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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 30, 1850.
nm -.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Lucille, Pr'icharl. Baltimore merclan-
disc. H.. 4. Douglass, azent.
Norwegian brig Aloine. Bix, Baltimore, In ball
last. TO Load Hour Tor Brazil, Curtis & Parker
Schooner WinslOw WHn. Wini, Jane, river,
lumber. G., +. Bush and others.
schooner Edward Perry, -, Back river, oys-
tiers.
SchoouorJ. W. Evans. Eyan.. Back river oysters.
sloop Mary Ann, kidgott, Dack riycI. oy ters.
Norwegian bark Matthias, -. Hampton Roads,
li2hf, to toad grain for Europe, Thomas Branch &
SAILED.
Steamer Wyan0ke, Couch, New York, merchan.
disc and pa singers. q. ". Allen & 60.
steamer }. ". fyorman, Carr, Ptiadclphia. mer-
chaudise and passengtrs, ). ". McCarricl agent.
steamer Arlei, clifford, norfolk, Tinted states
mail, merchandise, and passenger, l.. u. 1lium,
agent.
schooner General Torbilt, Coleman, Norfolk.
schooner Marion, Herbert, Norfolk, slaves aud
| barrels, Carrie & CO.
schooner Hope, Williams, Norfolk, tracAbarr.ls,
CUSTOM HOUSE REPORT.
| CleGrei.-Brtish bris Lily. Jones. Port Allegro,
with 1900 barrels Of HOur, valued AZ Sl4,3i5.3O.
Norwegian schooner llOraid llaarfIgcr, knudsen,
Rio Grdude do SUI, with 2 400 barrels 81 1Jur,
| valued at Sle.l20.3o.
MEMORANDA.
NORFOLK. January 29.--hIriyed sch0oners Pru-
dence, COscy, aud Elizabeth, iiatton. from Rich
| mOnd.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR. January 2s.-schooner
Anna r.. stevens. Tee. Boston for Richmond, Is
| wing IN haTbOr at TIL, port.
DISASTERS.
Brig Water Lily Perry, from New YOr. for -.
| CrOlx. put into Bermuda January ION with Tore
mast he ad gone below the chock, having carried 10
| away I'm whirwini on tine ON about sixty miles
! south Of Bermuda. She was putting In a new FORE
mast the 3d. and would salt f0r IL sina' ION in -
| few days.
Schooner Elizabeth de Hart. from Richmond for
| Rio Grande do SUI which put no Barbaf0cs, was
| leaking. A survey ordered her 10 discharge.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. January 30-Arrived: ID non,
Daniel Sherman. Arrived out: Bristol cry,
Lena. IlomcSard bound Clifton, for Charleston 4;
Kate, for New Orleans.
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Iron Advancing.

PITTSBURGH. PA January 30.-Ata meet
ing OF the Western Iron Association here
to-day the price OF iron was advanced to
fOur CENTS
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DEATH OF RICHARD FROTHINGHAM.- BOS-
Ton, Mass, January 30. -Rlchard FrOthing-
ham, the well-knOwn journalist and bislo-
ran, died at O'Clock tonight of an aggra-
waited attack Of pneumonia, at his residence,
in CharlesiOwu.
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No SENSE IN HAVING SICKNESS in the family if
you will use HOP BITTERs IN time. Ask those who
know.
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flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Fine, 81 0l4.jO: sapefhnc S5.50@S5.75; e1trs
1913: cormOa family. s7@37.25 Fancy braid
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RlCt1N4ONO 1OBACOO vi A1Lht l.
JANUARY 30-The following are the quotations.
NEW LOOSE.
Ddrk LWGs--C0nmon to medium, s2@S3; good
to tine. - 5ONS $3.50.
Dark Leut.-ConmOn 10 medium, 9I.40GlS6.50;
good 10 very good, i70Sll.
The above quotations are the loose tobacco wagon
tradt-mainly wOrkisg styles.
PRICED DARK TOBACCO.
Lu9s.-COmmon to medium S2.50@S3; good to
line, $500 $3.50.
LedG.-Common 10 Medium, i5Qi6.50; good 10
very good, $7Ui so; continental shipping, $50
@Sij English shipping S6GSl0.
BRIGHT TOBACCO.
LuQS.-Common to medium. So j0G $3.50 good
70 dine. t7et7.60. smoker, $50 S25.
Le0f.- Common 10 medium, $500 $3.50: good
10 line Oilers, S9dSl7.
MAHOGANY WRAPPERS.
Common - medium, $4,000 $40; good 10 fine,
s3OHsJq.
YELLOW WRAPPERS.
Common 10 medium. *2560$35; good 10 fine,
$lOW$5O; fancy, $500 $40.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
MEMORIAL VOLUME.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH have Just published
THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRClNIi-mcmo-
rial yolume-eaited by WILLIAM JOKES, ID. ID.
IL Is large $40. Of 3IS page. rrlce, az, 2.25,
$3.50, and $3.50, according 10 style II binding. 4
few copies with a Steel portrait Of General Lee and
the battle nag bound In RusSia-bandsome: price,
So. Any style mailed paid or by express not raid,
10 all VINO send the price. ia lG-dSw
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1OOn -RLANK.KnOks ANn UTnER

1000 -BLANK-BOOkS AND OTHER
ICCO. STATIONERY FOR THE NEW
YEAE.-Ihe undersigned are prepared o. supply
all Kinds Of BLANK. BOOKS required. Having
Book Bindcry, they can make To Orier In The best
manner such forms As may not De found In stock.
They have CHEZ n BOOK on the several banks 81
the city. Negotiable and Plsi4 Notes, Drafts, Bills
OF Exchange, with Other Legal Blanks; WrliiDg-
and Wrspping-PaDers Of al kinds; Envelopes, IN
great vaiieiy; the best BACK. Rel, ANA Copying
Inks: Mucilage, Invoice kies, Cold aud S'eel Peas,
C0pying-Presses, Letter-C0pying Book: indeed,
every hing IN the stationery line required IN the
Office or counting house.
de 80 WOODIOISE < FABIAN,
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anxiety. He suffers from fits OF shIvering
and great prostitution, but persists in bis
usual occupations
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STANTON.

ARE SUICIDE OF PROFESSOR JOHN KoERBER-
pEHH or Prominent PERsONS-BUSINESS
Is TIRE COUNTY C0UGT-ST0RE BURNED Al
GOSHEN, &C.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASH


By yirsae ., a. certain ri deed of trust. dated A>
@ Of 81 .n and at shs
abe RsFS the Sy on
FRIDAY. THE 26TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A: D. 1880,
AT TIE HOUR OF so O'CLOCK P M, the following
described real estate situate the city OF Washi az
ton in the District Of Columbia, 70 WIT The eastern
bsred Ave hundred and eighty % Is 55 aid part
Of said lot having front Of on south
rear or south line Of said lot dist ,1ce of ninety
four @ feet and four a. inches together with the
500 with interest from June 18th 1880 At per
folio 3I2 ct seq, of said land records.
ALSO,
On SATURDAY, THE nth DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A. D. 1880, in front of the premises, at public sae
at the hour OF 3 80 o'clock p. M, the following de-
fer6ed Real Re III fs ps situate in said city in said
three, 90 in Square numbered five hundred and
fifteen. t5ls. beginnigg for the same at point
the line Of st. north distant forty sx46) feet west
from the southeastern corner Of said lot l0 two,
and running thence west along said street twenty
eeyer Qn inches; thence east twenty-ose CID
feet and /, thenee south ninety zig ls6l feet and
setber with the improvements thereon, subject to
ce tain deed of trust of 81 500. with interest from
paid recorded in liber 943, folio 1T ct seq. of said
lard records.
purchase money in cash, and the balance in two
CD equal instruments. IN six (6) and twelve Q2l
per centu1n per annum from the day OF sale. to bs
secured Dy the notes Of the purchaser or pur-
or all cash. at the option of the purchaser or pur-
chasers: deposit Of 800 at the time OF sale VIII
erty sold, All conveyanciag aud recdrdins at pur-
chasers EXPENSE If the ter of sale are not co N
the to resell p the G prseery at
the risk and cost of the defanlting purchaser or
aeI tGfes Tqsstse
- ~ a, .. ., 49, Louisiana Avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRIS AFTRKNOOr.

~ % s6u yA Al fbE Of sss p
CHUsh IT'S AVENUE. BETWEEN SEVEN
ItENIH AND EIGHTEENTH sTAEE IS
Under and by virtue of deed of trust A,A
dated Jul, 80, 1877. duly recorded in Tlber -
Ss 0h for tie bs Of Of TIC coum Rd y
direction ii the party thereby secured and par
septen be-: 16h, 1850. in caass 10 ss7l Of the
Equity Docket of said court wherein Sarah P rdy
ct al. are con plansats, and Mary Young o. al
are defend snts We, the unders gneh trus' ess
.hal sell ct public AUCTION. in fr Mt of the premises
HOUR oF4 M. the following described real estate
situated in Washington City, D. u, ana knoEn
and designated on tn. plats of said city as the
eastern thrty-seven (S7) feet two (2 inches front
on assachuset;s avenue of Lot numbe I'd twenty
one t2i IL square numbered one hundred and fifty
ejSh: Cl5S), and extending back With that width,
aud in lii cs parallel with the IN and western
liLes Of said lot to the or nth line the -eof
tgether With all the improvements there
Terms of sale: One fourth Cd of the purchase
money TO be paid la cash within Ave days after
day of sale. Of which one hund ed doa "a Is to be
paid Ls deposit at t - time If sale, ard the bal
ance OF the purchase money in three equal install
mepts in six. twelve and eighteen months fro n
cay of SAFE for which the purchaser or purchasers
shall deliN er 20 said trustees his her their pro-
nllssory notfs dated On day OF sals aud to bsar
inteTe.t ai six per Centuln 10 per centu; per
mum. or al cash, at tie option of tbs curch
with within i've 80 days from daT of ss!e tn
property may be resold st the rss aqd Of tie
Cefautiue purchaser after tlrfe days Goce ia thu
Evening Star newspaper. Cnveyaacing ut thv
cost OK purchaser
CHARLES B. M&URY,
FRANK I. RAWsIAG@, Trustees.
1908 Pennsylvania svenua.1
IHOS. DO"IiN2. Auct n"yt0- soS ihs&ds
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DIED.


,BEVANS. On November "a, 1880. after 8 long
nIhe.s. MARTHA J. z, you"gest c-Iid OF James
funerA! will FAX Ilace from the reid nee at hsr
Srents, ems lSsnia syeiue, betweer 18Th AID
al hslf psst two O'Clock p M ReIatgos aud friends
invited. GSnn please cory
CATER Suddenly. at OGDEN, Utah, Npvem-
Der 3 H. loSt fREDt RICK CAhFks, ID the thirty
third year of his age, formerly of this city.
CHRIeTMAN. The large circle of friends OF
al o'clocE, Monday evening, November ~. 1870,
o. Mrs SARAH NJ. wife ot Harry Christmsa. aged
z" years and IA days, Of East ashin.rton, and
daughter Of Capt. L. Negruder. OF Prime Georges
County, Md Mrs. thristInan was wellknowu
hopt the city as mos estmable lady, char
liable ard generous 10 ult. and the news of her
death will cause MAJ who have enjoyed her friend
ship regret TIL. early lOsiEs OF young life
The fuEeIa will tak place from the residence OF
her husband, No. IL 9th street -outheasi. tomor-
row, ~ eds esday) al IL Am tB!oomsbGIg pa }
Sentinel please copy.l
LowhY. On November 2lst 1890, GEORGE
LOWRY. III the eishty -thitd year OF HE axe
Funeral from hi; late rrsldencs No 2l53 X
street northwest. Wednesday next. At L. N. p
MCGOWAN. On Move her I'D, 1880, a. IL 80
cans; JAMES THOMAS MCGOWAN. aged forty eight
Funersl viii take Place from his late residence.
20, at O'Clock pm.
hCBLEIGH.- At Hagerstown. Nd. on Tuesday.
scHLEIGH daughter : Of the istes Thomas L.
sclleigh, eyed twenty nine years
Thus passed TO its Maker the gentle spirit OF
KIND and saectionate sister, dear ireE /. aud trus
Christian.
We know thou art gone to the home If thy rest
i hen why should cur souls bs sad
We Know thou art gone where the weary ire blest,
And the moUrner looks up snd is glad.
We know thou art gone, where thy forehead 10
starred,
Wi the beauty that 6welt in thy soul;
Where the light Of thy loneliness cannot be
married,
Nor the heart be thrust back from its goal
WATTS Aft.r long illness, MARY WATTS
mother of Sarah Hayes, departed this HE on Mon
day. November 22d, lSSU. formerly from Mary
Ia but a. resident of Washington thirty seven
Years, aged fifty three.
Uneral vii take place from her late residence,
No. ola Sd street southeast. thence to Ebenezer
Church, Friday November 18th at O'clock NJ m
Relatives and friends I'd tn sftand
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1880 pEsH The GHEA A1urz 1880
TO HE NoRT5. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

- Il
Doubis Track, Steel Rails.
sfTsEs
slsepins 6sFs e Louisville ~ and oaicsso 10 40
ansiaRa 'e 81 L eaas ana sn4 ohiaaao s
BALroRs s AZ Up PJ HlS Car Rs + LfSsslp9s
VIII Ps;IoF Oar 70 WstEias and re North, st
except ssiuhdsy with Palace Cars to Oanan.
For New YORK and the last, 10 40 an, 2lo and
Of f Rh ssRdf fs l% odra s. am
daily, except sunday.
rsey y bro5Rys asSsa At
slfoIdns direo; transfer to Futon street. avoid
For dSGs fsFss asT2ss ssS To.5 e 10
pm. On sunday. $40 and 10 90 m; Limited
FOR i Bsso2 Ss9 s s day ess'HPs S5nsy and
Sunday. 500. 10: 40 &. ID 2:lo $40. Q so and
For Popes Greek Line. Ga a IL. and 4:4o p. m.
Fo. Annapolis, 40 a M and 40 p. M daily. ex-
Vsi ssp Wssh sAd
10Y Raj ROsD:
For as5.ss md Il no On sunday ad; .. md
T., II Ia .. N and SPIN;
FOR SslSshTOnd la. sne the soasn S Am daily and
Trans ieaye Alexandria for Washington, 9, .. II
neht On sna.y a. sps sa SS 10 az AM. ~ 9S Is
oopamodstons os be proc1red i the ofioss north
east corner of 18Th street and Pennsylvania 5e-
nue.. and at the depot where orders can be Isft for
me NE cnecnns OF baggage 70 destination from hotels
L; 2. FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
fN Nh THOMSON. General Manager. sep1T
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MRS. BERGMAN RRCoSCILBD.-Mrs. Bergman
the Philadelphia lady VINO recently left her
husband and friends and came TO this city was
Still here last evening. Apparently she has
become reconcied TO her friends again and re-
grets the course she has taken. Sac was under
no restraint whatever yesterday. She appeared
10 be happy and quite cured OF her desire 20
leave her family. DIR. William A. Hammond
declined TO say anything concerning his pa lent
further than that he had just returned from
visiting her, and that she was With her friends
In excellent spirits ana at perfect liberty 60 20
where she pleased and do what she liked lie
thought the trouble was happily ended and
That Mrs. Bergman VS. entirely contented with
matters as they were.-Ne5c YORK Tunes or
1aSt.3IJDg
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A CURIOUS MATRIMONIAL COMPIIC ALTON The
Chicago supreme court had before it yesterI AZ
case OF curiou, complications. Some months
ago VIM. A. Sloan married a woman In OAto.
He moved 10 low q, and there obtained a divorce
through a Chicago divorce LAWYER. and upon tae
same day married another woman In Iowa
The courts OF the latter state declared the d.
VGfce proceeding Illegal and the second ar
riage sdulterous Yesterday the Chicago cart
he'd that the divorce was valid according I'd
The laws OF Illinois. IL is therefore Illegal for
Sloan 10 live with Ell her wife, Although mar
RED 10 both. However, notwithstanding he has
chi,Gien by both, lie might legally i've With his
Olio vile In Iowa, and with his Iowa wife In
ftIT OiS
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NiRGTSIA's NEXT CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
Ibe Virginia state board canvasSerS met In
richmond yesterday. and awarded certificates
OF election TO the following congressman elect:
Garrison, dem.; DeZendon rep: Geo. ID. Wise,
Qen-; JofgenSen, rep: Cabel, dem: Tucker,
and FulkerSon, readJuster dem. There was no
contest In any district except the Sth. In this
sampson i. Baily, republican candidate, con-
tested Baroour'S certificate on the ground OF
non-residence OF the latter I'm the district. &c
being claimed that his residence IS in Washing
ton city. The grounds were not sufficient for
the board TO consider, and the petition was re-
ieCted,
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THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL.
susp e T sdyET EKkFG f. 1880.
Lave wASHINGTON.:
a. 40 a. m-Baltimore, Elhcott City and Way Sta
go n,.-tBaltimore Express.
mont. strssbnrg, Winchester. Hagerstown and
s.55a m.-Staunton and valley Express Coon
pects Tor Haserstown and at Point Of Rocks for
300 a-m.-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
9.0c m;-.on Sunday only-for Baltimore, An
10 g 3@;TBsltipors Express; sstops at az,
Jg9cioa. JessGp:s and i' Hanover5 'fsi' AnHAp0S
Io:49 m.-tPttsburgh. Cincinnati and St.
~ 10 p.m-Baltimore. Ellicott City. Annapolis
LES P.m.-.On Sunday only. for Baltimore and
205 pm.-tBsltimo-e Express.
$50 n.-tSeT York, Philadelphia and Boston
$3.50 p. u.-Baltirnore and Way Stations win
Chester. Frederick, Hsserstow1 and Way, via
4 so p. m.-Baltimore, Hyattsville and Laurel
EApfSss. lfredeilck, via Relay stops at Anna-
4 IS 7: n.:-fPoint II Rocks. Frederick. Hagers-
Of hooks and Way srstions only W 'uH'As u Foia'
4 40 p n.-tBalimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
5;1Op. m.-tChicaso and Columbus Express
645 =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Baltimore Express
(dartinsbnrz and Way, via Relay. Stops at Hystss-
Vile ard Laur-l)
eos p. m.-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
so T. m.-Baltiuiore and Laurel Express.
20 p. n.-tPittsburgh, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
fNpress.
,.9.35 2. m.-tBaltmore. Hyattsvil!e and LAUREL
cypress.
10 Is p. m.-tNew York. PhladelpAia and Bos-
ton EJrress.
tDaily., SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, ex-
ceI't sunday
al trains stop AZ Relay Station
For further information apply al the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, WASHINGTON station, aad
ti9 ard 1851 Penny lyaLIia avenue corner 14th
street where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be
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'sYHOMAs BOWLING. Auct1oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 LARGE 3-STORY
BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE BRICK STA
BILE, No; 1921 on Sd sTnEEt sOITHEasr.
WITH VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY 40
gM1iNBINSG, BsI !Sfi, one OF The BEST
By virtue Of deed of trust dated August "A
!st, A: ID. 1874. recorded in Liber 1853, folio f!s
40l, Of the lsnd records for tine District of -
Columbia, and by direction of tns party secured
thereby, viii cell, at public auction 10 front Of
he ,GeP premises. on MONDAY: NoyEMBER 2JrH. 4; D.
real estate situated in said city and being known
and described as lots numbered one ID, two CD and
seven CD, in square numbered seven hundred and
seventy -one (77p, according to tbs rediysion of
said square, and being the sa re property which
was conveyed to the said Leon Villa % Gninand by
certain deed duly recorded in Liber r. N. Fl. No.
81. folio 233, &c, OF the land records of Washing
County, in eaid District.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, balance in six snd
twelve months. for which notes Of the purchaser,
bearing interest at six go per cent per annum.
cured by deed OF trust on the property sold or al
be required of the purchaser at the time of SALE
All convey ancing ut purchasers costs If terms of
sale are not complied with Ia days property to be
reeold at risk and cost OF defaulting purch aser
after FIVE days notice. The above property viii be
sold subject to prior deed of trust for 900 with
Interest from July !, 1880. at per cent interest
IoY10-dtS TALBOT C.. MURRAY. Tru stse
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A NTON FIsCHEB'S. IRT CLEANING
IA ESTABLISHMENT aud DYE WORKS, No
906 %. q. W., lear rne U. s. Psent OfHca.
LADIES and GENTLEMENS' GARMENTS OF
ALL KINDS CLEANED aud DYED, also CREPE
Wells. LACES. GLOVES, Etc.
sPECIALTY In cleaning tina EVENING
DRESSES. Thirty Years experience. Terms
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ID II. WARNER, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON AND DISIRIC

OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue of a decree of the supre ne Court -
OF the District Of columbia, passed in equity nm
GAUGE mum Der :, 391, Crank T. Browning, jun
administrator OF Thomas Young, deceased, vs.
amelia A. g. Maschaeur ct al. the unoers 'gned
as Trustee will offer for sale on FRIDAY THE 10Th
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880, AT FOUR az o'CLooS p.
NJ, at public auction, in front or the promises, all
that piece or parcel Of ground. with the improve
ments thereon and tina appurteuances theret) be
longps lying and being in the city OF Washington
as that part Of original Lot xht, e. In square Ave
hundred and fosty-four. (544, which begins for
corner Of said Lot. and running thence east eish-
teen fest, thsnce north one hundre aud thirty
feet, thence west eighteen fest, thence south one
hundred and thirty feet to the place Of beginnning
Terms of sale are follows: ,ine- third of the
purchase money to be paid IN cash within Ave days
from day Of SALE OF which fifty doll .rs Ia to be paid
deposit at the time OF sale. and The baaace of
the purchase money In three equal nstslG1snts. in
three, si1 and nine months from tbs day OF
sale. for which the purchaser shall deliver prom
tsFory note dated on day Of sale. aud to bear in
terest at the rate Of Elk per centum per annua or
all cash at the option of the plrch .ser
FRANK Z. BROWNING, Trustee.
novl6-eo&ds Columbian Law Building, 5th g..
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THE BALTIMORE GRAVE ROBBERY CASES ara
attracting an intense interest, that Increases
every day. The Indications all seen TO point 90
The use or The bodies by one or the dtssecting
rooms IN that city. The police are al work. and
it Is understood the grand jury will at once
investigate the case
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WOOD,

[ VAL JOHNSON BnoTHERs. 49,
WOOD. TELHPHoNIo C0NNEOTIoEs. OOAL.
Full Weight. Best Quality. Low rT,5ss; ,,
COAL. Prompt DetiUsrteS MoUp;
Main Office wharves, mill and depot connected
with up-Iown Offices by TELKPHoNK
With unequaled facilities and advantages for COO
noIaically conducting the wood and coai trade.
wharves fl Glory extensive store yards enabling as
to stock up largest when coal u lowest; oHces
nication, insurine prompt attention to orders. We
are prepared to offer to our patrons the best varfe
We insure strictly pure COD. Of 2; 2ao pounds
the ton. JOANSON BbOT hEnSs
sts. s.W Ofices: 1867 ct: n. ". 4 lila 9th st.
NV. ;14l8 It'll ct. n. ". and III Pa ave. Sc. Oh
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The TRIAL OF DR. JOHN BUCHANAN (the bogus
diploma maD), Martin n. Chapman and Thomas
E.Nandlyer for conspiracy TO detrsud the United
states out OF 50, zoe, the amount OF Bucha1an's
bail, was commenced yesterday IN the L. s. DIS
tT1ct court at Philadelphia
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OPPOSITION TO THE PASSION PLAY.-The re-
ligicUs opposition 10 the production of the So
called Passion Play" in New York is waxing
vigorous, and, not content with signing the
numerous petitions asking for its suppression,
the representative cleTgymen OF the various
denominations are preaching crusade against
any liberation OF what they call blaSpneny
and sacr1lege. AT least dozen sermons
against the proposed production were preached
IN that city sunday last Among those taking
strong ground aga'nst ii were Rev. Mr.. Healey,
Catholic; Rev. DIR. Ever, EpiscOpallan; Rev. DIR.
Hatfield, Methodist; Rev. Mr. ralmage and Rev.
DR.. Bel oNS Unitarian.
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