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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctioGeers
- Northwest corner 10th and D streets

~
~ Northwest corner 10th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN approved
PROPERTY AT AUCTION-FOur small Brick
Houses-on Browne IS Court, situated between 18th
and 18th streets, on Boundary street.
AsA BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated June 20,
ES 1871 recorded in Iiber G52, folio 81 OF the land
sA-LrecoIds CT w ishington county, ID. c., and by
direction of the holder Of the secured sreby,
we will sell at public auction. the premises 90
TUESDAY, July 10th, at O'Clock D. m, all those
pieces or parcels Of Ero9nd situated in Washington
and So, in W. II. Brownies subdivision of lots in
Square 23i said lots fronting on Brownies" Court
and recorded in the Surveyors Office, each lot
improve by two-story Brick House
be deed OF trust is foEjhe amount of 81 900, and
provides tor the payment of that sum in cash, 70
geiher with the interest from Dec o. lII, and the
expenses of this sale; balance may be paid in and
IL months, with interest, secured by notes aud deed
Of trust on the property. Each house will be sold
separately. Fifty dol ars down when each house is
struck on ftsinp5 and coEveyancing at purcha
cost.
If the terms Of sale not complied with within
seven days from the sale, the Trustees reserve the
right resel the property at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser.
r. p. DODGE, tr
p. DARNEILLE,S trustees.
Jye-d GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW EXPkESS LINE VIA CANAL
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
WASHINGTON & GEORGETOWN, D. c..
Sailing day from Pier ., North wharves, PbiIa.
delphia, SAT- RDAl,st l2m.
IRON % Ma.er street, Gsorge 80 n
town, ID. O., TUESDAY. at 10 m z%zx<zs>As
q. n. HYDE, Agent for ID Ut 4.
Agenis:-F. A REID. AlexandTis, va; Nm p
(LlpE & co, Philaielph Pa. Iia
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RAILROADS.
pALTIMeRE a POrOMAC =. r..

pALTIHoRE a POTOMAC n. n,
- Dept cerEsr Ca aad q .S,roc,s n. W.
TRAINS Lkaxk FoR rRhIss aRRIys AT
sss ,NiessTs. E,fre,ssos a n, Ws.,srs NJ.
s SAN si BsItiSS Ss n. n ds sS3ss,
N::ss M Western 3. s,.s !. M, y o.,sru III.
SIS N bsl.iHOrs As So m, nAeia. EHP-,-.
5 :. m, ciSsinn.ti Er-7 3 3 koo'uaS ds'iGD,
TfhsE N ;Mss,.rn Exg'. ~ m seo:-Ta oa.,iO.
ssebger- leavius heir orders AZ Ticket once.
fs4s ri: So = ;s;i. IS
NSrS6 ana we Th S ESss@ ss :, g IN pm,
Stunt us; Indianapolis, Lou's' ne. - Louis New
@ fEEcI o. SMITH Assent.
Ek. T pgIRAsB6; Cen ssPt.
1SS0G GREAT 1S,o
IOt SfENNSELyANtA RoUrElSiE
To TN NoRIb"tsT, SOUTH. AND soUrh
on and after June 10 lSsl, trAi1s Will leave co.,
wAshinStOH.-....s-lss.u N. Baltimore ... sssa.
- .-.- - , n. :. rs 30.
TBE GREsT p0tBLK TRACK goTTk
pisst care, with S,oSsrh spT T a' ara
r ISS % hgssred miles saved 70 Western snd ceHtTs
The SIS a. N. daily, except sunday, Eorth~sst.
G.at Z. daily west,
NAKE CONNECTIONS
ThrouEh firm Baifimlore % ROCHESTER, Az
blT1SED he without chauee.
1ioketsh T tn'- roata can be pTocuEci a. toe o.
nee. cJrutr a tiE street aud p~uuuYiy auls aKeao-
under hsfic nal II pte, here able tafor toe
viii he given n; al ti-ucs
PASSENGER. prccurinS ticss,s =; thi- gros ca
secure scooun odntioHs IN Palace Cars tor Pftist
burg. PkRGk a. SMITH, Ticket Aeeut.
Corner can stresg and petina avruue,
- - - Ma hsucton, ID. q.
Ed. 8 YOUNG, General PASSENGER Ascent,
Bsrl6ly baltimore, Nc.
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AUCTION SALES.


Rr GUILD LoG5,E, .ue.,onesrs,
~ lOl4 Pennsyly ania avenue.
TWO LARGE PLATED SHOW CASES, WITH
MSRSiss st ,b at cgI Aust,S1 HoYie sAdSRpAY
on account Of whom may concern, two full plated
Show Cases with stands.
jyn2t GUILD LOCKE, Aucts.
RY LAfIMER & CLEARY,
~ Star ONCE seei BailS's as anu i''n street,
ONE SUPERIOR PIANO FORTE, HOUSEHOLD
s stUEkkslTUPRtEv 9 PEE SGT TggRNIIURE IR2S
G GHk6 6sAsE Tooks FGESsE Y3kS
HIsk mfTfkHsszs. CHINA AND D'S glass ASS
ONE NEAR,Y NEW PdEroN AND PONY.
HH.APRpS,ESS. PA a. ~ r1haILT HORSES AND
on SATURDAY MORNING, July 9th,
81 sss *: ,bs above Of or a1s9n
&c. lpnI LATIMER CLEsRY, Aacts
RY LATIMER OLEARY,
Corna Au y, ana asa Estate Br9k s,h
Star ONCE Building.
POSITIVE SALE OF THE MANSION, WITH
AVs fGITss9S Ts sins pa and slsSTS y
la,e George W Keatinr. situate in the COUNTY,
LUST BsYOND BoUNDAsY STREET, AND
A Or WEDEEsDAY aud Til RSDiY EVE
tM2 NINGS, july "a and IS, at ) O'Clock, on the
49, premises, We shall sell the estate Of the late
George W Heating, known as Prospect Hull =
and fronting Lincoln avenue, between Boundary
street aud Glenw.od Cemetery, which bias been sub
divided into eighty;fve eligible Building Lots.
The Mansion is n large and commoIious Brick
Dwelling with S29et a square feet attached, making
1t desirable rs a country residence. The Lots con-
tain on an average about 900 square feet
This sale offers rare opportunity 10 parties de-
string to obtain beautiful and convenient County
seats, and also to those engaged in the dairy bust
ness, as the land is within few hundred yards of
BeundsIy street, and commands q magnificent view
OF the city.
The Lots will be sold separately. plat Of the
property can be obtained by applying to the auc-
rioners.
Terms Of sale One-fourth cash; balance in IL, ls
and "a months, with reserved ein on the property
bearing interest. Conv ancng and STAN ps at pur
chaser $ cost. s25 down on each Lot at time of
sale.
H%Immediately after the above sale, we shall
sell three Lots in John NJ and George W X eating
sub division Of portion Of the above tract, i'm,
PROVED by Frame B9iiding; Terms as above.
tRep.&Pat.1
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RY WIN. l.. WALL CO, Auctfoneers,
y ooo New Marble Building,
No. SUI and 902, s. W. cor. Penn ave. and 9th 6.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
- BY virtue of a decree of the SUPP eme Court of
ga be District Of Columbia, passed. ia the cause
I3f kulpys. Rawlings ct al, No. 1888, Equity
Ioc H. we will offer for sale in front of the res pee
tive premises, on THURSDAY, July IS, 1875, at 5
O'Clock m all that part Of lot 70, in square SOI
contained within the bounds following: Beginring
a. the southeast corner of said lot, and running
thence north on Sh street east ~ feet thence
log feet i inch to alley; thence south p feet
thence east to the place of beginning together with
the impToy ements consisting of substantial brick
house,
Also, subdivision lots 9, 10 and IL in square el3.
On BlDAf. July 20, at 5 O'Clock D. IN. lot /, in
square 992 lot ia square 1919, improved by three
square lU20
Terms: 0ne-third cash; the balance in 6 and IL
months, with notes bearing i1terest aud secured by
a served lien upon the property. Convey sncing,
stamps, &c al cost of purchasers. A deposit of
$50 required on each purchase at time of sale
SSAsMEst u L ii PHILLIPS fR trrustees.
jy9d w l.. WALL Il co Aucts
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NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH AND EASY
~ TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

The ALA BA Ma AND CHATTANOOGA Ran
hOAD, extending from Chstts- 80
at.t a. Tenn 60 Meridian, Miss, sk&5t d IS&
ctLlPieiec, and iOrns, with lie con sxE -SHNr
BE- slcIs, rHE .HoRTEsT ALL Raj LgSE from Pors-
land; Boston, New YC-k PIT nsfe lphfa. Ealtirror~-
NashIngton. Richmond, Lynohbute, and ChsttsI
n0ogA to Meridian, Mobile. New Orlsana, gscks0E,
hokebGrg, eud q a south s~rteTn cities.
The rosd-bed il IL sDleucsd solsaifion, ana tss
equipment perfect.
Pullman Palace Day and Steering Cars are % ~
ruh Via THE route from LJnchhUrg % Mobile ADS
New Orleans without change.
Purchase Tickets via the AlAbs ma and Caa.r..
Looga Eaiiruad, Az secure tie quickest time an
nlO~t C0niforts.
The sitsntcn " Freight Shippsrs Is called 70 sa,
route as oneEing the ADVANTAGES o. speedy traLzn
Tow as by any other Rufe.
Marx ship freight, snd bills Of lsiins wa
the A. &. l.. l.
WILLIAM kEAyY, General Freight and Ticsef
Agent, Chs'tanot "a. TIM.
taBUCEA, Tenn 80
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FrHRoIGH LINE
BETWEEN WAeHlSGTOb,
PHEIaDrf PHfA AMI NV gnpI

II r -
PHTIADELPHfA AND NEW g0RE
kAsUI Nc rOy, June 2 ls70-nooH
Trains befHeep ~ ASKING.
ss fCl!vWa: kKH~ 49,
FOR NEw YOEE, sctfaoEs claws. or oa-s
Leave daily (exoegt Sunday s4 500 o NJ, !. 90
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily teKcepi sunday al 100 N, 100
and 5:&O p. L.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New YOrk at y 20 D 70. Aas Phil.osI
phia 81 :se D. n
Sleeping cars for New York on $40 ,. m. trsa
onl,
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia. New YORK o.
Boston eau he had at The Station once 81 az bOorf
oi tie CAY.
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington. Bzltimore. Al
napolls aid the West. j. l.. WILSON,
. 49, - Naster 81 Trans pOrtstsos.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. {. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington. jel<
SHoRTEsT AND QUICKEST LIEB sOUTE
- tle tia Rfosrsoad, FfsdsrtckSbrE -.
end fo.0z.at Ltns-stesmers leave EkA5
Eleventh. street Wharf, twice dsily, -
Sunday m. sxcepted,) stf:l5 o. m. ans le:D D. q,
Once. 500 PenusTlvants sveaue, nYYf-N
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r. LEWIS BLACKF0RD,
WASHING TON AGENT,
$40 SEVENTH STREET NV

THE ARLINGTON FIRE ms. sNp.
l. FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
CAPITAL $500 900.
James @. Kennedy, VIM. g. Ward
Walter 8. Cox, Mich Acker,
Jesse b Wilson, Charles Edmonston
VIM. 4. Riley. DIR. VIM p Johnston,
J: G. KENNEDY, Pres. J. b. WILSON, Treas
W. 3. cox, Vice Pres s. J. TODD Sac
Office l423 G street n. W. apis I'm
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| by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
| - Northwest corner 10th and d streets
TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABBE PROPERTY
IN SQUARE NJ; 23A. NEAR FOURTEENTH

l. Y
AND B6uND All 1 STREE shn foohrkhNrh
SsiS 2et5pdsd fnsff Ds Sct No.
fol9 sc, &C.. OF the land records for Washing
y The PREMISES at ocieck M, on TUksD 5iUY
sef dsy s. %, D and s 49, lots s PSmR ;a@
Broynes recorded subdivision Of lots in ' SQUARE
numbered z5t IN the city of Washington, with all
The above described property will be sold subject
70 former deed OF trust statement OF which will
Terms of sale are provided by said deed of trust,
in cash, the amount of Indebtedness secured $4,000
with 10 cent interest from October 81. ISL. and
the expenses 81 sale, of which 100 be paid at
months interest," day Of and eaa
by deed Of trust to the satsfacion Of the trustee
Of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right IL
resell the property at the rick and cost OF the de-
""''Ds anu VIM. Fl WaaR sf.' TTus, cost
je22 3aw2w GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
gIHE ABOVE SALE is, POSTPONED
p On Son t yeiy sZd, same hour and place
iyio dads GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
RY b. Il. wARNER,
1873 Seventh street, between G and u.
GUARDIANS, SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
TWEEN o AND.P .N0RTHwEsT. ~
An of The district o; Columbia, o5niirDed snd
AA ratified by the supreme Court Of the District
c1Columeia, sitting In Equity, passed on the 18th
day OF FebIuaIy, 1862 in petition OF n. Brown
and Laura t. Brown, guardian Of the infant ,chil-
dren OF Thomas ID. Brown, deceased the same beng
No. lao, Equity Doc 9, the Undersigned, as guar.
dian. Will sell, TO the highest bidder, on THURS
ises part Of lot in 422 in the city of Wash
lpgton, fronting l21l feet the east side of Sth
street west between and streets north, and run
ping back 95 feet to 10 foot alley This property is
improves by story b.ick dwelling house, con-
Terms o. sale: One, half cash; balance in and u
months, interest, with secured by deed of trust ON
the premises: All conyeyancins, including revesue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. go dswn ON
the day Of sale.
LAURA L. BROWN. Guardian.
jy9,ll ,l3,l5,E,lS BIZ WARNRR, Auct
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CINE BLACK CLOTHlsUIrs, from Sis 70 o
f A. S1RACei, l0ll Pa. Svenus myS
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itHE "FSANkLIN FIkE INSCR.
l. ANCE COMPANY.

OF IL Il ID Z PHI A."
CHARTERED 1898.
CASH ASSETS, So 800 o0o-LossKs PAID II,
ls51, Sl.J05 600.
ALFRED q. BAKEK, President:
J. lCALLISTER, Nics President.
THO. D.. REGER, Secretary
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NITED STATES PATE4T 3FTIGs.,,

On the petition aa WfEtfiH q. EIBB1iD
q West =. >. iGs sn a., o sss
ber lS5s,for An improvement In Centrifugal Pumps
1t is ordered that the tcstimony IN the case D,
time for filing argumsnts and the kxaminerb re
port be limited to the 18th day OF September next
md that said petition be heard on the 18th DAY o
september Bext.
AZ; .srs'n TEfGeHGsiesT.Tts p noos
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION Urea, ox
c'temenf prevails at Randolph, in eopse.
gnence ola high-handed crime which was
committed Wednesday night last. Mr.
Alonz Reed, residing midway between the
Wes' and Centre villages, was aroused
from sleep at dead of night By some one
entering the window. He quietly rose
and stepping one side, the entruder en-.
tered The room and at once discharged n
pstol IN the direction of the head Of the
bed Mr.. Reed responded b. a shot from
ms pistol, which he had in readiness. and
was proceeding to bind his wounded vic.
TIM, when confederate entered the win.
dow AMI dealt him a heavy blow upon
the head, crushing his skull, and leaving
him Tor dead. The assailents then escap.
co. In the morning neighbor found Mr.
iced 10 the middle of the foar, still in
sensible, but by medical assistance he has
been restored TO Consciousness, and the
chances are that he may recover. In the
melee Mr.. Reed was robed Of. SIS or 500
tic was alone at the time of the assault
bis wife being out of town.
1t seems that Mr.. Reed app-ebpde,,
trouble, for the day previous he gave his
watch and some silver to a neig6bor and
reloaded his pistol, which he accidentally
found had been tempered with-undoubt. |
.edly by these would be assassins.
A reward has been offered, and the Of. |
iiccrs, aided by large possee Of volun-
teers, are scouering the country for the
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IEpnGrHnnl


lbaBianily worldly q the love be besiovI
upoa Der. Il woald b = sufhoitui recon
pReas.ieh 10 her that such mab As Fa
Ger Hyaeinih cssld give bis heart 70 bel
~ did this Is he bad done evryihing that
led to il. IN the spirit Of heroism. III
knew how wildly aud ,hameiully the act
would Be- miscohsir1ed. but love had
taught him his duty and he did Il. lie
had DO choice bat to do il. Love to him
vas sOmshing divine II was 10 the line
Of his life to take il. aud to hallow it by
HlaiiOns the most sacred upon which man
can enter. The hearts Of al true lovers
and husbands indorse bis act aud human
nature and Gods truth arc weaker than
We think ifthere are not thousands Of the
Catholic clergy who sympaibi1e with him
entirely. il is his protest against foul
wrong Inflicted upon class in the name
religion, and it will have a powerful iufu.
once as iuch.
In the hight Of all We have written. aud
we believe II to be all true aud nationally
iBcoBtroTeriiblo, shat are We to think Of
the filings at this marriage which have been
INDUCED in by portion of the Protest
ant press Of America We have seen moth.
ing meaner or more outrageous than the
light remarks that have been uttered
aoOut pretty widows" aud the "weak.
ness" ofyielding to their bardirhments.
None but base or thoughtless man could
have written such insults, or INDUCED in
such ins inuatious aud every writer who
has been guilty of THIN ought to hang HE
head in shame IN a community AMI country
where love holds the honor and home IA
credness accorded TO them heIe. II should
be enough that Romabism will make this
marriage the instrument of the abuse oil
motives which are above any disln.erest-
mans suspicion, For Professionalism to
Join in this abuse to condemn itself. 1t
Is very dirty bird that beiouls It's own
nest, and no Protestant, liberty loving
American can afford to :buse man for
acting upon the principles aud adopting
The policy which have given to America
her pre.eminene Of purity in domestic life.
Dr.. J, q. Holland, IN ScribJner's for
NoremJer.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
ONE GRAND GIFT. CASH.
UNE GRAND GIFT.

forad ,, heIe ssary to pay In full all the oi.
ioreu gitS Is now udon deposit In the Par,nera ~,
cert ts.s bans as Will be seen By the oiowin,,
FARMERS AND DR0vERs, RANK
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept. 16. Is3o I
rms Is to certify that there Is now on 10 des,
sls oht over halfa mllen of dollarsto tl c
OF the Git Codcert fund iol t ~ ~ w eeed
X os hank as Treasureror the Public LIbrarv nf
drawing. n & y v Ie awarded at the
PRICE OF TICKETS.
whole h Tickets, sl0i halves, s., ouarters e. 20
wnoie tickets for SOD rs for s1,, "a ~ , ~. VI
,or sl,o 2'5ior s9,50h SIS for s5D NJ d,sc. ~
VA ,esS Than 500 north of tickets at tine
IL ne drawing will positively and upeopivoo.i,,,
paoe Decemher7 AGENT are peremnt, iii,
,equ,iea U close salesand make returns n,.a,ly
an - N order to give ample time for nal arrs
onInrs orqeIs isr Tickets Applicant, ms or a.
caiars should be addressed to iOr CIR
THOS. Il. BRAMLETTE
BoiId,n uoio Library OF Kentucky, Public Library
LpUiSstLsE. kGNrUCkY
al cow sw)
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Heating Sick-ROOmS.

WHERE the eutire dwelling is heated
by furnace, or by steam, 1t will probably
be unnecessary to have other means OF
warming the sick room; but the fireplace
should be altcayS op"n, md kept ready
tor wood or coal fire whenever the pa.
tent shall express desire for one. The
hreplaces are excellent ventllatiDg hucs
even without fire, but are nearly perfect
when supplied with wood fire, the brisk
blaze Of which creates strong ascending
current, and continually carries off the
ever-accumulatiug exhaations Of the sick.
room.
IT there is no fireplace window open
short distance from the bottom, in the
room in which the patient is lying, and
one let down from the top in the other
large room, with the doors opened between
the two, will form an effectua draught
during any but the warm days of summer,
and will not be too strong for the most del.
lcate patient who is protected from the d.
rect draught by the high head-board of
the bed. In cold weather the window
opened from the bottom will often be found
sufficient. On very cold days we NAV
trust to an entire change of air seval times
each day, effected by raising all the win
dows for few moments at time. durino
which the patient must be thoughly pro-
iected by extra blankets, and a shawl
about the head.
lfstoves are the only means of heating
the apartments, perpetual burner ;
lcoal) may be used in one room to keen
ooth at an even temperature, during day
and night, but the sleeping. room should
be provided with wood stove the brisk
blaze IN this answering to some extent the
purpose OF fire in an apen fireplace.
Many lives have been cut short by ex
aggeFated notions in regard to fresh air.
AIR must be pure, but it should also be
'carm. To effect this there should be-. da,
ana night, steady bet gentle heat in the
room Of an invlid, accompanied by an
equally steady and gentle current offresh
lir.-Home and Society, IN Scribner's
for NoeemJer.
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In BANKRU PTCY (!

p,t ene pstret Court of the Untei States for Tho
Distfiet or Vermont, IN thu matter AZ hf.pPs In
AMP, kaui rupt. in Bankruptcy. NJ
ers whom it mas oncern w ~ o'h-
The nn ieFs@ned, Assigned Of tho es,,.,, . i,
bankrgpt hereby gives notice that Il M hcnu
.Laered b, the District Court Of said District tI'at
;,n SECOND ana third general meeting Of The Cred
is9fs o. sald bankrupt wilt be held Al M, s.
V ,11s county, on the LIST day 81 October. IL
~ ~ o'clock, A. w.. at the on sc 4 Il.t In
H. ~ renalns; hegster for the purposes named il
March 81 1890 And this is also Ia sSp 49, NV q
.a hat have iiled N, final account a. assene
os NJ nInpt ana at said time and place shall
c,nn. ana ~ adischarve from nh ilahilits AZ ae
section "As, i, i With SAID 2Sth
Dated at stowe, this I'm day - ,. nssgnee
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GTALLIONS
AT THE MALVERN FAEN'
SEASON OF 1877

TdTTERS4LL, :, An,
Brown stallion. Is III hands ioa,tu NJ
1857, by Rysdyk's llambletonian' a e1a,r6
lei Lambert Thy Ethan Allen out Of f H. II
by Abdailahl; ID dam Quakeress' Ia
Emperor (by Bridges Emperor o., :, ,hess
by Abdaiiah); 81 dam by sir Chaliss' ma
bred son Of Inroc--wiH make me ' n,
1872 at the MaIvern Farms. Morris"
moiile Co., Al sob to insure.
BFiL, IL
Brown station, 16 hands; foaied 1u" jun, ID
by Gen, NJ. Patchen ont of QaaNe i, y
gree aboye) will make the season ~ ras,
place at $25 inshre Mares kept "
bic rates at owners risk. c.,,m
Forcircuiars, and al matters pe''"S d
the horses. address IlESBr 5. TOWN.
fendent. Mcrrisvnle, Vt.
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I LIBERATION NOTICE !

Som Horace 20 c s that have this day given nv
1911 ms minority, and shall eain n sshaaa-
ter this date. nm ~ contracting al
'-~s WIN ict2. Al.
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PORTLAND ocnp,..

We urge upon ,1p.nlr.,....
O. invest the mu.t sar.t,f - y a.. "a.
securities believing thrmts ~,
aud proiit than ans RaIlu,l ~, n .
act , The Portland aaa osisa. III.
WI .e 'le .hoft's, route By nar,,.
nom the Lake t. the Atsrts sab
The Road viii harelosl rv.,..
a'' IT, Iunn.n- eKpJusosaudt ,t.
aad regular Ia'mgat Interest, ?
81 de1l twill be the sreate, r,..'
Fare Ia thc Eastern State. NO. r,''''' "a
route santo-a aud Lake. r;.r,.4 ~
with the White Mountains. -.
and iou-hhy IauatNan.l,ll.7,.S
ca mineral sprIr 90 Northern ~
The kuari 'u. .srtr.s m,,,...-''
t'' most experienced, suoess.hI,,I.l.9
business men 10 the cUuutr, ,b,rT'
Tue closest economy and honesty, @.
ton Of H. anairs. IA,
The managers ofthe Road hsr, IT,
vested largely in is capital stoet. 49,
scriptIons being nearly uaiclep, !,
Road ready for tho iron, ,ua, s.,.-.a
probation Of the Importance and ,,lr,',
'''p'''c'' For convenience Of invest, a
coupon or rcgistcrcdl are oftho OIL
nations:
so0, SioOindsln
and the Interest, ak per cent, gold i.uog..
annually IN Boston On the laa, Mazda,
vembcr. These Bonds are offered -.
uoe, at9j, and accrued interest IN CO. ,,,,''
For further acknowledgements,
apply to
E..& 7. FAlRBANKS6 CO.,
FAIRBANKS & co. wa
p,,,r,,,.. 253 Broadway Surs
I'sAiIk Stree, l,a
Chcstn Sau.hI
FINANCIAL AGgSy
Trustees for the First Mortga.o sep5ty,
Hon. LukEP. POLAND, St. Jolp..u-r n
ABRAHAM T.LoWE, ESQ,
President Isl Nat,opaI RAM p.,..r