army officer, to take charge
OF It's construction
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GREAT REDUCTION
Prize Of Tea.


OOLONG. black, zoe. Per pound.
G"gd favor aud strength tLe
ZANE As We have ben Ciitrsiu
SOC-fJr-
oOIC NG, black sos. Per pound.
n ley superior TEA aud :
good - d usually sold for l.
IMPERIAL. ,.reen SOC PER p3upd.
L I'd ,trengfh and flavor For
M 49, IMPERIAL TEA
imported, form~S price lis.
BEST IN SLISH BREAKFAST black
Pr gi.55.
ffrfSt iu 'prse.a. 4,i.l q, la ~.
BEST JAPAN. HHcolSred.l : l. 90 pr pound
1tlS d oar ".-trf>f ulssl4r+i
ia gtu- SAM usually CHARGED
S!5J fox elsewhere.
BL>r G1NFo"DER. green $3.50 pr
Tie highe-i price TE, We sell
ard az god A. can o. plrchi, Il
ti-''' here f-r : -tJ. oar former
Frics Sl7J.
BEST Young HYsON. 25p.rp.taI
REMARKS:
On account q the depression ia
the Tea market. and the c1Js,e-
Hurug extremely Low p-.r-~ m
Jobblug l0ts. We are eHa1i-t -
Iefuce our price lit from l1c. 20
-. PIT pound. We make Tt !
y. cialty. Our facilities for
purchasing are surpassed by 40
house n this country. aud
eguailsj ~ few. Consumers eau
alEays get fresh TEAS !rlm -.
q. G. CORNWELL SONS.
FINE GROCERS.
my ~ ~ III Ia av.s opp. WHAT'S HJfyt
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HThe election for county officers takes
place throughout the state OF Virginia To-
day.
UThe importation OF POTATOES into the
island OF Porto kico ia beea Prohibited on
account OF the potato e.
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AMUSEMENT
SThAw BLRRr FESTIVAL


o. i IS PPEEsByTEEI.E CHURCH;
EFBNINGS, Mag Is h, 27ta and 2sia
!Orened en- wednesday evening by Musical and
! Prof Fairlamb AID is assistants furnish the mu
Cake at the Close Of the OVERWHELMINGLY dream and
p! admission Wednts iay night, sc. Thursday and
81 Let every body come. may2s-3tr
COM.QuE SUHNEk THEATER MON.
y DAY, May 81 evsGy night aud wednesday and
CariyIe who wakel 75j1 hours the past week. with
only ~ minutes rest, against Harry Brooks. cham
pear, conjunction with his son in his astonie1 hing
acr, bate teats. Engascment, also, of MIR. HsTry
hours, with only lour's rest. Mr. Brooks will apO
ace sh he at II waking aG mill nh IL c Sna
riety Stars are legion. my25-5t
Musical AND b MFERY ENTERTAIN
hY I'VE E '5I"IF' G CT ne
rnuss Bs4t kFlsfs5 Ht HkY a,,..
my25,st3 At : 6'oioeR.' MAI -''"'
A VENUE THEATEK;
ssTsft AfrRhGTi0Ns
Monday May q, and every evening during the week
Tas sieH.' ONLY sS4 F'' ss sGS u 9 GsNT
FIRST appearance OF the beautiful and accomplished
PearaTce # the talented double song and dance Ia
dies, the Johnson Sisters The monarch of Ethio
cess OF Miss Minnie Rainforth. The fayorie ard
beautiful song and dance lady, Hiss Louisa Bliss The
whole 70 conclude with the great sensation. La Jar
dine Mabiiie and the Can Can. Admission to matt
nees, Tuesday and Friday afternoons, 10 and Is
cents may24
NOTICE.-Persors attending PfNLICO RACES
at Baltimore can leave Washing
ton by Bal imoTe and Potomac IA ASTSNA
road at l :5a a. m, arrive at Cal q - -x@SWS
station, Baltimore, in time to take "/A~SS-
special train To Races a. ?. Ee-urprg from
races I'M tine to connect with mail train south at
Western Maryland railroad iuncton and arrive AT
Washington ~ 81 ,. m. Tickets for round TRIO
good daring races, 81 20.
Ed. s. YOUNG,
lnay4 Assistant General Ticket Agent.
SALES OF 1.-THE LIGHT RUNNING HOWE
- SEWING MACHINE FOR 1874
1OS. L 3 g,
OFFICE-4I9 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
my25-eO6tE Sold on Easy Ts,H5s. -
OLD NO. On Exhibition NEW No.
4se and Sale 43s
9TH ST. AT 1Tu ST.
NARKRIyERs,
NO. 439 tn street. bettrseR ID and E StTestS, eigas
doors ADORE Ddd FsliotcS' Han.
Cholce vi Paintings, EnRrayings, ChrOmos. &c.
Also, largest stock of Paper HanRings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss-
sells Rings, Nails, &c, in the District.
~ TERMS CASH.
~ Please remember Name and Number. jelly
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FOREIGN NEWS.
lie American ReSixaIisfs

IONfON, IdN IN Dolly aud Sankey, the
American TeNIyaltStS. cO1firue 10 hold a
uumLef OF meetings daily. There is no di-
mlnution In the number of people who gather
10 hear them. Among their hearers YeSter-
day were the Earl Of Shafuesbury aud Lord
Canes, tine Earl OF CaNOn and many Clergy
mep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-27

HON. THOMAS BIDDLE, Minister of T.
united States TO Ecua Tor, who dio1 at GIaE-
aquil on the eth instant. had been in bad
health and had determined to go II PoJeril,
IN the Interior, in order n seek an alienation
OF his Complaints He arrived al Guayaduil
on The 9Th. about 10 a. m, and died in a few
EOurSAiter.
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GENERAL MEIGS DETAILED FOR SPECIAL
SERNlCE.-lt is announced by authority
That General Meigs, quartermaster general
OF the army, has been detailed for sr ecial
service in inspecting aud reI orting VI On the
organization of foreign armies, and parSicr-
larry win reIelence to the Quarternla ter's
apartment. During his ab ence General
RuIns Ingalls, Will be detailed to act az quar-
tsimasfef LeoeIal. General Meigs will Le
AhseEt about Ncar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-27

THE CHICAGO CUSTOM HOUsE.-The Sc,
rotary ofthe Treasury has appointed B. Pc,
Of New York; O. NorcTOcs. Of Massachusetts,
and j. II. Webster, of Illinois, q commissio
10 TeTort upon the condition of the work on
the new Chicago custom house.
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4 ROCK ENON sPETNGs.

eAS VALLEY HOME will open her d lors 10
H.4y iriends and strangers on the 9TH of UNE.
fksAkD4& All VINO come may expect u cordial greet
ing fuTe "ater-n0untain sui ohur and chalyb-
Sate heaiIh wing phere, pleasant drives &C.
&C our guests VIII be met at the Winchester depot
brought safely in new and comfortable CONVEY
ance distance twelve miles roads exec llent; mails
daily. Terms, Is per MONTH unless extra attention
be required. City references given. Address
NILS Wv Back Greek Valley, Frederick CO..
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IN ADDITION to her other accomplis' 70
ments, Mrs. Col. Fred. Grant is a fiae mls--
clan, ard has voice % grnlS compass and
pr1ity. She is at present staying at the
White House. and visitors to the Executive
once otte1 linger about the halls when she
il singing.
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End OF the Money Panic az Rio.
paul I.pNfuu.

AuN ices i,pm Rio JareirO report that n
pEnic i'm thai CITY il knh .ifInr
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NAVAL ORDEIs.-COmmander John r.
Yates as senior aid 10 the commandment at
the Washington navy yard. Lieutenant
isaac Hazlett to the receiving ship Yer
mont, at New York. Observation-Disclosures
commander Charles V. Gridley has reported
his return home-having been detached from
The MonOngahela, South Atlantic station,
ON Inc 2flh uitIIIO, aud has been placed on
waiting orders Lieutenant Thomas Perry
ION The resolving Ship Vermont and
ordered to take passage on the POWhattao
ON The slith OF June next for AspinwaII,
thence TO Panama, and on his arrival To re-
port Tor duty on board the Omaha
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PEPs oNAL.-EX-GOv Gilbert c. Walker
o Va. is az the Ne -rOpo'itan hotel. ...-Col
Jack Brown has been appoint;i collecto- oi
internal revenue for the northern district OF
Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-27

ENAR rs BEGINS.
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IN RELATION TO AN EARLY MAIL from
New York 10 leave not Later than four
O'Clock a. m. the Postmaster General states
hat he has no authority TO order the extra
train, as suggested by Mr.. Knolss, Sistant
president or the Pennsylvania railroad, a al
no money or appropriation ID pay for such
e,.tra service. He is authorized to pay D
much per NILE for carrying the mails over
this road and if the road will put on the
extra train Tor the amount they are at pros
ent receiving the department VIII be very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-27

THE PAPAL ENJOYS, Mons. Roncatti "a, /
Count MareiO chi, are at the Arlington. TREY
leave for the West tonight. Today they
mad an audience with the President and sew
eTal members of the Cabinet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-27

ALA SUMNER BUARDING-A number of
YeiIAY persons will be furnished with Board at
.&-l the new EXCHANGE HOTEL, Manassas,
"a Those seeking cool and beautiful plac2, at
moderate ratss, ami whore they can have daily and
cheap Iallro communication with Washington,
ar nv lted to CORE nd with me for terms &c
telegraph. rail. Dad and Adams express Office are in
The LuIlnlng. m2i-6tl Z. ]. CANNON. Prnn,r
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ALA BOARDERS WANTED-Persons Jesir-
NAYous Of Obtaining boa d for the summer can
AS.2n be comfortably accommodated by adore -
lns 90. Il; G. q. WAkDER, Catle,ts Statioa, O.
A NJ NJ II R m. ~ :,
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE RECEIPTS to-day were, fcom internal
revenue, $500 1863; from customs, sJ92 SGT.
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A-s CABINS SPRING., ". & .. Il 4
NF lTlln's SPRING. have been eatir,'y re
&E:l fitted, and can TOW b. rented for ENcIg-
siVns an Parties. HERBUER & 3 ,SSAkt, Pro-
ptie;Urs, II >: ia fax street, Alexa-driI, Va.
r. G. WESTON, Agent, 2l2 9th street moth
west, Washington, may2j avs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-27

AT HIS OWN REQUEsT, Assistant Commits
ssly General BCckwIth has been relieved
from duty in Washington and ordered to 81.
Louis, Tor which place he leaves oa Satur-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-27

RIGHT IN FRONT of the Executive Man
sion there has been recently set out young
palmetto tree, which, by its growth, gives
evidence of having fairly taken root.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-27

ID e " @.
II With pleasure announce TO the public that have
made arrangements With Prof. Andrew Cock "A
iot giving PICNIC every MONDAY EVE III
NlNtI during the summer season, commenc- "a
ing MONDAY, MAY 81, ISIS, n my Pleasure la.N
Garden, corner Ct ith and streets nor beast.
aeaf- I'm GEO. JUENEMANN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23
Miscellanc ccas Advertisements.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

IN
by virtue OF the authority vested in mo l.,
a, certain decd-in-trust, executed TO me, A,
trustee, on or about the 9TH day of October
a. ID. 1874, by +. II. Carter and q. &. Me
Culloeh, composing the firm OF +. II. Cartr,
u CO., to secure wolston, Wells Il Vidn,
In the payment OF six several promisso,,
notes for about s9OI 81 each which mi,
more particularly described In said deed In
trust, which is recorded on page 1856 and 81,
oi Book Y, OF the records of mortgages OF
MeLennan county, Texas, | viii, on the
ed day Of Nov, A. ID. 1875, between The
hours OF ten O'Clock a. m. and four O'Clock
p: m, AZ the request of said Wolston,
Wells d Vidor, said notes being unpaid sell
the following described property in said
deed, described, at the court house door of
McLennan county, Texas, In Waco, at pub.
said notes, towit:
The West one-half OF lot No. "a seven I'm
bioek NO. (S) three, In the city Of Waco, in
McLennan county, fronting on the Pu6ljn
Square and Third street, with their stor,
house located thereon;
An equal undivided one half G.l interest
IN twelve hundred and eighty (i3sOl acres
Of land, in Burnet county, Texas, patented
In the name OF Robert $. Lyle,o ,on The waters
OF North San Gabriel about fifty miles
North OF the city OF Austin, beginning the
survey OF said 1850 acres at the Southwest
corner Of Survey No. 81, In the name OF
Lemuel Wornille. a stone mound on tho
prairie, from which live oak::bears N. ii .
W. aO yaras; thence =. II . w .28ss warns
thence N. lSo W. 1856 varas; thence N
a 4. aiss varas; thence y. l9o, Z. 96su
varas TO- the beginning; conveyed To the
said Il, III. Carter n Go. by W. II. Robinett
on or about the Goth day OF April, 1868.
GEORGE b. CAMPBELL,
WACO, Nov. 9, 1875. Trustee.
noy5d&w20d
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23
A Tribute TO Brenkenridge.

Mr.. A. j.. Beresford Hope writes as
fellows accepting memorials of his
much honored and greatly regretted
friend, Gen, John G. Breckenridge:
His name has been for years to us a
house hold word, and upon his arrival
in England, Lady Milford Beersford
Hope and myself, sought his acquain e.
tance and had the pleasure Of receiving
him as our guest, both here and in the
country. Personal acquaintance pro
duced II warm esteem and respect, aud
vivid impression of his eminent
abilities. have often since then re-
marked that out Of all the persons OF
distinction with whom, in the course
Of my life, have in various ways been
thrown, Gen. Breckenridge was
among those who had most irresistibly
struck me with feeling of ability and
ready power. ! had looked forward
to the probability of his again in bet
ter times coming to the front and de
voting his great talents to tho public
welfare.