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AUCTION SALES
DY EDWIN .. SWEET.


PY EDWIN J. SWEET,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
NO. OLD Seventh street, opposite U. 8. Post Once
TRUsTEES' SALE OLA BUILDING LOT ON
TMENTf-FlRST STREET NOR tHWEST
N Me- STREET, AT AUCTION, FEBRU.
BY virtue OF deed of trust to us dated July Ii,
A. ID. 1874 duly recorded in LIber No. 76L folio IN
one Of The land records for Washington county,
In the District OF Columbia, and at the request
OF the party secured thereby, will sell at public
auction. In front OF the premises, on THURS
DAY, February II, 1875, at 8 O'Clock D. m, the
following described real estate situate in the city
ofWashington, District OF Columbia. to wit: The
south thirtyelght (3s) feet front OF original lot
numbered twenty-one (1) on Twenty-hrst street
vest BY the depth Of afty:seyen on feet, in square
Numbered seventy-three (73.)
Terms: Two hundred dollars, all taxes due and
expenses Of saIe in cash, and the balance in twelve
months from day Of sale, with interest until paid
at the rate Of ten per cent per Snnum, secured BY
deed OF trust upon the property. deposit Of sI0J
must be made with the auctioneeR at time Of sale
The trustees the right to rese the property
at the risk ana cost of the defaultng purchaser If
the terms OF sale are not complied with within i've
william L. BRAMHALL, I r-.,....
ALBERT G. HALL. trustees.
E. ]. SWEET,
feb369&I1 Auctfoneer
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Full Distribution.
FIRST GRAND GIT CONCERT
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
ALEGANDRIA, VA
MARCH 40, 1875
LIST OF GIFTS
Grand Cash Sift.. .s % S S1
Grand Cash sig. '''''.''.''''''''''':' Se'S S99
10 Cash Gifts. 49, 600 each. 1000
So Cash Gifts...... iSSS each.......... 6SeS
100 Cash Gifts...... 500 each............. $1,000
i'6S0 Cash Gigs. 100 each.'......'.'. leS S9
MOO CASH GiftS....: . eSch.............: 10000
nI7s Cash Gifs, amounting to.............LO 900 900
NUMBER OF TICKETS, IOO,O
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets
~
gbtss % each i3Io
Five and one half Tickets for..."..".."...IO0 90
Eleven Tickets 90
The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered by the Legislature OF Virginia and the
Circuit Court Of Orange county, proposes, by
he
Ladies Of Hirg9a At MoH1tPeiie5, the former res
- GOVERNORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. July g. 1874.
1t affords me pleasure TO say that am well &C.
quainted with large majority of the officers of the
side IN the vicinity Of my home, and attest their
Intelligence and their worth and high reputation as
gentlemen, as we'll as the public confidence, in1u-
ence and substantial means literally represented
among them. JAMES L. KEMPEE2
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July s, 1874.
Ny personal acquaintance with . majority of the
gentlemen controlling the Montpelier Humane As
ISOLATION and the reputation of all OF them enables
me to commend them as fully entitled to the conf.
dence of the public. No act or representation in
consistent with honor andintegrity need be appre-
hended In the conduct or representations Of these
gentlemen. r. W. HUGHES,
Further references by permission: HIS EXcelleus
cy Gilbert 9. Walker, Ex-Governor OF Va; Hon.
Rsbt. Z. Withers, Lieut.. Governor OF Va, and u.
s. Senat elect; Senators and Members OF Congress
from Virginia.
For fuil particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
circular.
Remittances for tickets may be made by express
prepaid, post ONCE money order on Washington,
b. O., or by registered letter, addressed 70
Pres't NJ. +. H. A, Alexandra, Va:
For fun Information apply to JOHN Z. HEN.
DERSON, rs Market space, over Riley's dry goods
store. and at ne Sixth street northwest. AuR7-ly
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RAILROADS.
ONE DOLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, to or from all
points, At a reduction upon any office OF depot In
THIS city. Apply to M. d. WhITESlDE,
81 Pennsylvania avenue, Continental Hote',
} Washington ID. @, ialS-Iy
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AnPHABRE1OAL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Containing Cards OF FIPst-CIass EstAb.
ushments in all Branches OF BuBis
ness In the District
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Bid. ASKED.
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IoNnoY. Feb 2 D. m.-Sugar 24S. gas. cd. for
No. IL Dutch standard, on spot; 24s, Cd. for do
aioat, Linseed OH, 25s. Cd.
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for all grades, except choice old; little done.
Wheat higher; No. Q red winter 81 39a. Corn
No. u,ixed sold at 66. Oats unsettled,
No snil at So at call, So bid. Rye-no
transactions, 81 O0@1 OIL bid. Pork closed
at $2l 25. Lard nominal, held at ID tor
summer. Bulk meats held firmly, shoulders
81, clear sides 12s@124. BacOn-shoulders
81 clear rib 12ss, clear 134. Whisky steady
and unchanged Live hogs-shippers 81 Is
al 80, bacon $7@7 IS, butchers 81 $50
100. Cattle quiet and weak, the run is main
ly on common to medium Texans, good to
choice native steers S6 25@6 60, fair SIS 10
65 Is. Receipts-Flour 1000, wheat 90, 900.
corn 16, OOO oats IA, O00 hogs $50, cattle 1000.
LOUISVILLE July 26.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat higher. Corn, quiet but
firm. Oats firm, 60@63. Rye nominal. Pork
S22@22 so. Bulk meats shoulders 81, clear
rib and clear sides 12S@12s. Bacon-shoul-
ders 9S, clear rib and clear sides 134@13s.
Hams l34. Lard, tierce 144@143, key Isl
Whisky 81 Is. Bagging quiet and firm, l34
OLA
CINCINNATI, July 26-Flour dull, family
Sc 25a6 so. Wheat dull, red 81 40. new
white Tennessee 81 32k@1 3d. Corn quiet
ana steady, 74@75. Oats firm, 63@65. Rye,
new sold $1(1l OIL. Pork dull, held at S21.
Lard dull and nominal Bulk meats quiet
and steady; shoulders 81, clear rib and clear
sides 12@l2l. Bacon-only limited jobbipg
demand, shoulders 5000 clear rib sides
l25@13, clear sides 13s@l31. Live hogs
scarce and firm; fair to good 81 60@7 80;
receipts 100; shipments 228 a
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FROM THE PAsSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, July &c, Noon.-Barome.
ter 1890 Wind E., light Weather .cloudy
and rainy. .soesatz
No arrivals or departures.
PAss-A-L i OUrRE, July 26, Noon.-Wind Z.
s. E., fresh. Weather hot and hazy. Nj .sg
Arrived: Steamship Margaret, at GAO A. M,
Baker master, from Havana, via the Florida
ports, to L K. Roberts. INV
No departures. a.ss-
The bark Carinela is on the bar bound in.
The steamship State of Alabama and bark
St Genevieve are inside bound out. -.
A son Of Capt Lnmbert OF the towboat
Wicaoo, about seven years old, while playing
on the wharf at this station yesterday even
ing, fell overheard, and before assistance
could be rendered, was drowned. All efforts
to recover his body have 80 far been unsuc-
cessfuL
SOUTHWEST Pass, July 26, P. M-Barom-
eter 1885. Wind east southeast, light
No arrivals or departures.
PAss.A- L OUTRE, July 26. P. M.--Wind
S. E., light Weather clear.
Arrived outside to anchor: French bark
Chevreuil Capt. Richie, from Tabasco. for
orders. ~ -.f aa-e-
No departures. =
Steamship Alabama and bark st. Genevieve
are inside bound out. The bark Cornelia is
on the bar bound in.
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| C1Sc1NNAr1, July g. River 81 feet inches
and falling. Weather fair; shower might
PIrTsBUgG, July 26.-River feet 6 inches
| and falling. Cloudy weather. HI ar giaih
CAIRO July 26.-Arrived: City Of Vicks
burg, from Wcksburg, 10 A. NJ James How
ard from st. Louis, II A. NJ. Departed
City Of Vicksburg. for ST Louis, II A. NJ.
James Howard, for New Orleans, 5 P. M.
River 40 feet inches and falling. Weather
cloudy; mercury 81, $50. cav an
LOUISVILLE, July 26-River rising slowly;
IA feet 4 on the falls. Light rain, with
cloudy and warm weather.
EVANSVILLE, July 26-River 33 feet and
rising. Light rain this morning clearing
tonight Down: Indiana, $3.50 P. N.
ST.. LOUIS, July 26. - Arrived: St Gene
We've from Vicksburg. River falling slowly.
Weather cloudy and warm.
MEMPHIS, July 26-Contrsry to all expec-
tations, the river is again swelling from local
rains and has risen 4 inches during the past
twenty-four hours; but the fall of q foot at
Cairo precludes the idea of much more rise at
this point. Weather cloudy and sultry.
Arrived: Ruth from New Orleans. Departed:
Belle Memphis and Bee and barges for st.
Louis, Julia for Vicksburg. 4ra
VIcKsBURG, July 26.-Passed up: John A.
Scudder, at p M, Illinois at 5 P. NJ.
Down: Katie. at A. M. Arrived City Of
Helena, at 2 P. M. Weather warm and clear.
River rose inches. 81 feet inches above
low water and still rising. 81 e @
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FROM PANAMA.

NEW YORK July 26-PAnama dates to tn,
18th received In consequence of the ultra
montana riots in San Miguel, OF Sen Salvador
the steamer City of Panama on the last voy
age from Central America brought down from
the Port of Libertad the Bishop of Santa
Tecla and seven priests. and landed them at
main.
These priests were suddenly arrested and
hurried to the port under an escort Of one
hundred soldiers, and put on board the
steamer.
Advices from Salvador to the 4th. state or.
der had been restored at the scene Of the
ultiamontane riots.
1t was discovered that arrangements of sim.
liar outbreaks had been prepared all over the
Republic in the name of religion.
The Provisor Rodriguez, Bishop Carrano
and Canons Orellano and Vecchiditi, have
been expelled from the country.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 26, Noon.-C otton-spo
dull; Ordinary 1928, Good Ordinary l3a
Low Middling 14t, Middling 145, Middline
Alabama Is, Middling Orleans 15i.
Futures heavy. Low Middling for july
IA 3l6@l4s, for August IA 5-16@14s, fol
September l4I@14 SIG, for October l4@
ia 1-l6 for November and December l4(d
IA 1-l6 for January IA 3-16@141, for Febrn.
ary14s@l4 ZIG, for March IA 9-16914k, 70,
April IA lS-16@l4s, for May Is 1-16@l5h,
for June 15s@15s.
NEwYoRK, July &c, Evening. Cotton closed
irregular; Middling Uplands l4a, Orleans ISL.
Sales 253 bales; consolidated net receipts 702
exports to Great Britain AS to France 635,
to the Continent 1852; net receipts 81, gloss
1851 bales.
Futures closed quiet. Sales 80, 900 bales.
as follows: July a 7s2@l4l, August IA 9 80,
September lat, October IA 80, November
1882, December IA 1882, January IA S 500
IA SIG. February IA 11.32@14a March
4916@l4 10 49, April 1904 1882, May
Is l-32@l5s, June ISL.
Flour dun and heavy, 15@25c lower. Su-
perfnN Western and State IS 25@5 60. South
ern -four heavy and lower, common to fair
extra IS 90@6 rs, good to choice do Sc so
S9S 20 Wheat dull, irregular and unsettled,
3(95c lower for red Western, 81 As for am
Der do, 81 4O91 As for white Western. Rye
ley malt in moderate request. Corn heavy, /
ta2c lower; S3@841 for steam Western mixed.
S5(9S7 for sail do, IS for old Western mixed in
store. Oats heavy, decidedly lower; 6O062c
for mixed Western, 6l@6Sc for white do.
Stock Of grain in store July "a. Wheat Alb. :
t44, corn LOG, 1855, oats 1872, 49l, rye 20, 86l,
barley ll63, malt BOG, 864, peas 12.744.
COffee-Rio very firm; fair demand for in.
voices; cargoes quoted at 17t@l92, gold; Job
lots l7a92oi. gold. Sugar very firm; musco-
yado on basis of 8@Ss for fair to good re-
inning, 81 for prime refined in demand, firm,
lOs for standard A, ii for granulated, 11s@
lis Tor crushed and powdered.
Molasses firm; good demand. Syrup very
hrm; good demand. Tallow steady; 8a@
1916 Resin and turpentine steady PORK
opened heavy; closed frmer; S2l.., Cut meats
dull; mlddles steady; 12a for short clear l2l
Tor city long clear Lard closed frmer; prime
steam lag. Whisky shade firmer: sales
200 bbls at 81 81. Freights a shade firmer:
moderately &C i've.
CHICAGO, July 26-Flour very firm, hold
ers asking higher rates. Wheat unsettled.
closed firmer; No. 1spring 81 l9, No ST. |
Com irregular; No. 2 mixed TIL on spot. Oats
easier but in good demand; No. 2 53l spot
Barley--buyers are offering lower prices: No /
spring 81 80 on spot Rye-demand fair.
No. 7S Pork-demand fair, $50 EOfAaO 81
on spot Lard quiet and weak, 49,. Bolk
meats quiet and weak; shoulders 81, short nib |
middles III, short clear de- IL. oil cash, |
Whisky 81 IL. Receipts -four $780, VIII sat
100, O00, corn 294, 600, oats 10000, harley
2e00 rye $50 Shipments ur 5000, wheat
s3S coo, corn 23S,000, oats 10000, barley
lUG0
ST. LouIs July 2e-Forr dell and weak
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Marine.

GALVESTON, July 26.-Arived: City Of Aus
tin from New York, Morgan and Josephin,
from Brashear, schooners George Sealy from
Havana. and Laurel from Tampico. cleared
Schooner Geo. Sealy for Havana. Sailed: 10
sephine for Brashear, and Morgan for Indian
ola.
LONDON. July 26.-The steamer Cordova
from New Orleans. arrived at Liverpool yes
terday.
LONDON, July 26-Sir Charles Adderley'.
shipping bill is regarded as a government
concession to and a triumph for Mr.. Phmsall.
SANTANDER. July 26.-The military situa-
ton being considered satisfactory, General
Jovellar is about to return to Madrid.
New York, July &c. Arrived out: Castalis
and Syria.
HAVANA, July 26.-Arrived: Wilmington.
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acres, necessitating removal Of his residence
and gin house.
The folio wing plantations also suffered some
light damage: Tates Jesse Orders, j. N.
Williamson, Ferd Rogers, Ben Dupuys, DR..
Money, Gertry g. Ellis; the latter three near
Fort Penny, opposite Friars Point, have suf-
fered considerably from crevasse in the old
town levee. Many others would have sus.
tanned serious damage, but for the prompt
action of the proprietors in building levees.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHEELING, July 26-Sweeney, McClane,
K Co, glass manufacturers, failed for $50
900. They employ 300 hands.
ST.. LOUIS. July 26.-Tne cutting down O
passenger fare by the st. Louis and South
eastern Railroad, between here and Nashville
Tenn, a few weeks ago. in opposition to the
Iron Mountain road and its Southern con.
nections, has been extended.
The former road announce they will carry
passengers from Nashville to Louisville tor
one-third fare. and freight at CORRESPONDENCE
low rates. The route will be over the St.
LOUIS and Southern to Nortonville, thence by
Louisville and Paducah to Louisville. The
opposition was brought about by the Louis.
vile and Nashville Road refusing ST. Louis
and Southeastern tickets to Montgomery and
other points South.
VIcKsBURe, July 26-A FIRE ct half-past Z
this morning. on Levee street, near Com
press. destroyed one two-story brick and two
One-story frame houses, the property of Louis
10 intense that several fremen tainted.
Gen. jeff THOMPSON, Superintendent Lou
isiana Levees, is here to-day. He reports no
danger Of overflow on the louisiana side,
The Mississippi side above Vioksburg is pre-
carious, but work is progressing and no seri-
Gus damage is anticipated.
CHICAGO, July 26.-Judge Blodgett has
gwen decision protecting q foreign holder
Of railroad bonds a. against lessee. 81
KINGSTON. Ont, July 26,-Judgs Burrows
to-day gave decision in the case of McNee
versus the Grand Trunk Railway Company,
holding that the latter is not responsible on
loss 10 Canada on through bill OF lading
from Liverpool While the goods were in
charge Of the railway, the steamship line was
responsible for delivery at destination, their
responsibility not ending with the shipment
On the cars. fS- A@
CINCINNATI July 26.-Owing to the failure |
Of the fruit crops in this section, the Balti- |
more and Ohio Railroad have put on fast fruit |
cars. ~ .-rrtf h |
HALIFAX, July 26- The old established
mercantile house of George P. Mitchell q /
Sons is in financial difficulty, owing to the
misappropriation OF their property by Mon
treal merchant The liabilities of the firm
are stated at $lSO,G the loss in Montreal
being $4,000 3tti trr5 ~r#4v.
BALTIMORE July ga special from Glen
Rock, a station on the Northern Central Rail-
way, four miles from this city, says the dead
body Of Mr.. Ison, aged twenty -one years.
from Baltimore. was found Ia the
woods near that place yesterday morning,
where Sunday school picnic had been held
shs day previous and which he attended.
Ais death was caused by stab in the left
breast near the heart. A jury of inquest was
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-In the South At
lantic and Gulf States, slight changes in the
barometer and temperature, southwest to
southeast winds, continued warm, clear and
partly cloudy weather will prevail. with occa-
si0nal rains in the Western Gulf States.
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Drummers, take warning in time, and don't
go to Bowling Green, Kentucky. Every
strange man who comes into town is at once
confronted with the muzzles of a dozen shot.
guns, and an inquiry whether he represents
the James and Younger gang.
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As the. newly elected Western member said
in his speech: "There are times, Mr.. Presi-
dent-Mr. President, there are times There
are times. Mr.. President andy the holy
poker, this is one of en-" 7a-
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A Brooklyn man recently mistook corro-
sive sublimate for brandy, and the result was
what might have been expected. Frequently
have Cincinnatians made the same mistake in
absorbing supposedly a drink of their whisky,
but no fatal consequences have ever ensued.
The stomach equal to one was equal to the
other.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, July 26 Gold opened at 112.
NEW YORK July 26.-Sub- Treasury bal
ances-gold, S34, 96l, $40; currency, $57, 1872,
269.
account of interest, and 1924, GOO for bonds.
Customs receipts o-day, 1868, 900.
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The celebrated Hot Springs Of Arkansas,
within the reach of all-Msrsden's Zarsapa-
rillS has the same alternative effect
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LONDON, July &C. 4 P. M.-New SIS 1O3k.
PARIS, July rs, 4 P. M.-Rentes 65. francs
80 centimes. ra~
LONDON, July 2e -Turpentine 24s(924s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, July 26 -Turpentine 23s
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HAVANA MARKETS.

| HAVANA, July 26. : Spanish gold 217@
218. Exchange firm. on United States sixty
days currency, 99@1.01 premium. Short
sight 103@LW premium sixty days gold
LO391.04 premium; short sight 1.27@1 %
premium. On Paris l. 24@125. Sugar firm.
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Real old Government Java, parched or ground
As cents per pound, at the Tea Depot, Camp
street.
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With summer heats comes dyspepsia and
indigestion. Marsden's Zarsaparllla is Ger.
tain relief and cufe
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Languor and debility relieved and cured
by Using Marsden's Zusaparilla
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-27

he that reckons without his host must
reckon again.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-13

DIscHARaED.-Owing to flaw in
the affidavit bringing Mr.. Whitman
before Judge Gould as judgement
debtor the defendant was discharged.
Judge Putnam acted as attorney for
the plaintiff and John Powell, Jr.,
for the defendant. We are not in
formed as to what will be the next
phase of the proceeding against
Whitman, nor has the case proceeded
far enough in either OF the trials to
develop what there is in it. 1t
seems strange that an attorney who
is supposed to have sixty-ounce
brain should leave an egress in the
papers through which the defendant
could drive with sixteen mule
train to acquittal. The legal dissect-
ing knife as applied by Major Powell
is very dangerous to an illy-con-
structed affidavit.