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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22
And the War Goes Brayely On.

Saturday night q young m was
arrested, charged with malicious mis-
chief. He was afterwards released on
parole by Captain Gray to appear be-
fore Judge Adams yesterday morning.
The young man was promptly on hand
to answer the charge preferred against
him. On being arraipned Judge Adams
asked him why he was not in the dock
with the other prisoners. He answered
that he had been paroled by Capt. Gray.
The Judge, instead Of trying the case,
placed the boy under $500 bonds % mp
pear when notified, and then issued az
attachment for Captain Gray for cen
tempt Of his court.
Colonel Loan, On hearing Of the n.nt-
ter, went before the Board Of Police. and
stated the case.
The Board appointed committee OF
three TO wait upon Judge Adams.
The committee returned and reported
that the Judge had stated to them that
ne was acting unGer the law, and was
backed by the people.
The board then resolved TO employ
legal counsel to defend Captain Gray in
tho event that he was sent down TO the
Parish Prison.
The constable that had the attach
nent for Captain Gray failed to find
him, and the case was continued.
Mr.. Budd asked her, Rose, wilt thou
be mine 2" Rose answered: Il am
sorry it cannot be-but rose. cannot
be turned into q bud"
"Patrick," said an old gentleman to
his servant, ''we are all creatures Of
fate" well, if it wasn't for late, how
the divil could we walk, sure 2"
The married ladies OF q Western city
have formed q Come-home- husband
club" 1t is about four feet long, and
has brush On one end Of II,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22
SPECIAL DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON.
rel. Levy WIN Report I'l'l =! e Establish
WV An Assay once In the Mint.
The Cabinet u he Reorsanlsed.
v.u.sy win Not Accept The Postmaster
Uemeralship.
No ono wants Btlstcw's Place.
rho rreedmen's Bank Investigation.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2i, / 40 y. m.

WARRINGTON, Feb. II, l :a0 y. IN.
Tho Committee on Coinage, Weights
AID Measures, OF which Col. Levy is a
.,arnl,er. will report a bill In favor Of
and recommending the establishment
!, an assay office In the Mint at New
orleans. DR.. Bonzano IL TO be placed
IN charge.
The Cabinet is TO be reorganized. Elk.
seuator Ramsay, Of Minnesota, says
,hat he would not accept the position Of
r,stmsster General, nor will any of the
Gentlemen who have been prominently
named for secretary Of the Treasury
aorsent 10 take Mr.. Bristow's place
uuder the circumstances which will
compel him TO resign.
rhe administration is making every
srart to forestall the House In the dis
rsltIon Il will make OF the whisky ring
husiness at the close Of Babcock's trial.
The Committee on Expenditures In the
I,p,wttment Of Justice IL to be tised for
that purpose.
The investigation OF the Freedmen 3
hank has been quite successful. When
ooe OF two links are found, which will
be easy, sufficient evidence will be had
d warrant the arrest Of three men very
prominent In this community. Bnou.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22
,,,wrtHtic National Executive Committee.
Lively Contest Between Louisville and
St. Louis.
Charles q. Pages Appointed Postmaster Al
Baton Rougc.
Ccl. Levy and the Public Lands.

wAsHrsaroN. Feb. 2i.--A full represen-
tation of the National Executive Com
mittee is here. The representative Of
louisiana, Mr.. Albert Janin, arrived
this morning.
Alively contest Is wagihg between st.
Louis and Louisville, with a feeling In
favor OF the former. A good deal Of in
terest In manifested in the meeting to
take place tomorrow.
Chas. q. Pages was appointed Post
master at Baton Rouge.
Col. Levy introduced to-day a bill to
restore TO the market certain lands In
the States of Alabama, Mississippi, Louf
isiana, Arkansas and Florida, and to re-
peal section 1900 Of the Revised Statutes.
baou,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22
A CONFLICT or AUTHORITY.
The Ucy Of Algiers on The War Path.

Sunday a telegram was received by
The Chief Of Police from Capt Rapp,
commanding the sth suburban sta
ton, Aluiers, to the effect that there
was likely TO he disturbance between
the two Justices Of the peace. w. l..
Thompson and Mr.. Kapples.
The Chief tclegraphed to Capt. Iapr
tcpreserve the peace at all hazards and
% arrest both parties, II necessary.
II appears that there is civil suit
pending before one OF the district
courts between the two Judges. w. j..
thompson and Mr.. Kapples, as to who
has the legal right to preside as Judge
IN the little burg OF Algiers, and while
ne suit is pending Thompson is deter
mined to hold his owl, and preside as
Judge until the question Is finally set
tied by the courts. kapples says he is
Judge Of the Justices court OF Algiersi
that he holds commission from his
excellency Billy Pitt. and chat he is
going to maintain his right. But he
lsade bad showing yesterday; but,
wertheless. he made showing and.
b sg armed with that mighty commits
30, ! he marched btavely up the steps
u tie little courthouse and into the
aoau abls court and there he met
tie BY OF Algiers. W. L. Thompson.
ihcmp son wanted TO know his busi-
hess aud what he came for.
Naples, after drawing himself up TO
&nll h, eight, ;scd assuming all the dig
aN that he could (Which was not
aach) inf oriMcd the Bey that he was
age ofthat court. and was going to
ave bis seat upon the bench. Thomp-
anld him mo-. IL the court knows
sesi and leapiLg from the bench,
M sasea his hand gently upon the would
Judges shoulder, and leading him to
steps Of the courthouse. slowed
~ an unusual amount OF shoe leather
sa his coat tail, and with as little
~snony as possible. landed the jnno-
a. a Naples, commission and all, ut
= wseottom Of the steps.
-'ppies has not been heard from since.
As;rse Billings, who will commence
C@,s Css IN the United States District
amM M ,uat az New Orleans next Monday. is
T ~ aae.y niy 20 pocket as puch plunder
Dursn whisky cases as his predecessor,
NV NM ~ uld, owing to the fact that Secre-
d ;ho' 'istow Is looking after the conduct
IA A. revenue service in those parts,
sFor 49, not propose to show any more
I - the Grant group than he did in
H. Billings bad work is visible
ouis;. present Republican Senate OF
aemhana fourteen out Of the thirty-six
i arors.s having been seated by Federal
smrs ses IN 1872 through Dureli's man
DEAF, written. while drunk. under the
"o o. Billings.-Nurier-Joa7,ai
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22
yuCksv,ut,,,.
vMkssurs win Celebrate the 11a.

vNksbMrg viii Celebrate the ma.
vuKaeuRa, Feb. 2l.--Washington's
birthday will be celebrated by parade
Of aremeu tomorrow and procession Of
the L. M. S. OF 4. at night. A great
many visitors are already In the city to
see the procession, and special trains
will bring crowds Tomorrow. II has
been raining all day. Weather cooler
n. .ot,,bf
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

NJ n
-, -, -
NEW ioRR, zen. ~ !! q. m-futnfes nasy
sales s2oo FEBRUARY y le13l9l2 2i-5l. Mareh
june n jy e AK Ressips rom % nsis
1883. Gold is's@lsa. .,,
2;ls =. -Snot cWtoh qn'et miuulihg i2ss
low middling II s-ie, good ordinary ~ lie;
Exchahge iaiiiy ,a'ivei pankefs GAYS, s as%a
4o7s eSchhhen unnkets W uays,t aSgs f ~ /.
exchange, conlinnfM,lai M w uayst lSs1s. FuIuie9i
weak ana easy Fenruary H'bmls U-35, April
Hdls lss @ MAY isi%as ~ yane a. 'sas9,a ~ ~
July l5 25l33ai ' augus.l l6s"ls 2s-sI ,aies 20
sso sales ,3f cons i2e saes inf speemh
ton 2I3. snles Tor futures l5ooo Gold ilYgalh
ma tut,,tes WEAK sa'ns lot iuture nenvefg '
is,sooi febtnafy y ls,iaMl2I Mareh y 2i,ss'@
iS,. asn; '"'y 10 h-iee9asa' August ''''eo'o 'i"s
2:i5 p m-Sp9t cotton a,iiet good mlIuling y y
" niuulihg iaii " Ia,r ~ net seee,pts ssse
nies siass ~, uhR vtsaa ', Z 10 a ~ si,i H,ia
low lhiims - ~ W" ,oiimG - .s,n ~ w ~
Eo9n ulnahhis NIX eo2u ' urha,,aiy "a IA ~
SenaGs 90 Ha iim iooa pmnSe,s 'se ( mss
enl 60 days 1895
Futures weak: February i7is6eis e-le. March
II 90 2nI2 Lie April II 15 tGat2 3-g2 htay 10 10
elis f-s2 June ID 7-ie6ais 1850. July Is 81 -326a
Tos bales. sales last evening s4e for export 4so,
fur epnsttnrtiun 7ia for speculation an. futures
25 700. Odd lisfs@iii.
3 y. MIXTURES uuiet sales 2a, 900 bales Feb
ruary 12 1892 March II 2t-32Grll liis April
~ Is 1e@i9 81 i-3a. May ~ 1-s2alah June is 1890
l3is July l3 3ii-lG@ii3 23-32, August 1s 2-32dta's
Gold i,sff@tii.
sAyANNAH, Feb 2,-Net receipts i1i2, gross
e,S1ts tsastss as5x daa asas ,. ~ sGk
ding 1915, good ordinary 9i I
aAnvrsroN, Feb 2i-Net receipts 1893; gross
1879 exports TO feut Britain 1000 coastwise 1912
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22
Marine News.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. o. D.. m.-Barometor
and hazy. Arrived: Steamship Hudson. ut 4lo
this morning, eager, master. from New York to
A. Moulton: steamship Geo W. Elder, at 4so
& Co.: Norwegian bark Marie. Lovald master
40 days from Liverpool, with salt. to MASTER
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

The bogy of William r. Ward was discovered
eago The body was already partially decom-
posed, and wae entirely nude but without marks
Of violence, His clothes lay on the hoor beside
in Wall street but In the panic of Black Friday
lost his entire fortune. which is supposed ~ be
over u 900, 600 Since that time he has been Nv
ing In penury and distress in Chicago. II IS BE-
lieved that he committed suicide,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

American bark Jenny Sweeney. Hudson master
10 days from .Philadelphia general cargo 70 De
can. Zerega n Go. The ship Arcadiap and bark
Henrik Ibsen. previously reported as having Or
rived. for orders. have tailed NE former for
SOUTHWEST Pass. Feb, 2..-l2 Barometel
soos wind SOUTH, fresh ~ Weather Thick 4 I a,a M
master 40 DAYS from arimsl,y. IN ballast. f!
master Sailed Steamships San Marcos and
New Orleans
souIHwEsr Pass. Feb. .2i,e y, .m.Baromete
ag a' r,aaR wRa 5aS dye5I rf enet
pq,ker p',ster. six days ir23m Hayana to peWolf
and schooner D. W Hill The batk Emma pay-
zant, previously reported inside for orders, has
sailed for Baltimore
River News.
vicHspuna. Feb 2i.AUp Mary Bell John r.
Tolle Sunday, Natclez to night, Down: Thonp-
soh Dean, W. P. srhenek, lClarksyIIe this after.
noon The Dean had a full load and refused
cotton here; the sghenek added two hundred
bales, Arrived: Della and tow. Due: Carpnde-
let. Cherokee up, Frank Pargoud down River
rose three inches.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22
,TELEGRAPHIC.
~ the Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
afgi Company.
0Fce. Corna Gy'crter and Ca,onde,et streets.
JOHN B. LAFITrE. President.
p. IEhouf. Manager.
WASHINGTON.

west rwiwt Appropriation Nill-Acciaemt
tn the steasmshsp Austrnllan- -Naeetins
Vf tine WensWcratic National CWMsmittee-
Cwntests fWr seats IN the House ammers
IN Meaara ~ speaker Rerv.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL, CONVENTION.
Delegations from st. Louis and Louis
Vile are In Washington, intriguing to
secure the National Democratic Conven-
i1Aa,
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DIED..

COLLINS. On the 18th Of September, 1876, Mrs
I xkS Collins, beloved wife Of Patrick COLLINS, .
Her funeral WIN take place at { % o oIocs q n.
,,rss IRON m her rss,ee9ee, eas North CAPITOL
TERED at TsirfsI Station. W.. '' " "
FI1ZGERALo. On September is.h. is7s. THos.
IlTzshRALD, amer Q long sud painful Illness in
the tsth year OF his age. Boston Herald please
fiiepes and scsusintances are respectfully in.
wet. WIZ '''' NORM
FUNK. On rhursdsy, September n. Is,s. NJ TX
infant con Of EicsoIss ssd ID noliie F1ni. '''!''
GLOVER. On the morning OF the lSsh OF septeu-
Der, ls At her residences in th. city, no. &2f ION
street, Mrs jazz NJ, GLovkS. aged years;
Saturday, the 10th instant, 20 which her friends
aensrsfy ara those Of the family respectfully
GUrTENsoS. On the Is,h OF September. is7s.
STEER . snort, but painful illness, n icHAEL Cur
TIssos in the 72d year OF hi. age, native OF wur-
teneefe se many out Tor the last 20 years resi-
kss,i!es and and friend. ar. respectful, invited to
O'Clock m.
RoAoHl On the 18th OF September, 1879, VIZ.
RohcHn, aged q years, native Of County uork,
Funeral wnI take place from 10 L street north.
FRIENDS are Invited 70 ssssnd % h''a''' sed
SEBASTIAN. suodenlY, on the 18th Of August.
1ae. Richard SEBASTIAN, In the 6sth year Of his
He was born In Fsirfsx county. Va, whsre he
hsd many friends, who sinc srely mourn his lss,.
Sss 3. PG5
.P S s ss, s @ ~ the
MED ihs ,o6 6rsy hosesns and father he We,
blessed" RI M O.
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VAn eight-hour man, on going home for
his supper, found his wife sitting in her
best clothes on the front door step reading a
volume OF travels. "How IL this?" he ex-
CLAIMED; "wbere r. my supper" 81 don't
know" his wife: 81 began 90 get your break
fsst al six O'Clock this morning, aud my
eight hours ended at two p. M Century
for Woman.
s-"well, uncle, how is the cause OF re-
neion getting on In your neigh borhood?''
Mighty poor-mighty poor" mo new
converts, en-" "Nothing ope-not the sign
asked the citizen, after q lengthy pause.
DE matter IL dat some one her sto, en- four
Dig Watermelone out o'my cart dis AFTER
ewlne down the hill all froo dis localityl"-
lRdlefCh lkelrS.
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MARRIED..

LOnLk-BkeT0k. AZ the residence Of the
tember ls76, b. the Rev. J. Vaughn Lewis, yaocR
10 osros. Phiisdelphis and Cincinnati papers
the brides mother, on 18th septem ber isrS b. the
sss. o .. Andre.s. = e.Rs.a.w, formerly OF
OLD, Of Washington, ID. q. IMsrIboro' 0asette
Port Tobacco Times, Baltimore sun ana Alex and-ts
papers pie ase COPY
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ChAyCE1I sAL! OF yALgAsLl TH.lH.
on SOUTH xnaT C01n1R o! Third ST.

py Write Of decree q the Supreme court a
ecnss no. lees, on The llth dsY q July, iW1, hi
toe unosroenea, 1rustse, VIII sell q public aQc.
n. d.y q esetsm6sr, ins, e O'clock p m. eli
Ore and sixty,t.o 19l, q IT, Oily Of WssIias.
lowing meees end bounds: Beginning for the ssme
8 me sonsr e sid sgus.s and running
syenus . fest; theDos In 3 southeriy direction :
eeg. y min. ". through the center Of the wet
q tne house erected on sid Part Of said lot a.
net Z inehss: th.pes south p deg. IS min vsst .
Met, snenes so9tn deg min sess. - feet inches
iaess:; sed Sesss; norte g fsst tnohss 70 thS be-
Terms q ale: ens fourth Of the Durchass money
g % Pad u cash. and she residns il four equal
nonths aas.r aay e s.ls; fsr u aeisErsd psynssn
srs:s m asy q 81, . 5: sisso sn1 $500 81
deed q 9u3 Of rsssryed lea On u PROPERTY; q III
: :1S .; ''s'S i 6; g = 6 5;sFss::S =
sss.sss $SoSEGzszxAiSf.. 49, 49,;
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RAILROADS.
RALTDiORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
sEPTE9BsE I4rH, 1876.

ssPTKsBss i.rH. 1875.
M. LEAVE wasHISGroy,
svo-ssi.ia ore ieott ,itty snd Way sts.ions.
E,nr 20 Kecs. and ia.s r2t s,s,ions,
5Io-Bs c,,s ore and Ai.x.ndria Juoctiou.
e10-k.v iors, Pnilsdrlphia aud Boston Ex-
Pc; Psl man P.'IOr Oars. sunday, stops
s:3o-Bsrimore ana Way Station.
e:40-Chicsso, Cincinnati, 81 Louis, Louisville
s...D5. s.sdsI,sf ss, e and v. ia
IA. "a >, tarlor and sle-psrs. No connection
s:4s-Poirr Of Rocks AID way Sta ions, Har-
p lseSSSo1s s end M ss:s,on. Valley sspsn,
sss.k.% FORK Linit.d Express. Baltimore aud
-, Annapolis only
Ia:Is-Bsl,,more, Way Stations. Ellico.t City ard
1;<o-Ne- York. Phil-asIpoia .ud Norfolk TX.
a:so-ssIinCrs and Laurel i' Cypress, x,,ioo..
CITY, freeer,cl and Way st.iioas, vis .siss.
eo,,sn and Point Of Rocss. tvia Metro
a.. Anp,s:' and Way Stations:
fer bnp.poli. { D sundsyJ '0
s4S e., s. and Loui'Cills Exeress IL
and Hs is.. 3sss ssa:
s.soo Gffosinn 70 ND Lou ri " s,,,
1ao-P bilsdelrbis md sai,ino,s Express.
Up . ..tie ere and Way Station.
7:33-Pittsburs, Chicago, Columbus and San
$40, Baltimore, Blsdensburs, Belts lille, Lsu-
1o:oo-be~. York aud Phil .deIebi. Might Er.
pres Sleeping Cars to New York.
l0:0s-Bsltimore aud principal Way Stations.
ss:ppdo.ly. E...il, Berkeley. Deer Park and
$50 Ed. sas s "a
An other trains daily. e1osp. Sunday.
=. SS eoDnsetio1 On sandsy Tor Hsss5,toyn or Val.
81 . m and 4 40 m.
For further Information apply ct the Gilmore
And Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations, and
$50, 6O1 and COS Pennsylva nia avenue. and Is
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
Tor baggage to be checked and received any point
in the city.
THOs. =. SHARP, Master of TRANSPORTATION
Il n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO B. KOSHTZ, General Agent. sepl.tr
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RRODHEAD & CO.,

$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 932 ID ST,
BETWEBH 9Th ABD 10TH SIS,
Ofer 20 their friends, customers and strangers
FALL DRESS GOODS At Red UCE d
PRIcES
Black Lyons Silks 76c. per d and up (old prices),
Seal brown, bayy Blue and Bottle Green SILKS ct
cid prices,
All Wool French Csshmsres, 7sc. and up CorisinA
dyel,
Black Aipscas and Mohairs double fold, &c., NJ,
Wool FlAnnels. L5c. and up,
Aadroscoggin Bleached Cotton, l0c.,
sheeting Cotton, 25c. and up,
Linen Towels, u per dozen and up,
British Hose, 81 So per dozen (reoe ntly 81,
Balbrtggan H Sc. 50 per box aud mp,
J. Button Kid Gloves, 50c. Dob lot)-
s-Bltton Kid Gloves In Black, White, Street ard
Opera colOrs. q IS,
An-Linen Table Damask Soc. and mp,
An-Linen Doylies and Napkins, Tsc and up.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear ct manufacturers'
siik Tissue for Yelling, 500. and up,
Corsets. 04c. and mp,
Gents good English suspenders, sc Q pair,
New style Ladies' Belts and Melted silk Ties,
Ladies' and Gents Collars, Guns, ndkerchiefs,
Ruhs, Ties, &c. &C., Of late styles at lowest
market prices. Gall and examine.
BRODHRAD q CO.,
aus2-H s39 Penn. ave and 932 ID street.
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VNRUeTEED SALE OF VALUABLE RlAL
4 E6TATH,

By virtue Of Q deed Of trust from RudoIrh -
Lobsiger snd wife to me, for the beneft Of f..:1
tembei; 1875, and recorded In Tiber ID. no. moi,
folio zoS, &C., one OF the land records Of Prince
SsGrsss County win expose % public sale, to the
T IA the alst a.y 81 September next, 6 .
property contains SsT scrss, more or ieS + slsby
situated IN Prince Qeorse's county, Nd, s6olt
rad Leading thereto. and but . short distance from
MauudsrS and Benninss stations, oa the Bsl.i
each; z admirably sdsltsd % thS culture Of grsps0
vines nuits md vegetables, and In the hands Of
safe and Dro0table inyesf0ent. The land VIII be
shown 70 any one deslftng 70 purchase, upon aDDh
S1aw s. ~ H.o. srlPHlU. rrua.s.
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THE FORCED PRAYER.-The Hartford
Times IL Its Centennial Notes says: "rhe
funniest thing In this whole art coIecrion Is
q little boy OF four years, who stands up ia
DIS sc garment, an abbreviated shirt, and
ciaspipg bis chubby little hand In the Inn
pioring attitude, goes through the form of
his little prayer, upon manifest compulsion-
possibly after the gentle persuasion of q
birch ROD, Tor the mouth is drawn down In
the most ludlcrous expression of grief, while
on each marble cheek there IL big marble
tear. No description can convey the o.,
quislte numor OF this little statue. The
atItuae and expression are irresistible;
everything Is In Keeping; and the one fea.
ture that "caps the sheAf and saves the
grain" Is that mouth o. IL can't be told-it
must be Eeen."
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BARGAINS ONLY

GOOD WHITE rLANNEL,I
IXCELLEsT YARD WIDE wBITE FLAa-
EEL, %
Remnants Excellent BLEACHED COTTON
Remnants Best CALICO,ek
LOhSDALk OaABkIO, Is.
Good BLACK ALPACA, ~.
Pure silk BLACK mOHAIR, 50, worth rs.
Excellent BLAOk ALPACA,3l.
Widest All Wool BLACK CASHMERE, rs.
BLACK SILKS vEkY CHEAP, o., sl35, clio
oIT5.
CARrERB, TOT Market Space
Kvery day receiving new FALL DRESS
GOODS and sn kinds of New Goods.
TABLE LINEN, excellent quality, all linen, 90,
worth rs.
BOYS CAssIMEREs, 81, D,e2
Excellent BIB JIOk, IS
Largest WHITE BLANKET, $3.50, worth o..
aua3l-tr
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1916 Prsss sFiAEE 1876
o T =
10 the NOlt tn, West, and Southwest.


To the North, West, and Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rails Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment.
JULY lOTH, 1876.
Trains leave W sshiIston, city time. from Depot,
corner OF h and 8 streets, ss follows:
Tor Car to Pittsburg; T:iO > m daily, with Pal.
ace Gar s t. Chicago, and 1850 m. daily, ex'
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Canandaieue, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
falis, and the North: 6 . m. daily except sun
s1S as wsn
DAILY except sunday.
Palace Cars attached Limited ix press Of Pull
man Parior Oars. 9:3 m. daily EXCEPT Sun
day For New York end the East, sos m.
snd 40 "a daily except Sunday with farlOr
For Philadelphia, sos m. and 1:40 pm. daily
Limited III press, s:s m. daily stoep, San:
Accommodation for Baltimore, I:ao Pm. daily,
For .PSpss Geek Line SOS m and 4:2o pm.
daily, except Sunday.
M e1cepi Sunday.
NAY S!ATT1Adk.PS AIIxAEDsIA WAsHisafoa
Fer AleI.ndria, 8, =. $50, 9. 10, IL. am 3,
l:20. 5, 8, 700, and lao pm. On Sunday
w., at ,S , m and and pm. ,-
except sunday; and via Lyncnburs, $40 am.
and ~ 80 m ,dsiiy. ws,..
On sunday ct Z and 10 . m, and pm.
Tickets. information, Sleeping aad PaIlor Car
sylyslis avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
orders can be left for the checking Of bsssass to
destination from Hotels and Residences.
rRSkM R9spi N S Gen Passenger agent;
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An UNPLEAsANr GUEsr.-At Annapolis.
Md, two OF the candidates who are In the
city for examination rs cadet engineers in
talities OF their room 1t the city hotel on last
saturday night. In the morning the 9uesf
bad flown, and with him had vanished ten
Nothing has since been heard OF The youns.
steY. $3.50
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STRANGE CAUSE OF DKArH.-While
the little daughter OF COMMANDING Serrean N
RlIey, o. the sixth suo-precincs police.
brooklyn, was playing with An iyory.hsn,
oleo nm saturday afternoon last, she GWal-
lowed small piece or the handle and died
from strAngulation at O'Clock ssturdav
9xe1lne: The coroner was notinsd.-(M r.
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hONCARsUn BkVs Aueuoneers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and ID sts. north west.
TWO-sT0RY BRIOK DWELLING HOUeE AND
LOT Vn 4rH STkEhT, BETWEEN And L

"
Lot Oh lTa STkEkT, BETWEEN AID L
s1BBETS nOBTaWESc.A AT Az JTION.
By virtue OF . deed Of trust t. the sutscrib- -
ers, dsu1 eoyember 10th. 1874, and recorded f..
In Liber No. 766. folio 313, &c Of the laad .c:i
records Of the county Of Washington aud District Of
Columbia. and by the written REQ u the parties
secured thereby, NE win offer Tor sale, By public
suction, on the premises, on TkIDAY, the 2sth
part Of Lot num6ersd ak 90, In saas,e numbered
ginning 1t poiLt Atm street feet three
and one half inches north Of the uthwest corner
Of said lot and running thence north seventeen feet
three and one half thsnce east niaety three
feet four and one half inches; thence south sever-
teen feet three and half inches; thence west t.
place OF besfnning: togeher with all the buildings
and ap purtenAnces to the same belonging.
The terms Of ssle: one third OF the purchase
MONEY to be paid In cash; the bsiaucs in notes Of
equal amounts, payable in SIX, twelve and eighteen
month. from date, the rate Of per cent Interest
till paid; the notes 20 be ecured BY deed Of trust
on the property sold 800 must be lsid as deposit
IT the time OF sale. All anoine ct pure
cost Should abe terms Of not be com piled with
within nye dsys after the SALE he Trustees
the right to resell the same property st the pur-
ehaser's rsk and cost, ate. q sc cay. notice.
seplIec6ds r.. r. LARNRR, ffustees'
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TIE NEWEST HORSE MALADY.-A new
horne disease has made its appearances In
some parts OF Canada, resembling the cpl
xootic Of 1872 The symptoms ara swellfnk
swelling Of the eyelidg, and pinkish colorfng
OF the eyOo-T7br 61obo,