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Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


 Officer Orr of the police force, who has been laid up with tumor in his mouth, is improving.
 The Old Green shows but few vestiges of the masses of snow deposited upon it. from the street and is assuo ing spring like ver- due.
 The Ladies Seamen s Friend society hold their monthly meeting in North church chapel this afternoon at 8 o'clock All are invited
 A valuable horse belonging to the New Ha- ven Folding Chair Co.,, was cured of an at tack of lockjaw by Dr. Sullivan the veter- mary surgeon. y. Rev. C. H, Williams oficiated at Center church yesterday. It is rumored, that Rev. Mir. Hepworth will preach at Center church one Sunday this month. s The suit of the New York and Charleston Steamboat company against Quartermaster General Harbison for the balance on &C., count of the steamer Charleston will be tried in Hartford in May. -.
 Under date of February 24, Congress- man Phelps writes that if the amount asked Tor cohSb survey ls dppropElateu bne WorK of making g new survey of Long Island Sound will be begun within year.
 The remains of Reilly, the unfortunate brakeman killed at the Fair street bridge, were ordered buried in the Evergreen Ceme- tery, the railroad company providing coffin from Blair's and paying all expenses of inter- ment. three story wooden building in Bridge port, owned by Benjamin Ray, was mostly destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. Grie- singer & Eberhard, furniture manufactur- ers who occupied it with Young & Winton, stair builders, are damaged about $3, 900.
 Rev Dr. Walker has not yet recovered from the effects of the injury which he re- ceiyed at Center church the night before his address on, Dr. Bacon was delivered, and is still confined to his residence on Grove street. Hartford. Dr. Walkers address is out in the Neao EngJaasder.
 A pyices received this week from sealing schooners Thomas Hunt and Express ~o1 s4Stonington report the former with 1,7oC and the latter with soc skins, taken the pres ent season. In addition to the above the Hunt took last season 800 and the Express GOO skins, which were shipped to parties at London, England. .--Neso London 7e1egram.
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An Interesting Presentation.


Boston Lady's Gift to Admiral Foote Post, G. A. R.
 A very interesting presentation took place in Grand Army Hall on Saturday evening, when Admiral Foote Post, G. A. R., were the l recipients of 8 beautiful and historic gavel from Mrs. l.. A. Turner, of Boston. It was enclosed ln suitable leathern case, the cover l of which bore suitable inscription in gilt The head of the gavel is made of 8 portion of Admiral Farragut's flagship Hartford which was torn off in an engagement, wound ing Joseph Walker, the boatswain, who pre- 1 sented the fragment to Mrs Turner The part of the handle nearest the head is piece of
 the apple tree under which Lee surr endered
 Grant. It was. obtained by Adiutant Bur i pee of the Seventh Maine, who was present l at the surrender. The remainder of the
 handle IS from part of the Andersonville l stockade Each of these three valuable set l of facts appear on a little silver plate set in 1 the different woods. Mrs. Turner has pro.
 vided that the gavel shall be deposited with
 the Historical society in this city when the post dlslntegrates, as it must do in process of
 time. delegation from Robert O. Tyler Post, of Hartford, was present at the presen- | tation.
 ] Mrs. Turner made the presentation speech l herself neatly and with much appropriate
 ness She made point of the strong efforts
 made to have her leave the gavel in Massa-
 chusetts. The fact that she was native of 1 Connecticut overcame all blandishments.
 General Sloat replied in fine address, in l which he linked the various important events
 marked by the constituent parts of the gift
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.1nsth Anniversary.

The 1o4th anniversary of the birthday of
 Robert Emmet was appropriately celebrated
 at Clan na-Gael Hall Saturday evening Messrs. T. K. Dunn, John F. Baker, Capt
 Lawrence O'Brien, c. T. Driscoll, N. E. Bryan, Capt. OConnor and others assisted to make a very interesting programme.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06

Dtsinfectants are Absolutely Necessary Especially in cases of Diphtheria, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and Malarial Fevers Dar- bys Prophyactic Fluid is the great disinfect- ant and purifier. It affords protection from contagion, it is relief and cure in the sick
 1 room, will purify the air and destroy vile odors without creating another. AS house. l hold remedy it is invaluable. ma5 12t.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06

A Sure Cure. A bottle of Dr. Fuller's Pocket Injection, with syringe combined. All druggists, $1
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06

NHanufac turers hav their Pattern andsa Samples extent that have filled up our Shop andO saIe putting in some 800 pairs. All good purchase, and many worth Our advertised price for this lot is One Dollar Ninety Eight Cents (sI .9S) each pair.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06

tragedienne, Miss Mary Anderson, supported by company of her own selection, will ap- pear at Carlps Opera House. The sale of seats has been very large and the house will be crowded. The play this evening will be "Galatea," and tomorrow evening Bertha, Daughter of Roland,'' will be presented
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06

OHIIuFeh CaTTIage5. D. COWLES W co.
 Knox Spring Styles. Silk and stiff hats, now ready at
 STEVENS & BROOKS, 273 Chapel st. Chiliren's carriages. c. Go wLEs $ Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
sToDDARD LECTURES.

The next of the Stoddard lectures occurs March 16, subject, Florence and Pisa " These lectures with accompanying views make up an entertainment of rare excellence, and New Haven is not behind other cities in approaching them. They receive everywhere hearty welcome for their great merit. Only 8 few more good seats for the course remain, to be had at Loomis'
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
Off the Track.

An Accidentby Which an Engine was
 Wrecked.
 Friday evening, when the Connecticut Western locomotive Bloomfield" " drawing a milk train, with passenger car in the rear, reached point about half-mile west of West Norfolk station it struck an immense boulder which had fallen upon ithe track, and was derailed and precipitated down an embankment 15O feet high. Two box and one fiat car were also derailed, and engine and cars were totally wrecked. The engineer and fireman were thrown out upon the en- bankment and badly bruised. There were about twenty passengers in the rear car, none of whom were hurt. They were cared for at the Norfolk House. The road was not clear ed until about o'clock yesterday morning.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06

Iu preaching on ''The Second Coming of Christi at English Hall last night MT. Col lins said he would not speak of the time or signs of it, as these were uncertain; but de- clared that it was sure, that it was truth precious for Christians and awful for sinners, and that it would be unexpected and in power and glory
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
Spettal Notttes.

Children's carriages. c. Cow1Es &
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06

YOumRn's Celebrated flats. London brown, green, blue and black, for spring 1882, now ready at
 STEVENS & BROOKS, 273 Chapel st. ChiIdren's carriages c. CowLEs X Go
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ADstsseuseut~, S-c.

MANAGER MACK, OF Haverlys European Nasto-
ION Minstr'lS, mas been requested by members Of
Washington tommanicry, NJ. l. X T. ~ lsse-1-e
Ihem iifty seats for the performance to-night
During the FUNERAL ohsrQui,s az the late pr,Sient
6rned the band connected With this trnunp fur
ni>hed the music for the above Comm ndt.ry ana
Iley have taken this means 81 showing their an
ptectatlon ana esteem OF the favorS extended them
10y this organization. The members of the com.
sahy promise an unusually fine PERFORMANCE
1dE LAWRENCE BARRETT GLIB gave perform.
lnce OF Julius taSar' AZ the National last evan.
Ing. upon which. considered a. an AMATEUR effort
TOO much praise cannot he bestowed. Some of ina
scenes evinced high conception ot the chaste
beauty ana heroic power or the play the part NJ
the young actors There were members az tha
cast who went through their parts with an ease
ana hnish that would have been creliitah Co pro-
i,'>Sonal actors or no mean merit The honofs OF
tle evening were awarded u Mr. Hanforl, whose
tdSSt"s was most satisfactory performance: Mr..
Bangs as Mare A RtDfp. Mr.. Rheem as Eluf,ls Mr.
hahoney As CrSIr, and the other young centla-
men acquitted themselves with credit, while Miss
thompson as CdiDhnFRl6 and Miss Cavs as Vs,yf5a
ny their graceful and Intelligent rendition 81 thofr
PARTS contributed much toward the general success
or the per ormance. This evening and M the mail
nee performance Tomorrow the club Will play
'Ihe Merchant or Venice and viii close their
season Tomorrow evening with a repetition OF
"JuliuS Caesar"
TUE CAPITAL THE.rER Is giving a flrst-class va
iiety entertainment this week.
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH this evening
te fourth or the series OF concerts under the al.
recGon or DIR. Blschon VIII be given.
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DOWNS. On Thursday, March I'd, 1882 SFLFNA
Y: GlS 1, beloved wife OF Robert +. Downs. Ia tae
Funeral viii take place from her late residence No.
4sl II street southwest SATURDAY, March 4th at
O'Clock pm Friends and acquaintance invited.
baltimore Sun and Lewistown, Pa papers please
COPY.
FREE. On Thurrday March I'd, 1852, THOMAS
FhkE. in the forty -hfth year OF his
He has left his wife aud children IN.
His pain and suffering is DER:
he has gone Ia meet his Saviour,
On that bright and happy shore.
BY HIS SrEPpAUGHTERs.
His funeral viii take place from his late residence 2l0
street southeast, Sunday, at O'Clock pm. Friends
and relatives are invited to attend.
GLADMAN. On March 3, 1882, JAMES GLADMAN,
aged fifty three years
His funeral win take place from his late residence
Grant avenue. between 18th and Boundary streets sun
day, at 8 O'clock pm.
narrower. On March q 1882 at 40 D. m, vIR-
GINA j., wife of Captain j. r. Narrower aged forty
Her funeral will take place from her late residence,
l406 Fourteenth street northwest Sunday. March at
p M Friends and relatives are respectfully inyited
to attend. q
O'NEII.. On Thursday. March ID 1882 at 100 a.
M after long and Painful illness, which she bore
daughter of Jsnes sr and the late Margaret % Neil in
the thirty second year of her age.
ep ee SS III t take psGe Fp@ her r
4, at pm. 2s
yERMH.LIoN. On Thursday, March 2d. 1882. at
45 In, of diphtheris FLORENCE ESTEII.E, eld-
est daughter of j. o. and A. " Nernlion aged seven
years and eight months
The funeral viii take place from the residence of
parents corner Maryland avenue and Eleventh street
southwest Saturday 4th instant O'Clock. Rela-
hves and friends are invited.
WILLETT. March l. 1872 at Washington. ID. c..
Miss. WIN W '' '"
II street northeast Relat1es and friends cordiaiy
invited Alabama papers please copy.l
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Washington Marke, Retail pr,cr..

MEaTs.-Beef, sirlon isaac. per H.: do portrr.
mouse, 0i5r. rib roast, lex a:ot steak isSa asn.
.orned Beef. Safe: Dried Beef, clipped - 80,
DO. SLICED, zoe; Tongues, GOl75c.; Lamb. l5la0c
neal, l2lsas+ Mutton. l0al5c.: Pork, l2,l5r.
Sausage, l2kal4c.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured
l5c, cut, e0l25c.; Shoulders. lie, cut, I2kal5c:
Breasts, lska15e.; Lard. lial5c.
FRtils-Oranges, 30id9r. per doz- do: Florida
6c per doz; Lemons, 25a30c. per doZ: Ra.
nanas, 4oa5Oc per doz.; Aprles, 40itDc. per peck;
DO, cooking 30ei0c. per peck; CranberrieS. i5alsc
per bh.
FIsH.-Perrh, 40asoc per bunch; Rock. large ga
Joe per H., 40l5Gc per bunch: Shad. NC siasi 50
per pr; do, Potomac. s2at2.J0: Mackerel. asc per
ID: Halfbut. 3l25c.: Catfish, aDa25c per bunch:
LohStef l2al5c. per H.; Terrapin, Slders. $l2lfls
per doz; do. diamond-back, sj0a$s5 per dor; Tur.
tie. 2oc.aN eacn.
BUTTER. = Philadelphia Print, s5a6oc. per H.:
western Creamery, 50a55c.; New York 40 Sc
Roll, &'a40c.; Cheese. l2asNc. Eggs PIC. per dog.
Observation-Disclosures IRISH tOc per peck:
90 Sweet 5',a6Oc. per PIX; Vans 40. per PIX: Cab
page, loase. per head; kale, @I3oc per peck;
sprouts. aa3Dc. per peck; Spinach 40a5lr per pk;
Beets, 2a5c. per bunch; Lettuce, 3aoc. per head:
onions, 5a6Oc. per peck; Carrots Babe. per bunch;
Beans, Qimal, 15as0c. qt: oyster Plant, 3a5c b'h;
Iurnli's. 25a30c. per peck; Celery, 5a1u.; Cauli-
flower, l5a25c each; Squash, aa3c per 10. /; Pump
kin, 10a20c.
PoULTRY.-Turkeys, I5aISc. per H.: Chickens,
5casl per pair; Ducka, 7sc.aSl.25 per pair;
Geese. $1a125 each; squads, s2aS3 per doZ
GAME.-Canvas Backs, ssaf2.J0 per pair; Red
Heads, Sl.25asl.75 shutters, s5c.; Midgeons,
;5c.; Rocks or Bar bucks, SOC. per pair; Mall
pair: Pheasants, siasi5o; Flowers. s5s5oc. each;
Wild Geese, 75c.aSl. y each: woodcock. &c each;
doZ.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. March 3.-virginia 6s conso,s co.,;
DO. new ten fnrties 39is bid to-day.
BALT1NOkk, March 3.-Cotton uuiet-middling IL s.
Flour steady and fairly sctve-oward street and west
erm sner 5oai so; do extra. 4.5a5. 50; do. family
6.oea1 90: city mills sure: ;5naI. 30. do; extra
10: do; Rio brands, 6. IS; Ps;alsco family
easy-southern red. l.3Oa1 35 do. a,nler L. 3saI Al
No. Maryland. 40 asked; No. western winter red
spot l2I 4al .28s; March. 2!'. PSI; April l. 81
al,3is; MAY, !; 32'aai.33; june. l.30al. 30x bid;
July, ll6.4sl 1917. Corn. southern high western
9niet and steadysouthern white 7sa79 do yellow, 69s
90; western mixed. SPOT. 6oa6S. March 6sA asked;
April, 10 asked; May 70aa50ss: June, 70ka7l. Oats
shade better-southerr, ssa5l western white. 50a5l
do. mixed 4Ss49: Pennsylvania, 4sa5I Rye dun!
9Oa9o: Hay dull-priIne to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland. l,.00aI7. 90. Provisions fat. With
lower t-ndencyrness pork l.. 15als. IS. Bulk meats
shoulders ard clear rib sides packed, ~ and l0is
aba Lari-reined. H. Butter quiet western packed.
lSa46: roll. 25aS2. Eggs lower, IL. Petroleum nom
inal-retined Coffee s.eady-Ro carToes ordinary
to fair, Ss4a9s4. Sugar strong-A soft 90. Whisky
quiet II:al Is. Freghts TO Liverpool per steamer
qmet,cetson, 3.l6a3d; -four Is. per barrel; grain,
oa5 I'd Receipts -four, 1893 barrels: wheat go3
bushels corn. 3. 015 bushels oats 2, 1913 bushels Ship
Saleswheat, 400 s02 bushels: corn, a. 917 bushels.
NEW YORK, March 3.-Stocks moderately active.
Money, e. Exchange-long, ASSI4 do. short, 1897.
State bonds inactive Governments generally uIl-
changed: Cotton quiet sIIl firm
NEW YORK, March 3.-Flour dun and unchanged
Wheat less active and shade higher Corn very quiet
and a cent better. Pork duh and weak It, 50aal
Lard heavy. 10.57H.
LONDON, March 3. 2:3o pm-U s. bonds. IS.
1l9a Erie Sss New YORK Central. l3t1e. Illinois
Paul common. ITO.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. &c.
NOMINATIONS SENT IN TO-DAY,
Train Robbers Neatly Trapped.

A SHARP FIGHT WITH OFFICERS OF THE LAW.
CLEVELAND, o., March 3-Between 9 and 10
O'Clock last evening the conductor OF a west
bound Lake Shore freight train which had Just
left Erie, discovered that two men had broken
into a box car loaded with valuable freight H
succeeded in fastening the door. and ut the first
opportunity telegraphed to Ashtabula for officers
70 be at the station. Arrived at Ashtabula the
officers and train hands found that the men In tha
car had sawed the door and were preparing to
escape. Seeing the demonstration to arrest them,
the men In the car suddenly drew two revolvers
each and began to shoot rapidly. Their fire was
returned and some twenty shots were exchanged.
me officers managed to secure one OF the thieves
and speedily handcuffed him. The other eS-
capped and fled to the woods. He made
MS way to saybrook, small village few miles
distant, and inquired for the doctor to dress his
wounds. There being no doctor in the place.
telegram was sent to Ashtabula for a surgeon
VINO took the first train. The officers at AShabua
watched the train and on its arrival the man sur
rendered and begged that he be not roughly haE-
dred Examination showed he had a bullet in his
right side, one in his arm, and in the neck though
neither OF the wounds are necessarily fatal. None
OF the officers or train hands were seriously In
tured.
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RAILROADS.
.NHE GREAT

vENHE GREAT
noT7,oo,T TIE .S6kTH %Esf ND iS ssdtH5THwrsr
DoTBI I TRACK splendid SCFNFRY.
il SA AEFGr ia hNiNtkic 45S l H2HFNEST
TRAINS dff w ",sHINGToN, PROM STATION. CORNER
kor fltsbur, and tie West Chicago Lipited Expres,
Of Puiman t.otei and Sleeping Cars at s:3'' a. m.
Cars from II rris,ir to Cininr sii' %ssers
t1pT,ess. 80 p "a daily. with Palace Cars to
NJ daily for Pittshurg and the West- ~ p
For 6 6a.L LOBE I'D PofOMAc RAILROAD
m daily, except saturday With Palace Cars to
For MllslEslort Lock Haven and Ehnira, at $50 a.
FOr NeS YORK and ~ Fast. 800 am. O:so am,
and lo:2op;m. Limited Express Of Pullman Par
s.y Ci;y with boats Of Brooklyn Annex affcriins
dreet transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
FOR ftiaIe Phis SOC an. 1870 a. H.. 1:so, $40
30 al "a 1870 On sunday, 1850. SO $50
and ana 100 7; m: Limited Express. $50 IN.
For Baltmor., $40. 500 s:sa. 1880 am. and 30,
sunId ta 500. $50 am. 100. $40. i:30 $50
For Pcpe's Creek Line 60 and 44O p M, daily,
For Annapolis. 60 and 4:4O H.. daily. except
ALExANDsiA AND EREpERIcksBURG RAIL
E WAY ASD ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHINGToN
4;2o. 800. go 500 and y 80 pm. ON SUNDAY
For Richmond and the South. $50 and ii % am.
daily. and 500 = ~. daily, except SUNDAY N'
ns sa sl Al sc "a GiTa for Msshlnson sos
se aud 100 midnight. On IS sunday IU aa AZ
Tickets and information at the office northeast corner
o. I5h street and Pennsy!van avenue and AZ The Sta
Ton where orders can lett for the ceckirs Of b
gage u destination from hotels and residences
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager aeoi ia
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NISIrnNrSr Srpr,Nr ,-,,,r.- ..,A,

\ DISHONEST SERvANr.-A young colored Girl
mined Mary Jane Lewis was charged In the Police
toart to-day with the larceny ~ silk dress from
Mr. Mary q. Garrett. NJ No i0ll q street NORTH
West MIS-. Garrett testified that the defendan nj
vas servant in her house last December and
w,ilie In witness employ a blue silk dress is
missed. Officer Dunnigan testified To recovering
pieces or the SIX al the aefcnGant'S home. Mr.. III.
~. Wells. Jr, appeared for the defendant. and
Claimed that the defendant tried in this court
on Tie same charge and convicted. ana acquitted
IA the Criminal Court on appeal The court held
that she was prose uted under a fictitious name
ana consequently she can tried under her right
name as III She were another person. She was
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Business Failures the Past Week.

NEW YORK, March 3.-MessrS. r. G. Deem & Co.,
OF the mercantile agency, report the business
131 IN number, as against 12S last week. The east
ern states furnished II, the western As the south
8, and New York city = total, 131. In the city OF
New York the most important failure is that OF
CaZade, Brooks & Reynand, who have liabilities OF
several hundred thousand dollars, mostly abroad.
This disaster Is said to have been caused remotely
Dy the collapse of the Union Generate OF Paris and
the contraction OF continental banking facilities
resulting therefrO,n 9
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CHANCERY SALE,

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court offs,
the the District d6 OF Con s assed il Equity
SlXTH DAY OF MARCH, 1882. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
r. NJ IN front OF the premises offer for sale at auction
part OF Lot IA, in No. 926. BEGINNING at point
on south street distant 25 feet east from the n W
corner Of said lot and running thence west II
cn thence south 9 feet thence east p inches
ana thence north u feet TO the besnning subject
right the west foot inches front by the
depth IF Is feet to he used private alley in cnnec
non with the west feet inches of said lot IA adj oinDg
improved by two-story frame house, with back build
ing (So. Sl3 street seq
Terms: OGe-third cash. balance in two equal install
eiits at SIX and twelve months with per interest
Conveyancng at purchasers cost. Deposit of $50 at
tine Of sale. W. Nv
REGINALD FENDAIL., Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts f22-d
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Nominations To-day.

Nominations were sent 70 the senate this AFTER
noon as follows: VIM 3 f. GrInneIl consul nj
Bradford, England.
John NJ. Wilson, at Bremen Butler b. Strong, L.
). marshal OF Dakota.
William 4. Scroggs, consul ut Panama.
Saml {. Wright, receiver OF public moneys at
EIreks, Nevada
Also, q number OF poStmasterS
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TT1HOMAS BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.


SALES OF A DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE, No. Is
H H2Es iSS G6RSER a. MAssA6hJsEAfrFsn AVE-
$50 s' L f1sTo A"faF, TON
ste Of I'm he da a
been made in the payment of the secured in said
i fs s Snk IL SJkTH
H. in front Of the premises al that piece parcel Of
e ambs and Of oss
s aad s 5o o. Of subj
t Sex a ehe e shs eight feet front by the
front north street sixteen feet and running tcS
This property i situated on street north, Between
G AMID list srsst is
Terms OF sale One half cash; balance in six and
be at Six p n eeptaa pr
snnnm from the day OF sale and secured by deed Of
Of viii fisn hs at hs
time Of sale and al conyeyancing and recording will
complied VIII Of Sst the are rns
at se Washington D. c.
q: Si 81 fsS ;ff
s er hs SIX I'd se xsa
and thence running southeastwardy along the pe Of
az ;nchs avenue s feet and five
singles with said twenty fest and seven and
C22 r. 7ain. inches thence north four
line OF north street. and thence along the line Of
sad street seventy feet and eight inches 6 It. n
Terms of SALE One-haK cash; balance In six and
twelve months payable by the notes of the purchaser
with interest at six centm per annu secured by
deed OF trust upon the property sold. Terms of sale
wise Trustees will sell at risk and cost Of defaung
purchaser deposit of $50 dollars required day Of
purchaser. " ~ pS0 VI
THOS. F. MILLER,
319 ~ street.
JOHN +. RILEY.
x,r AZ, 3l3 ~ street.
1@o-uNuS Trustees.
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JUDGE Cox, on his arrival at his home was
agreeaOly surprised, for during the day there had
been sent there q magnificent flor Il ornament
nearly three feet In heght-attachcd II which was
a card, Indicating that the compliments OF the
jurors, who will be discharged Tor the term to-
morrow. accompany it. This was made by dirac-
ton of the jury by Mr. VIM. CamnacA, one of the
number
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District Interest. i'm Congress,

WASHINGTON AND POINT LOOKOUT RAILROAD.
Mr.. Groome introduced a bilI I'm the Senate this
afternoon TO authorize the Washington and Point
Lookout railroad 10 enter the District OF Columbia
md to occupy the old canal bed. Referred 10 the
District committee
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AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAkE
VIII leave her wharf, foot of 9Th street every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p. M, touch
Ing al Ilhey Point P1L Lookout and Fortress Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WIrIt TUE BOSTON
AND PROV IDESCE STEAMERS.
First class Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
Second class Fare to Fortress Monroe Norfolk so
Fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout
class Fare tn Pney Point and Point Lookout 10
:. returning. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock D. N.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and +. C. KNIGHT viI resume their
TIPS. ,eayug Pier Al, East River, New York every
s SAItkDAH at four O'Clock pm. and Georgetown
every FRIDAY, at Z OSi.cS am For particulars
apply t. agent % Wafer street. Georgetown.
Tickets and staterooIps be secured st general
0ffice, 6l3 18th street National Metropolitan Bank
Binding r. q. fckst oiic, 1851 L, mn y yana
nUe; ~. Mare Hotel, and at brt.
oc.a2 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.