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SPORTING

New York must constantly be amused, 10 mat
ter how the times are. The latest sensation and
one which has occupied the attention Of tn, sport
ing world more than anything that has happen
ed for long time is the match made bv Cali
fornian named Parker TO ride three hundred
miles in fifteen hours, on mustang ponies. For
this match thirty five mustangs, wild, unhroken
and ugly, were imported, and have been kept fer
some time On a farm in Jersey, near tho city
Parker's match required him to saddle and moant,
with the privilege of changing as often as he
pleased The ponies unused TO regular track,
and frightened by the crowd present made their
rider coed deal Of trouble, and raiu setting
in, which soaked him and retarded his move
ments, besides making the track very heavy, lost
him the match. He rode two hundred snd sew
enty-ive miles ia the time, and Immediately
made another match in which be barred bad
weather, and which there is no doubt be will
win. The idea is to bring that breed Of horses
to the States, horsemen believing that for saddle
and light work generally, judicous a3mixure
Of the mustang element will be Of benefit. They
are curious looking itle beasts, but areas strong
and wiry as need be-
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COAL! COAL! COAL

THE undersigned is prepared to furnish
Il COAL, in quantities to suit purchasers
Hoping by strict attention to business to give
satisfaction. share ii patronage respect
fully solicited.
ls> 2240 lbs, guaranteed to the TON
Orders left with j. w. LEE SON, will re-
ceive prompt attention. E. T, WARE,
May 6.-tf) Towsontcwp.
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CHARLES G. GIBSON, Auctioneer.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
VALUABLE FARM NEAR DAVISVILLE;
IN THE STH DISTRICT, BALTI-
MORE COUNTY.

THE undersigned, as Assignee of the Mort
L gage under the powers contained in
mortgage from Lewis R. Cole to Eleanor Cole
of record in Baltimore county in A .sA
.egss, Liber E. Il. A Nc. 81, 10y Il
eEsTs folio, 464, etc. viii! sell at go s. -
1public sale at the Court kssSzz9zss97Ese[-
House Door in Towsontown, on
Tuesday, Nay S0th, 1876,
at II o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM LATELY
occupied by said Lewis R. Cole, being parts of
a tract of land known as "Abraham's Prospect
Resurveyed," which the said Lewis R. Cole
acquired in part by grant from Abraham
Cele, Senior, to Abraham G. Cole, and Lewis
r. Cole, of record in Iiber W. g., No. ia, folio
SO2, of the records of Baltimore city, also in
part by grant from Abraham G. Cole to said
Lewis R. Cole, of record in Liber W. G., No.
1S9, folio SCI, of records OF Baltimore citv. and
also in part under the will of his father Of re-
cord in. Baltimore city in Liber D. NJ p, No
Is, folio 223, of record of the Register Of Wills
saving out thereof parcel of land conveyed
by Lewis R. Cole to Abraham Cole Of L.. OF re-
cord in Liber E. II. A., No. ", folio4l5, of Bal
timere county records, and which is situated
about one and a-halt miles east from Davis
vile, and about three miles west from Sparks
Station on the Northern Central Railway, end
adjoins the lands of Thomas S. Pearce, Crow
Their and others, and which said land contains
about
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-05-27
SHERIFF'S SALE
THE ROAD BED AND CORPORATE FRAN
CHISE, &C, OF THE BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
RAILROAD COMPANY, IN BAL
TIMORE COUNTY, MD.

DY virtue of writ of tferi facias issued out
ID of the Circuit Court for Baltimore County
at the suit of Walter Scott against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements of the Bal
timore, Philadelphia and New York Rail Road
Company, to me directed, l have seized and
taken in execution all the right, title, interest
and estate. claim and demand at law and in
equity of the said the Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York Rail Road Company, in and to
ONE BOX OF INSTRUMENTS, (MATHE-
MATICAL),
ONE DRAWING TABLE,
THREE CHAIRS AND ONE STOOL,
ONE STOVE AND PIPE,
ONE WRITING TABLE,
ONE LOT TRANSIT AND LEVEL BOOKS
MAPS AND PR0FILES,
FOUR THOUSAND CROSS TIES,
ONE TRANSIT, ONE LEVEL AND BOXES,
ONE LEVELLiNG ROD AND CHAIN,
ONE TRANSIT ROD, --
ONE FIVE HUMID DOLLAR BOND OF
THE BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK RAIL ROAD COM
PANY, No. 1902,
THE ROAD BED AND CORPORATE FRAN
CHISE OF THE BALTIMORE, PHILADEL-
PHIA AND NEW YORK RAIL ROAD COM
PANY, IN BALTIMORE COUNTY. ALSO,
THE FOUR FOLLOWING RIGHTS OF WAY,
VIZ:
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TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE HAIR
FORD TURNPIKE, ABOUT FOUR MILES
FROM BALTIMORE CITY.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court o
ID Baltimore City passed in a cause therein
of Wilcox VS.. Wilcox and others, the under
signed, as Trustees, will olfer for public sale
on the premises, on
Wednesday, the 14th d4y Of June, 1876,
at 4 O'Clock P. NJ,
~
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By EDWARDL. THOMAS CO., Auctioueers
Postponed on Account of the
Weather.
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THE GAME OF Polo

This new game, introduced b. Young Bennett,
of the Herald, and parcel OF English swells,
bids fair to be the sensation this season.. The
game is nothing more nor less than hockey on
horseback Sides are chosen the players are
mounted on horses, aud arrued with light, loeg
mallet Stakes are set. and ball is tossed inc
the ring, aud the sport begins Each side tries
to force the ball beyond the stakes al its opfo
nenis It affords room fur a great deal OF lazy
riding, and great deal of dex;erity iSoahe Use
OF the mallet For this game, these ST 10 ,inyIs
sIRps- are iscG, Their snaIuesS pnaDf6l n
to reach the bali with mare ease, and t..clr IL
derful quickness suling them for a,gamt ia
which the horse plays quite as important a Eott
as the rider. I is an exciting game, aud will
become immensely popular-indeed, il will have
as wild run as base ball. Hundreds OF anna
teur horsemen from abroad have already witness
ed the practice games OF the New York club aud
have organized clubs in their cities Look
out for Polo-it is the coming amusement.
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SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auctiopeer.
JOHN T. ENSOR, Attorney.
MORTGAGE SALE

1I2a ACRES OF LAND, IA MILES FROM
BALTIMORE, 7 MILES FROM TOW
SONTOWN,
ON THE WEST SIDE DULANEY'S VALLEY
TURNPIKE.
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DY virtue of writ of teri facias issued out
ID of the Circuit Court for Baltimore county,
at the suit OF Thomas C. Worthington and 9th
ers against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenements of Noah H. Werthington, 10 me d.
ma. rected, have seized and taken in III.
en execution all the right, title, inter 800
&sk@est and estate, claim and demand at Sg.SA
law and in equity of the said Noah H. Wor-
Ellington in and to
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THE COURTS.

POLICE CoURT-Jmtoe MUS pro tenn.
To day, Edward Smith, indecent exposure
on X street; S25 or sixty days In jail. Anna
Young, OF evil life and fame, living q motto
rious and lascivious course OF life, was sent
down for vagrancy. Joseph Goo 1, ST., and
Joseph GOOD, Jr., colorcd, both idlers ana
gin-m1ll loupgers, were sent down ON the
same charge. George Stewart, loud and
boisterous; &5. Margaret Ahern, profanity;
s.. Peter White, loud; IS. Frank Burch,
profane; 60. Albert King, loud and bolster
loud and boisterous; SIS. Patrick Raglan was
up again for pasturing mis- horse on the street
parking. 1t appears that Pat is averse to
purchasing horse feed, and persisteutly de-
termint3 TO pasture his horse on the park
Ing. A colored man caught the animal in
front OF bis premises and locked It In his sta
Bile as IN eetray. Pat found out where 1t was
and broke into the stable and took 1t away;
s5. John Russell, cursing; Is. VIM. 81.
Warren, forfeited. Margaret Kemp, loud
and bOisterOus; %. Eliza Francis, loud in an
alley; %. Jerry Flaherty, street cursing; IS.
Ilmotny Ragan, carrying pistol; con-
tinued. John Champion, vagrant; down
ninety days. John Bland, casting rubbish
ON the street; g. James Riley, . suspicious
and idle old hummer, was sent down as q
for vagrancy. Fanny Page, street cursing.
John Albert, keeping q gfn-miIl Without
license; e105. Mary j. Smith, larceny OF silk
Pnd other dresses valued at seventy-fve or
one hundred dollars; committc to fail for
the action OF the grand jury. George Hum
phrey, larceny; &25 and three months In fail,
and In default OF payment of fine, three
months more. Jesse Curtis, q small bow
assault on Chas. Hamilton; S25.
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE KNIGHTS OF Sr. BERNARD, COM
posed OF young men Of GEORGETOWN. viii
par e on Monday. 21st inst seveuty-dve
uniivTms, headed by Prof Reppetti's brass
band. Their lire OF march wiil be from Old
Trinity (Catholic) church, LIST street - High
street, thence through Bridge sc. TO Penusyl-
vania avenue, to the Presidents house, aud
return through Aqueduct bridge TO Analos.
tan Island, where thsy have pic mic.
WIN MCBRIDE, whose arrest on o charge
Of murder was mentioned In yesterdays
STAR, was last evening surrendered 20 the
Maryland authorities, the REQ uisition for bis
person having arrived.
GRAIN TRADH.-The offerings on 'Cnange
this morning amounted to 100 bushels oi
wheat, all OF which sold 1t eli 2X. The boat
]. N. Thomas arrived yesterday with 1,l0l
bushels OF wheat and 2 500 do. corn, for ]. G.
and j. NJ. Waters. Corn may be quoted from
So to SIC. per bushel.
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The Oldest House OF worship I'm the
District.
HISTORY OF TRINITY CHURCH, GEORGE

It has recently been mentioned In The
STAR that Trinity Church In Georgetown is
being reno 1elled. A writer In the O1thoIic
Mirror whom we recognize by the initials
j. NJ. as the Rev. Father Maitrugues, the
jealous and intelligent assistant pastor of
the church), gives sketch of the old edifce,
which vii! De Of interest TO many of our
records on hand are rather scanty. They
begin with the year 1906, though Ii is certain
the church existed eight or ten years before
a part OF the present lot OF ground there hap
pened TO be on 1t carpenters shop belong
Ing TO Mr.. Mimm: In this shop Holy Mass
was offered up till sufficient means were OBJ
tanned to erect the church. Before this was
done the Catholics OF Washington had to
wend their way through the woods to hear
com pletion OF the church 1t was not till ISIS
opened to the public except on Sundays for
the late mass. The parishioners were psor
IN these days, and the pastor was In conse
sequence put to some Inconvenience, for at
every ceremony the cruets, the vestments
and other things had to be borrowed from
the college. There were but two priests at
the college for tme-Rev. j. Grassy aud
Francis Neale; and ON Sundays one of them
had to go TO Alexandria The latter who
may be said to be the founder OF Trinity
Church, remained In charge till 1918. Rev.
Q. de TbCux, a Belgian, was his successor,
He heard the first confession In that church.
He was also the first who gathered the chill
oAch Isb communion, and this
ceremony made very favorable i'm preston.
During his mtnistration there were many
conversions, chiefly among the laboring
class. The church could no longer contain
the faithful: Arches were cut open in the
Side walls (by Mr.. Brooks) and sheds erected,
and they say 1t looked very well from the
inside. The people had access to the gale
RES by means OF staircases placed outside.
Father stephen Dubuissou came In next.
He had been whilst In the world private
treasurer to Napoleon. Next follow the
names OF apostles famous not only In our
locality, but, we may say, in the land; Rev.
James +. M. Lucas, still better known as
the founder OF st. Peters, on Capitol Hill;
Rev. Phil. A. 6acchi, exiled from Russia on
account OF his faith, scholar and q poly
elot, and Of Rev. James Curley, p. p. Kroes
and Others till the year 1870. Rev. B. O'Flan-
agan was then pastor and kept the post dur
Ing eleven years. He was 1t first assisted
By Rev. Anthony Rey, who gave up his life
as chaplain In the Mexican war; by Rev.
John and by some others still Uvtnc, for
which reason conclude this nomenclature,
paying q tribute u homage to the Rev. Jo-
flock. T. Mo-
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Too MUCH FOR HIM.-A ludicrous scene
was witnessed by several hundred people on
the bathing grounds at Martha's Vineyard
few days ago. A good Methodist brother,
whose home Is not '1ousand miles from
springfield, and who is as much at home In
Inc wafer e3 In Q prayer meeting, was In.
CURED OF by young lady with whom he was
bathing as TO bis proficiency In the art Of
swimming. His reply was challenge to
compete for the leadership. The young lady
led of with dive from the platform and
long disapl sarance, followed by q lesson In
swimming under the water, on the back,
ETC., all OF which he faithfully initiated. The
next, and, as he supposs i, the last trial,
was OF floating. He was mistaken, however
end when she proposed to try standing ON
her head he was heard to remark that Ii was
"too much" as he sadly retreated TO the
nearest bath house amid the shouts of the
epectators.-t Springfield Union.
@There are l2cO0 unemployed men In
San Francisco.
@Nearly every Southern city is gaining
largely In population, an evidence Of better
times.
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Affairs On tho Virginia Side.
THE KING SCANDAL-THE CROPS-TREE
PLANIINa-

PLANTING.
MANASSAS, VA, August 1s-Editor &ar:-
As you invite communications from the
rural districts on local topics, 1 venture to
give you brief letter from this part OF Vir.
ginia. The "King scandal" has been q little
mixed by the different newspapers of the
cities, ali agreeing, however, to one thing
that IL IL "MaDassas scandal" The good
dals OF her own without bearing the sins of
the whole world and the rest Of mankind
King, 1t Is true, makes this place his re,i-
dence, but the "womSn in 1t" lives seven
miles from here, and is totally unknown by
our citizens.
The corn crop In this section bids fair to
De the heaviest for many years. There are
more acres out than any season since the
war and the yield will be very large.
The sumac crop has been no little source
or income, hundreds of tons having been
gathered and shipped TO Alexandria, for
which the much-n nee ed cash has been re-
ceived; The price has been higher than for
several seasons, being s1.75 per 100 pounds
Tor several weeks. It has now declined to
SlaJ.25. Many needy families have been
enabled TO procure for themselves not only
the necessarIes Of life, but the little lux
uries that 60 so far to brighten the weary
way and cheer the home circle. Speak not
lightly OF the "Prtnce William wheat" which
Ii snmac's "other name" in this section.
The village OF Manassas continues SLOWLY
10 Improve, the most noteworthy ad yances
being the planting out OF Ave hundred silver
TO a. many moro Of different kinds set out
previously, will render the place in few
years the best shaded village In Virginia
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SPECIAL MENTION.
THE WAMSUTTA SHIRT,
WARRAHTlD TO BE THE CHEAPEsr SHIRT
II The UNITED STATES,
COMPLETE IN EVERY RG6PECT.
sl.44 NET CASH.
COLLARS AND CUFF1.

have latsly improved the quality OF my OoIIars
md Ou6s By the Introduction Of heavier lfnen, OF
Richardsons mako, thereby insuriug Q greater de-
Gee Of durability and Of starch holaing quality.
The standing Collars are also much Improved BIZ
making them al linen, bands included. The price
Tor all styles 10 untform-o2.5 Der dozen, net cash
Gentlemen degirfog really % Dsrior Collars and Cul
are invited 10 INSPECT.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Frank Baldwin and Luiie HANDY; Jerry
johnson and Apuie Hawkins; F. ". Berg
mann, Of chicago, H., aud Olevia Frank;
John Campbell end Mary Gordon; VIM
Henry Freeman and Julia Dunmore.
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CIT Y 1T f. MS.
Take Time by the F0Pel0ek
The Day approaches.
NO PosrPoNEMBNri

The time for the drawing OF the Kentucky
Cash Distribution Company-Tnursday,A u-
gust lst-raptdly approaches. The Manae srs
having re Solvcd that there shall be no post
ponement, all those intending To try their
fortune in this. the most attractive scheme
OF our time, would do well to forward their
money for the tickets at once. A very little
delay no,o will cut you of forever from the
chance OF winning the capital prize OF
all those II ,l56 other prizes to lie distributed
without fail on the last dey OF this month.
That the managers mean what they say, Is
evident from the fact that they intend; 10 &C.
20 have series OF Grari Drawings, aud
consequently cannot afford to establish the
precedent OF postponing. All. Therefore, IN
tending 10 purchase tickets should do so at
once. "No'hing risk, nothing wIu," is q
wise old Anglo-Sax saw; aud we all KNOW
that Fortune favors tue brave" and the
PROMPT. Whole tickets, SIP; ralves. s.;
quarters, 80; tickets, $780, q \ tickets,
$500; 46& tickets, $500. Address ex-Gov.
Thos. p. Porter, Frankfort, KY, or G. W.
Barrow Co, General Eastern Agents, 40
Broadway, n. Y.
Trunks fer the Centennial.
large assortment, new styles, low prices;
Straw Hats and summer furnishings at cost;
SIX and alpaca UNI brellas, satchels and bags;
White ties, 2 for % cts; striped half hose:
At Lewis popular one price cash house,"
go 1th street, bet. and X northwest,
DR.. O. w. BrNsoN's CELERY AND CHAn-
Sick Headache, Nervous HeadacSs, Dyspep.
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessnees, and will cure any case. Price,
Sse ssS 1y and IN
j. H. 8quisR y Co.,
BANKERS,
1416 Pesu,sylrdnid Aue,NIs,
gay o per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
lied. 81, 80
Germs Removed without Pain,
30 the patient can walk with ease imme-
diately. Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails,
Vascular Excrescences, ETC., successfully
treated At DR.. Whites establishment, 14l6
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's
Hotel. Fee, 81 per visit. Hours, q. m. to
6 p. m. Established In Washington In 1861.
lated ice. KoLB's, corner 7th and E streets.
7,20:1m
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THREE THOUSAND POUNDS HONEY from
the Shepandoah valley, just received m
Reeds eons. 12i6 r street northwest Il viii
Pay 70 60 And look az Is IN the patent caps.
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OATHs to personal tax lists only 10 cents
CAL on Geo. F. Graham, Notary Public, 81
Cloud Building. 7
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NEW PuBLIcAfIoNs.-From Z. n. Whit
August; nom James Bsllew, the Catholic
world for September, and nom j. G. Parker
20 os1esys New York daily papers In advance
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Trunks for the Centennial,
J. II. BqIisP = Co.,
BANKIRs,

l416 Pesussyludnta Aue'W1,
gay per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
lied. b,N,oo
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SEE ADvI1TIsEMENr OF the new carpet
cleaning works, IN ktyeet wharf
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IMPORTANT TO NAVAL oFFrcERs-We
qndeIstand That the "Proyident Savings
have branch office In this city, at i5O9
Pennsylvania avenue, issue policies 20 ON
Gers OF the navy, with permission TO 70
war, uJthosa exfy0 pvensissys.
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"CLERKs TAKING LEAVE and to the pub-
lie In general, would Ind IL TO their AVIAN
tage both for durability and cheapness tn
purchase their trunks, travelling bags, ladies'
sstcbels, shawl straps, &C., or any article
such as pertaining 10 the travelling parapher-
MALTA, at McMurray's, sos Market Space,
whose reputation as q practical manufac.
tuYer OF the same II % well known through i.
ont the city that comment ID unnecessary.
Remember sos Market Space.
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,. orkRA &c, GHAIss; sold wire, Romau so,a
cox & Bartletts patent studs In gold. H. VII vi:
rfty-cent eye lass In Washington, al Pr,S..ss
tevelry store, No. 457 Pepnsyivsnia syenns
near u street.
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BUILDING PRINTS Issued by Inspector
Plowman:-R O. Schields, Q two story and
basement brick dwelling west side Of ed
street, between 0 and p $500. A. Schneider,
east side OF 18th street, between Peunsylva.
MA avenue and II street northwest; si8. 900.
j: Bond, two two-story frame stores ana
evenings north side Of X street, between
18th and 18th northeast; 81 400 John II. wal
6er, woStory brick dwelling north side or
3 street, between 4th and 9Th northeast;
Sl,1O0. ID. A. willard, . three story and
basement store north side Of e, between 18Th
and 18th northwest; 1000. Thomss Befts.
sname building west side Of 9Th street. be,
riter. three story blick store south SIDE or
y street: between 9Th and IN sts. horthVest:
5000. N, 7: Jones, . two-story and base,
4th and 9Th streets Southeast: n I'm. 81 n
Head, . two story and basement hricE
dwelling, south side N, between nth street
ana Connecticut avenue northwest; $500.
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g. p. Kat the sunusl session OF the
Grand Conclave OF the order Of 8. r. X, OF
the District OF Columbia, held at the hall OF
Damon Conclave, No 1, last evening, TIE
stalled Tor the ensuing term:-T. Harry Dom
ehue, grand commander Jos III. Lawrence
vice grand commander; Alonzo ID. Shaw,
erj jasper Scott, rand treasurer; George d
Dice, grand guard; James Roach, grand SEN
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CITY N ARKKTs for the week ending Au-
gust H-Flour-In limited inquiry and mar
ket quiet. Grain-In good demand At quota
tiops. Haydn limited request. Butter
Choice lots In fair sale; some accumulation
mapd. Poultry-Market is daily well sup
Piled, and nnds ready sale at inside figures
generally unless OF large size Vegetables
PotatoeJ In goo 4 demand; onions show no
change. Fruit Apples In large receipt and
selling very low. Dried fruit inquired for
ana In demand. Cheese-We note very
dull market, with difficulty to place much
STOCK. Seed-Qutet. Live Stock-Cattle
market brisk, without any perceptible adj
vance In prices. Old sheep very dull, but
lam os are brisk. Calves higher, closing firm
at quotations.
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THE LATE STABBING CAsE-Aaselv In :.
Crutcot Cofdttoa--Peter Nosely, the colorefi
Tnured4y afternoon, near Franklin sou Ara
was thought yesterday to be improvina on 4
last night be bad some fever, and his Svmn-
70 his re overy. The physicians, Drs. n. q.
Smith and Sonpepschmidt, yesterday gave
IL as their opinion that the lower portion
OF the heart had been puuctured, and Ia At
there were but little hopes Of his ul.imate
recovery.
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IA o II T I n q SUITS
BLUE FLAHNEL,
$50 Net Cash.

BATH ING SUITS
For Gentlemen.
JEAN DRAWBRs,
OF the finest quality and wor kmanship pantaloons.
ntttng, With buttons or strings,
30 cents, net cash.
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a., hSAL EsTArR SALEs.-An agent has sold
oence, No. ass G street north Wsst AT az non
CO.. n@s e5cnAnged for DR.. Loornis bis resi-
Ssn 49,, ~ - rennsy lvania avenue east, bet veen
sronnd a. 80 nsoeets with 10 600 square feet of
$500, a, Darneuie. anctioneer, sold yeyter ,av
Tn.nD9ox ios -, a5, "a, soI, 800 and 800 In
10 Mrs. Flora B. Cabell, Tor "a a7o onc houses,