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TELEGRAPH MARKETS,
Noon Report.

GALvEsoN, July 2.-Cotton market quiet
and nominal. Culinary ll1ac; good ordina-
ry l219c; low middling iSAc; middIing lac1S;
LONDON, July I.-Noon-Erle 1879. Street
21s(d23sd, which Is "a and I'd below bank.
Paris, July l6.--kentes 05f l5c.
LIVERPOOL, July INSTRUMENTATION firmer.
Prices advanced o fraction Middling up
lands, I'd; Orleans, I'D. Sales, 10000 bales.
New YORK, July 23,-Gold opened at ll2l4.
Stocks little more quiet and better feeling.
Money llS32 per cent. Gold ll2s. Govern
ments dull and better prices. States quiet
Exchange, long, "a 81; short,s4 90. .
Cotton Arm, Sales 80 bales. Uplands,
141Sc; Orleans l5l4c.
TENDER liXc; e ctofe r, "A 3-i6@i4 s-SS2c; No
Flour dull and iOc lower. Wheat dull and
la2c lower. Corn quiet and firm. Pork
firner at SCI. Lard nominal steam li11sc
Turpentine heavy at 3l1Sc. Rosin quiet al
81 05@i Is for strained. Freights firmer.
Night Report.
NEW ORLEANS, July A.-,Cotton--Noth-
strict good ordinary n5s@l2,Sc; low middlIne
to strict low middling. l$kglic; middllne
to strict middling, H1s@il54c; good mid
a Resseipts Is bSies exports coast, no bales
Great britain, si5 bales; stock, 49, 81 bales.
Sugar quiet; job demand good; common
SIC; low, S1z@S4c.
Molasses quiet. loo, common, 4o9ioc; iairi
| 5Oa55c; prime to choice SOxc.
Flour firmer; superfine 50 1895, choice and
| family S@7 so.
Corn quiet ut s5@90c. Oats dull at 74c.
| Hay dull; prime s2i 20.
| Coffee firm. Ordinary to prime lS@20A.
| Pork active and firm at so 121T923 %, as In
| weight. Bacon scarce and higher at l014@
| lSIlal4H. Hams scarce; choice sugar-cured
/ iSs,SlIc. Dry Salt Meats-none in first
hands. Lard firm; held at l414e for key.
Whiskey firm atsl 20.
Gold l2H. sight premium. Sterling
NEW YORK, July 2i.-Money easy Mt 1H@2
per cent. Sterling steady. Gold ll21S. Gov
ernments dull but better prices; new g.
| 1851 States quiet and nominal.
| Futures closed firm. Sales 1900 bales,
July, n7-I6c: August Hk9H 17-S2c; Sep
teniber, i45-i6@ll-32c; October, H9A Lice
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House in lir0Oklyn and reported thai
he had found the following lrllpr in 4
bottle on Long island bpaoh,
"Ar hpA, July q lhlh
BARK H. J., Campbell, Captain !, ",
t,ollen, NJ Charleston, FIR New York,
numbered this morning, Thirteen
Passengers Are lost, aud seven sawed,
who are Ia open hnals and IN great dis
lress, They are Captain llOlleu, ",
l'r"Nry, Mate Charles Mallny aud ",
DyrE seamen, Mrs, Whitaker II,
Hamilton aud Miss Annle Hamilton, y
A search NJ the maritime registers
falls 10 give any Ruell vessel ~ II, j.,
Campbell,
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FORSALE.

800 acres OF land near the Dallas and Tar
rant county line, near Pacific railroad. Also,
31y acres on West Fork OF Trinity river, In
Wise county. Price low-one-fourth cash,
balance in one and two years. Also, lots In
Central Railroad addition TO city of Dallas,
on liberal terms. JOHN W. LANE,
General Conveyancer and Notary Public.
Ohice-Gaston a Thomas Bank.
july 11-d2w-w2t
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The California wheat orop haa
been harvest u, gnd the production ID
given ~ half Of that Of last year,
Canada allll sticks u the cal.0'.
nlno-laln ~ u punishment nr a0me
orlmoa Tho Victim alWaya goes right
away from that nelghborhoOd In dis.
gllAL.
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NayamhfE il4aari iifssmler \ tei
lanaaiH liiHli : ltr iNpnaiii hAibi
$500 Manh, NJ N4li 4, luf
flnnl hnulhril ilsNl nflu nNnlllill lniAll
pglfa, sH siaI "a HHHl W rlull" NAifai n ih
Mhrni "a fiHlN MI luinf 49, y alril
III it4l ilh AWllaf a. iial N ~ Nillll
western. Cum rlisii nuini aNiAi 4fllff NJ
fisitri iaii W gluai iNnninH nl.fi iillnN ifNN
~ lrnnl "a lilsfi slaniHni lNl illni tlalll'
lated ll.mllAN IallHW nan. iNniu u lhl
10 inT sifalhri, luuifnllnn NNll ~ wv
ibrk active and nHrllfd iln lN llhllNf lph'
whisky inWpi ~ ~ iaslpI ffalallls HlraN4'
finasFisi ksalesenIi
NV ApAK, inlY Leans increased ~,
lhhlin apfnlr Increase flfpiihl lrfAl lftNri
ineleAte, llA ass, ipsiffe lnNlfAhNi W. App
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SUNDAY MORsIsG July rs,
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Arrival and Departure of Trains ~
Dallas,
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
TIM WEATHER.

For the South Atlantic aud Gull
States, stationary to falling barometer,
Southwest to Southeast winds, warm
aud partly cloudy weather viii prevail,
occasional ralns with rising lempera-
lure from West Gulf States TO Ohio
valley,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
ovn@ ~ nus pAYigllFYAlp

OFfipH M FnH nALI,As.llHpAip
iulN ~ ma,
uDh, lH, silver, lh
kNeliunEl nnmlhllr, q pnr nili Discount
hllliilH = iipf pehi iftnlnWi fNinlHh unn
lNilnna ilninlnhl,
wheat ppi hnahflt uln
ualhi lrf busilul AlmN n,
polni pef hnahpl, W sliuull, Ni vi flieiled
NO,
Hay, haled, now eIop, per ton, " ousli N
lnosH DO "A u4ln VI,
Potatoes, peT hushel, nuNue,
unipnsi POI huhhHl, ihli ~,
liatlry, HH llr pot huAlrl,
liiant II 90 poo ton,
liyu, DHuii iirr hnHhpl,
lil1pst ny mat 300 pound, hnnNr, lIisefli
diy lilni, .ipI poulidi llRhl h9lu Bipun, ha
% sallpd, hkAhp,
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DIsPATOHEs
FOREIGN.
PIymsoII's bathurst IN the House 81
Commons prcnrranged--The Subject
Comes Up Next Thursday.


p,ymsou,. o,,,,,., n, an. Hama a,
,'.... ..--'-
'""'"""S rr'"''""s'"-'"' S"'J'''
Comes Up Next Thursday.
LoNpoN JuIv ol.--phe contraI nreaa
report of Tho scenea I'm The House over
the shining Mn. anvs, fl waa re.
ar,,oI ~, tho l"hbIes tint thore wns
mnch methnd IN plvmsoll,a nddross
tho nuthurst holng nr.nrranged M
plvmsoll emma IA the Jmlse viii his
va,Isn and wns nronnreI m % to
nrIsnn Ue hos moan In the llLrerv If
tho Commons to-day aenrchlnu for pre.
cedenls. He persists In his refusal 10
withdraw his remark, A tremendous
sce ,ae, Is eMptu'uu W n,. ahu S"'9'o'
COMES "P "s"'" neN' i""''""y'
Tho IIouse of Commons u,s Passed
the C.pyriunt DiII-Thc River Ncye
twenty reet above LIS LeycI-wa,cr
I,urn,nr N, the RATE orTwen,y Miles
per Iuour.
,, ,o, M, .,u..
LONDON, au'y @h-ine wn'eis " i ..e
river NeVe w IeteI '. ne ,io,i
nileeh 70 twenty leeo nnovo 'iio oru'nn,
~ leVel, anu the ve,oc',y nus ine'e ,a,',
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Medical College Of Alabama,
ar nhonILm.

The Regular Course NJ lNctnrca viii begin
on Monday, November 10Th, 1870, aud
close about thOWth Ot March following
TIE Preliminary Course VIII commence
about tho middle NJ ootoncr ~ which time
The nlHHeoiing ll0umA VIII hu oprn,
ThuulY nhnenMuy inA been removed 10
the College lluildlng In tho course NJ the
year HoVcnhl Thousand pntleniA nto examined
ard prescribed Tor NJ this Dmp0nAafy, In tho
presence NJ tho students,
90 Lecture Free 10 Aludonia from MI parla
Ol the United haioa
Mniilculailon Fco,"rn"..,,n,,,.,,,, 500 90
Dlmocllng Foe,",guu,,,-",,uvry,u 40 90
For further nnrlioulntannd clIonlnm apply
10 W, II, ANDERSON, NJ, H.,
Dem OF the Faculty,
Mobile, Juno lsl, 1870,
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CHICAGO, July 24.r-The Internal
Revenue officers has seized the entire
rectifying establishment of the River
Distilling Company, for duplicate use
of stamps and other brands.
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ATLANTA, GA, July 24.-The Pool
ing Convention of Railroads has adj
iourned. South Carolina Railroads
were forced in on local and through
freights.
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FOul Play.

PHILADELPHIA, July M.-Coyle, the
swimmer, remained unconscious till
this morning. He then slept and
awoke up all right. He claims having
been drugged by brandy which he
took lust before he became exhausted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

DISAPPOINTMENT IN LovE-The lSsxic6fe
@ me daughter OF a Wealthy Mdn--The sui
eide of Miss Alice Myers, daughter OF the
Meyer s. Myers, OF 6i9 Broadway and 4si
west I'D street. has Just been made known.
She was only 16 years OF age, aud was beau
tiful and accomplished, and a favorite in
society. A few weeks ago she returned from
Europe, where she had been travelling in
quest OF health with the family OF a well
known lawyer. II was ON this trip that
symptoms of melancholia first became no.
iceable, and her friends then learned that
EFFORT was made 10 arouse her Interest in the
novel scenes about her. but without success
During the voyage home she was discovered
When about 10 spring overheard. Subse-
Quently she was carefully watched. After the
young woman's arrival In New York various
eXpedients were tried TO arouse her from the
now settled melancholy that hal worl her
down 10 shadow OF her former self. She
seemed TO become interested in the CHARITY
fair for the benefit OF the Mount Sinai hos OIL
tai that is TO be opened Monday next. Sue
consented 70 assist at the fair. aud went 10
SeNtral OF the meetings OF the mana serS.
This was regarded as a hopeful sign by her
friends, although at one time she told her
mother that she should not bother 10 get a
dress for the fair, as she would soon be dead.
On Tuesday morning of last week Miss
Ny ers arose from the family breakfast table.
saying that she was going up stairs. On her
way up she took OF her CATERS so as not TO
disturb her brother, who slept up stairs. She
Glen walked TO a rear window ia the third
story and jumped from 10 10 the ground. A
Miss Williams, who was WIS., ting at a mar
Iied friends house in sd street, In the rear
OF Mr. Myers residence, saw her take the
leap, and the family of Mr.. Constant and
otter persons who live in sd street heard
her screams after she fell. Miss Myers arms
and legs were broken and she was injured
Internally. She died In great agony three
hours afterwards. She was buried on Tues
day last-N J.. Sim. 81.
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T0URT SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Co lumba. passed on the 18Th day of
March, ISIS, in the case of William b. Huntington,
trustee, vs.. Robert Walker and others, being
era, DEGREES made in said cause and referred to in
Of the premises. on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day
Of December, 1875 at clock in the afternoon, the
siI, leJ in square number six hundred and eighty:
three, $751; In the city Of Washington District Of
Columbia: Each lot will be sold Separately. Lot
fronts l5 feet North Capitol street. and 100 feet
ground, and q improved ~ the three story ~ and
basement dwelling house known as "Bethel Got
tage," containing nineteen rooms, besides bath
room and conservatory. The house is near the
Capitol and commands Q hne view Of Washington
Lot has q front Of OK feet on North Capitol
street, between O and streets north, Contains
10 as square feet, and Is mproy ID only by an old
Lot sd,oins Lot on the north, and IL Of the
came dimensions. 1t il unimproved.
Lot has front OF lis feet on North Capitol
street and 100 feet on North street. 1t Contains
story frame building, which is now used 8 store
house 1t H. valuable lot for business purposes
because OF iss being very neas the Baltimore and
Terms OF sale 3 to each lot: onefourth cash, the
remainder in three nal instalnents in and Is
months from day OF sale the deferred payments to
bear interest from day OF SALE and to be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser and lien on the prop
erty sold AZ each lot is sold deposit q Nao Gin
chaser II the terms Of sale be NOT complied With as
to either lot in i've days after the hnal ratification
OF the sale By the court the trustee reserves the
rig to resell that lot at the risk and cost Of the de-
--'s =; .. woBTalEeIos. Trustee.
pov22 INV lads 635 street northwest.
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- The boys first really great lesson in
acting usually takes place upon meeting his
moiher IN search of the pantry key, which
lies securely at the bottom OF his trousers
Brooklyn Argus.
SLady 10 servant: MARY, do not APP
prove ofy your entertaining your sweetheart
IN The kitchen" Mary: "Well. ma'am, IT'S
very kind OF you 10 mention IL; but me Is from
the country, you see, ma am. and I'm afraid
he is too shy and orkard In his manners,
aam, Tor you 10 like him 10 come up
80
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TIKI CHAIRS FOLLOWED THEM.-The
Burlington va Free PrCss SAYS. st the
conservative banquet Ia Montreal last Wed
nesday evening Sir John Macdonald spoke
Tor IouT hours. All the chairs had been newly
warn sled, and when, at The conclusion OF
Sir johns speech, tie audience arose In
ciieer, nearly every one lifted his cheer with
MN. one indignantdiner. who left part ofhis
coai on the seat, engaged In a single combat
win the waiter. Altogether IL was a very
pleasant AFFAIR."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

IN BAKER STREET CAR Yesterday soma
men were talking about the nerve OF Will
nam Tel In shooting an apple OF his sons
mead, To yeN an old lady who was listening
one OF the men said, That was Mr. Tell: hut
what did MS wife amount to-why doeSn' 4
history mention her ." "I'll bet a hundred
dollaTs =! called the old lady In an excited
voice 81 III bet a hundred dollars that she
sat up half The night before patching that
boys trowsers so he'd look decent 10 90 out"
DetTOt Press.
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1T rs SUNDAY MORNING, the church bells
are ringing, and he stands at the bottom of
the stairs and yells up 20 her "WIll YOU ever
get ready 2' She pretends not 10 hear him
until he yells again, and then she wells back
as loud as she can; you knowvery well I'm
ready; but II I'd ever supposed thai we was
going a. so early, and me I'm my new black
SIX, Id never put IL on" Aud she stood be-
grief PrO0lliR ArCllS
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IlI I'D.

BATES On the lst instant. suddenly, OF apo-
Francis Bates. ~
- Funeral from the residence q her father, No. %
est street, Georgetown, on Saturday, at 2 80 n IA
frlepos OF the family are invited 20 attend.
HARMON. On the first instant, after a short
year 81 his age.
Funeral serS ices on Saturday morning the fourth
Instant, AZ Mount Vernon Place Church, corner Of
Min ano streets northwest, at half past eleven
O'Clock Friends and scQuainta noes are respect
iuliJ Invited To attend. n
WALKER. In Barre. Mass December lst lszs
GEOkGE SAVAGE WALLER, only child Of h NJ ana
hate W slker. IN the 10th year OF his age
san Francisco papers please copyl
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STEAMER LINES.

THE INLAND AND sEABOARD COASTIH0
II COMPANY OF ID. q.
STEAMERS LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANE
M0SELET.
FOE MORFOLK, CONNECTING WITH
LINES FOk BOSTON, PROVIDENCE
AND NEW YORK
On and after MONDAY, September 20, 1873, the
steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will - .eiSN
make three trips weekly between ssz=s3zzzk~7S
Washington and Norfolk; Leave W ashinston Nom
day, w ednesday and Friday at D. m, Leave Nor
folk Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday at s D. m
Fare to Norfolk, o.. Bound trip, 90. Tickets good
until used.
MAC RIFER LANDINGS
The Company having placed rhis new aud elegant
steamer on the route, she will, and after TUES
DAY, october 3, make semi weekly tri ps stoppins
at all the principal landings as follows:
TDESDAf-Lesve W sshingtOn at z a. m , rofna
70 Curricmsn; returning, arrive In Washington
Wednesday afternoon,
FRlDAI-Leave Washington at a. m going 10
Currloman, and on SATURDAY, Containing down
Sunday afternoon.
All Freight for River Landings must positively be
prepaid.
Fer tickets, ststerooms or information, apply at
18th street, opposite the Treasury. oct25 ~
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B0TSE AMI LOT. ALSO ADJOINING LOT
CORNER 7TH AND Ii STREETS NORTH


GCARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
81 BY virtue of sn order Of the Supreme Court Of
Iii the District OF Columbia. hoiing a Court for
Probate Business, passed on the I'd day of Sept,m-
ber lo1S, in the matter OF the petition Of Patrick
SullN 81, guardian OF the orphans Of John and Jo-
hanna hhern, approved by a decree of the said
Court holding Court Of Equity, or the 3lst day II
October, 1873, No $40, shall Offer for sale. at the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of Decem-
Der, le15 at T. m the interest OF Thomas, John
ara James abefn, the orphans named in said petit
ton, at public sale, 10 he highest bidder, on the
following terms:
One third cash in hand; and the residue in two
equal pay ments. at aud IL months respectively,
namely: Lot No: !, in Charles J. Ulmsn's sub1i-
vision of Square No SIS, and the southern IL feet of
lot No 20, In said Square AL lying Ia the CITY of
Washington and District of Columbia. The pur-
chaser or purct assrE To receive deed and execute
notes secured by deed Of trust the premises for
ne residue OF the purchase money, said notes To
bear interest. deposit Of $50 required at the fall
of The hammer, and the right reserved resell on
failure of the chaser T. comply within days
at the cost and expense e the purchaser. All CON
veyancing AT the cost of the purchaser
PAIBICh SULLIVAN, Guardian If Orphans.
dec3 WASH. r.. MILLIAMs Auct
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
4Vl BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,

Hereafter the fine Steamships X. O. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week <S.ra<
~ trips between NEW YORK, ALEX-afEER
ANDRIA. MASHIN GTON andZE1s
GEORGETOSH, as folIows:-Leave NEW YORK,
from Pier al East River every SATURDAY at
p m; leave GsORGETOWN every FRIDAY at Z
q. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day
For fuli Information apply to r. p. A. DENHAM,
business ONCE and wharf, 63 alter street. George
town, or at the Office of the President near street
bridge. J. w THOMPSON Pres,5ent
~ Freights delivered by Knox's Express Orders
left at General Office, COS Pennsylvania avenue
or at the steamers wharf, Will be promptly attended
to. iell-tr
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COAL! GOAL! WOOD! WOOD!Y
CHEAP! CHEAP! FOR CASH
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED
Arriving daily, cargoes Of the best varieties OF al
kinds Of COAL aud WOOD,
Now IL the time 70 buy
II You would save money get GOOD Gy.tclS and 1851
eeight, 334O pounds to the ton cali on the under.
signed before you buy.
and all the facilities possible Thereto snnexed Tor
the delivery of Coal direct from vessels to the
consumer, we can certainly offer special induce
ments. A visit to our Nharves and Depot win con.
vince one at glace Of our passed advantages
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low Is % to Q
per cord.
single trial IL all that is necessary to convince
the public of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.,
MatR Once and Depot at Johnson's WharVes, foot
OF 18th and 18th streets.
ofnCss- SiiYs "a street e0 suszs-eo
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ANOTHER FOOLISH GIRL-A telegram
ION belchertown, Mas. ne,. list, says -
lie recent tragedy in this place when two
romantic school girls took poison aud one OF
mem died, as reported In the sun, has lust
Oeen lmitated by young school afa A
travelling photographer came here several
weeks ago, and STAYED until last week with
his wheeled car. be was patronized ny the
school girls, and. being young. good looking
and inclined 10 nirt. some of them paid him
great deal OF attention. After ne hat gone
away, May Hagar told some OF the other
girls that she was hopele-sly I'm love with
him. and that be had departed without Civ
ing her any hope Of requited affection, ant
Ihat she was going 10 Kill herself as Nettie
Barrett had done. That night she drank q
pottle OF poisonous Ink, and expected % dte.
but doctor used a stomach pumn in fms.
tratlon OF her design. Nav ia fourteen wears
old, bright and intelligent, and the daughter
OF Boston lawyer. She has been sent
home.
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POTOMAC RAILROAD,

DAL1InOREk POTOMAC RAILROAD,
~ DEPOT COENEa ora AND u STREETS NV.
After Monday, November 121, ISIS, trains Will run
TRAINS LEAVE FOB BALTIMORE
800 an, Limited Express, daily for the West;
-.,o daily except Sunday for the North.
100 m, Express for Philadelphia and New
York; tsih except sunday.
except Sunday Psrior Oar Train,
11:sS an, last Line W est and North, daily except
I:3O pm, Express for Philadelphia and New
York, snd Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
except Sunday.
go m seco nGodslton, daily except Sunday.
TAO pm, Cincinnati KxPress, daily for the West;
daily except Saturday for the North.
t 1kIKfFE 1 zGF1 R sisa5 kSSSTTS'o5
Pa an, SeE York Express. daily.
$40 an, Accommodating, daily excep: Sunday.
l1:Is am, coa,modation, daily excep. Sunday
LIS m, baltimore ana Pkilsdelphis Express,
eos . IN, Limited tx press from New York, daily
t:23 m, DsJ Expfess, daily except Sunday.
$50 m, daily from Baltimore and the West.
ll:23 I'm, Richmond Express, daily.
Trains ieavllg Ms-elngton 81 I:o q m and S4o
trains for POye's Greek line
Trains leaving Ss-hu gton at 500 q. m. and $50
Trains arriving at Washington at Ii:4O .. m, and
SD p m connect at Bowie with trains from Popss
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once,
northwest corner OF 18TH street and Pennsy ania
avenue, northwest corner 9Th street and Pennsylva
checked botels and residences al points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Colum-
bus, indianapolis, Louisville, 81: Louis, New Or,
points East. West. North and south.
GEO. O. WILKINS, suRer,iHstendens,
DIM BOYD, Jr Gent Pass'r Agent msvlstf
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~ DUNG AND MIDDLETON, Auctioneers
d Real Estate and Insurance gents,
lie Droit Building, corner 9Th aud r SITS northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL TRACTS
OF LAND ON TIE PNTOMAN RIVER. In


OF LAND ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER, In
WASHINGTON COUNTY, DC.
&De By virtue of a deed OF trust, dated on the 22d
80 day of August, A. ID. 1873, and recorded among
the land records of the District of Columbia, in
Liber No rs folio asa, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, shall sell public auction,
In front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the 2lst
DAY Of December, d. lsl5, at O'Clock p. m, Lots
subdivision of ''Blne Pisins," and part of sBelle
View as surveyed by Randolph Ooyle, and re-
corded with certain deed from John A. Middleton
et al TO Annie M Middleton ct al, among the said
land records, in Liber No. 7e4, folio 342 Said Lot
No: contains about IS acres, rOOds and perches
and Lot No contains about 81 acres, roods and "a
Perches, and they are both unimproved.
from the LIST DAY Of December. A. D. 1874, and the
e1 penses OF sale. In cash; and the balance in
equal ipstallments, at six and twelve months, for
which the notes of the purchaser bearing interest
ron the day of sale, and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold, shall be given. deposit of
500 required of the purchaser at the time Of sale
All conveyancing at the expense OF the purcha SER
ii the terms OF sale not piled with in seven
days from the day of SALE the Trustee reserves
right TO resell the 0perty at the risk and csst Of
the defauttng purchaser, after giving seven DAYS
WIN. s. MITCHELL, Trustee
REGINALD FEEDALL, Attorney.
nov29-eo&ds YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auc's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

FIVE CHILDREN BEHEADED.-A Hindoo
employed on Constant Spring estate Ia
maica, beheaded five children from religions
frenzy. The heads were severed al a single
blow with a machefe.