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p h. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-srORY FIVE.
ROOM FRAME DWELLING ON TIL e
NFsT SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET NJ
BETWEEN AND B.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to me, dated -
January 23d, 1873, recorded In Liber No. 7O8, -:
folio IL, OF the land records for the county G:l
OF Washington, in the District OF Columbia, and
at the request OF the party secured thereby. shall
sell at public sale, on WEDNESD AY, October 9th
1873, In front Of the premises at O'Clock p. m. ,
Lot Numbered forty -four, of George w. Linvilie 8
subdivision of part of Square numb ered Gig ut hum
dred and sixty-ssven, together with the Improve
mehts thereon, five-roOm Frame House.
= ermS OF sale: The balance OF the Indebtedness
about $6t and costs Of sale In cash. balance ia six
tseive and eighteen months, with interest, to be
surance clause. S1OO viii he Teauired to be paid
Immediately after sac. All conveyancing to BE-
paid by the purchaser, and If the terms not
the right to resell ths property at the risk and
c0.t OF the defanlting purchaser after nve Gays
notice, to be published In the Evening Star.
@. A. JAMES, Trustee.
j. T. COLDWEL, Salesman, sen25-d
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CBANCERY SALE OF VALUAB e LAW
LIBRARY OF MICHAEL TIL )MPSON

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -,
OF District CT Columbia. in Equity No LAEI
e27l, passed on the 9th day OF july, A. Duly
1S 8, will sell at pubic auction at the auction
1lth street and PEI nSylyania avenue, Washington,
u. c., commencing On N JNDAY. the It'll day OF
C'fcSSer, 1873 at OF clock p. m., and continuing
At that hour unit! the whole is sold, thu valuable
Law Library of Michael Thompson, Esq. consist
ing of choice and well selecreI Law Books, . cata-
loPue of which will be furnished application to
the undersigned.
Terms cash.
Cc-34- ALBERT K. WILLIlMy Trustee
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RAILROADS.
ALTIMoBEAN AND OHIO
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and short Line to the
North, T0rthwest, West
and SOmfh

National Route and short Line to the
North .d NSSr nn,S, West
TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 8. 1878.
LEAVE WASHIN6TON:
Express. EIiicott City. On Sunday to Baltimore
only: stoPs at shigley'a Lanrsl Annapolis
ESQ :. m.SBaltirnere, Annapolis and Way.
!CranbsIIy strasbaIg. Winchester. Eassrs-
t1:40 a. m.-Bsitim nc 1;s and laurel Express.
BIO a. m.-POiDt of Rocks, Cranberry, StTasbuTg,
And WAY
and Philadelphia. stops 81 Annapolis junction:
Branch s4espt sunday TkIousn Car TO stsa ss
ton TO sanduskJ. daily. except SATURDAY.
300 q; m.-Or Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis
loOO .. m.-Baitimore Express. Stops at Bis
densbqIg, Bs.tsvis, Laurel. Annapolis juno
ton. Jessup,s and Hanover.
fl:sop. m.-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
ping .: all stations. stops at Laurel.
q 30 p. m.-Baltimore, b ,adensburg, ana Laurel
EIp1ess Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annap
f4:sS p. m~foirt Of Rocks, Frederick, Hassrs-
town, WtneheSter and Way Stations. On Sun
"A 40 p. m.-BaitimOrs, Annapolis and Way Sta
TO 80 p. n.-Fhilsdephia Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. Norfolk Pas
senoers take. Ia the Cars dfrsctto yoGt at Can
tor. stop =. B-atensburg and Laurel.
$50 p. m.-EaltmOre and Way stations.
.S!septn0 CGrs 10 Chicago.
10: 26 +: ms. Louis, Cincinnati Louisville and
Pittsburs Express. Pittsburg, except Sunday
1880 p. M CIV York. Philadelphia and Balti-
more Exrress. Sleeping Car 10 New IOEk, and
sPsfsis s sPH Car e rfa S sIes0s sunday,
All trains Stop at Ro ay Station. Jal0
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y H. wARNER, Real Es.ate Auctloneer.

PEhFMT TORY siLE Two vERYVaLu-
kBLEtND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
ON THE sOUTd SIDE OF The THIR-
TENTH STkEET CIRCLE ADJOINING
IN. kEW HOUSE JUST BUILT BY II.
Clay FORD AND THE PROPEkY PUR-
Oh SEQ BY GENERAL. BgICE.
We will Offer for sale. on SATURDAY, ~
octoikr 18th, 1873. at A. Clock p. m. In SfsS
IF III or tie p epises two Lots, fronting -
feet each hy wider eepth in rear about SIS et teep
each contaiui 2, 2o7 feet of ground; wide Alley,
ksro chance.
Terms: One-fourih cash: balarc e I'm six, twelve,
eighteen sud twe"ty -four laCnths, interest a. per
cent. ay able Serli-annUa IL. Good title.
cct4-eo j. L. CGLDWELL, Salesman.
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FSPUSTRE SALE OF A TWO-STpaY
Il FOUR-HO0M FRtME HOUSE on ROUN-
DAIRY ST, BEIWkEN 18TH AND 18TH

BY virtue or n deed or trust to me dated kzJ
Fet rrsry /, 1876. recorded in Iber No. 612 80
f0t 81, et seq. enc Of the land ecords for LA
The I'D strict or Columbia ard by direction OF die
holder of the E1 ties secured Their Ivy, shalt Ssl i'm
tloht OF the pre- Uses, on TUESDAY. the 10 b
DAY OF October, 1873, at four and a-hali o c ock
n. M, TIE west Twelve feet front by the depth of
Lot utdiVisloa thirty-eigh;, OF square numbered
enc hundred and thiTty-oue together with tha i'm
provemeais, a SINAI Frame Dwelling mouse.
Tern OF tale: Oue-fru,t tn cash; la ance 10 SIX
twelve and eighteen months after TIE DAY OF 5 i'c
with seven yer cent. per amman interest, to bs
cured by deed Of trCst on the property sod All
the cost Of deeds 10 be paid 10y The purchaser and
II the terms are not comp led with in five DAYS at
ter sa the pr. perry viii he tesoid at the risk and
c. st OF the defauting purchaser after five days
notice to be published IN the Evening Star.
Wh. +. hOLTZMAN, Trus+aa
Is. +. STEIG ER, Auct. ocif q
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Young WOMEN PAIL BEARERS Six Young
women carried the coffin containing the re-
mains of Miss Mary Redmond. one of the
avenue. from her parents residence, at 2l9
Van Brunt street, Brooklyn, 10 the Church of
The Visitation, in Verona street, near Rich
ards street, yesterday. The pail bearers were
the two sisters OF the dead girl and four of
her most intimate friends. A long procession
followed the body TO the church, and all heads
were uncovered and bowed. Ia the church
tie altar was dTaped in mourning, and black
bunting entwined the pillars of the gallery
There were number OF tuberose pillows, one
OF which contained the inscription, in vioietr,
Pray for her soul" The black -rohed prs asts
read solemn requiem mass: Fathers Kelly
Reardon and Hand officiating. Ate tho ser
vices the coffin lid was raised, al" the Rosary
Society aid the Sunday Schaoi iatN a. veil
as the sodality of the churee 1919 the re-
mains. The body was tse ~ - Taiyery reme.
tely in hearse heavily "a "a Srsun law
'"o "iile hol2es.-' y, Y sara ID.
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r H. WARNER, Real Estate Auc.i oneer.
TRUSTEES SALEOF TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELlIS6, h %. 1888 TENTH STREET
BETW EEN N AND STREETS NORTH

BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS NORTH
WEST.
By virtue OF deed OF trust. dated August ASA
18th, A. D., 1875, duly recorded in Libsr tE::H
No 826 folio 344 one OF the land records for III
the District Of Columbia, and the request OF the
yarty secure thereby, we Will cell pubic auction,
in font o. The pre- mtses On SATURDAY. October
l2;h. 1878, at O'Clock p; m, the following de-
ten, Dis .lict Of Columbia, to witt PNt Of lot
numbered twelve (12), In square numbered tn zee
hundred and sixty -eisht 1861, beginning for the
same same at the southwest corner of said lot tive We
Q2). and thence running north twenty five (25)
feet: thence east one hundred C1oO) feet; thence
south twenty five (25) fest and rhence west TO the
place Of b. ginning, together with the improve
ments, SC
Terms: One-third In cash; and the balance a, six.
tv Give AID eighteen months with interest at eight
per cent per annum: secured by deed OF trust
purchaser. deposit of 500 required at the time
Of sale, and all conveyanciug at purchaser cost.
Terms to he complied with in seven days, other
wise TIE Trustees reserve the right TO resell the
pro perry at the risk aDd cost of the efaulting pur-
chaser, after five days advertir ement.
CHARLFS G. GLOVER. }Tr,,.,o,
CHARLES Z. PRENTiSS, { hiusVeeS'
J. T. COLDW ELL Salesman. sep30-ecd
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TUT y IVNIaO III V ER LANDINGS.
otssmer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
h. WOOD. leaves her wharf, termf- -
nus of 9Th ano 9th street line OF cars, Ek&SA-N
d a. M, three times per week, for
Currioman Nomini and Leonardtovn stopptnp At
intermediate landings each trip. Days of sailing
For further Information, apply at the Office over
Metropolitan Bank, knox's Express Office, or at
the Comp any's Wharf. foot of 9Th street.
Baggage called for on application at Knox's Ex.
press once. SAMUEL BACON, Pres't.
d. j. ACCINELLY, Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsCN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IM2EDIATELY NORTH OF THE
CAPITOL GROUNDS, CORNER OF DEL
AWARE AVENUE AND STREET
BY virtue Of three deeds Of trust, bearing A.
date. respectively, on the 9th day Of October, ~
A. u. 1922 9th day OF APRIL 4. d. 1878, and
10Th day o. q june A. 40 D; 1873; and recorded in
and nber No: 722 folio 2s7. Of the land records for
and at the request of the party secured thereby, 1
will sell at pubic auction in front of the premises
on THURSDAY, the 10th day of October A. ID,
1873 at O'Clock. all those certain pieces or par
cells OF ground situated in the city Of Washington,
In IL the Ed. District Of Columbis and known as lots
and twenty:four, t24). In the subdivision of the
west part Of original lot numbered five, (6). In
square numbered six hundred and eighty-sx,
s6sel, said subdivision having been made BY the
heirs-at-lAw OF William Hickey. deceased
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash; balance In equal
instruments, at one, two and three years; notes
to be secured by deed Of trust premises Sold and
to bear interest at per cent. per annum. $500
will be required as deposit at tine Of sale. All
eonveyancing at purchasers cost; II the terms Of
sale are not compiled with within ten days. the
trustee reserves the right to resell tae property at
Bel20 eO&dS WIN. A. GORDON JR,, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
IN e. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
FRAME HOUSE, No: 2so7 STREET NORTH

On THURSDAY, October 10sh 1878. At II
O'Clock p m will sell in front of tn prem ~
ses, the cas- 10 feet OF Lot and part OF Lot ..kA
%, square 81. with depth of about I0l fee,
tanning 800 square feet, improved by 4 two-story
FrsN e DIV cling.
Terms ms de known at sale. A deposit required
oci4 st THOS. e. wAGGAMAN, Auct
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II TIE steamer Ii TTANO, Capt. ~
W. h. BYLEs, vii make ~ s.."ee trips sza4sz;s
eaSh week, IWO Ia MOAlN Fk. NJ -.
and one 10 NATION CREEK. $40 ICING az InISr-
medlate landings going and returning .ne a
InlornadiCn inquire at q. l.. Sherif's I'd. a.
and at wharf, foot OF 9Th and N streets.
g.. TICK JONHG
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FRIDAY.
Planets I'm October.

Saturn VIII retain during the month the pre-
mlnence OF being the most interesting planet
among the brotherhood. Having 50 recently
passed ms opposition With the sun he is still
nearly IN his brightest phase, and is also very
iaIorably situated for observation He rises
reaches the meridian ar IL A. the close of
me month he Will rise not far from 8 O'Clock.
lie Is therefore visible throughout the whole
night, and Is readily recognized in the eastern
sky as soon as IL is dark enough for the stars
TO appear, by his steady light and the absence
OF other stars IN his immediate vicinity
Jupiter remains during the month an even
ing star, aud the most brilliant object among
the myriad stars that stud the sky. although
he has passed beyond his best position for Oh
seryation. He reaches the meridian about
O'Clock, and sets just before midnight Al the
end Of tie month he will set about 10 o clock
Venus still leads the morning stars, and Is
fast approaching the sun. She rises now
hour before sunrise. AT the end OF the month
she will not rise till nearly Is clock, and will
tns ,, oe so near the sun as 10 be almost
schpSed In his rays. The close proximity OF
venus and Mercury have made Them objects
OF special interest TO star gazers during the
last week OF September.
Mercury is a morning star until the 24.h,
ana on The hrst OF the month rises aud sets at
almost exactly the same time with Venus, bat
Is TOO near the sun TO be seen He il in con-
junction with Mars on the l2th IA suneTiar
conjunction with the sun on the 2ish. and in
conjunction with the moon on the 18th, but as
lhe sc lheses are Invisible they are not OF
Mans Is numbered among the morning stars
but as be rises about haf past 5 he is still too
near tie sun 10 be seen In the morning twi
light. At the last of the month he rises not
lar from six o'clock, nearly three guarters
of en- hour before The sun. and bright eyes
may possibly catch a glimpse of the rudy
star.
Uranus cannot be seen in October unless IL
lie with a telescope, in the early morning
Neptune is At his brightest for he comes
into opposition with the sun on the 3lst: but
il requires a good telescope TO get a sight of
this star, whose mean distance from the sun
is more than twenty seven hundred millions
OF miles.
The October moon comes into conjunction
with Jupiter on the ith, the evening after her
first quarter. She is in conjunction with sat
urn on the 9th, two days before her full. On
the 18th, She is near Mercury, Venus and Mars,
but as this is the day of the new moon. the
celestial quarteue viii only be visible TO the
eye CT the imagination. The planetary phe
nCmena Of the month are singuiarly monoto-
nous, but al days cannot be field days on
celestial annals, and the months are swiftly
passing that viii carry Us 90 the opposition of
Mars, in $50, a. well as the years that will in
ielyene before the transit OF Venus, in 1852
Providence JOlIrnGl.
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NOAxN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner OF It'll stresS
$40 New York avenue. entranoe On New -
1ofk avenue. 1he most private Loan O@co ~
In the city. Money loaned at the loWesfO (
rate q interest on Gold and SILVER Watcho0 Plsu
and Plated Ware, DiAmonds, 0Uns. Piafo r. ~.
dee sn0 9snflsmsn's Clothing. Oarps1, and Cd
ox0c1oo " V0oA 1RDl.ly
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AI.RANGEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swift anG elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Capt. e. j. BONNK- -ff3SH
VILE, leaves 8th-street wharf, -Ess8Ez&
nntli lurther notice, every Monday,
Meeting With steamers for Boston. Providence and
o Sdi1s NoTIheIn points. Returning leaves Nor
O'Clock D. m.
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TO-MORROW.

TRUsTE E,s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
By virtue OF a deed of trust, dated 185hn
day Of August, A. u. 1874, and daily re-EH
OF the land re ords of the District of 4 I
Columbia, ! will sell, at public auction. on
SATURDAY, the 6.h Gay of October, a. ID.
1873. at 10 O'Clock a. M. at No. 121 East Cap
itol ST., general assortment of Household Furn-
ture, consisting in part of one HaircIOh Set, one
Walnut Bedroom Set, one Rose wood Sat. ons Cot
fsge get, MiIrors Carpets. stoves, Dinins-room
Furniture, China and Glass Ware, Curtains, and
other household articles, &C., &c.
Terms cash.
GEO. w. LINVILLE. Trustee.
WIN. NJ. SMITH, salesman. ser25-eo&dS
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1910 GREAT OTo
1919 PENNSYLVANIA 1910
EsGHFTE

x.
Scenery. Magnificent Equipment.
JUNK 10TH 1873
TRAINS LEkN Z WASHINGTON, frorl DeCot
corner O. sixth and streets, as follows:
F1s Pittssarf sp TIE West Gsil .ith
PittsbgTg - Cincinnaf, St. Louis and Chicago;
$40 p.E. daily, with Palace Car TO Chicago.
baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
Williamsrort, Lock Haven, ard Eimira. at 1919
For aR New Sa[ steSRft s ssH Es . H. and $50
m. c&iy, Win Palace Cars attached Limited
E1press OF L ullman Csrs, $50 a. n daily, e1-
For New Yofs and the East, 1:3o p m. daily, er-
toy to Boss6t For Brookyn. y Y. eli trough
trains connect at Jersey City With boats OF BROOK
street, avoiding double ferriags and journey
across Eeg YoIf city.
and Us m and $50 and 6I 3. day
Limited Express, 10 8. M. daily, except Sum
Accomnloda.tcR for Baltimore, 6:55, $3.50 3. M
and 40 ?. m: daily, except sunday:
For InnapoIis e:55 !. m. aIa 40 p. m. daily,
except Sunday.
Ale1snar.a and Fredericksburg Rail-
way and alexandria and Washington
For Ale1aHd.iN 8. 2, 5, BID, 10. IL ar as
a2o, s., go, 7p.m. hn Sunday at $40 am,
For Rchmonaa SAD the South. 2:4s Az. and 9 ..
m: daily: $40 :: n daily, except Sunday;
1 81 81 s. sss
.STtheaSt corner Ct Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
Pennsyisas "a avenue, and At the depot, where Or
ders can lie LEFT ~ The checking OF baggage to des
L.. P. FARMER General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THCESoN. General Manager. nov10
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DIE N

FOOT. At No. los Sixth st-est rortheaxt on
Ihurscay, October g. 1878, Captain y. w. FooT,
son Of the late Lyman Foot, surgeon II. b. army,
aRs d thirty six years.
The remains will be taken to C,operstown, N.
Y, for inferno
RUPP. On October 8, 1873 AUGUST FRKD-
EIICK RUPP. aged eS years n 8 moIhs
eIGkUND. In Georgetown, Octobr g. 1873
CHRISTIAN sIGMUSD, In the sixfy-thi ID year
of his age.
Fupersl Will take place from his late residence
No: SO Pro-pect street, Sunday afternoon At Z
O'Clock. o.
WILLIAMSON. On October 4 1879. At r
O'Clock q M, OF congestive chill followed by Sno
glexy, Mrs. ANN WILLIAMSON wife Of Jes
williamson. In the fifty fitth yeN OF her are 'Ss'
Notice of funeral hereafter ~
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STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK

The steamers JOHN GIBSON and K, c.,
KNIGHT alternately leave Pier Al East ~@S
River, New York, every Saturday, at (EHEN
& O'Clock p. m; Georgetown every Sak1fff7n
Saturday, and Alexandria same DAY.
Freight takeL. at lowest rates. For information
apply at ONCE over Metropolitan Ba2k 16 h street,
or 10 X: 4. A. DENAAM, Agent, Water street,
Georgetown.
ANIL aANIEI, RAC0N Prasidenf
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u H. WARNER, Real Estate Auc:ioneer.

VALUARIE BUILDING LOTS ON SIXTH
sTRF EFT, BETWEEN ANDQ SIRE ST s
NORTHWEsT. At AUCTION.
On FRIDAY EVENING, October 4, 1878 49,
at O'Clock. will sell, at public auction, ii Ie
front OF the premises Los Nos. A. a AMI As, -
street AMI. runni back 100 70 to 10 foot al-y
These lots are "snient to Corcoran square mae
ket and to the 7th stres., oo.h stlest and North
street lines OF street cars.
Terms made known Oh cay of sale.
Oct2-d j. 7. COLDW ELL Sa'esna1.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Just KECElVED.-A fine, large stock Of New
e PIANOS, OF the world-renowned ~-
manufacture OF VIM. KNABE q CO. NT
Something new and handsome In UP-!sU w
FIGHTS. Prices lower than ever before Also
ayNiety OF PIANOS of different makes ut q sac
low figures and on the most accom- uOdstina tarms
We VIII give satisfaction. Call and examine.
ru.tng anu repairing moving and packing salts.
e: RlchENBACH, Established 1850, ~ No. 1873
1ltn Sc, q IeN doors above Pa. ave. sep13-1y
HA1LET DAVIS q CO.'S PIAN0DS,-
III New Pianos ready for fan trzde
Srsot %. o6rsa'"s; sprfsass q specially. ma
sugs0 H. L. sUNNER, sll 9th n. M.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
IOHN SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
u st. Cloud Building,


TRUSTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE
FRRAME DWESLL1NG. No. Al 1 STREET
OF December. A: ID. 1878; and duly recorded
In Liber No. sos. folio 178, ct seq. one of the
land records Of the District of Columbia and at the
request OF the parties secured thereby will sell
at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th
gay Of September, A;D: 1878, at @ clock pm
property, with the Improvements thereon, situated
In the city OF Washington, District OF Columbia,
to wit: The western eighteen (1S) feet front by
the depth Of the lot ct lot numbered ten no, 10
This property will he sold subject to a prior trust
OF eight hundred $500 dollars which, on payment
Of interest, will be extended.
Terms Of sale: Three hundred $500 dollars Tin
from day OF sale with interest eight 81 per cent
per Snnum, to be secured on the properly sold.
Sa6tsIsH bA 81 EkksDhRaR Trustees.
WIN. n SMITH, Salesman,
Sci 1915, IL, IL, 81, 23&&
BY DIRECTION OF THE TRUSTEES
the above sale is postponed TO FRIDAY, OCTOBER
4tb, 1873, at the same hour and pl .ce
sep4 JOHN SHERMAN, Auct.
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M4RRIED.

MARRIED..
bOARDMAN-STUTZHA Wednesday DC.
toter z. 1873, at the residence OF the BRIDES pa
unts. I5lS Tenth street, by Rev. WIN. III Schel-
MYRoN BOAEDMAN and ANNIE d. sTUTzMAN
10th CT this city.
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STEAMERS, &c.


l.. p. FARAE R, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THCEsoN. General Manager. nov10
STEAMERS, &c.
EoR POTS,IaC RIVER LANDINGS
W. W Fl Is BTL ;1 WI maks zee sRs
and one MfTa2 GREER 81. a. inter
msn5s ss gsps aRd aad
and at wharf, foot Of 8:h and y streets:
SUMMEE AI.RANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
S15Tf ;s-, Ssss ~ s;h.st,sss S SssIf
@ a nGt rTas sysT Ct sO SaSss
meeting with steamers Tor Boston. Providence and
Tsursesy and sasss sp.
O'Clock p m.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
stssmer JoHN ": THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
nus Of 9Th ano 9th street line of cars, EsAh
81 am, three times per week, for
intermediate landings each trip, DAYS OF sailina'
same as Steamer Aa5tano.
o Gss OF G7 at
the Comp any's Wharf. foot of 6th street.
press One; SAMUEL BACON. Pres't.
b. D. ACCiNELLY, Agent.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
NE The e John GIBSON and Z. G,
ks Cco ssw p iG1 sSSs5y sstVTaaS At k
SATURDAY, and Alexandria same day.
Eft. Freight tsseI At lowest rates. For Information
q @ Z: T. A. DENHAH. Agent. Water Street Street.
ap21tr SAMUEL BACON. President.
NORTH t.ERMAN LLOYD-srEAMsHI
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRa LON
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPREss LINE
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From From
From GeoI gtt9wn-Monda5, at pm.
given 70 Boston and Providence, ' 80 go
and rali River. COnsigrees wish = : I'D
town wharf viii please have them marked
"Georot0ton, u, CO.
CO. os sresi apRI 20 and
WHAT. washington, ID. G.; q. +. HYDE, 80 Wa
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Philadelphia. mar3O-iy
GUNARD LINE;
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF
collision, the Steamers of this line take specific
course for all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
1ork or Boston, crossing the meridian Of 30 1T Is
Lat., or nothlDs 10 the north OF a.
On tie homeSard passage crossing the meridian
OF 30 At AZ lat, or nothing to the north of A.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
Bettceen Netr York 0sd LdrerpOol, Gall.
FROM INV YORK. FROM NEW YORK.
Algeria. Wed, Oct. 8 Bothnia Wed nov 6
Russia. " cd, Oct. 16 Algeria :. Wed, Nov. 10
Scythia. " &C., Oct % Russia . Wed, Nov 30
fMthia Lnrs.. Oct. q Scythia. Wed, Nov. "a
ABLY ssinis " ed, Oct. go
And every following Wednesday from New York
no steeIase.
Rates OF Passage.
by steamers carrying steerage, $50 and 500 gold
sccofulDg 10 accommodations.
10 steamers rot carrying Storage, $50 800 and
eiSc 900, according 10 accommodations.
tickets 70 Paris, Sl6, gold. additional
,nS " uckoLs on favorable terms. Tickets is
suSu asptc al low rate Of $50 gold during the fall
steerags at very low rates. Steerage tickets frsm
Liverpool aDc Y leenstoWn, and all other parts OF
Europe At lowest rates. ~
through bills Of lading given for Belfast, Glas-
tineHt, and for Mediterranean ports ~ WV
or ireight and passage apply AZ the Company,s
once, No. Bowling Green, or both steeraae ana
cabin, 70 OTIS BIGELOW. sos 7th street, wash
.as-iy CHis g. FRANCKLYN. AGENT NV