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TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF TWO TWO
STORY FRAMES NEARLY NEW, SITUA-
IND on SOUTH SIDE OF STREET SOUTH,
BETWEEN 3D AND IA STREETS, WEST:
hhLSo; TWO SMALL FRAMES ON REAR OF
A BY virtue of deed of trust, bearing date
E8 October 10, A. u. 1871. and dolly recorded
49, among the Land Records for Washington
county in the District of Columbia, October lith
lSl, IL Liber No 66S folio lao, eft seq and by drec
tioD Of the party secured thereby, L shall sell a,
pubic auction, in front Of the premises, MON
DAY, the 4th day Of November, loT2 at IA O'Clock
p m, all that certain piece parcel a ground
situate and being in said city aud d stI.ct, an
known part of Lot numbered even (Ill, ia
square numbered five hundred and thirty five 1881
beginning Ter the same at point fifteen (ljl feeI
west CT the northeast corner IF said Lot, and
ming thence south one hundred and thirty four l34
Il ct SIX 90 inche thence VEST twenty five 25l feet
SIX (6l inches, thence north one hundred and taTty
four lS4 ct six 81 inches and thence east twenty
nye 20 feet six TO- inches to place of beginning,
gether with improvements thereon. This property
" i'll be sold separately.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. (of which $50 on
each piece OF property must be paid at time Of sale }
and the residue III equal payments in one and two
cent. interest from day of sale-interest payable
semi annually-aDd secured to the satisfaction of
Trustee the premises Sold "or all cash at option
OF purchaser. Convey snciBg and recording at
purchaser purchasers cost. If the terms Of sale
are not complied with within six dals from day Of
sale the Trustee reserves the right to RESELL after
week public notice. risk and cost of default
ing purchaser. WIN. F. HOLTZMAN, Trustee
oc23 dads LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct,opeers
- Nc. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d sts

- Nc. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d sts
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
THE ISLAND.
~ By virtue of q de ed Of rust dated Sentembar
L. i. n 4 ID ISL and duly recorded in Liber Ne.
dso, folio l0, &c, the LAND Records tor Wash.
iDgton county ID. o. and by direction Of the party
secured thereby, will sell, at public auction ID
'front.' OF the premises, at 4 O'Clock n m on " Fin.
HEspAY; the SON day Of October: A. D., iva,
sgnare numbered four hundred and seventy one
sfI, IN The city Of shington D. c., with ali the
IMPROVEMENTS theron.
Terms of sale One half In cash; (of which $50
must be paid At sals3 the deferred payments TO be
made IN and IL months after day Of sale with in
tele.t at ths rate Of ten pr cent. per annum, aud
secured Dy deed OF trust TO the satisfaction of the
trustee. Terms OF sale to be fully complied with
within six Gays after day Of sale, other wise the
trustee reserves the right TO resell the property at
ne Iiss and cost OF nrst purchaser. All conveyance
IL s at purchaser cost.
WM. III WARD. Trustee.
oeH-stawSds GREEN Il VILLA MS Aucts
TIL ABOVE SALE II POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY. November 9th, 1879, same hour
ard place. By order OF the Trustee
ecu GeEHN q WILLIAMS Aucts
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pY LATIMER & CLEARY,
- AuctiOnesrs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southw est corner Pennsy avenue and ilta ST
Star Office Buildings,
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UY &. KENNEDY,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No oI9 Seventh street, oppos lite the Post Office.
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF SIX
FINE BBICk DWELLING HOUSES ON L
sTRE1T, CORHEk OF NORTH CAPITOL
II By virtue of a deed OF trust to me, dated
G" September 3, 1877, and recorded Septemb-r 81.
.lSl in Litter No. sss, folio 1873, one Of the land
records OF Washington county, D c.. shall set up,
expose and sell to the highest bidder on he premf
ses, on SATURt AY. November ID, at O'Clock D.
M Of the property mentioned in said deed of trust
and being Lots numbered one hundred and twenty
three l1s). one hundred and twenty -four (lS4, one
hqndred apa twenty five SisS, one hundred and
one hundred and twenty eight lLssL and one hun
dred and twenty nine (l29), Of b. r. Gilbert re-
corded subdivision of square numbered six hundred
and seventy FIVE l67s Upon these lots there six
first class press brick front dwelling houses, on the
corner opposite st. Aloysius Church, in q most cen
trial and desirable neighborhood.
Terms cash within seven days from the day of
sale, Of which Sl00 must be deposited each house
when sold. All expenses Of convey ancing at pur-
chsser's cost. j. O. EASTWOOD, Trustee.
ociS G. KENNEDY, Auct.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.

THE NEW BOOKS.
The Ordeal fer Wives By The author of
Ought veto Welt ~ -. - .....-... o. %
sermons on Living Subjects. BY Horace Bash
xos,-.s.--------. -
hand Oh II PEI Iun- =. CSemesiSs, and Oth,T
Toilet Articles; Their selection and use. and
dlrsSti9ns Tor their 81
Inc loiset 70 ancient ard Ncsern Times with
ar-v1ss ot he difrrept theories OF heaufg-. ] Sc
them By L,yins.i n stone, 4. NJ -. , 50
TrsdfnS: BY the author Of the ~ ide Vice
Strive and succeed. LucE aud PlEck se
ries. By horstio Algsr. Jr-..-...--- -
BIZ gFs1his Lfsrsris, or Tire Literar- LIE ard
Opinions Of samuel Taylor Coleridg~ 2yol- s ~
The tsneid of Virgil. Translated hy q. P
cranOh. ~
Chr i~tisn Art and Syub aism, with soSae hints
on the study Of Landscape. BY Rev. Il 81
JOHN TyTVbit IllustI Sied.--.-------. =. -. 2 o.
The Had the World A love story BY
EdN. kgglestOn, author Of The Hcosier
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The OaiCsst, and other pDvms By J. W Wat
SOB suihOr OF Beautiful Snow -. %
Hints on Household Taste In Furniture. Ip-
hosiery, and other Details. By Charles L.
ks>ttske- An co
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Art lduoatisn, Sehoss SIC and Iuaustial By
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PHILIP d NOLONONA,
BOOhSkLL 6RS AND TONERS
fr--u Sli Pen -yiVs ants avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
T0-KoRHOW.

R1 LATIMER 0LEARY,
- Auct1onesrs and Real EatAte Brok ere,
Southwest corner Peansyly mia ave. and nth street,
Star Oncs Buildings
mo SUPERB RRENCH-PLATE MFNTEL
MlRkoRS: one RoSEW0OD-CASE PIANO
FORTE. BY THOMAS CLARKE: SUr RfRIOR
BLACk WALNUT. MARBLE.TOP CRAMBER.
s 6TT' u AhOfSSNf FCRNITURE; PAINTED
SITS Fl Tsu PA ri II SETS; IPMoLSIERED Is
CASEs; WRITING TABLES; MARRLE TOP.
IIHAPBFFRRfS6i pWssbsTT.NoTs; RECESS CHAIRS:
CARPETS; 0IL-CLOTHS: STAIR CARPETS
NM E0p G EXTENsIoN DINING: TARLEs:
LINN tHAIRS; CANE AND MOOD SEAT
CHAIRS: C0oKING AND HEATING STOVES
0SE FIRE PROOF SAFE. ALSs, l9 BAGS
PEANUTS, AZ AUCTION
n On sA1URiAY MORNING, Novsm
" "a, JH2, at 10 o clock, in front Of auction
lHousehold Furniture
Term, cash. LATIMER 4 CLEARy,
Cc5i II Anctioneers.
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10y LATIMER CLEARY
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylva nia ay euue and 18th n
Star Office Building

TRUSTEES SALEO VALUABLE PROPERTY
On MYRTLE sTREkT, NEAR ST ALOYsIUs
FlRST SHEETS
- By virtue Of two deeds Of trust to me, bearing
date respective ly the 2ist day OF August aud the
10Th day OF September, A. D; 1871, and record ed
among the land records Of the District of Columbis
rsspectfyey. in Liber No 655 at folio 325 and Lbsr
NO. COL at folio %, and at the request OF the parties
secured thereby, will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder 10 front Of the premises, at O'Clock
p m, on WEDNESDAY, the 1 9th day OF Noyem-
Der, A ID 1872, Lots numbered two hundred and
three two hundred and four (2OA), two hundred
and hye ta5), two hundred and six (2Os). two hun
cred apd seven ta1l, and two hundred and Gig bit
t2o), IN u. +. Gilberts subdivision of Square num-
bered ak hundred and Ave (675), as the same
Of " ashiDg ton WY
Zach lot has a front Of about Is feet inches on
the nerth side Of Myrtle street, with q doptb of
about % feet, and IL improved with q new three
story Brlck Dwelling HCus The attention of All
IersOns desiring to purchase comfortable homes
Terms: One third cash, of which 100 must be ds-
posted for esch bOuse when the property is struck
on and the residue OF said cash within five DAYS
AFTER the SALE the other twothirds of the purchase
n. ney m two equal payments at six t6D aud twelve
months with interest from the day of sale TO be
secured by deed OF trust upon the premises All
conveyaneiDg at the cost Of the purchasers IN the
are not piled with In ten days the
10 be forfeited, asd the property be resod upon
the same terms, after five days notice 10 any news
paper. FRED W JONES Trustee
Doyl dts LATIMER 4 CLEARY Anr,.
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTC8E DAYS.

RY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers aad Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner OF PennA avenue and nth street
Star or ee Building
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DY LATINEK & CLFkRY
- Aucti0neers and Real Estste Brokers,
Southwest corner Penns. avenue aud Ilth street
Star Office Buildings.
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS
II Northwest corner 10th and d streets
TWO GOOD WORK HORSES, TWO SPRING
MhRkET WAGONS, HARNESS, HORSE
GART EIGHT HOGS, KIGHT PICS, CORN
foDnEk, HOT BED SASH. MANURE,
FFhkhlSG IMPLEMENTS, &c, &C, AT AUG
~ On MONDAY, November 4, 1872, at IL
NH O'Clock q. m. we shall sell on the premises
80 occupied by X albert and 6ummll being OBJ
E1slte justice bases farm, d nearly opposite
Gienw9od Cemetery gate, all Of the above articles
TO the highest bidder for cash
oCS0d GKEEN n WILLIAMS Anrf.
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S TtkSEs k 4 rzIlahEEMiN'| Trustees.
ocl4 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Auets

~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
account of the inclemency Of the weather, until
MONDAY, October 2Sth, a. the ss ae hour and
place. By order Of the Trustees
oc25-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RH GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No. 1OOl northwest corner 10th and d SITS,

W EEN IZ1H AND 10Th STREETS WKST,
- By virtue Of a deed of trust dated May 9Th
E" A: ISL, and duly recorded IN liber No. 64s,
~hfollo Is ct seq, one of the lsnd records TOR
Washington county, ID. c., shall sell 1T public auo-
tlcn, Ia front OF the premises. on THURSDAY, the
4th day Of November, A. ID 1872. at O'Clock D.
m. that certain piece parcel Of srouud situate
and lying In said city Of v ashington, aud being
known ard d. scrlbed as Lot lettered and marked
I" L." in Todd and Caldwells recorded subdivision
OF certain lots in Square numbered two hundred and
seventy four, tA4,) with the provements thereon
consisting Of q two story and back building brick
dwelling house, with all modern convenience Q.
Terms Of sale: One fourth in cssh; balance in 6,
Y and Is m nths. for notes bearing interest from
day OF SALE and secured by deed of trust on premises
sCld. Sl0 deposit at time of sale. All convey
ancibg at cost Of purchaser.
VIM b. TODD JR, Trustee,
oc3 eo6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY LATIMER 4 ULEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and nth stree
: - Star Once Buildings,
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@THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, November LIST, 1872, same hour aud place
By order oil the Trustee
oc2ed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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kklDAL AND EUhEkAL wSxATHs, DO.
0lkIs, CkOSSES, AECHORS and STARS
nIeserted OF knaE1eled In Wax. All kinds Of Hair
PsAlSiSs done, namentai II afr Work on Glass and
.,TS,' % nrs. IEIEs, late Of Boston, No. 909 ssh
s,snil NJ. Admiral Colds borough, w. W. Coroo-
-, zen kisey, Gen Toms irs, Gen. Aiken,
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(stEKAL EnPLOYnKh 81 OfFIOE.-An Der
DC uen :, S,snin. 70 SS@4.S4 kSlis5ls Servants III
ossseSn and st.., vssFs thssr orde-s WIN b
~sS5 Asscs tsblSly-
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Oernof IN sfreet and Eouhfana Avenue,
PAYS PER GENT. INTEBESf UH DEpO0ifn
Interest Commences from date Of de pooits,
Deposits can be made and drawn AZ WILL
ny1t J. A. BUFF. Treasurer.
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AUCTION SALES.
by CHI EN- WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u Nc. 00l northM est corner Of 10th and Dstl


ID C.1001 northwest corner Of 10th and Dsts.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON lfIE sTREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN AND w SHEETS NORTH.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated on the
E.H twenty third day Of May, A. ID. 1S2, and duly
49, scOrded in Liher No. 654, folio l67 &C.,
of the land records for Arlington county, District
Of Columbia, by direction Of the party secured
thereby, will sell at public auction. the prem
lees, ON THURSDAY, the gath day of October, A.
D. 1S-s ct o'clock all those certain pieces or
parcels Of ground situate, lying and being in the
city OF Washington. ID. @ known and design ated
upon the ground alat plan Of said city as lots
numbered sixteen and seventeen (l6 and III. in J.
G.. Adams sub div ision Of square numbered three
hundred and thirty one $50, as recorded 10 the
Office of the surveyor of said city, each of said lots
fronting twenty aI feet on nth street west and
running back least) wi this same width ninety
four feet ten and one half inches fe+ lOI5 to ten
(fel foot alley, with the i'm prov euents thereon.
Terms OF hale: third cash; balance iu six ard
twelve months, with interest from day OF sale,
cured by deed of trust n the premises sold. 500
down at time q sale All convey sncing at cost of
the purchaser. If terms of sale not com Piled
with in five days from the day of sale, the
the right TO resell the property at the risk
aud cost of the defs uting purchaser.
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STANDABD AND JUVENILE BOOKS.
Just received direct from the New YORK
TRADE SALE,
8 large assortment Of
MIsCELLANEOUS, STAHDAID AND JUYE-
NILE BOOKS,
many Ct which will be sold greatly reduced prices
NM. BALLANTYNE'S NEW STORE,
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THE NEW POSTAL CARD.

The Postmaster General has given no
tlce that the use of postal cards, at one
cent postage, cannot commence until his
department has prepared and issued the
cards, as there is no authority for sending
any cards by mail except those furnished
by the department for that purpose; but
they will come Gin due time When
Sir Rowland Hill introduced the penny
postage in England, in 1910, good deal
was said in the papers by wayof exciting
public interest beforehand, 50 that when
the time came there was a general eX-
element about it, which set everybody to
writing letters under the new postage,
just to sec how it would seem to send let
lers for penny. It was said that one
Irish gentleman charged his son, Whe was
going to college, to be sure and write a
letter home every day, for he must re,
member that every letter he wrote saved
IL pence, as the postage had always been
a shilling from Oxford to Dublin. The
effect was that the people found so much
pleasure and advantage III writing letters
that they continued it; and the number
of letters has continued to increase each
year to the present time. Now let US
see If we cannot maze a demonstration
with these postal cards which will show
that the Americans are as capable as the
English of approaching the benefits Of
cheap postage. Let everyone who feels
interest in this subject be prompt to pur
chase good supply OF the cards just as
soon rs the postofficc will furnish them !;
and then send messages-costipg cnly tt
esnt apiece-lo friends and acquaintan-
ces iA all directions, if only to pass a COM
pliment, or express kline wishes, or com
manicate any slight intelligence. Let Us
show that we love cheap postage, and are
grateful to Congress for giving us this
small installment, in the hope Of more by
and by.
Every postal card that is sent is equiv
alent to q vote in favor of the one cent
rate for all letters. ST. keep the pose,
Office busy with the cards, and by and by
they will carry letters at the same rate.
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THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

Cotton was first planted in the United
States in the year 1889
Isinglass is made from the entrails of a
fish.
Light is composed of seven colors, --red,
green, blue, violet, orange, yellow and midi
Sage is produced from the pith of the Ian
dan tree, which grows in the East Indies.
The Bible has been translated wholly, or
in part, into 1870 languages.
Musk is produced from an animal about the
size Of a goat, native of the East Indies.
Plato taught that the human soul is ray,
or emanation from tie Deity, to whom it
will return again and that the greatest
earthly good consists in searching after truth
Plato died about 34s years B. Q.
Government and political institutions were
frst established in Egypt rs at e
I. The mahogany tree grows in the island
Jamaica, Central America, and the aouthern
part of East Florida.
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well as cunning, but at as impossible to
commend sueh an one for political eoisdona
or 0'7tae. He acts upon the principle that
what is good Tor him is good for the
country, and makes himself greater than
the nation, and affirms that part is more
than The whole. He puts himself first, and
country last. He may net always do
this consciously, but, whether intentional
ly or not, the thing is DOPE; and the
whole Cincinnati movement has It's foun-
dation, its starting point and handspring
in this sort of personal politics. They &C,
cuse Gen. Grant of personal government,
while every department. Of it is as indie.
pendent to- day of the Executive as under
any Administration since Washington.
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A pARsoN is responsible for this story
"Poor Jones died while you were away
last summer. In al. my experience / new
ef saw 80 disconsolate and grief broken q
creature as poor little Mrs, Jones it was
very sudden, you Know. | went to the
house as soon as heard it. offered my
sympathy; but herssorrow was uncontroll
able. y In such, cases think it best that
fthe rnourrer efl6dld he left alone So ]
prepared to depart"
al will leave you, poor bereaved one,
said I, with this Injunction Pray-pray
that God will vouchsafe His comfort
that He will enable you to perceive the
promised bow in the'-"Oh, rector she
burst in, how can you think of such Q
thing? It's too-too hoo premature, Ia
I'm sure
| "And," continued tue old gentleman
checking the off rein and wheeling away
from the gate, after some cogitation
fancied that I discovered that the bow
was talking about and the beau she was
thinking about weren't the same kind ot
a bow at all - rrrss.s af..tl
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STRANGE MURDER IN AUSTRIA
LIZA.

SYDNEY, March 1.-Two men havebeen
arrested IA this city on charge of muir
dering MIR. Wm. Percy Walker, an Eng
, lishman, whe immigrated toAhis country
about three years ago. The victim an
swered an advertisement for clerk in
one of the newspapers. Nine days after
wards he received reply saying that he
had been accepted, and directing him to
proceed to certain wharf on the evening
OF the following day, where one Of the
con. pany's boats would he ready to take
him % their place of business. The next
evening he went to the place named, and
wa3 never again seen alive.
Several days after his disappearance the
police apprshended two men named Mich
OILS and Frowdie, on suspicion of being
coRcerned in the murder of man nam.
ed Bridgers. formerly Il steward in he1
Msjesty's ship Rosario, who like Mr..
Walker, had answered an advertisement
been accepted, and lost his life after go,
ing 10 a place named 10y the advertiser
Frowdie was found wearing a silver watch
which had been presented to Mr.. Walker
by church congregation, and which bore
N inscription Of this fact 1t was also
discovered that these two man took Mr.
Walker down he river Paramatta in a
beat on the evening Of the day on which
he wss missing. The river WAS then drag.
ed and the body found with o huge stene
tied to the neck to keep it down. In tive
places the skull was battered In, ana there
were other marks of violence.
Taxed with the murder, Nichols desir
cd to give evidence against Frowdis but
the police declined to receive his evidence
, believing there was clear case agains.
both. In Mr.. Walkers lodgings were
found e85 in cash and other property
From facts which have since come to the
knowledge of the police it is supposed
that both miscr eahts have committed
other similar crimes. and IL has been as
certained that they were in the habit OF
inserting advertisements to fill situations
Other gentlemen are missing besides Mr.
Walker, and Mr.. Bridgers. The deceos-
ed Mr. Walker was highly respected al
bennington and at Bristol, his nativG
town.
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The SOCIAL REvoL UTIoN IN WASHING
ToN.-Things have changed in Washing
ton. A dozen years ago our colored
brother was no positive weight in the So
cial or political scale. His present status
is illustrated by an incident that occurred
not long since at the capitol: A Western
man dropped into the house Of Represen-
tatlves to note what was geing on. Beck
oning to a well-dresss man OF color who
stood near HIM, he said, Jim, will yeu
show me to the BARRIERS shops want to
get haved and have my bouts BACKED. =
The Jim" thus Familiarity addressed
happened to be one of the cslored Rep
resentatiy who quietly replied, Excuse
nae, Sab /; Psnot a agGitah } rs a naem6ah ~
The Western party elevated his eyes
for sloment and retired in good erder.--- -
Harper's Magazine for August. d3lW
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

Since March 5, 1868, to March 3, 1879,
there has been paid into the United
States Treasury on account of internal
revenue the sum of $479,992, 636.61. There
is still outstanding against collectors
whose terms Of office have expired since
June 30, 1869, the sum of $452, 39S 80, ar
less than one tenth of one per cent. of
the amount actually paid into the Treasu-
ry. OF this amount still outstanding at
least four fifths will be paid eventually,
either by the parties themselves or by
their sureties, So shat the ultimate loss to
the Government during the period men
toned will not exceed one fitch of one
per cent. OF the amount collected.
This statement is not based on specula.
tion, but on actual facts, as SHOWN by the
records of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
and we can justly challenge the best con
Quoted firm IN the couGtry to furnish an
exhibit Of their business transactions
more satisfactory than this.
And yet, in face Of these facts, which
show the highest integrity in the colec-
is charged with corruption. Our oppo
nents deal in charges, but sre very careful
to avoid the proof. To make an assertion
is one thing, to prove it is another. We
claim that the, Administration is honest,
and we accompany our clAim by the
strongest proof to sustain it. We ask cur
enemies TO specify a single act Of official
corruption against President Grant. Thus
far they have been unable to establish
one. ... XIII,
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wu ANDRE, Manufacturer. Wholesale and Re-
lie tail Dealerin Cigars, Plug. Cut, Oh ling
andsmoking Tobacco ,snuf, Pipes &c. Etscigarss
are all made from bestqualities OF dcmest1c and
imported tobacco, and sold to II etrfde al Iowest
Ieerschaum pipes. Orders proml lily filed Base
ment Lyman's building, corner of Main anu mae
get Streets. ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-25

6s DoAN, dealer in Dry Goods, staple ana Ear
SO cy Goods, all kinds of Cloths, Ready Made
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Haag ane Eesn
pofhing but irstclass goods, and further, VIII
not be ndersold in this any other western Wy
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