Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1874, Page 3

"PROPOSALS. ee ee ee nee ee ke STEAMER LINES. BOPOSALS FOR A PASSENGE FOR 1 P NEY EXPRESS LIN: BErw Sw RTATE: WAM AND NAY? D | PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va, WASH MATS BUILDING, WASHINGTON.D'O. | INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, : O. goes SAILING DAY. Oprice oF SereRvisinc ARCKITECT, From Pier 2, North Wharvcs, Philadelphia, Treaster DEraxtuns?. } WEDNESDAY ‘aud BATUEDA fe vill bo rosetved ai tausotaco ua- | “From''6® Weter strest, George u receiv: ‘a , o rit Day oF Ucronxn. 18°4, { far- | town. D.O., MONDAY and FRIDAY, at 3 ace a Dg. delivering, fitting, and pattiag Zamerager Blevator in the ‘South Wing of the ni = ~~ War, = Navy Departments’ Building, General Specificstions, Drawing: of Car, and Forme of Propossis, may be bad on sppli- office, Ming required by the Contractors to lace will be fornished by the charge, but will be erected by The Elevator mut be completed within three Months trom date of acceptance of prop sa!, and the bapa me will be required to guarausee their work ors Pp ‘tod of two years, ‘Bt wll De made on the completion of the ‘work , leas ten (10) cent., which will be retsined untii the Blevator has been’ satisfac orily tested for 8 pericd of six months. i bids monet be sce “opanied by a penal bond fo the scm of five thousacd dollars, (@£.000,) that the Bidder will acce pt and perform the contract if enfficiercy of deg him: the the security to be certified by the United States Jadue, @lerk of the Crited States vurt, or the District Attorney of the Giatrict wh. ret resides. Deparment reserces the right to reject anv or all — eee deemed for the interest of the Gov- erpment todo 0. Bvery bid mast be made on the printe! form to be obtained a! this office, and must cmform ia every ject to the requirements of this advi it | — or it will po from parties who selves engaged fr the manufactars of aed who have not the arcewary facilities for getting ont the work . A. REED, Alexand: WALDO &.'PEARCR, Bosten ders loft at e. Ty Bu. or at the Bteamess’ whart, wil tended to. = ‘his line connects st Philadelphia with Clyde's Ti Beguiar Semi-weekiy Line of steamers for Provi- dence, age in on aod on by J yu. P OLYPE Ss New England siat s. No wharf- ne. HYBS, Agent for D. of 0. co., Poilsdeipbia. 'B9" Devonshire street, Ee Freights delivered by Knox's Or- ‘General prose. Office,603 Penasyivania ave- ‘omp'ly at- sooo tr AMEnICAN Ling. Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for QUBENSTOWS LIVEBPOOL. CABIN, INTERMEDIATE and STEERAGE ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED. Bates as low as by another first-class Line, PETBB WSIGHT & 8088, General Agents, Phitadelptia RANK W. FANDBORN, Agont, F anew ly 1425 Penu avenue, Washington. 1874 SUMMER ABBANGEMENT 1874 Fi POTOMAO RIVER LANDINGS, DING INCLU COLTON’S. BLACKISTON'S ISLAND, AND 1 ja wil! be enciosed f envel’ y. yacrbed "Bi for Pacsener Blovator {oF the Sousa BROW ARBYOWE. tate, War, avy Bepart- The ewift and favorite Steamer PILOT BOY, sed acre weuEre, — | eriele desrhe, Whe DAY ag, LETT. E y 2d i ___ Bapersisiag Architect. SATURDAY BONING. tor Land! = ane me > 88 follows: P#oresats row Foes. On TURSD, “*8: ow SATURDAY, DErarrMENT OF fraTE, $ Wastixetox, D.O t the Degart- he 19ru DAY Bealet Pr ment of Sixt TEMBER. 1-74. for the yeor end sbarsing leave at 7 0% 4 ere at 7 o'clock tor Bendy Fort, iverpoo! Polnt, Smtth’s Potute Ohatterton, leave at 7 o'clock for Giyimont, Savdy Potat, Lirerpoo! Point, Sinith’s Point, Chatterton, Stewart's Wharf, Stewart's Whert, Tolson's Wharf, olaon’s Wharf, Batthise’ Point, Matthias’ Point, Dils Wherf, ‘Mattox Creek, Lovgwood Wharf, t nof two Pea Dd art. formance uf the contract ewardes to bits. Remrning on Wedves-— Carrioman, a neo ‘Soperintandeat. ai mak we above Returning on Samay, S-Di ee nae. making above landings. PBorossts FOR OOMPLETING THE "Ea Fare for reund trip. $2.50. WALLS OF THEJAMES OREEK UANAL. * pply to WM. H. BYLES, Agent, Eyotxens’s ¢ rece, Distacce oF Le tBia, JOSE Gus-sireet Wharf AsHING PON, September 8, t aais will be received at’ this office < M.cn THURSDAYS :ptembor 10, ton of the sea walla’ of the James : nof coutract ste Board of Pablic Works, with ana Brainard ‘cificact be with estimate of material At This office Bids must iocind= the farnishing of all Jabor and materia’ Esch bidder will be reqnired to deposit with the ls redit of the Commie f Bealed Prop. until 12 «'e fer the com © Ld Mark freight vis “Olydes Tron Line, EF SOM PHILADELPHIA Ship by “Hew Express Line.” ROM POSTON AND FROVIDRRO jomon and Providence Laliroad a reat acnee mcarene Li emp ain) F. HYDE, SpE-ly 69 Water stroet, Georgetown, D. 0. bis bia. ‘The receipt I the Collector must be enclosed with eseh bid. Toe receipts will bo f rwarded to ths NCHOR LINE. NEW YOBE AND GLASGOW, AV ORITE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS er Ace m8 ger Accommodatia Bsurpassed, Collector after the award of the contract, within. | 578A SATURUAT LAY AND Taeee ce the ane eccangarg tha money deposited 98 | prow Pixns 20 xp 21 Nourse Biven N. ¥ BSbore to the unsuccessful bidders. BaTEs oF PassaGR—PayaeLe 18 OuRRP cr: Fhe, Geuer dcposited by the contractors will be | ro “GLABGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDON. refunded a90n the completion of ¢ DERKY, QUEBNSTOWN OR BELFAST. ee ates, os alk tees ~ Cabin ¢ 6310 $80, according to Accommodations ei ) dollars that te orthey will | TST RRM EDTA E eee ered hfty the faithfully « Fact ith the specifications of the con- ‘The righ* to reject any or all bids is reserved. Bia aot reposal m psting the Bea W he James Oresk aud ad- Grevsed t he District By order «1 the Engineer 8 KANK T. HOWE, Chief Oterk. PRePost is Fox coan. TaeascRyDEraRrwENT. 2 (G "4 creel 4 vored St such times aid places and iu euch quantities as | © may be recited. and embject t nditions re- t ¥ act of Congress approved July Lith, 1370, That ech ccal shail weigh 2:24 pounds to the be inspected and weighed a b lead certitie to quantity +f ery 2 the be paid by the cont be conmdgered binding fur ore wesk ef Uctober, the Department reerviag the right to reject all or spy portion of the bids offered. be entertained unless accom- t ity to fale ye made without F thet the eoal fur- sent to the office u For Tickets or further information, Orto ape-m itston, the Bteamers of ¢ course for all seasons of the year, ¥ oF nothing to the north of 43, On the homeward passage, orosstn the Meridian THE BRITISH A rates. 933. STEERAGS gus Urafts esswed for any amount at lowes: 74 3. apply to— MPLuEys, Pennsylvania avende CAMMACK & 00., 1423 F street N ‘im near Treasury Dep't. Washington. ANNIE RB. HU 430 lth street, near CUNARD LINE. NoT With the view of dimin &. ing the chances of col Line take @ specified ‘On the outward passage fror ( ncenstown to New ‘ork or Boston, crossing Merid isn of 60 at 43 Jat,, 150 st 42 int. or u thing to the orth of D NORTH AMERIOAN KOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. ¥uom Buw Yous. | Wom Nzw Yorn. We p 9) Oxlabria Bat., 5 a Wed” Sep. 23'Uh na. every foliowing WRON gers. And EDAY frow New teamers marked “ do n*tcarry steerage pasten- Barts oF Passe 00, and #190, f necersing to fekstw tS Bat 13, gold. addition: Return tickets on favor. ol GEO. B 3 BT: Chief : Bu ean of Bngraving aud Printing, Tree- wre Sno por ag posed sury Depertment. Se po-eot! * 5 t = ioe f ining given for Belfast, Glaswow, Havre, PRrOsAL Fou CTT GuaNiTs ywory, and other ports on the Usuticnct: con far THE APPBUSCHSS AND Fe usar ports. For freight acd cabin pase- THE USITED STATES GRNE Ay at the Company's of 4 Bowiing OFFIC’, WADBINGTUN, D. © Green; for steorage Dasxs: Broadway, = on ie Triuity Batiding, or to OTIS BIGELOW, Banker, po a cet, Opposite Patent 0 Tce aa iauai-ly OHAS. G. FRANKLYN, Agent, Bealed = = = rt ASHINGTON, NOBFOLK, NRW YORK por be Wen UStUn, AAD PROTIDENOR al Post fice, anite Work Te ‘Th bs fine fron steamer LADY OF THE LAKES resemed her regaiar trips to Wil leave ber wharf, foot of. Sink sitet, every MONDAY and! TBUBSDAY, st 2 p. m.,-ouch the principal 7 ter iancines, connectmg at Norfolk with steant- by ie tee ship of the M. and M. Lfne for Boston and Provi- face the Eatural froctereat tens dence; with the Old’ Domfnlon Stewnsh the ethor f ss the grade of cating props © work, which mut Fe equ: ¢ seen Mt this office. ‘ ‘one, cat and ready for settiag, ¥ered at the site of the building as be Tequired LY the progress of the very to be ccm thin two a be sward of the contrectsard the mpleted whhin four m nthe fone baudr-d dol- F adove the time ept from the « ea from which the stor ms et ibeir agents or from gaged ip stoue-catting, and who ave the neccesary facilities fra promptexecation | of the work ss rrquired, and who must farnien © bond fremth= owners of the quarry from which their sample is taken, that they will detive steck required fo ensble the bidfer t 1 move spre bts wll be mae monthly, deducting ten per cent. of work execatd antil the flual completion of the contract st be sccompanied by the bond of two five thonsend dol- pary for New York. Freight should be, “Care of Lady of the Lake i. RB. FITZHUGH tri NEW YO mace for the work as exhibited | 7x’ described by the Spacificasious. | 32 OnGETOWH ar titecn ‘rom Pier 39 Kast river, overy 8. >. B.; leave GEOEGE TOWN ever: KIA the shart ovet MOSBAY EVENING at “ r Poiot, Marehall’s, Point Baltimore, via Norfotk. Ageut, 6th street wharf, a.0. NT, General Ageu' Reom No 16, Plant Barlding arm Mf EBOBANT LINE OF STRAMSHIPR PSY VCRN WASBINGTON 4ND NEW YORK. in, and ALEXAND For fall informetion apply te R. gent, office and wharf 63 Water os? left at General Office, 603 Pounsyivanis ave- steamer Wharf, will be prom) ai ‘The Steamer GRORGEANNA leaves 7th street Jock. for Leonars Leocksmt and E. NIGHTINGALE, 7916-toe} Agent. 2 the right to reyset any or for the interest of the Gov- m tho printed form, to ba mot couform in every he reyuirements of this advertisement, or i8 will rot be considered jiee of (he Pians ard Specifications may bs ob- tained on pplication at this office, t leed in a seated envelope, for Cut-Graniie Work for tne sugSl-ist Z Rect. ROPUESES FOR WROUGHT AND OAST- 1KON WOEK FOR THE SOUTH WING OF THE NEw BAND NAVY DR- TATE. WA BULLDIN: Pai @ WASHING- TUN. D.C Orrice oF StreRvisine Aacurrect, TREASURY Deraetwant, ware Wa D.O., August NETON, is will be received M, fi incation, and Sched- ion at this offtos, the Goutractors to ariahed by the Ge arge, bat will be erected by tho op dy: Boge ph erficial or it. for the vario ts of work, oo us items of work, i the Wrought at Cast = Work Ss rapidly as may bo called for by | nt snd regrired by the prosross af " jer th etatr date of sccepiance of propossl, the Stairs within thtee mepths from seme date, and the remaiuder of fhe ipside ork within four wopthe from same date; Bain =, ojilng mast be pat up as Pepidiy as the ‘THe S10 GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- KID GLOVA DEPOT! 1D GLOVES FOR LADIES: 51D GLOVES FOR GENTS! SID GLOVES FOR MISSES A-BUITON 2-BUTTON S-BUTTON SENUINa JOUVIN'S! @ENUIN & ALEXANDER'S( at OHAS. BAUM'S Sib GLOVE DEPG 408 SEVENTH STEERT fovovess OOERSET useat FaoTostT! 00) OOBSET S£NCH CORSETS: SBM4N CORSETS: ALL &TYLBS OF CORSETS Cu bane and made to order at CHas. BAUMS Seep Skirt and Corset Fuetory ymesh-er 408 SEVENTH ST ERT ber has obtained from ‘the Inst the said form the contract if awarded him, t yy warued to exbibit the same, Sedge, Ciark of the United Sessa Dis: | detare the 35h Gay of August yea thor say othe » Cler' e Uni ates Coart, lore A UR a jorney of the district wherein the Bidder te: arwise by law cxpleded trom all Rene of the aid ‘The Department reserves the right to reject any | Surtet, Ik, Vs or all Bide. if, it, be deemed for, the interest of the augi-thst* MARIE SOHMIDT, Exccutrix, Goverrment . y ‘item at the Proposed in the schetnice "PSS 15.70 GIVE NOTICE, That he sabacr- the printed form,to | the District of ‘@apecial term, int- joc, and must conform fa ences Fe ements op the personal estate of JOHN ments of this advertisement, | FARLEY, late orkewul of Columbia, Proper f against the said are not themselves engaged in the the mauufecture | to exhibit the <f Wrought api Oast-iron Work, snd who. bare | the subscriber, ‘ot the © ot gectiog out the work, | Bext: they may ed ip # sealed envelopes, ep benefit of the said estate. Given under my doreed od Cnet iroe Work foe | band this stem Ee Be New Stuiv. War. aud Navy Davy pea > | Sat -t0. 5° A | g : f : | } | | Bw | Bo. 900 Pi | SPECTAL AND PEREMPTORY 8AUE OF BLE- | ‘ia SRD hicewooDe URS | TH 9 ne oF 3 2 kK ING, lock, we wil + of Our spacions aalne- elegant aesortment of Carpets, &c. We name in part, viz: wood. 10, Stoul and Uover, rd Table One yaent Rose ood-frame Silk Brocatele Par- 1) pieces. Maple Chamber Suite, wiih One fine Bird's By, Wardrobe to match. One Extra-fine Walaut Chamber Suite, with Ward- Tobe to match. &e. ‘The above bave all been manufactured by Samael Kirby, ee. ace on One elegant Elizabethan Walont Chamber Suite, consisting of Dressing Oa-e. with French late Mirror. 1i-detead, Wasverant, Soma, font See in Bep, one Bocker in Rep, and ack. One handsome Young Napoleon Chamber Set, coat Several handsome Walnut Onamber Suites, in Ital id Tennessee Marble, ten pieces inut Chamber Suites, three pieces, direct manu! bands tory. @ Parlor Suites, in hair-cloth, Boreaus and Washstands. ‘xtension T; ut and Oak Book-cascs. Hetracks, Whatnots, Refrigerators, Stoves, Bathtub, &c, Lao, Ore fine, English body, Brussels Oarpet, nearly new. To tapestry Brosye's Oarpets, but little nsed. Ingraia avd Stair Carpets S cur seta Green and Gold Brocatelle Window Cartains to match Parlor Batt, Three sets Crimson, Hep and Lace Curtains, with jornices We call special attention of buyers to the above sale, a8 ail the seccnd-band goods bh: oem Mm feetired by Be amuel it order and nearly new. Sale peremptory. W. L, WALL &00., Et eenataid Auctionsers. BX BONCANSON BROTHERS, anctioncors, Southeast corner 9b and D streets northwest, PABLOR SUITES, WALNUT OHAMBER SETS, TTAGK BETS, BRUSSELS AND OTH&R INS, LACE CUR- COOKING LEB, BED- HOUSE 215 DIN On FRIDAY MOKNING, September 11, $mmauetng at 10 o'clock, We will sell all the forniture, ed in house ¥15 D street northwest. The farnitare is ia go0a condition and worthy the attention of private buyers, fens DUNCANSON BBOS., Aucts. WAGGAMABS, fate Anctioneer, 519 7th street, On TUEEDAY, September Sth, at 5 o'clock P m., at Mt. Otivet Comatery, I sliall sell at pablic ction @ iot of Old Lumber. Shingles, Door and indow Frames, &c. Also, sbout 400 fest of Iron * [Bep] THOS. B. WAGGAMAR, Auct, &* THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, ON account of rain, until PEIDAY, September Lith, dome Lour ard place. ss9 [Bep} THUS. BE. WAGGAMAR, Anct. WARNER, ERY Bai Yorace Beker and Anetionce Fecoral Building, Oorner 7th aad F ste. ni TBUSTKE’S BALE OF A 1 OF NNT. THE 8OOTT STATE By virtie of ar Pv. iss, guy © of the fai 1a. a7d et the writt BY THOMAS E ‘Heal E: west. TORY BRICK & THR BELOW 24,4. 93, No. 1234, ORTH WES. E. AT AUCTION, fet tra a's! Avril « No. 679, f. in L 0. inn Beth tn fi D ront of the prema IDAY, the 24th day Dm. the following desc he city of Waskington, Dis. accel of n ¥ at 6 o'clock ‘ituate in of Gorambia, und known 6 nf sald clty ered one handted by Willlam Belin, TW. T., folio 70; of the surveyor’s office of Washington county, D. U., fronting on 16h atrast teenty aud twenty-five one-buadredths (20 25-100) ely-seven apd forty-twe feet; togetner with the j balance tn str, twolve uierest at 10 per cent. deed of tenat on the at expense of pur- as a di and recorded in rty convey anc’ chaser. $100 will be riquired of sele. Ifterms of eale are .the trust wrves * Tisk an‘ cost ef thedefault- GxObGE TUCKER, Trustos. 18 POSTPONED antil S74, same bour and piace. G8 TUCKER, Trustee, S2-TUF AROVE S& TUMSDAY, Sept. 2¥ DUNCANTUN PROB Bs Southeast corner 9th and D streets northwest. TECSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Ey- TATE CN NOBTH CAROLINA AVENUE, AND 4:8 STREETS Bast. st, loaring date 1570, and Vth 0. 6 ' ree of Waehington coun:y Disirict of Columbia, and at the written req’ the troamurer of the Mechauics™#ultding Aswoci- ® >. $—the party secured thereby —we willy 08 ‘HOKSDAY, the 17th day of September, 1574) at 3 ovcloek p. m., proceed to sell st pnblic aucti om. in frout of the preuises, the enst thirty-six (35) fect Seven (7) inches of the south hai of Lot number .) in Synare numbered seven hundred and ry %e,(70.,) eaid $6 feot7 inches fronting o North Carolus avenue, and improv \iz: Two two-story Fraie Dwelliy 12 feet front, with alley between, the shout I2 fet front—by a frame shed. Terms : One-third cash, (of which 920 will be re- fired at time of sale npon each piece of proverty 43) balanee in six ant months, with In- rs snnum, deferred pay- meris to be secured by Secd of trust and insursacs to the #ailefaction of Trustes, Termstobs faily complied with withia six da after day of sais, otherwise th« Frustees reserve the right to resell ice. ut the risk and cost of da- All converancing at cost of RB @ LASKEY,2 wrostens. cee after one week's nc faulting parchaser. purchaser, PHM ¥ AY, arg3l-eckds DUNCANSON BROS., Ancta. ¥ WASH B. WILLISMS, Auctioneer, (Successor tu Groen & Williams, Aucts.,) No. 1001, northwest corner 10th and D streets. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP- EBTY, ON 30 STREET WEST, BETWEEN CAND D BTREKTS SOUTH, AT AL ity virtne of a deed of wast, dated No 2th, 1273. and duly recorded Ja Liber folic 898, &e , one of the land records for Was! ington co D.C.,en4 by direction of the party 2000 thereby, we will sell,at public anction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY. September LS¢h, A. D. 4 6 o'clock p. m., all that certain lot, rarcel of ground and premises situate, ‘alance in 6 and 12 months, with interest from day of sale, secured by 8 dred cf trust on the property sold. A deposit of #00 will be required at the time of sale, Il con- Yeyancing at the cost of purchaser. If the terms of sale cre not fully complied with within seven days after sale,tke Trastees reserve the right to revel Lhe property at the cost and risk of the defaaiting purchaser - JOB8EPH TYSSOWSKI, ‘Srastoes, BRAINAKD H WARNER,{ Trustees, eudl-tavsw WASH. B. WILLIAM, Anct. THE TRADES, WRING@8 AND IBON AWN. BAL A s nro Stones, 1G FRAMES jufactui M. @. OOPEL, 'D, 643 Lonistan: on ae ‘east of Tth street, P AWNINGS ea, Pablic Builings, Hotels inex Perey Stores, at factory prices . : rE bAGS, CAMP-MEETING TETS lor wale or Agent for the Im, Mildew Proof Awuts Goods. mows sac4 roa. 3-tr WAHINGS AND AWNING FRAMES Ae woe ye ma Pee y . for Btcres, Hotels, Public Buildings, Oity and Goun- try Residences at factory prices, JOHN 0. HOGA! 713 Market Space, between 7th and 8th streets. fairs a! Camp wept ny Teoma for sale or ~~ abehsiasari ww Omnis Miles Be Paint. I have a method of i wit sae SC Psint which HOUSES apd SIGNS painted tm the very tatest ead fo the mos: durable ma wbom J bave not heretofore . }8 14th etrest betweer Hand ay Eto LU 5 iiepenens a8, as: to, Saude Fi Proctical Plumber, Ho: Petr mamas ur PIPER always on band. ma ole!” etwer sei oe we SKCOND-HAND—OW& ~PRIC. yi Peer Glothing soid rg ee fine: Belrcia of second-hand 19 D street menthol etre streets northwe-t Bis /ECEIPTED SB WER BILLS The abore pol- feutdvand ail tune clstus agalom tee Piste ove rt oe ratea. SoveremeDi ot helow ei eee eeerigoNE, ang6-ima* Mo, 1493 F steve: arth vest, | AUCTION SALES. R*® B. H. WARNER, and Anctioneer, Federal cor. F aud 7th sts., northwest, USTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE TREOVED PACPERTY On THE SOUTH WEST CCBNPE OF 91 ADDU 27S NORIBWEST me By virtue of & deed of trust ‘ated Novem- ber 21, &. D. 1553, duly recorded in Liber T and B, No. 4, folio 3 §.£0., one of ths land records for Warni county, in the District of Colum: vy 1 nest of the party secured y Bec io auction, in front of th -» to wit: )and all of ; twenty-two ($2,) except the south eight (4) fest br cighty seven sr) fost deep, in Meize’ euddisision of origital Lote nam nine, (9,) teu, (10,) and umbered thres hundred aad down and reeorded fa the id f+. and The above prop I each fronting eij mn one-helf (223) imehes om Stn street, with (he depih of said ots Terme: Cash. A deposit of one hundred ($109) doliars on day of sale. All conveyancing at cost of 5 If terms of sale are not complied with ve ays afcer sale the Trusice reserves the right to resell ihe property at risk aud cost of defaultiag purchaser, after seven days’ adveriisement ia come Obe OF More Hewepapers published iu the city of ee Oa DENHAM, Trastee, Sr THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED comply with tue above terms, 1 will 0 parcels, ook ing pucchas Z.W DRNHAM. Trustee, a J.T. COLDWRLL, Salvensn Y WASH B. WILLIAMS, Ancttoaner, (Suecessor to Groon & Williams, Aacts.) No, 101, northwrat cornor Wtherd Dats. AUCTION SALE OF AN UNIM PROVED BUILD- ING LOT ON ESTREKY SUUTH, RECY REN Yin AND lutn STREETS WEST,IN SQUABE By it, dated inis 2 Se No. 724, folio 454, 6 ge ens of ords in and for the Disthict ot Golombia, at the written direction of the party secured thereb’s , [shall proceed to sell, at Inie auction, tafeont of the promises, at 3 o'clock + on WEDNESDAY, September 16, 1574, ali certain i Ler iote tnd, sicuate, ing and being in the city of Wa ma. at > er. fepl-d virtue of a deed of and duly recorted in iyi ington, int District of Colombia, known and described upon the city as lot numbered thirty- 34) in sqvare numbered three hundred and ‘3353 33, together with interest from Joly 24.1873, and expenses of sale in.cashyund tae balance at twelve and ciehtoen monthe afler dats, with interest at cight per cent per anaam, and cured by deed of tengt on the property sold. Oon- serenoing. — of i, dol aid down immediau eo : "a. BOSWSLL Tr serod WAS@ B. WILLIAMS, Auot. ¥ LATIMER & OLEABY. Bouthweat corner Fenuayivants avenues eta ith a. ennsyivania, oa iF Ofice Batidings. tents thereof, embracing over Green Rep Lambrequins. Oornice, &c., SALE. On TUESDAY MOBNING, September 18, 14, eae at 10 o’clock, I shall sell at above el, being No. 1413 Ponnsyivacia nd adjoining Willard’s Hotel, the OF FURNITURE, &c., &c. “PARLORS: Roseword Case Pisno Forte, (Koabe « Oc French Plate Pier Mirrors, Bisbs, &c., Bruese!s Carpets, 8 Jay Oiock. CHAMBERS: » Chamber Suites, 80 Tncker Springs, Bixty Fine 2 Feather Bolst Brussr ls, Thre Painted and ether Portable Racks. tresses pd Pill yy and loceata Carpets, Urnitureof every description, NEN ROOM: Large quantity of Biankets, Spreads, Bheets, Ovmterts, Pilluw Cases, Towels, Mosquito N ao, DINING BOOMS Osk M. T. Bidedoards, Btec! Walnut Mxtension Onk ©, 8. Chairs vitee Pots, Sugar Bewis, Pitchers, Ca-tors, Urne, Waivers, Batter Dishes, Tea and Table ppoore, Forks, Ivory-handied Dinner and Tea Knives, &., Lerge assoitmest of China and Glassware, OF FLOR ren Safe, Walnut Desk, Clock, &c. BAR: French Piate Mantel Mirrors, Bilver-platet Show case and Oatawba Fouatain, Marble Cluck, Large Counters, Bar Fixtures, Lot Wices RITOREN Fornishinga of al! kinds. (ne hucdred dollars and under cash; a crecit of sisty days, with inter tiefactorily secured. jy, and can be had ou applica- 1BB OWEN, Atminiatratrix, LATIMER & CLEARY, Anct._ BY LATIMER @ ULBA lheal Kost Sonthweut corne Liga.rs, MOERTGAGH BONT FRERSTUNE MIN HAUNG OMPANS FIRST OF THE MARY. NG ANY MaNu- UK SALE. of Sept. iuber, soll at our ner of Penbsyivaai te at pnblic ane f the Maryiaud Mort PS and Mannfacturing © ive ed dollars rate cf 6 per cent. ps &ble Jaiuary Ist, 1S3t, y Ist, fe B* BN. WABNEB, Real Fatale Broker and Auctioneer, Federal Buildings, corner 7ch and # sta. northwest, TRUSTER'S SALE OF A THREE STORY BEICK DWFLLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF B STREET 5OUTM, BETWEEN Ist AND p BTEREETS £AST, AT AUCTION. 457 virtue of @ deed of trust to Dan’l L. Baton, Bue October 13-h, A. D. 1870, duly recorded in liber No. 6%, folio 446. one of tha land records” fer tno District of Columbia, and also by virtue of decree of the Supreme © cause No. 3,501, dock: ou District, equity ned trustes fo place of Bante ing the auder- L. Eaton, and st tigi the reqnost of the party secured thereby. I will sell at oublic suction, in front of the a OD TUESDAY, September 2%, 1574, at 0 o'clock p m , all that certein piece or paro:l of ground sitnate and being in the city of Wasatngton, District of Us- »Snown sod desiguated on the plat or plan id’ city aa Lot Inttered F, in a subdivision of original lots nambered eighteen (15) and nineteon, (19,) in Square numbered sevea hundred gad thirty; two, (732,) together with the iaprovemants, &c., corsisting of a three-story pressed brick front Dwei: lin ith back building, &c. 2 ‘Terma: Gne-thied of the purchase woney in cash. ano the balance in 6,12 and 35 months, with interest at ten per cent. per annum, and secured by a deed of trust op the property sold. $10) will be required deport attine of sale, All conveyancing at ee of purchaser. If terms of sale are not com- plied with fp seven days after day of sale, the Trus- tee reserves the right to reset] the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, afver five Gaye’ advertiseme: oe Rev GRORSR W_ STICKNEY, Trastes, J.T. O8LDW ELL, Salesman, 8 p5-eo&d [Cbronicte,m,w,ftds} FD al Reta Becker and Anctionser, ra Federal Buildings, corner 7th and F sta, northwest. TRUSTER’S SALE OF A 3-STORY BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF O ST. SOUTH, BETWEEN 3p AND 47a STS. BAS: By virtue of a deed of trnat to me, dated June Bay: 1872, duly recorded in Liber No. 63, folio 173, one of the land records for the District oT Columbia, and at the req’ of the party secared thereby, I will gell at public auction, in front of the tmisess Cu MONDAY, September 21st, 1374, at 9:30 o'clock p. m., ali that certain piece or parcel of ground lying aid belrg tn the c Washivg- ion, District of Oslambis, known ing part of Lc briger 's subdivision of origioal tot numbered two quare nambered seven hundred and ninety- Beginning for the same af & Dolut alahtaan (38) Tee west of the northeast coruer of said fot two (2), apd runving thence auth seven ty (70) fest to an ailey; thence along the line of ssid alley eighteen 18) feet; thence north seveaty (70) feet to Tue tae of uh “0” street; thence east along the linaof South G” street eightoen (18) feet to the place of begia- ning; with ali tho improvements, &c., cousisting of a three-story Brick Dwelling, with basement, &¢. ‘Terms: One third ot the purchase money t at six pel per ALLO, aD deed of trust on the property sold. = acired a8 8 depostt at time of sale.” ATi conveyancing purchaser, If terms of sale are not complied wish in seven days afver day of sal tru: resel ne 7iehs so resell the p at 1d cost, ed ta chaser, after pC ces ree a acate “HONGE SERIPEREY, rats 89) .¥. ® si {Chroz.m,w,fsds} U 8. MAREBAL'S SALE PRINTING PRESSES, BOILER, MACHINERY, Bac. +. In viriue of » writ of Ber! faciss, on jndgm: conden watch, iasned ont of the clerk's office of th: Sepreme Cc vrt of the District of Colom! aod me wdirecied, Twill coll at act NEA Vath on MORAY, the of ‘September, 1:7. mmencing at 11 o'clock a... at t New Matloval tra Githom’s Pabtonioe apes ” 3 Power Presses, 1 Stoam Brees Lica Sebi eat Machlnar, A Seized apd t bo 7 ite cried Upp ae the goods roast ‘cution No. 12,067 in favor of lel. eg “ered” ALEX: SUABE,U-8. MarsbalDr0. eaters fea cared MW ta $SASOAR oo, so “SU 2ES "METROPOLITAN RAILBOAD in’ 328 F Wiusseut? & 0O., Aucts | or in farnished hotels, may. after three months” stay, be returned on doth #ides. un ier the cond. fixed by Article A111, before cited, and article. The account of the total of dead matter shall be prepared i borderesax, conform ng to the model F, annexed to the present regulations Anticie rropisions of the conven- andof the present regu into execation the Ist of (OF FICIAL.) tations of Detatl and Order, Von- cieded between the Postal aduiects. " deligntr: time was spent in versation, such other amusements as serve to fill (! ket of time in pleasant abundsace, until of the younger gentlemen became somewhat exhausted und+r their phyvicai exerewes, and at last a proposition was made and unanimous'y upon, that three around s point of land and indulge in mis far beyond the reach of ob:ervation, or any accidental pilgrimages made by ladies. A geu- tleman representing the legal interests of Uncle Sam happened to be one of the party, and was informed of the bathing project of the vention of 28th Apri The director-general of postsof France of the one part, and the Postmaster-Genera!l of the United States of the other part, iu view of the ‘8! convention concluded the Sch of between the United States and France, *t pulating (Article XIV) that the postal ad- ministrations of the two countries shal. desig- | pate, by common accord, the offices through which the exchai of the respective corre- | syondence shall tke place, and shall regulate the direction of the correspondence reciprocally transmitted, the form of accounts, as well as | every other measure of detail or order necessary pat Neste and signed @t Washington * Juve, IST4, and at Paris the 2h of A JKo. emew RL a ' 7 Generel. Posts. ~ RRIED. masculine trio. He at once discovered an open- | to as#ure the execution of the eaid convention, UPER—PUUK a ed Be HO! the Rer ing fora little fun not down on the bills, and | bave agre foliowe: eee TEM ROSS. Bee oe. ARTICLE L. The exchange of correspondence between the porte! administration of France and the postal &imipistration of the United States shail be ef- fected as follows: On the side of the postal administration of France— lst. By the office of Paris. esypeey, 2d waited in patience until the bathers had had time to become enthusiasticalls in their ablations, waen he seized and donne i a lady's bat, shaw!, and parasol, and taking his seat in a boat,was rowed by a couple of friends, also fully informed in regard to the diversion ot the bathers, to the open-air bathing spot. While the bathers were cutting frisky antics in the water, lo and bebold! » bont containing a sap- per: ry = _ » By the oftice of Marre. jitious lady came suddenly around the potut y the «fice of Cherbourg. - Hicntioned, snd came withoat cores ony upon Is the ottice of Brest OBORS. On the st the unciothed rea-gods, cooling thelr By the traveling office of Paris to Calais, | JAMES O. © limbs in the liquil pearls of White Bear. ly the traveling office of Lille to Catal puvteea to eitred the The bathers were horrified by the apparit de of the portai administration to the | No. 8 while they yelled lustily “Go away! go away. | United States cast. Sundey, ot do'cl ch pm for God's sake!” and Iashed the Ist. By the office of Be MUMDELL. On Wednesday, oh Inctant, a2. 2d. By the ¢ s.m., JUSEPR MUNDELL, seed 65 oars ARTICLE? — ‘The relations between the French exchange noeral fices and the American exchange ofhoea shail | Preehy-erteu chur ce to prevent exbibitions of levity, while th fstabushee in the following manner, viz scuthoast. Frivude . in the case, District Attorney B., fanned the w ench mail pack-ts.—The of- 4 : fae self (or himseit) with exhausting zeal. The | ficesot Paris, Havre, and Breeishall correspond | — swimmers made astonishing time in reaching | wih the office ot New York. the shore where their clothing was concealed, | 4» the way of the packets of the Homburg line.— but ttumbied upon another borrror inthe tact } The « fices of 1s and Havre shall make up that a portion of their clothing had b stolen |» stor the «fice of New York, dd the oti no reme-ly left York shall make up mails for the off 1 New ‘aggod points” of the | oy clures of sudden hor- ror and helpless The party in the dont failed to restrain their mirth at tie Indic- Tous spectacie presented by the sarprised and disgusted bathers, aud then the nature of the situation dawned upon the suffering trio in the brush. A 2 of such remarks a8 “I'll be dog-goned,” “well, I'L be derned,” and per- baps a few of more vicious and profane charac- ter, suddenly broke over the uetghberhood, but in due time the joke was as heartily enjoyed by the victims as by the n jevous Doatmen who bad co successtuily perpetrated it, Is This “The Coming Horse?’ A RATRER TALL STORY FHOM NEW YORK. {**Burleigh’s” Letter to Boston Journal The proposed trot in Boston between cele- brated stallions is the theme of general talk in . Havre, and Cherbourg England —The offices of Paris Havre and the traveling offices of Paris to is avd Lille to Calais shail correspond with the offices of Boston aud New York. ARTICLE In conformity with Artic tion of 28th April, 1 tion of the United's the postal es of the intermediary travsportal sila which shall be seat from Franee to ne United States, aswell by means of Hamburg packets navigating bet veen Fran: and the United States as by the way of E land and the packets used for the conveyance ot the correspondence of the British Kingdom to the United St These expense he wa: Deemeee we HARVEY @ a 4. 934 F Sraxar, vetwern Biate ane Teotp, METALAION of the conven the postal toe, Gew- sty SIOOES, Smveime 0) Waivvel Flowers ©)1 ¥ mreot nor-hweet between 6h and 7th ste., formerty of O83 Fen References: —Mre. General Soetman, Dob 9. shall be reimbursed by the tal tration United States, Flenry, 0 .F. Stansbury, Mrs, Hon, Johu Oovode New York. We have here a bauker who, in a ee ee ee ee eee, 90) a Deano, Wire Geers! Rallons, quiet way, has been gathering for some time | ‘jat" At the rate of 30 centimes thirt, 24 the epeediest horses of the country. He bas vine ~ ae General 6 grammes of letters, and 5% centimes por kilo- stamme of samples of merchandise or printed matter, foreuch of the said mails aseuall be forwarded by means uf the Hamburg packets. 2d. At the rate of 44 centimes per thirty grammes of letters, and one franc per kilo- gramme of samples of merchandise or printed matter, for such of the said mails as shall be quiet stable out of the city, about an hour's ride sway. Here he bas a track, and without ob- servation he is recording some marvelous speed. He says nothing about bis stad on the street, Aud wil not be questioned. No one can get access to his horses without a written permis- sion from bimeelf, and that is rarely given. RAILROADS. BALrTinoke AND OBIO RAILROAD. UNDA, Jo Among his treasures is @ brother of “Dexter, torwarded by the way of England and the pack. Baltimore and Way 8 : xamey, speedy horse,ot which marvelousthings | ets used for the conveyance of the corre*pand- Seat eanore, Annan: gs bn are told. This 1 the-way stable is just now | ence between England and the United States. Breue _—_ the center of a Rood dent of interest.’ Among | Qn its side, the postal administration of m., Baltimore god . horsemen it has been known fur a long while | France sball assure, on account of the postal m.,New York, Paiisdelphia, Boston, Bal- that a Methodist minister in Kentucky owned a | administration of jthe United States, the Intar- 0.05 rege Ee mo colt ef which marvelous things were tuld. The | mediar: “bolus ‘Berkeley ee animal was black as a raven, and bore the | be tor ford’ Bprings. a, 3-4 name of *Biackwood.” The value of the | py means of the French mail-packets. w ve, Germantown, horse, in the estimation of the owner, may be | ‘The postal administration of the United States Barnesvilic, n, Frederick, Staup. seen by the pleasant litte price that was pat thall pay tor this transportation to the tal upon him. The horsemen on the street laughed | paminkec: ~ 9 administration of France the same rates, por . that a plain Methodist parson, in the wilds of thirty grammes of letters and per kilogramme | s 48 Kentuck, offered his animal tor 260,000! The | or samples of merchandise or printed matter, | 10.00 alluded to heard to much of this colt that he } as those at which the intermediary transporta- Laurel " took a trip to Kentucky look at him. Hesaw | (ion is hereinabove fixed, by Hamburg packets, | 1-00 p. m., New York, iphia, Norfolk, Bt- bim move. He describes bim as @ marvel. | of the mails from France for the United States. | 5 go Roctt Crs, Baltimere. Denner at Kelay. iis nostrils become rod ws re; his eyes dilate, ARTICLE 4. 5:23 9 Bas Bpaimote: Laurel end Relay. and he’ teems transformed. The captivated | The correspondence exchanged between the | > we bon tater New Yorker offered #3),000 for the colt. The roan ~% Se ee postal administration of Frauce sud the postal . m. Winchester, Hagerstown, Proferiok, acministration of the United States shall be ‘otut of Books and 'Way Stations, (via Metro- forwarded in conformity with table A, annexed politan branch.) to the present regulations. Pm. B ARTICLE 5. Correspondence sent in transit, in open mail, conformably to Article V11.of the convention owner received the proposal with disiain. He did not even repiy; ordered the horse back into the stable and went into his house. Anotaer t was made, and the horse changed-owners, 0,000, it is said, being the price. Now the ‘an is thie: When the tamed horses that are to tnore, Annapolis apd Way Stattour. id Kelay. ‘ ™ ay. Pm. Chicago, 8. Louts, Lonteritie, Omotn- pati. Golumous, Sandusty, Deer Park, Berke trot on your course have done theic best, | (1 vsih April, 1874, shall be exchanged between bey Bprings, Hevtvilies iageretow : “Blackwood” is to be trotted out to see what | the postal administration of Frauce and the man Cars be cando. Those who have reen him movesay | postal administration of the United States on $4 thai be is the most extraordinary animal ever | “be conditions reepectively fixed by the said ar. | © dure, B-rkeley Springs, Qatabertand sat aif stations ou Metropolitan road, man Cars SUNDAY TRAINS Baltimore and Way Stations 8.30 @. m., 1.08, 48, aud 7.30» m, leemore amd y —7.30 &. m. and 7.08 m and 7 p.m. m seen in this part of the country. ticle and by tables B and U, annexed to the pre- sent reguistions, ‘The postage-charges which the two adminis- trations shall have mutually tocarry to accoant for this correspondence shall be stated by the dis patching exchange-vffices in ordinary figures, and unitormly on the upper left side of the ad- drese, as follows! In red ink, on prepaid objects entered by the dispatching office to the credit of the corres pouding ciiee. Washington Mansions. A Washivgton correspondent of the Cincin- nati Gazette writes: — Looking down Conuecti- cut avenue, which borders one side of Corcoran Castle, a panorama of new, rejuvenated Wash- ington is attractively laid out before us. Every- where we see elegant edifices rearing their cost ly roofs to the h s. In the foreground, wm an elevated stands @ block of thice —=.45 Trains Siop as Vialuct Howl, Relay “BF All ration, Bouse 5) ce, For furibet, information apply at the Baltimore howes, the handsetest, in my estrm 1» black ink, on unpaid objects entered by,| sed Qo Ticket Oils, Washcgton Sintioay an within the city’s limits. ‘They are built bi g olice to thedebt of the corres-"| 45°, Pounsylvania avenue, whore orsers will be arried somewhere in th asl ” sehen fe Bageace to be checked Sad received at e. They are b ARTICLE 6. Pros HARP, Mester of Trar spor te, and are ver Kegietered letters, which eb LM. CoLE, Gon: Noket Agent reprearanc. twarded by the sduini GO. &. KOONTZ, Gon Agent ed tiem whichearsesour modern | 4, United States, eal SALTIMORE & FO > RATA From a distance they look.in their | sq. of the address | B* mioer conan Ocoee OAD sorobre grayners and itregu'sr roofs, like some y : Atvor June 2th. 1874, traine will rag a toltowa: id with time,’ aud only needing mas Nowe: z) RAINS LEAVR FORK TRAINS ARRIVE o ive mantliog the parapets to make the di > . SALTiMonk 5 Ww. Hinerowe sion complete. I like the houses, particalarly Ordinary letters, reg sare Bj borthery ex. 6:138. mo Now Fork Br- for this very suggestion of ancientpess; every- { wercbandire. and aee, * ; ay in the building line all around the city ts | either irom the ease eae = Ot Ge +o culpably, alarmingly new-looking, tnat one ) adn 9:43 &, m., Limited Bx- 10:400/m.,Accommota- Ost smell fresh paint and green mortar ees for New York, tion daily ox. Sunday, tf passing any given foc vex. Suncey, Par-¥:40 m., Balttmore «f the three houses store: r ad upon the Kk and Conrecticut avenue, belongs to ex. Gov- wited Stutes tor France, Algeria, and tn eon ee! eruor Shepherd; the middie oneto ex-Architect | ries to which Fraues serves aa’ iuterui- Bas Bee ak Cluss, which is finished internally in the most | Gicry, shal marked on the side of the wi iy, ex w elaborate and princely manner, with the finest | dress with a stamp, indicating the date of mati- s ‘ennessce marble and gorgeons frescoing. The | ing and the place ofurigia. f third . on the corner of 17th and KI] PineovAnrices 8. itty, day. ; rom streets, is the property of Mr. Hailett Kil- ¢ postal administration of the United States Porth daily, oxcep 1 Balgimore and the weet, bourn, a real estate broker, who four years ago cause to be pisced on the address of the | 9igg'p m. for Philadel" genries, duilye dwelt contendediy in s tiny two-story house of | prepaid objects which the American exchange Fate i. — . unpretentious exterior, with his handsome wife | offices shall forward to the French exchange | 7:65 acormmods and pretty daughters. But real estate, under | cfices the impression, in red ink, of the stamp ton to Baltimore daily advantageous circumstances, is a profitavle | + pgia.* except Hundey Ora peoapenoue eae rer teen uubetter evidence | On its side, the postal administration of | %28 9, m a Of 4 prosperous career than this palatial pile of | France shall cansed to be placed the impreesion, Seuman pearing: Wrecnien costly stone? The other three sides of this | in red ink, of the stamp “2. D.” upon the ob. ay, Weduesden ond et paler pane built up by blocks of Mr. Shap- Ss prepaid to destination; and of the stamp | except Sunday. 's hou P. PY’ upon the objects prepaid by compul- | Pope's Creek , leaving Bowie ai 10 a. Solas ee eine son to any limit whatever to their course, | p. mo. arriviag wt Popcw Oreea at 3:68 . v Savanwan— | which shall be forwarded by the French ex: | bi. The Savannah News of @ late date says:—A | ¢ ces te A iean hangs- Trains leaving Weesington et $:35 9, m. and short time since wo mentioued tho killing of & ee Se Ae eer lS 40 p.m. connect at Odeuton with traits for Au: large king snake in the yard attached to the resl- 1e stamp “Afranchissement insuffisant,” oF ; dence of fir. Hl. F. Willink, and weuow have to | «2 e,Sta@P “Afranchissement incufisan 4 “Insuficiently prepaid,” as the case may be, shall be placed upon letters insufficiently paid. ARTICLE 9. Fach of the mails exchanged between the postal administrations of tue two countries shall record the destruction of another of theas rep- tiles in front of @ private residence on Brough- ton street, near Abercorn, early yesterda: morning. This last specimen was ofthe ‘diamond a Office and Pennsylvania weet corner of 18th stro Srenae, northwest cot uer 6th etrect and species, and was about three fee Ww wenbe, Can have thei: informed that son tlong. Weare | be accompanied by @ letter-bill, upon which Ghecked ath have thelr baggage called the v Parties occupying a place in | the exchange-offices shall state, with the clasai- | sna Wi icluity of where both these saakes were heations established by the contention of Pew a hotels aud ronidences bo ell potuta Worth rng Through tickets to Sinetchat Ootum- killed, bave been in the habit of buying reptiles ye FA April, 1874, as follows: pot eT BS of different kinds from negroes and others and |“ iat ‘The hature and the numberof the objects | volute Bast, z L, DUBABRY, General Bap’. . m are f 0 tain. i & tear ap ttem in an old stable, Among them are | which the mail rhall contain, B. 8. YOUNG, Geu'l Paw'r Akent, epuat 2d. The number of single rates relating to the correspondence of the one of the two countries for the other. serted that these parties have purchased reptiles at prices varying from $2 to #5 apiece, for Furo- 1874eexxsVanta novrel 874 pean museums, and have made good specula- Sd. The weights or sums to be carried to ac- tions by selling them at high prices, in many | conut for eachivluss of correspaedences souTEyaer. cases obtaining $50 apiece. The police have | ‘The effice to which the mail shall be ad- visited the place, and ordered the parties to re- dressed shall acknowledge the receipt thereof Sa anil move their stock of venomousreptiles instanter. | to the diepatching office by the first mail tere, ae ane, alter. A Womaw Base Batt Prayer—Emma | © The jctter-bille and acknowledgments of re- | #ith Beenery, Palace Britton is @ female; dresses like a female and -ofli Loon- | Sight Oars, with monders. has the appearance of a female; but in every | $Ut Of the French exchange-oflices shall con- | Si60) Tilies paved to Western and Central form to models D ard E, annexed to the present ‘¢gulations, ‘be forms of the letter-bill and acknowledg- ment of receipt, of which the Amorican ex- change-ofiices ¢1 make use in their relations with the French exchange-offices, must accord with the medels hereinabove designated. ARTICLE 10. The correspondence described in the letter- Dill shall be divided into aa many packets as this correspongence will admlt ef lines or special articles, ach packet shall be placed under a label, indicating the nature and the weight of the correspondence, as well as the jects apd the number of single-rates or the sums, asthe case may be, inscribed upon the letterebill. Bow York. other respect ahe is a male. She talks, acts a1 ‘The 11:55 a. m. except Bunday, conducts herself In the most minate particular cot end Wortewenn Bi daily, Cnenamedd like ® man. She bears a good name, is rich, SSieccuecn slseederemee Speaks to, andis well thought of by everybody, yetshe has contracted boyish habits, and has learned almost to hate her sex, a3 she shuns them entirely. She possesses good judgment, for the moment che saw the Aotiye Club she ottered tg bet fifty to twenty on them, and to make ™tters hnsiness jike she pulled ont a roll of greexbacks. She shook her head, spit out like @ man, and Ceclared it was no use talking or playing & ‘‘snide”’ club against a crack or- ganization. No matter how bard the base balls are thrown to her, she will catch them as neat- ly a5 anybody else. She throws and bats vee well, while her knowledge of sD ed woul allow ber to umpire as good as anybody else. She ARTICLE IL or 8B axp never becomes intoxicated, nor does she c! Re; d letters shall be entered by names trains leave for Alexandria tobacco.—Keading (Penn) Bagle. on the letter-billof the dispatching office, wit Re AT | Wives should be careful how they tantalize | *!! the details which this bill allows. oe their husbands, Mrs. Valantine Scaolland, of Jersey City, received, y banter, two fract ‘These letters shail form a special packet, cov- | day, ered with an envelope of white paper, sealed on in soturn for hee all the folds by means of the seal of the dis- tures of the skull and ot bs, mortal wounds, tnilieted by her irritated hus- | Patebing office, and cs of ae ring ea daily exonpt 3 ec a Pei brane meme eo ep Sonne” | ome aR Pate tt tml A nd for would pe “a has beea lovers will be wedded as soon as she arrives. A should have base- ment with would the tarian,