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BOARD OF HEALTH,
Action Of the Board Last Night-Rsports
submittsd-Useful Information for:ths Pub

Actlon OF tne ooaru Last nlgnt-heporb
submittsd-Ussful Information for:ths Pub
Lie.
The board met last evening at 7:So O'Clock; Dr.
Cox, the president, ia the chair. The minutes OF
the last meeting were read and approved, when
DR.. Bliss reported that the sanitary committee
had consulted with the Commissioners Of the
District in regard to public urtnsl, to be placed
at the corner Of Seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and that the Commissioners were willing
to make an appropriation Of 81 900 for this pur-
pose, He desired, however, that the board rec2n-
mend the placing Of the urinai mere omeiai'y.
The report OF DR.. Bliss was adopted.
DIR. harbury, OF the finance committee, SUD
mitted bills to the amount Of ss5o14: also, bill Of
H. A. Martin for 200 vaccine points rs oo0) Wnicn
were approved and ordered to be paid.
TREAsuRRR's STATEMENT.
DIR. Marbury also submitted, as treasurer. his
financial statement for the month Of September,
Balance in hands Of treasurer September
Received from the United States. 5000 90
Received from the District Of Columbia. 2l7o 10
Total to be accounted fOr.............. s7,Osl 06
Columbia. .......................... ss7o n
States. as P ................... 44lO IS
Total disbursea. $3.50 50
Balance on hand October /, 1s75....: sl,7i2 %
Amount appropriated for fiscal year So, 2S5 90
Amount received on requisition ........ ID 646 IS
Balance due on requisition. s36, 5sS Is
Total available, S3S $50 q
Estimated expenses for the month of
October, 1875:
Payroll of employees. S2,55s 81
Removal of Northumberland. CPS 90
Expenses of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 90
Attorneys fees. ......................... rs 90
Rent OF office NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ITO 90
Printing Tor registrar. IS 90
Postage Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Gas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9 so
?, Total 50 1874 81
Or Sc, $50 So for the remaining months of the
fiscal year, leaving balance Of $5,976S3 for mis-
cnllarenr.s nnrnnsas
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UFORGETOWNF FEMALE SEMINARY,
" NO. 81 sTODpARD STREET, GEORGE
TOWN, ID. @.

LADIES. The course OF st udy Is thorough and
Miss LIPsCoAB, Principal; Miss r. =. HORN,
and Miss NJ. CLARE DE GRAFF6NRRID, Lit
Eiocution and Literary Department; Dr.. j..
CASLDrIEkD tns1sumentaI al N H1 MS:
Prof. L. EUeENE CoLLIERR, French; Prof. e.
r. FRIsToE, Lecturer Of Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. Circulars obtained Of Principal at
Ballantyne's, 4ss seventh street; Gilman's drug
store, Pennsylvs mia avenue; Bradley Adams,
corner Ninth and streets, Washington City.
Fall session opens September 10, 1d5. Street cars
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Gloss Of the Seventh Trisnnlsl Conference.
The last daily session Of the Seventh Triennial
Conference OF Past Grant Masters Councils of
the G. U. D. q. F., was held yesterday. There
was full attendance at both the morning and af.
ternoon session. The only new arrival was P. g.
M Robert NJ. Smith, Of Council No. Is Of Hamp-
ton, Va, whose credentials were duly received.
Upon the adoption Of o resolution to that ef-
feet, Past Grand Masters John =. ". Wilkinson,
John A. Slmons and ]. @. Bustill were appointed
q committee on government, to draw up the
minutes and newly adopted bylaws of the con-
ference In o suitable form.
A law of the conference was also passed reRu-
lating the Grand Pstriarchal Order or military
branch Of the G. u. o. u. T., aud prescribing, as
the costume Of this branch, ehapeau, with black
and purple feathers. sword and belt and purple
baldrfe.
Resolutions of thanks were returned to the
Worshipful Grand Patriarch, James e. Lewis,
for the impartial manner in which he had pre-
sided over the deliberations Of the body, and
also to the Grand Scribe, John T. N. Wilkinson,
and the Grand Guardian. Harry Wilson, for the
faithful performance OF their respective duties.
Also, resolutions were adopted returning
thanks to Past Grand Masters Council No. 4, OF
Washington, and the citizens OF Washington
generally for the hospitable reception Of the
members OF the conference. The conference was
then adjourned sine die.
The session Of the conference which has lust
closed has been one OF unusual harmony, and
promises well for the future Of the Order. The
next or eighth triennial conference will meet In
Richmond, Va, September, 1878 the delegates
TO which will be elected In the preceding June.
The delegates to the conference Just closed will
most OF them return home today.
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"a SUITS TO ORDER Cash only.
A. SAKs & Co., sle Seventh street.
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OF Is75-Is76

SEASON OF IS75-Is76
SECOND ANNUAL OPENING OF THE
ECOLE FRANCHISE DE WASH1N 6TON
And OF the
CERCLE DRAMATIQUE FRANCAISE,
Under the ma nag ment OF
PROF. EUGENE l.. COLBfERE and MILE V.
PRUD'HOMME.
Opening night, free to all, TT s1ay evening, Oc-
tober L, at $3.50 clOck, At the RoSsyn Seminary,
1888 street northwest. Class evenings, Tuesdays
and Fridays.
Circulars at the princip al book and music stores.
For further particulars apply at 1850 stree north
west, or 9l4 street northwest. sepl4-Im
MISS HARROVER'S SCHOOL FOR
Nl YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN re-
opened SEPTEMB Err .. For circulars apply to the
Principal, 1886 street, opposite Franklin Park.
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EDUCATIONAL.
o~O~I~o~INO~.~o~O~ON.oO~ OoO~I~O~.~-~.oO~o~~ON
SELF RELIANCE,


A course in Washington Business College quail
Ren sns asn "a, ,1a
Evening sessions For Psrfe1isss, sal 3, inc col
address, for illustrated circular.
Fl @ SPENCER,
se2S-ti Prssident.
TTNIVERsITY OF GEORGETOWN.
vii hh Ss res9Rsd IL oc
Lecture Hail. as y street Washington, DC.
den. . RsT H ~ k,S,s: Relation
Vice Presdn e6 EdIiy hh
fieadins' ESdenee and PIaefice at Common
60 LDYAARD $: RELY. ESQ.
sse GFI .I e S Law Of Real
Lecturer on the History Of Law, upon which sub
ieethe viii deliver q supplementary course during
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN,, Ii. D.,
President Of the Moot Court.
mSnthy nstallments at the option OF the student
the school aGeinylted to s present The opening
eSxeeIreisss when the introductory lecture OF Prof.
Ciicuiars Of the school may be had at She book.
daily, from 4:SO to O'Clock p. m.
sezs-TuTh&s2w Secretary and Treasurer.
SIGNoR MAESTRO ETTORE BARILI
~ VIII resume his aging Lessons
At narint,s Hall, on
SEPTEMBER 30, 1876.
days OF Instruction will be Thursday, Friday ami
Arrangements for hours and days can now be per-
feeted At the above place.
After the SOth instant applications may be made
TO Signor B. on the above days.
For particulars circulars, to be had at MetZe-
rott,s and Ellis music stores. seZSsW
MR.. p. j. DONAHUE.
4h Graduate in honors OF the University OF Lon
don, England, has resumed instruction In VI asscs,
Matht m stics. French and English. Special prep
vers1ties. Highest references. Address, HO1 Nine
teenth street northwest. sep2i-1m-
MUSICAL ACADEMY,
1884 street northwest. DR.. J. P. Caulheld,
Principal. sels-tf
T1HEODoRE INGALLS, KING, ORGANISE
Il st. Johns Parish, Teacher Of
PIANO, ORGAN, ETC.
~ Iessons, sl2:Inr so Addrtss. 20. box 6I u.
MISS JAMES AND MISS AE. BURSLEY,
and German DAY SCHOOL FUR GIRLS on the
FIRST MONDAY in October, at H3S L street
Iorthwest. Application may be made by Letter
or on the premises. se1+tf
DROP. EUGENE l. COLLIERE's
GLASSES,
(NothinR bus French spoken.)
Prof. L. SauYeur's from Boston, new conyersl-
TeTmsNBy The year, so; quarterly, %.
Opening night, free to all, on September 30, 1875,
at 94 = street northwest, at clock. Glass even
ings, Mondays and Thur days.
N. B.-PrITate classes formed at any time.
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1rrrE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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siU to eI.VVt
invested In STOCKS and Gold pays gco per cent.
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbrldge Co.,
BANKERS Wall street, New York
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Four DOLLAR WATERPROOF ovERcoArs.
A. SAKs & Co., $40 Seventh street.
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.

% TO s60-ovRRcoATs-s6 to go.
A. SAKs & Co., 3l6 Seventh street.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THECITY
TRANSACTIONS OF THE BOlBD OF HEALTH.

MR. HASTINGS SERMON At LINCOLN HALL.
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A course in Washington Business College quail
nesyoung men and women for self-relianee and
evening sessions. For particulars call at the col
leEe, sorner Seventh and streets northwest, or
address, for Illustrated circular.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

As cHILD2RN's TWEED BLOUSE SUITS. IS
A. SAKs & Co, 3l6 Seventh street.
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"ENeLIsH MIXTURES" FALL overeoats, prics as
A. SAKs & Co., ale Seventh street,
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$40 DOUBLE BREASTED SACK SUITS. $40
A. SAKs & Co., $40 Seventh street
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Supreme court-In General Term.

This court was engaged % follows yesterday:
Eldridge ct al. VI. Riley ct al. Argument 10
be resumed Monday, Octobsrk
Evans ct al. W. Richards Motion for judy
ment on verdict; filed by Mr. Msttingly.
Charles Walter, on motion Of N. II. Miller,
filed q petition for appointment as United States
commissioner for the District Of Columbia.
A NEW INveIcE Of fall and winter oysrcoats
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TRIRNNIAL CONFERENCE G. U.O.O. F.

Dividends of the Freedman's Savings Bank.
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In Tailoring DEPARTMENT.

A large lipe Of English stripe and plaid panta-
looming. EIsKMAN Bros
Corner Seventh and p streats
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OITI ITEMS.

THOSE SIS suits to order at
EIsEMAN Bros, Seventh and streets.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Columbian University.
The hfly-fourth course of lectures Will begin on
M0NDA II p October + AZ N with an Intro
J. 9. KILEY. NJ, D., PROBES or Of Materia Msdica,
!; F. TH 76; N; D., professor Of Surgery,
Wy i, SSSUHfSsfoS' NJ. D. professor OF Practice
A. +; A KISG, NJ. D., professor of Obstetrics
II; EkISTIE, IL :, Pr professor Of Chemistry,
". LEE, II. D., professor Of Physology HHA'ons'
z. T. soy ERs, NJ. y, dSmOR;tIs5oF SfiinatOmy.
sesd j. C. h a. assR n Yd Or; a Rsans
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE HOW
Nl ARD UNIVERSITY will commence OC-
TOBER ], and continue five months.
Fees. MatrlculatiOn 5000
Tuition. Free
For further particulars, address ''''O'
NJ $50 G q 3; PuRyIs, N: d, Sec.
s sfE; SEeRs sE, yE1{FSfEi President.
CHARLES AIS5I:so B: iPTJRyIs, N: T.; sseretaTy;
professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of Won
EFSs.iSF u b.;:ABiE.
PHINEAs sTkoNG. N: D., O-
j6T Fof 3; 9; B s. I5I ND, p =,
DSSIsE 8; LAMB mp, .,
MEL +. GRAHAM. M D.,
Professor of the Principle Id Practice OF
william H. SEAMAN, A. NJ
Professor Of General and Medical Chemistry.
Demonstrator OF Anatomy.
. st e. M MhNfS' H. Dr. Assistant Demonstration.
M Iss USBORNEs YQpNG LADIES'
WI BOARDING AND pay sCaGyL, 80 u
eeTnsr Fl ThoiOush IN Eng
ISL branches, Ancient, Modern Languages and
f Mgss Apartment. given 10 jglaa aao
u SEMINARY
VIII be reopened
MONDAY, September Is, 1875,
at the school-buildIng, No. 1O23 Twelfth street
A limited number of boarding pupils Will be &C.
For terms apply to the principals, at 1c7 Twelfth
street northwest, or procure circulars, which may
be found at the principal bookstores. aus-2m
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 1880
sTREsT-hTs; q W. PsiT T:r PrIHsIsl
Of French, Fourth annual session win begin Sep;
tePSeF 2n Ccs si5. and az pc
a Will REOPEN SEPTEMBER %, ISIS,
MRS. SUSAN Z; FULLER, Principal
Prof: CHARLES sCHLAAR, Teacher OF Ne
See circnars Al BOOK Stores and at the rooms, No.
1915 TENTH street. northwest. sep2-lm
OHAMBERsBURG ACADEMY, PENN.
" sYLVANIA.-Healthy, attractive, easily
sce Ppincipsl has years, sIperience.
Duties resumed seRtssHHnTsMy Iai Pb year
| TTORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
U NO. 81 sTODpARp STREET, GEORGE
ABoARp1Na,ANppG DxY II o III S FOR YOUNG
LADIES' The course e. s. Idy Is ,nSST19gS and
4 T,VpSEOAR- PRINCIPAL: X.
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t5 ATWOOD DRESS cAss1NERR PANTS as
A. SAKs & Co., 3l6 Seventh street.
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TEMPERANCE.

Formation Of Division Of Sons of Temperance
in Prince Willism-catholicity Among the
Orthodox ChuI ches.
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Az AL WOOL suit At 40.

EIsKNAN BRos.,
Corner Seventh and e streets.
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= AND VOCAL CONCERT
for the bessht Of the FRENCH SUFFERERS By
Inc FLOODS, under the auspices OF the French resi-
dents OF Washington and the patronage of Mr.
BeIthoIdl, Minister OF France, by TIE Marine
Land, frof L. Corradl Coll!ere, Mfss Rose Nc
Dernott, Miss Mtrandi Lucas and Miss Zaidee
VINO nave kinkly volunteered their services,
az LINCOLN HALL, MONDAY, October 4 at 8
d p M nj i S Soc Reserved Seats soc. ex
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IL Was sam.

The other day a tall, thin woman from
over the river hunted around Vicksburg un-
III she found Coroner Blessing. whose retiring
disposition and prompt attention TO Business
are certain 10 make him famous all over the
state within the coming year, and when she
was certain OF her man, she inquired:
Business amt driving now, is it?"
wen, nothing TO brag Of Iget a fioater OF
Niger row CD then, but ii isn't anything
like Old times"
She heaved q sigh and continued:
"Sam Is missing"
"Sanl, SAM he repeated.
eyes, my old man. It's night on n twelve
weeks since he started 20 cross the river about
six miles above here, and I'm getting anxious.
thought Id drop down aud see If you re-
membeTed or having sOt on such man"
about twelve weeks ago-leSs see. be-
leve did pull IN lioater some ten or eleven
weeks since"
Was he q tail mani"
"Ges, think he was"
hair?"
"Yes-I remember now"
Cow hide shoes and a yallar coat on?I
"NeS-l got that very mani"
"a riz 10 the surface and was pulled in
here, sot On according 20 law, and duly
He was, madam. And do you believe
banG!'
81 know it. He could drive mules or pad
ole dug-out with any man In Louisiana,
but he couldn't swim worth cobs. His canoe
Hoped over, he went under, and that's the
reason he didn come home"
And do you want the body exhumed so as
TO make surc?'
WAS he put down TO stay?''
He was we'll buried, madam"
well, it's bout as well to let him stay
there. Hes probably fell away so that
wouldn't know him, and | don't feel like
having my nerves strung up"
"Well, i IN very sorry for you, m adam. II
could have identified the body would have
sent you word right away"
"lt's all right. I've felt 10 In my bones for
more'n two months that was a wilder. and
the shock don't stagger me like il would at
hrst. I'm sorry, for Sam was Kind"
Eyes, II was too bad
"But he ought 10 a knowed better, when he
couldn't swim. told him and told him aud
told him, and thatday I told him again, and
he hollered back, 'Shutup."
''He did"
'.Yes, he did, and now he is under the sile
and Pm herei I'm 'beeged, Mr.. -; / know
where be is now, and when wake up in the
night shan't worry so much. Is there any
thing 70 pay?"
''Nosnothing."
"WeTls I'll 60 home feeling better It's
kinder hard TO have the old man 90 under
that way, but 'spose the Lord knows best.
The Bible says we cometh up 10 be cut down,
and suppose that means drowning as well
as shooting"
And she felt to see IL her spectacle-case was
all safe, and started for home p5cksbtuy
Herald.
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SINGULAR GRASS Observation-Disclosures
the pastures of western Missouri have been
destroyed by the grasshoppers, new varte-
ties OF grass have sprung up which the old
est inha bitant never saw before. The prin-
cipal OF these is a green bunch grass OF very
luxuriant growth, which now covers pas
lures and door yards where only blue grass
has grown for many year before. Stock eat
il with avidity, and some persons contend IL
is buffalo grass, while others see in IL a re-
semblance TO other grasses of the plains and
mountains west OF us. We hope that its de-
velopment will be studied by some expert in
the botany of this continent, for its origin
may throw new and important light upon
the origin or migration or the locusts. The
seed was evidently brought here and depos-
tied 10y the swarm that laid eggs In this re-
gion last fall. II brought here from Kansas
or Colorado only, its identity would surely
have been determined ere THIS by old plains
men Who are so numerous hereabout. IL has
put forth no seed stalk as yet, and perhaps
In this climate II may not go to seed this
year. Who Will first inform us whence IL
came and what may be expected from it,
Kansas Guy Times.
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UALTINORs AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
- DEPOT CORNER 6TH AM STREETS \ W.
After " edLcsday. June ID, lS7s. trains viii run
TRALNS LEAVE FOR BALTLaoRB.
GOO . m, northern Express, 6a.;Y except Mon
7:45 9. NJ, ExPsess Tor PhiiSIeiphis and Hev
iOTS, daily except SUNDAY.
S:23 g. H. iiteised Express for New IoTk, dsiiy
eNeeI; sunday Psrlor Car Train.
Il.Ss . m tast Line est and North, daily except
III. .. N, Express for Philadelphia and New
loIx, sDt Norfolk via Baltimore, daily ex
S.aOp N, Accommodation, daily exoep. Sunday.
10 m b., 81 Cn5innasi Ra n,r aa daily.
sos 2. M, daily, New York Night III press.
est aud soits: on sstarisy IssTes Il 80
TRAINS AkKIVE AT WASHINGTON.
s:l3 g NJ, kev York Express, daily.
S.5S q. NJ y cccrlmoda tien, daily except Sunday
-I:39 8. m, Acccrnnodaiion. caiIy EXCEPT Sunday
s;<S m, Baltimore and philadelphia ETDress
1.O3 .. m, limited Express from New YORK. daily
except Sunday
s,23 p m, lay Express, daily creep; Sunday.
900 2. N. \ communication, daily except Sund
$40 D. m, dali from Baltimore and tSa Nasl
-0:55 ,. m, southern Express dsv exec y sunday
Al zS Re hly nd ~ press DALI EXCEPT Sui.iay
Trains leaving Wa-hIEE IOu 81 : - a. a. srd 10
?. u. daily except snnday, connect .; Bowie with
Trains lea-ilg Washington AZ 500 3 n and $50 D.
2 corr ect a; i'dentGa ith traits for Annapolis.
Trains arriving AZ AsfingtO- at : g ar AID
p u, Connect ~ Bowie with trains fsOIn Pope Greek
Passengers leaving their order. II TIcSe. once,
Northwest corner OF Is b street sId Peuusy Iysnis
aye1ue northwest corner jth stCseT and Pelnsylys-
shocked ~ hotels and residences q al points EortE
&nd West. Thrush tickets 20 Cinei5as;i, COlgul-
s,so-' hicE, 3 o-Ahs Sar FTarc!sco AMI 81 poia.,
Gao. C. WILKINS sT9F ,I,,7tsgs It
u. :. BOYD, Ir., Gen1 Pas-'r Agent ash
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,yALTIHOBE AID OHIO RAILROAD.
sUxIEE sUHEDULE-JrSz s, Isys
FEcE gAsUTyaTop ,rrrv

TEC& TAsHIyGTOB CITY.
100 n, Gilmore and Way Stations
$50 .. e. y = toI'rc, Bl.densburg and Relay
cas- n m, aai1nore, Annapolis, TrodeTics and
= 20 a. II, Es.,il.0re. B-sakf FIST a. Rsl,v.
100 a n s-s5.aios and Virginia Springs. PaTlo-
coo a n, ssE soTk Pa-sdeiph:s, Boston, BsIti-
nai, louisville, ~. L, IFS, Pittsburgh, Dser
FsIs' B,,rse.ey, Hsserstogn, Frederick. Par
c-iO RI, -hington sneticn and Was Stations,
.so,a S5r'BES si,5sI Sr sos Va, s.,,,on.
z9-lS a. n, ESItiuore ard Relay.
liSo a ~ Bal:islore, Eliicott City and Way Sta
30 ); n, Ny York, Pbiladsrpbia, pos,Or, sor-
folk, and Baltimore. BlsHs- az Relay a 80
? NJ, N Sundays, Baltimore and Way Sta
$50 ?. 4. ,}a.,.rnor,, Laurel AID Relay.
satons fyi 1TiriKisa Ilncton saa
40 p n bslEmoTe, Frederick and Way Sta
r 90 p. n, baltimore and Relay.
..lO , n, Ia -lnsre, rspoiis s7d wav Stations.
30 ?. n, ChiGsso, 81 Louis, Louisville, Comm
~ s-L..sky Cincinn.ti, Deer Psrk, Berse-
t'sssHTs- Bysakfasi at Pa7Ss5sbErs AID Bss-
Gao y. m, Hegsrs:owp, WINCHESTER. and wsy
Sta,i"L=l "a Metropolitan Branch
: AZ , IA. l.-ill3lore and Selsy. Way Sfl2ioas
riap. n, BeiJll,ere ana wsy s,stioas.
= 90 .. IL, = t-1mprs FSst ~ press.
9.ls ?. n, baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK.
HRS n F.sr ETpre-l. Pr ,7ar ,q-, n C-,,-
G1s7. = Lor,,s ~! P,tts5ays irrii cat ehaass.
L~eCAflTf - Grafton
SUNDAY TRAINS.
. - ?. N, baltimore, Phiildei Phia, New York
and Boston fast pres
6=H-oFs az 8Gg StatIo-s.-8 an, l.30, 5 90,
Tie AID - Is 7. 70.
~ BaiIDroTs zad R,lay.-6.S so s. II, 90 and
900 n
Es,.-s;oo a. =, 80 ana ll.a5p N, stopping
~ A.. IrsiH5 Sep a. yi11za Ha'i!, Relay Horse
GlI:gJa.
FOR further Information spJsy at the Baltimore
s1t Ohio Tlcsss Cf-iCes. v eshinstoE station, AID
80 Pennsy AHA ayeiTc- WLe.c STcers viii De
saSsu tor baggage - be checked and received st any
gCiLtiu The CIV.
THOS + SHARP, MAsssr Of Transportation
L NJ. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
$40. = hnnNIX. (iene-.l Agent Ia7
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HARRIED.

kSIGHT-CULkIE. On Thursday. July lst,
1873, AT m, a. -. Mathew Church, b. the Rev.
Father neNolf, Il. G. KNIGHT % SUSIE CULKIN,
beth Of W ashingfon.
New York, Philadelphia and Chicago papers please
copy.I
kENNEDT-CRONN. On Tuesday, July Is,
ISIS, by Rev. Father DeWolf, OF ST Mathews
Church, ABRAHAM j. HkNNEDI aud Miss ALICE
Crown, both Of this city.
NUMBERs-gERRY On the 30th instant, by
Rev. w. n. Speake, VILLAIN NUMBERS and MARN
A. FERRY, bath of this city
lib slto and Wilmington, Del, papers please copy
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COHEEB LOAN OEFIOE, CWs1 af TIA styss
~ aad Mes YORK. Acesss, entrance on New ~
York avenue The most private Loan OniceA
In the city, Money loaned at the lowest rateO -
Of interesz ON Gold sad Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Genileussa's Cothias, Ca-pets, And al articles Of
valre. osc7l-ly
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF TWO ELIGIBLE VA
sTREET, NEAR II. AsD NEAR raj SLor.
ISE HOME" AND FOURTEENTH STREEr
In BY virtue OF deed of trust dated October
sctS6.h; Is and recorded among the aud records
>-of he DEtTict Of Columbia, IN lib-r 15s. folio
$50, and by direction of the party secured thereby
the subscriber viii sell, on the premises, The igh
est bidder, at clock IN the afternoon on thus IS
pay. the 29th day Of Ily instant. Loys numbered
aGd SIX and seven,l liz John Dayidson's SIbai-
vision of sQuare 2li, 1.-TWO hundred aud fourteen,
obtaining S,SS square feet Of uni, less
The terms OF sale are: S3,296, together with The
expenses OF SALE and the interest due the entire
csht, IN cash: aId the residue the 9Th dsy Of
May, A. ID. 1876, said residue to bear interest from
the day Of sale AT per cent. per uatil raid
and TO be secured by deed of trust ON the premises
sold. The lots viii be sold separately, aud leo on
each lot must be paid 10y the purchaser az the tiria
oil sale All convey anCing VIII be AZ the cost of the
purchaser ard if the terms Of sale arc not com oiled
with within i've days from the day OF sale the Trus-
teereserNes the right 10 resell the property or any
part thereof at the risk and cost cf ne purchaser
il default. A HYDE Tr1step
U2od GCriticl THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,


NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BBTwEKs
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va, WASH
IhGTOE AND GEOBGETowS, O..
SAILING Gays.
From Ptsr q. North Whsryas PhfIsicIpats
SATURDAY, al 2 m. 49, a.
From 50 " alter street., Georgstozn, .SzaES
u. O.. MONDAY CT D. N.
This line connects ST Philadelphia with Clyder
Regular semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyi
teuce, PostOn and NeT England STATES. No wharf
sse N Boston by this line.
@. HYDE, Agent Scr D. osO.
Nm. y. CLYDE co. Philadel2 kis.
". a. REID, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID q. MINK. ~ DevOnshirs street, Eosto1.
- Ereight5 delivered by Enoy's Express. Or
5ers left at General Office, sos Penusy lysnia ave
nue., or 81 the stesIners' Wharf, vii be promptly
attended 20. serS-tr