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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

THE STILLETTo IN NEW YoRK.-In that
narrow, dark alley leading to the rear tene-
ment at % Marion street, James Gearthy
and Louis Perein, tramps, sought refuge
las evening, and at the end OF the alley they
refuse bee that they had collected from the
barrels In 'front.' OF many saloons. Two Ital-
isns who live in the tenement ordered them
away, and as Gesrthy and Perein passed
through the alley they paused FOR q
minute. Then suddenly and with q shrek
Gearthy staggered and fell to the sidewalk,
stabbed In the abdomen. Perein was cut fn
the hip. They told Capt. Allaire that the
Italians had stabbed them. Geartny was
taken to Bellevue hospital. His wound lie
mortal. Perein was detained as q witness
N. J.. SIN, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

TOO ATTENTIVE BY HALF-On the vow
age OF the steamship State OF Pennsylvania
which arrived rom Glasgow Thursday John
Leonard was nOticeably attentive to the ras.
sengers, visiting the sick in their cabins, and
gaining the confidence OF all. But Frederick
PerOe, the purser, recOllected that, two
years ago, Leonard was passenger in the
state OF Georgia, and on that trip e., 600
were stolen from the passengers. Peroe kept
bis own counsel and watched Leonard close.
~. As the ship steered into the fogs OF New.
foundland the passengers vacated their
cabins, and soon afterward the captain was
alarmed by many complaints OF robberies
amounting In the aggregate to over eco
The purser then made known his suspicious
and on the steamers arrival In port. word
was sent to Sergeant Gastlin, of the steam
boat police, and property belonging to the
passengers was found In LeOnard's posses
sion. He was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

NEW ENGLAND TO BE FORCED TO STAY
IN THE UNIoN.-A very curious editsrisl
article In the richmond Wing, DEM, which
hereafter the mission OF the south Is TO force
New England TO stay In the Union, closes
with the declaration: "New England has
had her day. Tho middle states and TIE
western states are tired OF the tribute paid
TO her, and that being wanting, sPilSrim
Rock will be al that 10 LEFT % New EnRiaud
as oftentimes before, reassert her right to
leave the Union; but we repeat We cannot
We will not lot her 60. She has gathered
she must now take her portion OF its pow.
erty.n Elr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

CHARGED WITH DRUNKENNEss AND
BHKCHERIsM.-Rev. DIR. Patterson, pastor
OF the Second Presbyterian church, Of Eliz
soetn, n. j., mas been so definitely charged
by public gossip with immoderate drfn king
and improper conduct as regards the other
sex that the officers Of his church have been
forced to investigate. Little is known OF
ton In the matter, that DR.. Patterson last
Sunday announced to his congregation that
be would tender his resignation at the meet
week. That same evening DR.. Patterson bit.
terly inveighed against the promoters OF the
scandal. Wednesday night meeting o. the
congregation was held, at which it was
agreed, Dem. con-. that Ii was best for all
parties concerned that Mr.. Patterson should
resign bis charge, which he has held since
1s66-[N. Y. World, 10Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

THE CENTENNIAL AwARDs.-lt Is An
nounced by the secretary of the centennial
commission that the written reports OF the
judges upon which the awards TO exhibitors
are based will be published in groups as APP
proved by the commission as speedily as
they can be prepared. The report for each
group Will be prefaced by q statement OF the
principles upon which the system OF awards
Is based with the names of and rules for the
guidance OF the group jury. Every exhibit
tor receiving an award will be entitled upon
application TO copy OF the report upon his
exhibit. Those OF the awards recommended
by the judges but not approved by the COM
mission for want of time are now being
considered and SO soon as the list is COM
pleted will be announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

A GIANTS HoMK-Capt. Bates and his
wife, formerly Miss Anna wan, the giants
whose marriage In London attracted much
attention several years ago, have retired
near Rochester, N. Y. He 10 seven and Q
half feet high, she 10 an inch taller, and
each weighs over four hundred pounds. The
rooms OF their house are eighteen feet high
and the doors twelve feet. Their bedstead
10 ten feet long, and all the furniture Ia pro-
pOrtionately large,
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A TROUBLESOME QUESTION.
Another Bow In Prospect In opaiu
The EX.Ou00n.

LONDON, Sept. S0-A dispatch TO Reuters
appeal to arms In defence or the Fueros
signed by Basque and Navarrese commit.
tees, is circulating in Navarro and Basque
provinces.
Ex.Queen Isabella - . Disturblng
Element.
A dispatch TO the Times from Madrid SAYS:
"The decorations and flluminations which
were prepared to greet ex-Queen Isabella q
arrival here have been removed for fear OF
disturbance"
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PELICAN KILLED IN DRLAwARE-Edwiu
B. Furry, residing on the south aide, this
morning espied three large singular lookine
birds wadipg around In the marsh. 0ettinR
within reach he blazed away and killed one
lining his bird he was much Surprised 10 find
that IL was O pelican, the birds having no
doubt escaped from some menagerie. twas
white in color, and measured feet.-(Wl
Btin0fon (DeLl Commercial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30
~Advices from northern and north west
ern Texas report a grssshopper invasion.

ern Texas report a grssshopper invasion.
VDr. j. c. Aver, the pill man, IL slowly
recovering from bis mental malsdy.
~"What we want is a change" said a
disseminated politician with q dirty shirt
Tine tops OF the CatskiIs IN the vicinity
OF Slide Mountain were covered with snow
Thursday morning.
ga Mormon church OF sixty members
Wa Wsv Dee con ,0fmea In Towanda township,
@nI'm man OF very quiet tastes, - said
tasted something. ~-11
Ia Connecticut woman, who has USED
ON me s. lof Iwenty.two years, has begun
having lasted forty years.
0Bunalo Bill, the Indian scout, has de-
coed 70 60 upon the stage again, and viii be-
gin g1 an engagement in Rochester, N. Y,
@At meeting of various classes OF Cor
nell university, at Ithaca, N. Y, last night,
it was decided 70 send . chalIenee 70 the
which occurs In March next.
EAt nesting OF the board OF health OF
Norfolk. We, on Thureday, it was decided 20
more steamers st the quarantine station. =.
there n no evident necessity for &c.
Chicago revesue ofncers are bo0tunfns
70 complain Of their inability 10 tall BY ne
Arous.
When one gets up after q niebt made
hideoss by feline bowls, and behoids han 4
morning sunshine, how sueeestive n the
spectacle OF "Grace. mercy and pssce.s
MT. Longfellow hes found NJ Tanrv.
son Ea. rstner unaccomodating. he askei the
r<,ss... y, 49, 80 permission 20 use some OF his
Poems 10 me series OF Poems or Plsccs.v
Ia tne Laureate Tor some unsccouutsbis
@Among the new articles OF export nom
Ia 81 -
are now sending even mesh beof-ts slate, .
CARGO Of which has juse arrived out. me
sla0 Y better end much cheaper than that
come when We shall supply Europe With
many Of Its staple articles offood and Undue
Try from our own vast natural Gtorohouooa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

PRoPosRD RAILROAD suBscsrPrrous-
The propooitaon % subscribe 100000 % the
Wasbing tan, Clncinnati and ST. Louis m.
pAhannock esunty, Va, On th0 ilth Of O 80
Der. Page county, on . similar propositioc
VIII vote on the nth OF the same monfh,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

BILL FOR pIyoRCE-To day Mr.. T.
Wilde Miller died q bill for ROsanna Moo
ney for divorce from the bonds OF matri-
mohy with Arthur Mooney. She states that
they were married IN ireland ia lS6s; nave
had two children, and she charges that hs
has deserted her
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THE WAR IN ABY08INIA.
Reported Capture OF the EgyD(tan
Conn 0m0oR- IN. Chief,

LONDON, Sept 30.-The correspondent of
the Times at Alexandria telegraphs: al have
reason TO believe that there is truth In the
mander-in chief, and his stan have been
taken prisoners by the Abyssinians near
MassOwah."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

BUILD1SG PERMITS issued by Inspector
flowmsn; George r. Waters, two brick
storeo, west side OF Sun, between q and
streets southeast; ~ OBS. Citizens Building
company, four three-sJory brick a wellineS.
west side OF 9Th, between X aud \ streets
northwest; $1,000. &. r. DencRas a two
story brick private stable, In alley IN square
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ATRArN WREcKER,s CorYEss1ox.-.

A TRAIN WREcKER's CoNFEssIoN.-John
Stoneskill, the tramp arrested at Utica, N.
Y, on suspicion OF wrecklng train on the
Albany and Susquehanna Railroad, near
Alton, was resrrested Thursday, and con-
fessed that he threw the train off the track.
de says IL was his purpose TO plumber the
fellow, life long tramp, and had in his pos
session q memorandum book with drawings
OF claw bars, crow bars, and other track
roads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

MARRIAGE LICESsEs have been issued 70
Charles Makoo ana Mahala Freeland: Avail
Choy and Josephine Burns; Fendsll r. Alex
ander and Sarah Louise Smith: Frederick
Tyler and Alice Smith.
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TOLEDO, OHIO, 8 pit 30.-The loss by the
burning of The Milburn wagon works last
night is estimated at between $3.50 900 and
500 900, on which there is about sl35, 900 in
sulance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

SUFFOLK PARK RACKs.-Tbe races at the
Suffolk Park, Philadelphia, were resu med
yesterday. The first was the republic race.
for four year olds, in harness, best three In
five, for purse Of 90 500 First prize. 81 200;
second, $3.50; third, e4ii, and fourth, $50
Is summary: Sadie Bell, 1, 1,2,1; Wood
ford Chief, 4, 2, l. 2; Echora, 8. 4, 4. Z; Monte
yuma, 2, 8, Z. 4; Lady Patchen, Z, I, g, 8; Post
2:3i, EBAY, 230k. Between the heats Sam
Purdy made trial with q running horse,
and Blackwood. jr., two trials, for the 81 900
national cup. Purdy made the mile In q AZ;
Blackw00d's time, 2:23; second heat, 223X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

BE WOuld Like a Little Mere Ammunition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

WIZ. n. TWEED. JR.-The Anglo-Ameri
can Times says that the man who At tht
time OF Tweed's departure from Vigo VA
stopping ct Q hotel there under the name o
Sands turned out 70 be William II. Tweed
jr, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

IThe attendance ct the centennial exhi.
bition yesterday was 71,H3 to the maiu
buildings, and !, A4 TO the live stock exhibi.
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

A RAT ROASTED ALIvH.-Early Thursday
morning Mr.. w. r. Emory, while passing
18th street and sth avenue, N. Y, saw John
tached 70 Its tail, while Giovanni Semeexra,
keeper Of q fruit stand at 18th street aud sth
avenue, poured kerosene oil over 10 and set
IL on ire. The rat was burned TO q crisp.
Mr.. Emory summoned Officer Carpenter,
and Simmons and SermeSzra were arrsefa.d
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SchOlnc FSrA Rec00 fOotpo000.
NEW YORK, sept 30.-The opening OF the
fall meeting at Jerome park, which was IN
have taken place 10 -day, has been post.
poned until Monday.
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NkW 1Okk, Sept o0-The following lis the
weekly bank statement Loans, Increase,
1856 800; specie, decrease, 80 49, 500; legal
tenders, decrease, s9l4,7O0; deposits, de-
crease, s4,o52, 900; circulation, increase, $751;,
600; reserve, decrease, 81 355 ,g75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

ANOTHER MAN TORTURED TO DEATH-
Francis Ept, convicted In May last of the
murder OF Abraham Westheimer, was hang
ed at Coshocton, o., yesterday. The fall did
not break bis neck or even cause stranRula-
ton. The pool man uttered the most piteous
cries and grosns. Toe trap was resdjusted
as speedily as possible and sprung a second
time. dislocating his neck and causing death
without q struggle.
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our large salesroom. and the public are invited 10
call and inspect it. This display of RRADY-MADH
CLOTHING is by far the srandest ever made In
TINS District, and "a well worth Q visit from thoos
VINO conien plate the purchase Of Winter Clothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

LONDON, Sept 3O.-Fifty Thousand pou ads
worth Of American eagles were withdrawn
from the Bank OF England yesterday for
shipment TO New York.
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nPTICIAH.-I herewith give notice 70 the public
- mat mL newly invented and cele-
sss.sa sIk SLAesks can only be
CON- ned ~ my store, % 1879 Psnnsylyania ave-
they eel my patent gias.es.
a Ii.Iss as. run snr Of Brazilian Pebble sPBC-
rstss - ''se~ss
ri,n ssZAn n, I've Gl.ss.s and epec.sclss are
pairsl Esre. Snil.tr
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THERE Is New York statute requiring
tnst every passenger car running a distance
greater than forty miles shall Constantly be
supplied with COO water. For every VIOLA
ton OF the law penalty or SIS Ia prescri bed
There 10 also In New York Baptist clergy
man named Geo. x. Wood ward, who had eet
himself 70 the taf OF ascertaining how Of
ten the New York central road has violated
this enactment. They have done so TO the
penalty tune OF $500 900. and he can prove IL,
be says. he has brought suit to that amount
against the railroad company, and is soothed
and sustained In his tussle with the com pa-
ny by the knowledge that one half OF the
money recovered goes TO the informer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

REAL ESTATE SALEs-B n. Warner
real estate broker and auctioneer. sold YES
tercay afternoon at auction. for Mcssrs. 10
seph r. Kelley ani Albert r. Fox. trustees
part OF lot p, sQusre 45s. fronting on 9th ST.,
between q and II streets north west, sud I'M
proved by three story and basement brick
dwellng, No 1929 20 Elijah Behrend, for
s4,z5e, subject To the general taxes amount
ing 10 about S4s2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

A RACE on CRUToHEs.-A foot race on
crutches took place yesterday at Bishops
irotting course, herring Run, between fnos.
Lambert and John Slegel. Both men were
lame and used crlItches. The stakes, $50 a
side, were deposited with Ii. Be viz. The
race extended four miles without any stop.
pages, and start was made punctually ar
i:l6 p. m, both men getting OF al a brisk
gait The time WAS as follows: First mile
Lemoert 10 minutes, Siegel IL minutes co
seconds; second mile, Lambert IS minutes 30
seconds, Siegel Ia minutes IS seconds; third
mile, Lambert II minutes, IS sec buds, sieyel
IL minutes, as seconds; fourth mile, LAM bert
Ia minutes 40 seconds, Slegel ID minutes IS
seconds Total, Lambert 90 minutes, Siegel
81 minutes Is secOIlds.-l R1Ln. Enzet,e 2ath
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HoUsEFURNIsHING DRY GOODS.


Esv snd choice designs In WILTON, VII.
VIr. TAPKsrBT, THREE-PLY and INGRAM
cAKPRTIsG, LIsoLEUM, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS
MATS, &C, &c. .epsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

FALL OF a .WARxHoUsr-Ser Several Perso,s
Klisd.-A building In Springfield, Mass, oc-
cupied as warehouse and cigar manufac-
tory, yesterday fell, burying in the ruins 81 4
men, four OF whom escaped with severe cuts
and bruises. The Others remained In the
ruins, and were undoubtedly suffocated or
turned to death, 90 the debris subsequently,
took IRE. The killed are Geo. N. Walker or
]. walker & Co; Martin Sheridan and Peter
kessler. two OF their employ ees, and Ersklne
Pease, OF IpdfSn Orchard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

MOODY AND SAAKIY IN CaICAGO.-The
demand for tickets for admission 10 the
Moody and 6ankey meetings in Chicago to-
morrow II immense. The tabernacle fp
which services Will be held stands on the
ground 100 by 100 feet, contains 5000 chairs.
Geo. q. Stebbtns, Of Boston, viii lead the
great choir. Mr.. Cree, Of PhiladeIphia.
manages the details Of the mestings.
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kilograms to The Star
THE EASTERN QUESTION
PoRTE'S REPLY TO THE POWERS.
SINGULAR ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA.
TURKISH VICTORY on THURsB.Y,
COMMANDER OF fHE EGYPTIAN ARMY Captured

A COOL PROPOSITION F2ON SIrrIss Bull.
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-: Il ~ ss:r9 'Is: $50: .::E
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AAeLE BROTHERS,
ExflHsivl OL0rHIlRs AID rAILoRs,
e1H0 oon~ IN and d ssrssss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF LARGE Crrrrs
During the month Of August the import
Into Baltimore were oly0g2,l43, oxports Sa.-
s 81 Boston 1mPorss ss ,o6s, az, exports O..
ports g, s54 go; Fhiladelphia imp1rts 81.
6o0.eSS, exports q, -, sll; Ian Fnanclsoo Inn
porn c3.64s,1 ~ oxpogts %, 1854 55: New Or
worth $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

SUICIDE OF A You're GIRL-Tne body OF
q young girl named Ella Leightnew, Is years
south Of York. Pa, Thursday afternoon. she
had been addicted 70 nts OF melancholy Tor
some time past, owing TO the death or her
while lRboring under one OF these aftacka.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

ROSARY SUNDAY.-The services on Rosary
SUNDAY. Ito morrow At st Domintcs
Church will be very impressive At the TO-
O'Clock mass the forty hours devotion will
commence, st which time the PROCESSION In
honor OF the Blessed Sacrament will take
place. Vsspers will take place 81 the usual
hour, O'Clock, W hen Rev. Father nlnahan
will preach a sermon on the rosary, and a
procession OF the godality societies aud Sun
day school children will take placa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

NOT OUT or THE WOODS YRr.--Jacob
Huntxinecf, late president OF the Miners
Trnst baak, at Pottsvflle, Pa. was resrrest.
ed yesterday on I'VE distinct changes. cover
ing alleged misdemeanofs BY false pretensos
and embexzlement 70 the extent of pvaria
Of 500 900. rs was sent 70 prison In default
Of sass 900 ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

THE Treasury shipments for the week
ending to day-Currensy, sl,306, 3S2 40; Sill
yer, S11 ,1i0.9S.
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TRorrING AT BRieHTwooD.-The races
AZ Brightwocd park yesterday were well
contested and Interesting. The i've horses
Sonn rally; Hun er, entered be {. T. Yode,;
Neo buckley, entered by G. Harper: LADY
AIns, entered by Isaac Jones; Jersey Boy,
!t.. Won TIE nrst heat IN ? 40, Hunter won
tne second and third heats aud the fourth
neat wss won by Washington. ir Hunter
time being z "a - ' ''~'sSss
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100000

100000 100000
CHOICE WINTER CLOTHING.
Com rising all the newest and most desirable STYLES
OF Goods, in Business Suits, Street Suits, Dress
Suits, Office Suits, Working Suits, aud separate
Goats, Pants and Vests, for n ems wear, OF every
style and quality Of fabric, Gil entirely new and
handsomely n ade and trimmed, have lust been
CONSIGNED TO Us
By the creditors Of one OF the most extensive and
widely known Wholesale Clothing manufacturing
nrms in the country, who, By reason OF the recen
great strfngency In money matters, and the failure
oieertAin ousside enterprises, have recently been
FORCED INTO BANKRUPTCY,
And In order TO IN Immediate settlement OF the A.
fairs Of the arm, and that BRO rsss distrieut1ou of
all its assets may be made among its vartsas cred.
ftors, positively Instructed 10 force ths sale
immediately Of every garment In the entire oonsien
nenf at
rs PEE CENT. LESS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

BONDS WITHDRAwN.-s3s9, 600 bonds held
for bank circulation were Withdrawn from
the Treasury to- day, aud four and a-half
per cent bonds substituted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

CONGRESSIONAL Alex.
II. Hobbs, rep. third Maryland; E. W.
Early, rep, seventh Virginia; George T.
Es bert, Iep., ninth Virginia; Tompkins Mat
teson, dem, twenty first New YORK; w. w.
Warren, DEM, eighth Massachusetts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30
LOG Al " VS..

CASES DISMISSED AND ISpycTNrxrs
FOUND by rHE GRAND JUKY.-rne vr.n<
jury TO DAY dismissed the case OF p " ri
Boswell, who. 10 viii be remem heref was
chslg with ssssultlne and attempting N
commit q rape on a small child some months
sir &C. They also dismissed the charges
against George Fisher, assault with intent
q KIN Alexander J. Hughes. appeal case;
Bertha Hai ley, do They also found indi -
ments as follows: Isaac Jackson, alias Jesse
jackson, burglary ana larceny. Frank Gro
kins, do; Thomas Brsnnan, higamy; Charles
Johnson and James Stewart, larceny; Pa
trick Mulverhill. alias ]. T. RYAN, alias r.
w. Bryon. forgery; Robert Walker. rob
berry; John Bower, presenting false claim;
James simms, larceny; John Stewart, alias
"Blackstrap,m larceny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

On the 1st proximo mail service will COM
rnence on about seven hundred routes which
were let under regular advertisement on the
3lst OF July. The Postmaster General has
also issued advertisements for the regular
lettings Tor this years service, TO take effect
% NJ.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-20
PUBLIC SALES.
SALE of
Prime MARYLAND Land

One of the finest tracts of land ever oa,,.,
for sale on the Eastern shore OF MarylandN
The Wye estate Of the Pac. family, ccntsn,.
1875 acres rood and perches by recent ~,
vey:
Farm No. 8. 2S3 " and (
Situate on wye River OF posite Bordley. 4.
Wye Island. Soil a rich clay loan, adan,,swi
to grain, grasses, fruit. truck. &c, Steam,ae.l
landing within 200 yards of tract-daily con
munications with Baltimore by steambosast
weekly trips of grain and lime vessels, H.,
farm accessible TO grain and lime ye,s,hR
Timbet-white oak. chestnut. hickory' M,
lar, &c. Improvements-fn Brick Hsp,;bg-
House. built by Lord Baltimore's Sheriff y
l14g; outbuildings. farm houses, &c. Wilh.
sold at Public Auction on
Tuesday, the 25th OF July, 1876,
between the hours of and 4 o'clock. nj
front Of the Court House IN Centreyile. 0n,s..
Anne's county, Maryland. ''s
TERMS UB SALE-One third in cash =.
in negotiable note at ), or months. Nil.
interest added, and residue in three eonaIis
staIments of !. 2 and . years. bearing ln,s,.r
and secured by bonds or notes of purcbs,.,'
with approved secur ~. Plats, &c. will
exhibited on day of 5; l1S
JOHN b. BROWN.
Trustee under decree CT Circui; COpr.
Tor Queen Anne's County. MaryIapi
The daily gazette., 1876-07-20
SHEnIFFS SALES.

CHERIFF's SALE.
y By Virtue OF writ of Fl. Ia. 70 me di-
rected will be exposed TO public sale at the
Store OF Robert and william Taylor. corner
OF Fifth and Tatpall streets. Wilmington, IN
New Castle county. Del, on
SATURDAY.
ThE 29.h DAY OF JULY, A. ID. le'6.
At IL o'clock, a. IL.
The following described Personal Plo'
perty. VIZ:
Three horses, 4 wagons, sleigh. sulkey,
and lot of harness, lot OF candy Jars ana
caddies, counter scales and weights, l plat
form scale, ] cracker machine. trays, tables
pans and tubs. household and kitchen furni-
ture consisting OF beds, bedsteads, bureau.
tables, chairs mirrors. Sofas. what'not, car
pets. bedding &C.
Seized ana taken into execution as the pro
perty OF Robert Taylor and William Tay lor
ard to be sold by
WILLIAM II. LAMBSON, Sheriff,
Sherlf-s Once. New Castle.
July Is. 1876 jyl9ts