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0A man in Iowa has just applied for a
patent on plough to be worked by wind
power.
SSeven hundred and sixty Morrnons,
lately arrived from Europe, left Omaha for
Salt Lake Monday evening.
0The cotton exchange convention met at
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
to-day.
s0The Brooklyn police commissioners will
try Superintendent Folk for In efficiency In
many cases, and for kidnapping In one.
~ The great New York merchant prince.
Stewart, advertised to the extent of ass 900
last year. But IL was less than one per cent
OF the total amount OF bis sales.
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n The SUPREME COURToF THE DIsrRICT
OF COLUMBIA.

n, ~, ItO.l'rS Spsctd! IerD1. JEiy l0fh, 1878
II IL sase q khZabeth Ragsn, Atministratyfx
81 IEoApsOS Raglan, deceased. the siIrin-
.suaIl1 Aforesaid hAs with tbs aporobation Of
The supreme Court Of the District 81 CSlnmhi.
e 49, appointed SATURDAY July sIst
20. i"r tee final settlement AMI aisfr;
i Saaloh . 81 The personal estate Of said de-
Cta1e1' aLI oi the assets In hand as Far -
rhe same haze been collected and ;r~oas az, -
money; when and where all The ereSitors , anS
heirs 81 said deceased Notified 20 affenI vritb
their claims PRO peTly yOuChed, or they nav o,h-
wise BY law te excluded trUm all benefit in saia a.
csased's estate Preceded, a copy Of nm. oTisr H..
Irbli,hec once = week for three weeks in the I've
hing star previous U the said day. Test.
JyH-ue, a. MEBSTEE. Register OF Wul-
TINS Il To GIVE NOTICE, That the sa6scTi-
Il h,r having obtained from the Supreme Court II
thH District - Columbia, holding Special Term
tettTs lest ;sn'aTy the personal esists Of BEN
JAMlN \. hEEDS, late Of District Of Co
lVnbls, Deceased Ali persons having claims
tGain-t the said deceased hereby warned 70
- hitt the same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. on or before the 9th daY u yuly
nsTti they insy otherwise b Law Do excluded from
this sth cay % July. ls-s
DH~t ELEANOR y. NEEDS, Executrix.
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SETTLED.-lt was all about kitten The
Darcanelle tArKD Independent contained a
paragraph denouncing some "dirty. low
born BRUTE" name unknOwn, who had so
mutllated Kitten as 10 Just leave life In It's
little body" II seems that Captain II. w.
Nlshard, who had probably kicked the con-
ceit out of the cat, regarded the item as a
gross personal reelection Oh his "hOnah"
de cal ed on the eiitOr, Mr.. Cloyd, who ac-
klLowledged the paternity OF the paragraph
we VIII settle this thing; no use being in
hurry solemnly observed Capt. WiShari
as he moved off rnajestically. Mr. Cloyd
happened to know what s.settling things
meant. Three hours later Capt. Wishard re-
turned. The words were few, but some mo-
ments after IL would have been difficult for
am expert TO note the distinguishing features
between Capt. Wishard's body aud lead
mine. This thing" was settled.-Mcaluhis
dr0ld,lche
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RALTIMOEE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
- DEPOT oOENSK 6rH LSD sTREBrs \ W.
Amer Nednesdsy, June I'd, lGs, trains viii run %
TRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE.
600 N, Northern Express, dsiiY except Mon-
YORK, daily except sundsy' anu N'N
e'4O a. In, Accommodation TO Baltimore, daily.
S:x3 .. m, limited Express for New iOrs, daily
encsRl sunday Psrlcr Car Train.
sa'sS g. IA, Fast Line West and North, daily except
las M, Express for PhilAaerphia and New
ao,S, and Norfolk via Baltimore, daily ex
$40 N, ce9GInodation, daily sIoep, Sunday.
A-30 p. III. fOr Philadelphia, daily.
s:0s ,. m, daily, New York NJ ht E2sress.
LS:ls D n, Pacing E1gress, daily except Saturday,
TRAINS ARRiVE AT WASHINGTON.
s:l3 d H. New YORK Express, daily.
s:3a q. M, Accommodation, daily except SUNDAY.
S;S3 a. m, sst Line, daily.
40 .. m baltimore and Philadelphia EIpress
s:os p n limited Express from New York, daily
except sunday '
s23 m day kApress7 tsily except sunday.
$40 ?. N, daily from Baltimore AID the We.E
1923 p m, southern Ex press, daily except sunday
Trans leaving Washington =. - 9. c. and ga
p N. csilJ except sunday, connect q, Bowie with
Trains leaving " ashInstcn q: 500 o. IT. and l:sO ..
n corr ~ AZ edeuton with trains fer Annapolis. .
Trains arriving AZ W esbipgton Of SIS n. IL. and
,eoo-so e. Bowie With tTails from Pope's Greek
Passengers Leaving their orders ct Ticket Ofioe,
northwest cornsT Of 18Th street. and Pean5y lyanis
eyenCer northwest corner Ga street. aad PsGnsyIys
liza avenue, e-n have their baggage called for spi
c1Scksd Al h tels aud Residences 70 al points North
end Vest. TLryUgh ricSet- u C.nctiua n. C0i,I1l-
Pcs, lEtiaDascl il, Louisville, Sc Louis, New Or
Es-r, Wet. \ -th and SCgth - 'O--1
oEo Q. WILKES, sqgsrigtsudeI,t;
On. BOYD, Jr., Gent Pas.r 1srf All
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DIE.

DIkTZ. On wedno sias, July 2lst At half PAST ;
O'Clock Of typhoid intermittent fever, LoUIsA uEN
BETA DIETz, IN her Hath year
The funeral will take place from tho German Lu-
friday afternoon, at 51k clock. Friends aud &C
guaintanoes respectfully invited to attend. Balti-
more papers please copy
CASE. At vienna, Va, July IS, 1875, MAUDE. in
FAINT daug hter Of Gardner and Fanny Case, OF Ban-
ker Ilill, Ills.
hAHORNEY. On the morning OF the I'D instant,
at o. CLOCK, ETTA, youngest daughter Of James
and Georgeanha Ma1orney, aged n months.
Funeral viii take place ut O'Clock Friday even
ing, sd instant, rom 5 DumOartOn st, GeOrxe-
town. Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
attend.
SLATER. ON July 2lst, Mt Z 81 D. M d, OF oOnsump-
ton, JOIN q. SLAThR, aged s. years.
Funeral Friday, ally Esd, ~ { o clock m, from
North Carolina avenue M mission, corner 6th ~.
and n orth Carolins avenue southeast.
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Il has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Colunbis, holding special term, let;
JOSEPH W. MARIN, late Of the District Of Co.
lumbia, deceased, ell persons having claims
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scriber, or before the 18th day of June next:
they may otherwise by law be excluded FROM all pen
eft Of the said esta:e. Given under my hand, this
18th day OF June, l75.
je0wSw ALICE l.. EAIRN, Execuirix
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sCMuER SCHEDULE-yrSz 8, 1873.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY

FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
s.oe .. N, = fillmore and Wsy Stations
SaS 4. n, EsltnOre, Annapolis, Tredsrtsk End
reos q ia. more. Brs1kfast ut Relay.
T.sOs- m s;aInioS and Virgins Springs. PGrtc'
800 m, New York, PhilsdeIphIs, Boston, Balti-
more SRI Relay.
Zoo a n, Chicago, Columbus. saniu-ky, Cincin-
nsi, Louisville, ST L. uis, Pittsburgh, Deer
PsTk, B-rkei-y, Hsser' Toy. n, Frederick. Pu,-
e.los M, = hingtor anction AMI Way Stations,
, N, { aetroboi.tan Branch - 49,.
11s30 q. m, Baltimore, EllicOtt City And Wsy Sta
ZOO m. Me- York. Phils'elDhis; Boston. Nor;
p m, 81 Sundays, Baltimore and Way Sta
$ yradSfiet r $500 ana ss'a ano.oo sid
WsJ Stations, wiz Metropoiitsr BrsrchJ
$40 p m, Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
0 90 ,, m, Baltimore and Relay.
> 30 p. NJ, Chicago. 81 Louis, Louisville, Column
tus, send lsky Cincinngti Deer Park, BeIke-
t,rStUTs- BrsakfaSt at Park.TS5Ers aad 43ss-
$40 y. m, Hsse-stown, WINCHESTER, and wsT
Station, via Metropolitan Branch ,
7as ,. m. baltimore sad Relay. Way SsGfiOas
s1sp. m, Baltimore and " ~ Stations.
8 90 D. m, baltimore Fast IN press.
S.15 p m Baitiisore; Phuadelphia. New York
HIS 2 n. Fasf Express. PEtirInI c1-s 20 Chr
ergo. 81 LoEis ard P5HsbETE ruth Oct change.
brssIEfISf ~ tsTGftGz
SUNDAY TRAINS.
9A5 =. M, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston East Exprs=s
Schsssors ara yaE S;af.Oss.-5 An, 80, 100,
1-15 an S.1S ?. N.
For Bs6.rsors AID Relays. 30 9. n, 800 and
Wa.-s 90 a. m, 80 and IL as n m, stoSpins
a. daring the week
~AH Tfaiss Sop at YisdEs Heal, Relay Rozse
sSHtcr.
For furfhsr Information Srpiy AZ TIE Baltimore
nnt Oh!J 1lcke: OtiC-s, " a5hinK:Oa Station, and
S-s Pen1SJ ivaria avenue, whsrs orders will be
tesen for Passage TO be checked and received at any
THOS SHARP, Mssser Of TRANSFORMATION.
l.. "a. COLE, General Ticket AGest.
GEO. :. kOOSTZ, General Agent. ie7
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THE OTHER EVENING, when a Eichsburg
mother had company, and her siN-year-old
son made himself disa greea ably Conspicuous,
She gave him threatening look ami silently
warned him TO leave the room. Instead OF
obeylng, he walked up 10 one OF the ladies'
and Inquired: Misses, can't you stay here
al n ght?" "Why, what do you mean?r she
asked, An tone OF surprise "Lfyoull stay,
mother Won dare lick me; II You don't she'll
make me hop IL was affecting 10 see his
mother lit HIM 10 her knee, kiss him repeat
edly. and biandly inform the ladies' that 10
was only lis cnfe Wav.
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TOMORROW,
hUNCAHSUN BROS. AuctIonaars
~ Southeast corner Of 9Th aud ID SITS :, northyes,

nUNCAHSUN BROS. AucfIoneers
~ Southeast corner Of 9th aud D sts., northwest.
FUkE cHiAkFR ANP HISa C8sr FfsS
ShsSR.1 RihS3; afSST So $SSi sGfPEs s.
SFfSJ5E s SHfREf$j kfSH #LSs kkSP
kIHRf Hl HLEG sSSTr AND HIGH SsSsE, VA
EisHEn CHaMBERs, CoNsfsriNG Of
s sRtssE MAL NEy SUITES ESQ OF ETESiTURE,
SOME CARPETINGS, &c.
VALUABLE LIBRARY OF $500 VOLUMES
On THURSDAY MORNING, July %,
HTe3DIneneIng at o o'clock, at the residence
s.., mo. 1907 street northwest, opposite La
furniipEs, cut glass ware, plated ware, Sc, con-
tanned therein in part, yi7G;ps
Two suites , OF very fine Rosewood Parlor Furni
Stool, cost $500; Administer and Velvet Carpsts:
Velvet Bugs; rich Lace Curtains; Blue Satin Win.
tion Chairs; Boqnet, MarbIe-to and other Tables:
Jardiniers two twelve light Glass Chandeliers fan
~ HALL FURNITURE.
Wsnnt Mirror back Hat-rack and Stand COM
Dlh ,S Wall Hail Chairs; Marbletop Table; Brus
n'a DININe-RooM.
tension Table High cost Sienna Marble top suff.t:
Leather covered Dining room Chairs; Walnut Side
rabies &c; with the finest assortment of rich Cut
Glassware, Plated Ware and Cutlery offered to
HALL AND STAIR CARPETS.
CHAMBEES
Brusels Carpets, Rugs; Lace Curtain: end Cor
nces; solid alnut Sets of Furniture; MirrOr-front
Wardrobes; Screen; Marbietop Tables; Hair aud
Shuck Mattresses. Pillow Cases, Pillows and Boil
steers blankets and Bed covering generally; French
plate Mirrors com pete sets Of plain I'D fancy Toi
let Ware; Fancy Stands, Tables ManteI Ornaments,
BronZes, &c,
LIBRARY.
Two thousand five hundred volumes of MisceIla-
neous W orks. Leather covered Chairs, Library
Table, Reclining Char, Rocking Chairs, Brussels
Car pets Book Shelves, Lambre1uins and Cornices,
Desks, &c.
BATH BOOM FIXTURES.
servants rooms, together with the entire Kitchen
Furniture Cooking Apparatus, Chinaware, Glass
&C.
We call the especial attention of parties DESTROYS
OF purchasing Furniture to the above sale, as the
goods are all first class, and the best collection
of 8 20 eco.
1.-The Library Will be sold on SATURDAY
MORNlNG, July "a commencing at I o o'clock.
Catalogues con be had of the auctioneers on Tues
day morning.
Jy2odSds DUNCANSON BROS, Auct
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NJERCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
LF1 BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fine Steamships e. q. KNIGHT and
y tIiPs betwssen NEW Y0Kk, ALEX XXX
GEORGETOWN, as foIlows:-Leays NEW YORK,
from Pier 1, East River, every SATURDAY at I .
m, leave GEORGET0WN every TUESDAY AT 4 o
o, n, snd ALEXANDRIA the same day.
for tuu Information apply TO X. p. A. DENHAM,
business Office and wharf, SO Water street, George
town, or ut the Office Of the President, near P-stres
bridge. J. W. THOMPSON, President.
~ Fretghts deiiy cred by Knoxs Express. Orders
left az General Office, 500 Pennsylvania avenus,
o. At tie steamer wharf, VII be promptly attended
10 isll-rr
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~The Louisiana census will MAKE the
population OF New Orleans about 2j5.OJ1.
ES-In virtue OF the new tactics IN crime
the city burglar Il able TO spend lis cver-
ings with his family"
fVA rev play called ambition" the
work OF a Illinois man. is shortly To 90
brought ont in Ch .caCO. Il winds up with a
beautiful mortgage ScSne-C,5ly--.T oirr.
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DRoPOsALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
OEFICE OF THE SERGEANT AT-ARNs,S
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1875, \
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until l2 m. on SATURDAY, tho oath Of July
instant, for furnishing the Senate Of the United
states with fuel for the ensuing year, as follows
1000 Tons best quality White Ash Furnace Coal
Six hundred tons IF to be delivered eore the
LIST day OF september; the balance at such time in
the winter as room may be found for its storage at
the Capitol The coal 10 be 2,2iO lbs to the ten.
Wood.
40 Cords best quality well seasoned Oak Wood.
Subject to Government pection, and TO be stored
IN Vaults Of Senate Wing Of Capitol all at bidders
cost.
Bids for different articles will be considered sepa-
raely and the right is reserved to reject all or any
portion OIL the bids received If deemed for the inter
est Of the Government t. do
Bids will Be considered binding for three days
after the Path of July,
JOHN Il. FRENCH, Sergeant at Arms,
Iyl3-eo6t Senate of the United States
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a,nUPUSALS FOB COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING!
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 2, 1878 \
Sealed Proposals will be receivei at this Office
until 10 O'Clock a. m. TUESDAY, August Sd, for
furnishing Elk hundred 5000 tons of run of mine
tGeoTge Creek Cumberland Coal, to be delivered
at such times and places, and in such quantities.
may be required, and subject to the conditions re-
Qulred BY act of Congress approved July IL, 1870,
VIZ - That such coal shall weigh ,2i0 pounds to
the ton, and shall be inspected and weighed and the
quantity Of each load certified at the time of delivery
by the person appointed and qualified under the act
for that purpose and that the prescribed fee of ~
cents for each ton of coal inspected, weighed and
delivered shall be paid by the contractor" Pro-
posals will be considered binding for from
the Sd OF August, the Department reserving ths
rght 10 reject all or any portion OF the bids offered
No proposals will be entertained unless accom-
panied by satisfactory evidence of ability to fulfill
the contract, nor Will any payment be made without
the certhcate OF the inspector that the coal fur
nlshed is such as the contract calls fer.
. Proposals shall be addressed and sent TO the of.
fee Of GEO. b. MCCARTEE
Chief OF Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
Jy2m.wftAug.3 Treasury DeplrtIuent
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STEAMER LINES.
RErSnTstxAEs , L kIdx 3" HoSFotX, Wv

KECtLAH LlNE 70 NOR FOLK, NEW
~ foPk. RDSTON AND PROVIDE NCF
Cd and after HoNDAY, July u, 1875, the new and
Lady Of the Lake and Jane Meseley
VII make foar regular trips between WASHING
ION ADJ kObFOLk each week, 49,
:. nehing at the principal River LAID = 4aAx3S
iSNTOn every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 3
e,CSk p m, and NORFOLK every TUESDAY
IHE JANE M0SkLEY will leave WASHING
TON every III EsDAY and FRIDAY at , . clock D
10 end NORFOLK every MONDAY and THURS
DAY az =. N.
Pare 70 Norfolk, 81. round trip tickets, SIS Meals
and state rooms extra.
EACC RSION RATEs.-Round Trip tickets at TO-
Nue de l. Eau. ~
To Point Look ont and return, 81 50; to Fortress
monroe or |ue de Il Eau and return, SIS. A further
r.duetion TO families Of fifty cents on each fare
Meals and state rooms extra. Tickets good on either
boat, and until used.
For Tickets, Staterocurs information apply at
the Office Of the INLAND AND SEABi1ARD
Casting COMPANY, Room No. ,, National
metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite Treasury
Department. iyN "
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BARRED.

GOLDIN-EDMOEST0N. on the 10th u July,
ISIS. by the Rev DR.. CuiLb-rt, nir. g. X GoLDIS 10
Miss ALICE L. EDMoNsToN. both g " ashirRton.
lAnnapolis papers please COPY
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOB EXTENSION OF BERRET
Il SCHOOL Bull DING.
ENGINEER 5 CFFlCE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, July 18th, 1875.
Scaled Proposals will be received at The office of
the Engineer Of the District of Columbia until II
clock IN. on MONDAY, July 26th, 1875, for the
extension OF the Berret School Building5 located
northwest.
Blank forms and all necessary information can be
Obtained upon application at this Office, aud no bid
will receive consideration unless made upon said
blank forms.
BY order OF the Commissioners
iycD En- inear III n Z,
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THE HOE PERFECTING PREss.-An expe-
rlence OF four or nve months with the ne "
Hoe perfectiDg press warrants us in express.
Ing the deliberate Judgment that IL IS. be-
yond the possibility OF comparison with
any other press now in use In this country
or in London, the best printing press for
rapid work yet manufactured. Last night IL
was desirable for the accommodation OF
friends at Saratoga to issue a midnight edi-
ton of the Tribune, containing an account
Of the boat race, for delivery at Albany,
Troy, Saratoga and elsewhere, by daylight
this morning. Rapid work, of course, was
required. Within precisely one minute after
the last stereotype plate was given to the
pressman. the perfecting press began NOV
Ing, and twenty seconds later was producing
eight-page papers, beautifully printed on
10th sides, al the rate Of 12,iS0 copies per
hour. Not a break nor an instant's delay of
any sort occurred from the first movement
OF the cylinder until the last paper was
printed. With an ordinary paper, and with
out any special preparation, IL can be run
night after night, for hours at a stretch, at
the rate OF 1900 copies per hour, and at this
rate can be depended on for continuously
good work.-N. Y. Tribune, July l5th.
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COAL AND WOOD.

SfEikkf STRIKE STRIKE FOB YOUR
~ FIRES
WOOD WOOD! COALf COALII
S3.00-S S.Go-S5.O0-Ss.0O.
Being crowded with consi ynmenfs OF All kinds Of
WOOD, cargoes upon csrsoes, caily arrivals, more
than We can dispose OF readily At 9holssae, hence
We are pleased to inform the public that notwith-
standing the strike in the coal mines We propose to
furnish fuel ct price within the means Of the hum.
best individual.
- LADUki LO0Ki
OAK from 5 o To "a.
All kinds Of AL, with 22ao Ibs to the too at the
lowest Possible price.
Also, SAWED and SPLIT WOOD at correspond
fnsiy low prices, at
JOHNSON BROTHERS,,
Main Office and Depot at Johnsons Wharyes, foot
% lzlh sLd 18th streets southw ct.
neFnn, Z 1902 street northwest,
tl1l2 9Th street mav2S eoly
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'THOmAs DOwLINd,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Latimer & Clear
Southwest corner OF Penna. avenue and 18th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF
PkOPERTY In GEORGETNWN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN.
By virtue of q deed % trust from George D. Snow,
bearing date the 18th day Of April, A. ID. 1873, AMI
recorded in lber 7l9, at folio 49, the unersig aei
surviving trustee al the request of the holder of
ises, on SATURDAY, the 9TH day of August, A. D.
1873, at o'clock p. n, three warehouses and
wharyes on the south side of Water street. near Po
tou'ac street, described follows: Beginning st q
point where Is feet measured south Il degrees west
rom enc foot northwest from the south corner
OF the house III which DIR. John NJ. Beatty formerly
lived shall intersect the south side of Water street
which Is one foot northwest of a stone standing on
the bend of said street, and from thence running
south " degrees west to the channel of the Potomac
river; thence with said channel, sOGtheasterly Is
feet and inches; thence by line which would
strike the southeast corner of the late Charles A
wharf bnilt by Thomas Beatty, to the south side
OF alter street. thence by said street to the begin
ling, with the two warehouses thereon.
Also, the brick warehouse, lot, and wharf belong
Ing hereto, being that adjoining q similar
viewed 10 Essex, AID bounded Oh tine east by the
properly formerly Dotga's-on the west by the ex-
tension OF the east line of the Essex property TO the
river, and running from said Water street to the
channel OF the Potomac river, with the Use OF the
alley on the west Of the so called Essex Tot.
This property Is occupied % the kennebec
Ice company, and affords q nrst class opportunity
for investment.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in two equal
payments al six and twelve months, with interest,
secuI ed by deed Of trust on the property. $3.50
deposit when the property is struck OF. All con
veyancing at purchaser cost Tue title is bViiey ed
to be perfect. FRED. w. JONES, Trustee.
Jyli-eo [Courier3tl THOS. DOWNING, Auct.
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NEW YORK AND WASHIgGTON
THROUGH LINZ 40 BAETIIORE
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YOEk,

NEW YORK AND wASHIsGTON
~ IA ROUGH LINE 40 BALTIMORE
NEW YOEk,
ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLASD
SHROJGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
- NV YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The eQCipzIs ut on this line Is rev and Of khe mos;
elegant sGd IL proved finish.
SRAIN LEAVING AT 9.23 A. NJ. Is PULL
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPTNt; CARS IN
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and after MAY %, lS5, trains By this
line will leave DEPOT Of Baltimore and Potomac
ssallroad, corner Of 81 and streets, follows:
5:ss .. N. kSpTe-s fOr Philadelphia, New York,
A., and points East daily, escspt Sunday.
SES a N. Limited Tx press-PullInan Car Train
Tor Philadelphia, New York and points East
cally, except sunday.
HIS 2. IA. Express for Philadelphia and New YORK
daily, kept Sunday.
zssO p n. Express for Philadelphia and way points
daily.
9;Os .. N. Express for PhiIaaeiphia, New York
and points East daily.
PGLLMAS PARLOR OARS on all Day Trains
PlLLhAG PALACE SLEEPING OARS on
eight Trains.
fickets and Information be procured at the Of.
ces Of the ODrsny.
Baggage called for and checked At hotels and mi
cate residences orders left the offices of the
CON sny. northeast corner 18th and Pennsyl-
Csnia avenue and on nOrthesst corner Cf Pennsyl-
vania avenue and 9th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BALL
HOAD, conner sth and b street,
General Passenger gent, Philadelpbia, Pa.
GEORGE q. WILKINS,
iebl euperintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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RAILROADS.
lIAsr TRAM FOR CAPE NAY.

7HOUES AND 30 MINUTES-WA WASHINGTON
To CAPE MAY.
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
rndR ing the following time: z-x -5SEE
Leave WashingtCn-1:45 O. m, day Express
sJffying At Cape May at 5 .. n.
Leave " a. hin gtOn-9 % N Il Limited Ex pre9st
al1iy Ing at CO De May at D. n.
On Limited Express an extra seat fare OF rs 10
cxa1sed betx cen w ashirsten AMI Philsdclphia.
II. NJ. BOYD, yR.,
yQ-tr General Passenger AgtAt-
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PIANOS, DC.

The neetest, the sIoailest and the cheap--
est first class seven octave Piano everNG
made. G. l.. WILD BRO. Sole Agents,vUyvv
f23 It'll street northwest, half square above Patent
Office One nns Piano, but little used, for sale at
bargain. mArlA-H
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UNDERTAKES.
D y. HARVkY.

u Y. HARVEY,
Undertakers
Ne. sSA eTRKKs. betvsso ninth nd Tvzsh
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FOB POTOMAC RIYER LANDINGS.

The swim AID tsyOrite Iron Steamer - L.
fLOT BOY, W. II. By lies, pain sEk@&zsz:ss
having been thoroughly overhsuled and reEtted,
VIII resume her trips for Potomac river banainss
IuEspAfl March I'd, and every TUESDAY and
sA1URDAf thereafter, leaving fi.zhughs wharf,
foot OF 9Th street, at O'Clock Returning, VIII
evening.
Freight received daily.
Al Hreights Elust be prepaid.
febN N. b. EITTHUNH. hfen