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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
CHOICE STORIES,
RACY SKETCHES,
SELECT HUMOR,
INTEREST ING
CORRESPONDENTS

and all that is most fascinating and instruc-
llEs IN he cur tnt Literature Of The day
ne GAzETrE VIII aia' aim to : i've tull
anu Felihbl" feportS a. all LOCAL r IN =
a. pupllc ms rest tttg Their with u com pre-
nSliAlNe summary Ot GENERAL \EWS
IN IN FtrIu aHu tlOusrhuld Department
RihcLlcA IN orluattun Tor he FAttMEk an
HouSEkEEPEk ~ BE-. carefully COMPLIED.
n $40 tour aim IL to tt.shs. "a u tt,,,T vs,i,-
aple Tor It's "a p sitE e aud u efu to he. ctltu-
luunity IN which W. i've, and Ia tht- hops-
10 rec i've a cont EuatiOil the liberal en-.
courage meut hetetOiur- awarded
ed.
Terms of the GAZETTE Two DOLLARS prJ
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Adminis1ratOr's Notice.

sT.E9E undersiEned has been duly ap-
4 pointed and qualiTis as AdmInistrstfO
Of the estate Of Andrew sharp. eeeaS ed
All pensous ihtei esied will govern them
selves accordingly.
STEPHEN SHARP,
marI7-3f Administrator.
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to be placed on the table, lvith lamp
and fixtures complete cost from 81 up
ward. If lamps are not used. the water
should be boiling hot when put in. an j
replenished with every new supply OF
eggs. else the succeeding ones VIII not
be sufficiently cooked. Egg racks, to
set in boiling hot water. are convenient.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

Keep a very attractive stock
o. NOtiOaS, Hosiery. Gl0Uts
Ig.i M Bli1IgS Ribbons. b 7'yqlGR
Ze phgTs. (IeTH3datsJlU1 ZeDh!ArS
domestic YnrH, Lsfdies anu
tFSHES' OgldeTOeaT, Hoods, AlS-
bias. dc.
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ExAMINAFTOV NOTICE.
school Examiners Notice.

HE school Examiners OF Delaware
i ,DuntA WIll tii+,-r, 'ttIrlHg the t.ssI 1871
tor he XaIIii IisltOn o. btsit-FS, al the tOl
lowinE lIlsi,-s-~ .tIiti rlnIt-~. IIaniel,
At n. CENTRAL SCHOOL HOUSE, n
delaware, Ot = turday Feb. 5'h, Ms+r''i. 4ti
18th, Aptll Sth. i5La snd 24I, Map IA, OH
- ptsiu z At 80 h, O,tOnss IA n, 18th
N''VtIuirt-' II'I', 18th Iii 18th Es-i-ssIatti h.
Al the School House, in SUEBURY, OctO
bt-r TIA.
They will also examine appi cants on the
last Friday Oi the Session of the County
Ieat,-herS l stitute.
No s;rrT ifirstIr ~ GrIalIt+d unless the applI
cant II "qualIfiefi to teach ALL ths bFsfncht-
Ilsarisd 10 tn' law namely ththaGr9sphN
kratilug, Writing, ArIbtiInPIt'', GssIgraph
Et HIiSh t5t4mtnsr: ana pO-sAsS~tH All AZ
equait Sts0~ lt-'ige OF the tisury and prar
tlrt sIf teach Iig.
Exs HiiutIIuns viii commence al 4
tFt' 0cks A. NJ and clio e At '''ri''ck p
'tnd 't'' ap1Ili,-anI will D+ tuHIitt-d after u
O'clOek. l fle- rxt-rs-l~t-r VIII t+ esBidirtt-d
Tar ~ possible IA wrIIIuR. Each t:aUtIitiat'
Is rtqut-~Ee ed to bring paper and p-iCil HIa
siam tls-fi envs-isspe 'tCrts~Fit 30 himself, 10
which The crtfis yvsaIded wIil he. Insilt,
to HIM. or no ice of ailurr.
J. y. CAMPBELL,
January 9Th. 1871 II Clerk
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e8H HEEEEaEEEs

TO THE WORKING CLASS-We are
now prepared to furnish al classes with
constant employment at home, the whole
of the time or for the Fpare moments.
Business new, light and profitable. Per-
aail1g of ~ Der eek easily earn from SOC 10
s. yer evening, and 8 proportional sum by
iieVOting their whole time to the busi sinesss
Boys and gtl Is .-sTn nearly as much as men.
Thai AL who wee this notice may send tn, In
address, and test the business, we make the
satisfied. we VIII send 81 to pay for the
trouble Of writing. Full particul sTs, yssl-
work on, and copy Of The Peoples Liter
gJ.g CO6npG1foEl-0ne of the largest and best
family NJ wspapers ever publIshed-all
s. M free by mail, Reader, IL you want
peTmanent, prOltap 10 3 work. aafEiFess
Il. o.. ALLEN "a CO. AUGUSTA NE
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COparlnerNhIp.

THE undersigned have this day
a formed Copartnr ship under the Il T.
and firm name OF s. P. ssiiur q Co. for the
purpo-e OF continuing the whrsI-Ns,fe and
retail Dry Goods business, at he ol staDo
Of $. ?. a j. ] Shur. s. P sHUR-
nIr-Iz-tf T. NJ BYERS
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DfssOlnffon YOfice.

TSHE parfnprship heretofore existing be
fW. en- C. d. Potter d Z. p. Hammond
nffder the firnt name of g q. Potter & c..
WAS dissolved by mutual G. -nsent, Dec 81
All parti. indebts-d {, the late firm. a.,
reuuesbed to settle at once with Z. p. Ham
m0nd.
q. D. POTTER
n p HAM MOND.
The business will be efnt1nned at the cid
stand under the same hrIn name by
c. d. POTTER.
BEareh3-Im
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NEW GROCERY .
JOSEPH WELTER

The highest market price paid for all kind
of Country Produce.
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settlements Of Estates.

VWNHE accounts In the following z ss-
/ Iate~ h4se been fled in Ih- PTobal.
Court for sstilsmsn, and the sai'ae are se 7
for heating and seItlvmei,t on the 81 day
II March next and viii then be s+ttled t.
wit:
l George W Wells. Administrator
J.,hn Nettlefon deceased.
2. John Hun. Adm nistTator of James H.
Van HOutou- deceased.
s. Louis. smith Guardian of Catherine
1. 81 Cornell. Guardian of sarah Cornell.
5. -. Peasley, Guardian Of Eliza Az ers.
8. James l. ggett Administrator OF Am"s
4. sarah Wise, Administrative of Jacob
8. q. orge Honeter. Administrator of Mar,
z. Honels T. Guardiai of William E. Hone-
. john j. Lssher Administrator Elizabeth
.. John James Administrator of John
ii. l. 5. Wells, Administrator OF Richard
2. Jam. Cutler. Administrators of ]. a.
IS. James Cutler, Administrator of Mary
Il psvldG q Edwards Administrator
IS q ngelin. Jennings. Guardian OF Jas.
JssnnIngs ard others.
:, g, I,ssYid Golsreh Executor Of Nathan
Il; R"bert Mcclure Administrator OF
Richard Mc(lur-, decd.
Is. MOnIoe Orcutt Administrator Of Jos
i9, Alexander Marsh, Guardian of Mary
g. E3sizltt and others
81. Joun RsHONun Admfnistrator of B.
Cunningham decd.
"a. Alvin q F. p. fuller Executors OF
Boswell Taller d. C d.
22.5Ev ,rett :. sherman Executor of David
s. Sherman deed.
q. James Jalnison administrator of Ham
nah srpehter decd.
p a, II. Jennings Guardian John Fl.
Frey Ct al.
& p. G. WATERS,
mr-l0-4t Probate Judge.
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CROCKERY. sc.
>. N. OOx

LHREsR arrival OF Choie~ Teas JuSi
Y tece.S ed a. the mel NHn 1Ou = Iea
Depot. JNO. w. DONANIN
Ciln-z7-tf AGENT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

To have perfect success as a 'spoach-
ist, choose eggs that are two days old
AZ least; yet they must be fresh ones
Quite fresh eggs are too milky TO be used
with prime success. The beauty Of a
poached egg like fried one, consists
in having the white Just sufficiently
hardened TO form a transparent veil for
the yolk. Pour from a tea kettle as
much boiling water as you shall need.
through a clean cloth into a stew pan !:
il should be half filed IF you use
spring water It viii not require strain
ing.) Break the eggs separately into
cup or saucer, and when the water boiIs,
remove the pan from the heat, and gent
" slipp the eggs in when the white is
set replace the pan over the fire, (which
should be moderate and as soon as
the water boils, the eggs are done; re-
move them with slice and trim off the
ragged edges. If served on toast cut
the bread in pieces a little larger than
the egg. and about one-quarter of an
inch thick brown only on one side, and
just enough to give yellow. color; too
much browning yields bitter favor.
The toast may be mOistened with a little
hot water. Some sprinkle on it a few
drops Of vinegar OF essence ef anchovy
sauce.
Poeshsa Eggs With 1aam sauce.
Mince tine two or three slices of boiled |
ham. a mOFsel Of onion, little parsley |
pepper and salt; stew all together a
auafter Of an hour; put the poached
eggs in dish, squeeze over them the
juice OF half an orange or lemon. and
pour over this the sauce about half boil
ing.
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The fresher eggs are the more time
win be required for boiling. To have
them soft and tender. drop them IN
water at a boiling point, and let them
stand from FIVE to seven minutes. zg1lh
our boiling. They should be eaten from
the shell with a spoon. If desired for
salad, boil them for ten minutes then
throw them in cold water; roll gently
on a table or board. and the shell is cas-
in removed.
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For Rent.

~ V1rn.OYNG ou Watu stresstt Auitahlc
8 for business and resi'i, nee iur amiiiy.
next o 4, A. Z 'hautbsa, lislti a GQ'ns ApR 20
j, N. Mendenhals 0aE-Ae-A
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PAINTS.
LIS

ID AVV and Bottled Limaeed Otl. Lard
w OIL. Neaf'a-foof oh. Fish Oh, Lubricaf-
ing OIL. and Coal OIL. sold by
N ", STARR. Druggist,
Opp0sits AaaeTicdn Hoagae' Detaa00re, o.
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now no COOK Eees.


The French have nearly. If not quite.
seven hundred ways Of dressing eggs.
II America we have a few hundred less,
and noar or them well understood OF
Dracticed by the general public An
eee IS a very wonderful thing-rlch, DEL
ica9e and brim full Of nutTiment It
value as an article OF food is enhanced
by the ease and auickness with WilIch 4
NAV be dressed for the table
al this season Of the year. when fresh
eggs are abundant. some directions for
cooking them may be quite acceptable.
II flesh eggs are not available. care
should be taken in the use Of preserved
ones. One test for their fitness is C
drop them into cold water the stale o.
added ones will hoat on the water.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

TO BUYERS OF
u RY GOODS I
Hn- Have just received their sec
! III AAU y = Ond stock OF Fall and Winter
| Goods. purchIis d IA he East
] IT'D since the l ,te decline in
1A& prices and now otter their
| customers the benefit of the
/ EbH&OS. depreciation anu a fresh stock
| To select from.
| ruO~ Encourages by their greatly
/ aEHlD iHcr. aSed bu -ines~, have
bought irR. ~, and OW offer
Err ons OF the largest and best aa-
S'ti tinent- IN tile county. at
| priceH that will make heir es-
| &b H&OSo t,blishme,I known as the
| CHEAP STORE Of the city.
! GsLOV. Inv'te attention t., their ex-
temsive line of DRESS GOOBS
1nrIud ng hose popular SAT
EsM6 TEENS ia al the new neu-
tral shades well as u great
| ERWR Gh& V,riety OF PLAIDS nu other
- seas Unable Dress Goods.
sEOV- Make a ssPeSI3iaslltty of heir Ell,
tnea elai'rr TO be superi r n
Fig texture and col'r 10 any other
~ 40S MoH Airs and MoURNiNG
ELOV. 0fer special Inducements in
WELN NETEENS at 0m II to
So pr ri; BEAVER and
1A& oIlIer Czoakill0s and S0cki gs;
WATER PROOF. IN blue,
BROS. ereoiors. %1 'o''' -1''' an" 0'''-
STRIPED SHAWLS, PLAIN
r., SHAWLS, PAIsLEY and
H BROt HE SHAWIS FELF
and CLOTH SKIRTS, BAL
BH&OS. CHILDREN IS Fins.
GLOW 9A-si@ERrs md dtEN'TTs'
FURNISHING GOODS, and
ERR they ate mHrked o suit close
buyers, hey vi haas aI
WOoItl GtBnds bOugh Ofthem
RR OS @tJree Of charge 10y a tirs,- lass
Cutter.
GEOV. Have very large stock of
FLANNELs, BLANKETS,
G CoVERLETs. QUILTS. &C.,
BROS at The very lowest prices.
GLOV" aiE2ytRED AiTays aIIS a and inGRe BRGwN Bi9GN
Em MI~LINs; PRINTS; tt K
JEANS, and DOMESTIC
RRRS GOODS generally, at easy
1xaov, -,.,,- o+er, t,o s4,i
o. NOuOeS, Rrs7erY, GiOUts
Irf mBti1lgS Ribbons. +, 9VnlGR'
Bohaest,e Yilra, LGdtes a1.ai
RROS s:,,a s:snlxo T.. 0'lder'0ea'-, Hoods, N''-
GLOW Have IsEgs g, Sssortmsnt as T, & q
mn .ORSErS, HOOP SKIRtS |
AfA6 CoURvoIsIEK .'tLEBRATEI'
nmOSs GLOW ks for 81 25-t.vpry paiI /
ABASsDsSs WarIanted not TO rip or tear.
GLOW are selling OF their , SHOES
H ~ All should exam ne theli
DnS ht..rk before buying else
ELOVs Supply Country Merchants
Em and Peddl-rs with q rois al
Eoao wholesale rates, and invit.
B AOS Il cir attention o their stocl
sLOV- SHOW their Goods cheer.
W,Up fully to those who favo
chem with a call yyhsthr
B H& OSs they wish to buy or not.
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NOTICES.
Dissolution.

TRE partnership h~a efoGore exist
u ing ut.der the firm name Il = P & J. ]
Shur, is this day dissolved hy mutual con-
sent. - p SHUR
March 4Lh 1o41. j. j. EHUR,
ALL penWsns indebted TO the above hru
are requested 10 call and settle witIsouE ne
/ lay. An early adiusi meht OF their business
II absolutely necessary.
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FsyR. eured by it, use. Nothing can re-
tore the mir u bete the fpllici. are dos
rOVed. or the gland afro' hied nj d-rayed
'4ut St,ch lemain can be saved for use ui-
nesaS hy this app i'-l .. Inst al ui fer
ing rhe hair with = past, eedumenf. % viii
keep It. clean and vigorous. L. uccHsif'na'
use will p event the hair from iurs ing
RrsV or falling ssfI. and cons QuPufty pre-
vent badness. Free 'ron those dFal-fsrious
saulls- ancsE which make some prFpaFat ois
dnugRrOuR ard Injurious to The hair. tn
Vi1Or can only hsneht but nut harm IL. J
wanted merely for
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Gail at
CONFECTIONERY.
NIaln slreet. DeIa1v.. "a. OllIo.
GOOnALE ALANE.

PORK GiE6 HR s f.
NXTE have opeHed Pork Packing
Wv establishments ia the basement OF
Hyatt Warehouse, near the D. pot, where
we keep constantly on hand, and hIr sale, a
large quantity of gl,Oicr fam 'ly lard, sugar
cured nHms. nne sausage, mess pork, DC. We
toners. Jan20-3ms
BUSINESS CARDS neatly prtntedfm
- -. ~ tiAtest & style, st prices from IS 1000 up
49, 80 ~ ~ me GAZETTE JOB OFFICE
49, a.. ~ ~, Ssnt @saOrGmoms ssrCarraaRes
and the chsap pest aud bs,ps .sver H. ,I15Si,f
% Del@wares CRlthnd exam = them
lS q D. itFrEk AGO.
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BLO9lTNGTON III, NURSERY.

1eth Year, 600 Acres. z8 GreenhOnses.-
Large.4 AsSorfm-nt-all sizes. B4aE stock
Low Prices Would you know What.
Whem. How 10 Pias :! Fruit. Shada. Ever
sreen Trees. Roo Graft,s, Seesflines Osage
PEsnGg- Apple Seed. Early Rose Potatoes
-shEub8, Roses, Green h0use and Garden
PiNnn5. &c, &c. F1OVVew and vegetable
SeedBf Finest, BesT COlIecfiOn-ssUFt~ ard
unnlf&E. - nd 10 rents for NJ w, Ilfrs trated
descriptive - ataIOgue-90 psge4 send
slamp, each for t'atsalOgues Of seeds with
PLAIN dirpctiOn~-63 pasess BeddFIaE and
Harden EtautS-3S pages and VI lloi iesisI Its
Price Li~ta q pages. Adares
#. & PBQNIX, Bloomington, nlinOis.
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LEE & THOMSON,
PubIishers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-12-21
46,5so.9e
l1a.753.22
:. -
$l66,334.ls

Now, if the men. bers of, the General AS
seaibly would, instead of mileage, charge
the State only with their actual travelling
expenses paid out in going to and return
ing from the annual sessions, dispense as
far as possible with committee clerks, and
aduce the expenses of printing, binding,
stationery, &c.. &C., one-half, the entire ex-
penses Of your session will be less by $780,
600 than the Legislative expenses of the
fiscal year.
But not alone to legislative expen-
SEES is the opportunity for economy CON
fined. AS have before stated, hone
within the present fiscal year to put tho
penltentIary upon paying basis. About
halF OF last Years expenses, say $4,000,
L am satisfied will be sufficient to meet ex-
penses for the current year, provided the
recommendation made be adopted
Ours7stcin Of courts is also entirely too
expensive, and from fifty to seventy five
thousand dollars can and ought to be annu.
ally saved in this departm, Mt alone We now
hsee eghty-four county, eight corporation,
aud sixteen circuit judges Some time since
for the purpose Of obtaining certain statisti-
cal information, prepared and had MALE,
TO each county and corporation Judge ia II =
State blank form, with the request that III
81 thesano up With the Information as.;s.
CONTINUED ON PACE FtTS
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ct. Louis Mutual Life
y. Insurance Company,

aSSettS over pO,UUU,UUU
REASONS FOR INsURING IN THIS COMP'Y.-l Its
managers, mon of known character and integrity,
have already placed it beyond suspicion or exper-
iment. g Its risks are well scrutnized by expe-
tienced Medical Examiners and carefully select
ed. 3. Its investments are OF undoubted securi-
ty. 4. Its accumulatons are simple for every
contingency. 5. Its past management and rapid
growth is guarantee of the future.
titt GEORGE L. WILMER & CO.,
State Agents,
Alexandris, Va.
W. H. WATTS, District Agent
Staunton, Va.
Office under the Virginia Hotel.
jan 26-tf
4 XES, for sale, ct II. A. GLENN & co.'s
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in ample time to prevent any delay III the
levy and collection of taxes upon real estate
for the coming year.
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
The reports Of our three insane asylums,
the Eastern. Central aud Western, as well as
that of the Institution for the Deaf Dumb
and Blind, which are herewith submitted ex-
hibit a most satisfactory condition of affairs
10 each one of them. They challenge com
parison with any institutions Of Ike charac-
ter in the country The Western, under its
able superintendent still maintains its char
acter as one of the first institutions Of its kind.
and the Eastern never in its history attained
to the position it now occupies, Its capaci-
ty for usefulness has been largely increased
the past year by the addition Of new build
ings.
The Board ask for an appropriation to pro-
vide heating apparatus. which l thlhk
should be granted, The Central is accom-
plishing more for our colored insane than
could have been reasonably anticipated.
| believe it to be the first institution Of its
kind established in the United States. The
report Of the superintendent and board of d.
rectors is worthy of your careful perusal.-
The accommodations for the white Insane,
notwithstanding the en- argemcnt Of the East
ern Asylum, are still insufficient for the re-
ception Of al. those thus unfortunately afHict
ed in the State During the last fiscal year,
$6439 68 was expended in the support Of the
insane in enr iails and prisons
One or both of our present Asylums must
be enlarged. or a new one erected. The West
ern has sufficient capacity for the accom-
mediation of over 300 patients, and the East
ern, with the recent additions, for about ga.
The latter ask for an appropriation FOR still
further enlargement. I cannot recommend
this or the enlargement OF the Western. :"
PENITENTIAkY
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-12-21
Encourage Home Enterprise.
LIFE INSURANCE co.
vIR GIL N I Ae
Capital, 100000.

A. G. HGcKawssiHie. President.
p D.1 B. rn pnuh, vios-Prssidsnts
S. B. PAUL, Secretary.
D. P. FACKLER Consulting Aetaary.
Dr. Dr., JAMES ,, y" f puss, Medical Directors
JOHN F. lay | Genl Agents Secretaries of
JOHN B. WILSON, Richmond Board.
Home Office at Petersburg, Va. witS local Boards
al Richmond and Norfolk.
THIS COMPANY invests all Reserve from Premi-
ums in the State. and within the limits of the
Departme nt from which they are derived.
We invite examination and solicit investments
in this solvent Home Institution, with names and
capital commanding confidence.
GEORGE C. JACKSON,
Gen1 Agent for Staunton and adjacent counties.
DR.. B. NJ. ATKINSON, Medical Examiner.
As to the business experience, large means and
high integrity of the gentlemen controlling this
Company | refer, by permission, to Col. John B.
Baldwin. Smith & Elder, Hon. A. II. Fl. Stuart
Addison Waddell, Sheffey & Bumgardner, NJ. Har-
w Effinger, Cashier of the lst National Bank
w. C. Eskridge, Cashier of the National Valley
Bank; Mayor N. K. Trout.
OFFICE-corner of Augusta and New Court
House streets, adjoining d. S. Young's law Office,
aug 81 1T
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enter into the discharge Of their duties. If
such board be promptly organized, it can
complete its lahors and report to the Auditor
in ample time to prevent any delay III the
levy and collection Of taxes upon real estate
for the coming year
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-12-21

4 XES, for sole, ct H. A. GLENN s. co.'s.
n nov 30-at
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cheap and fertile lands together with reason
able and rapid transportation here.
These iustrumentalties and inducements
we must equal or exceed if we expect to sue
cessfuly compete with them. We must have
a thoroughly organized system OF agencies
abroad for the diffusion Of accurate informa
ton and the management of the. business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-10
10y LATIMER b CLKAkY. Aucttoneers,
- Successors to Cooper q Latimer,D
Southwest corner Pennsylvauia and 18th street
UHAECERY sALE OF VALUABLE Farm AND
OARDHN LAND AND VILLA hITES IN

Southwest corner Pennsylvauia ave and Iitk street
OaaECEkY SALE OF VALUABLE FARM AND
SARpnS LAND AMP VILLA SITES IN
- BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
0of the District OF Ooiumbis, passed therein on
sss Of @ !. sss
nfs, and Tabar.t 81 al, Defendants, No. 1898, E9.
Ii.
dessrs,d q the tine =. such terms Is are here
bisSsr. on the Sremi.es Aa'uon' 70 inc hishes'
The :.,d Trustees win, on THURSDAY. the a,,h
Fam. Ss 70 s Or the h:
late S,or re-; W IsIeTIts knoyn :: Oxen" lyinS
tanning about one hundred and four eiSaj acres Of
The sad tro.tes. win al;o, ON FRIDAY, the asth
day q - is.d r aa S!sea to sell the
from the Eastern Branch towards the grounds OF
the Insane Asyl um. and containing sbost two han
been subdivided into noe, desirable liza or garden
trset: thirty one 81 IN nsnhsr. each ,nrsinins
vicinity or Uni IN ?, and border uDon the turn
pike road, with which thsy all ee@mun,csts, eithsr
1hes Al Opsn one 81 these tract. oriais"oa@Sse
one,is IMPROVED ~ q dwelling and ont h"a,es;
and numbers i've and siS are impro1ei bys build
Be S 0s :,
lSt. situated as they ace IN the garden spet of TIE
The sale q ih bots Vi. ON hs pr .ns
ss.. on rsipAY =. goth d:y Of Nay. IS shove
10 day unHl sha whole shAl be al sVosed Of -
The terms Of sale far all Of said land win be AZ
snce tn three equsl deferre pa,msut bearia, ,,,.
tersr. at s1o ears. seoarvd BY lien on thf
premises A cash deposit of S5ovip be required o,
each purchaser IT time OF sale. AL eonvryancius
and stamps at the eo~s OF al pareh.-~rs II ths
terms ef sale are nos compiled With Within ten DAYS
the trustees tererys the right % sell. ct the rsl
ard COS: OF the defsnlting purchasar .. s 4
BOSS PERRT., trustees
uylO-eokds LATIAkR b CLBARl, Auets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-10
EVENING STAR.

TIE Coal TRApE--There has been partial
resumption sf coal mining in some OF the
rtTacite regions. and the very general belief
among those interested In the trade il tn at the
controlling influence Of the W. Il. A. is broken
as to further distance The intelligence Of the
COLLAPSE of the General Council of the Miners
~ PottsvIlie last week had most de NOR Ali King
effect thrOus hOGt all the several regisns, and
che consequent probability that work will soon
Re resumed l. since daily siren gthened by cur
rent events. Consumers are iubilsnt at the
Prospect o. reduction in the prIce of coal
Tough As yet he good time coming, 50 often
snuoUucec- cannot be declared A. actually here.
I'ItlG. L-dger, StA.