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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

From the New Haven Journal July o.
Another interesting account Of life in Africa,
purportng to have emanated from the pen Of Liv-
ingstone, comes to us by cable this morning 1t
reads wonderfully like the great explorers style,
except a small portion devoted to the charms Of
certain African women, whose beauty OF face and
figure is depicted in glowing terms. This section
smacks q tribe of HERALD manipulation Should
1t prove no exaggeration susceptible young gentle
men from the United States had better beware OF
an African tour In that direction lest they fall
victim before these Cleopatras of the desert.
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A l. E X A N d Ri A.

RIVER NEws.-Lsst night did the business 90
lar as blockading the river and suspending
Lavlgahon is Concerned, and this morning Mr.
Cox, the proprietor OF OpOssum Hall, on the on
poslte shore, crossed the river on the ice-the
mr. 81 time that feat has been accomplished this
season. The ferry boats attempted to keep
open the route between here and Washington
but aftef succeeding, after great difficulty, and
with much delay in making trip apiece re-
inquished the effort and have hauled OF until
milder weather. All the routes run on the Pc
tomac have closed, and the river presents an
unbIoKen sheet OF ice as far as the eve can
reach in either direction.
SMALL-PoX.-There have been no new eases
OF smallpox reported to the Superintendent of
Police oday though a case Is said 10 have man
rested itself on Fayette street, between Wolfe
and. Wilkes The house south Of St Mary,s
Cemetery has been vacated by its late occupant
ana the Superintendent OF Police has been au-
thorized by the board OF health to DIT it up for
hospital and supply 1t with the necessary fur nj
ture as soon as he shah deem Ii necessary. and
to employ physician 10 attend such patients
rs may be sent there. AS all the cases in the
city, and 1t may be said there are but two, are
reported to be convalescent, none of them will
be sent to the hospital. The disease is said TO be
spreading near Clouds Mill, in Fairfax county
six cases being reported IN that neighborhood.
TIE WORK oflayipg the double railroad track
between here and Washington has been sus-
pended, in@onsequence of the extreme GOODNESS
OF the weather.-Gdsette, 2ith instant.
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g EORG ETOW N,

CHRIsTNAs.-Christmss day passed of very
quietly. St Johns and Christ Up. E.l churches
we're Handsomely decorated. and appropr a.
services were held in each. Grace Up. e. church
had preaching az IL O'Clock in the morning. and
q Sunday school festival in the afternoon.
Trinity (Catholic) church was also handsomely
decorated, and the usual Christmas services
we're held.
TIE SToRN.-we are having very severe
storm Of snow, which has suspended All kinds
OF business, giving those who choose TO en- 10Y II
an old fashioned Christmas sleighing snow.
The WILL Of Barbara Lucinfs Dunlop, de-
ceased, wife OF the late Judge James Dunlop.
OF Georgetown, has been proved In the Probate
Court of the District OF Columbia. She be.
queaths To her son William L. Dunlop, the
family residence with aprurtenances in George
town; also her silver bowl, silver coffee and tea
pots, snow in use IN the family" To her son
George Dunlop her silver basket sugar wi,
and cresm-jug. To her daughter Margaret ).
Cox and her son George Dunlop conformity the
sum of sl2, 900 in ten-forty bonds. To her son
Francis h. Dunlop the cam o. q 900 in fee
simple, q sentence following explains the small
bequest by stating that he had been well pro-
vided for by the will OF his father.
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Condensed Locals

SonaemStO LOCALS.
a Evely adyertlSeme costs no more than a
tuu enc.
The steamer Lady CT the Lake is stiIl fast
aground on Masilias' Point
On Tuesday . daughter OF Ir. Robert Thomp-
son brose her arm By falling over a STAIRWAY In
81. Ceceiis's Academy.
HaTTers' Weekly Tor January 4, received from
j. Z, al ser, Is wonderfully illustrated By Mast
On Christmas eve, the clerks in the once of
the boardof public works presented Mr. Charles
SJohnson, the assistant secretary of the board,
Win handsome gold watch.
W NJ ROthwelis gas fitting establishm ent. on
Pennsyly ania avenue, east OF the Capitol, took
hfe on Tuesday, but the flames were coon ex-
unguished and but little damage was done.
Dr. Eusselrs horse and buggy was stolen last
night from In front OF house 2B B street, where
be vas attending patient. He adyertises in
io-dsy's STAR = reward for TIE arrest of the
thist and the recovery of the stolen property.
OfnCers AuldTldge and Bx0derick brought to
he 5th precinct ststion-house yesterday Moses
PItEey, whom t.ley found In the street in a
helpiess CONDITION, his hands and feet badly
'r0zsn. BE was conveyed 10 his home, 1886
n ODE Island avenue northwest. 3,
Mrs. Dantord, about - years of age, residing
Ga the Burnt Bridge road, in the county, was
nearly burned 70 death yesterday By her clothes
taking fire from the stove. DIR. Christie was
called In and rendered medical assistance, and
ueEe are hopes that she will recover.
The VIII OF the late Francis Prosperi has been
flsd In the probate count. He bequesthes -
a To my sons James, Frederick, Charles John,
Francis, and Augustus, and to my daughters
AsPacia Edwards, Julia Ann Terry, Ann Maria
CTCss, and Mary Elizabeth WALTON, one dollar
each, and the remainder OF my estate to my
beloved vile for her use forever"
AT The concert by the Sabbath school of the
New York Avenue Presby terrain Church to-
morrow evening, several solOists from the
Beethoven Octette and Choral Society are
promised, besides other vocal talent The
singing Ct the scbool wall be alss very attractive
ard new and higher order OF music will be
ElyeD.
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The COUHTS.

POL1CE COURT Judge Sael.-To- day, George
BROOKS, stealing roll Of butter Jail 50 days Jam
Thompson ard Ssmuel Coleman. charged with
samuel NTH, stealing . turkey; 80 days in Jail.
george Ming, assault on louis Ratz; 10 and costs
JOHN Thomas. alias Richard Johnson, larceuy ef
turkey; jail 3odays. John Nsland, asssnit on Ofi
GER Hinkle aud profanity; S10 in the later case
John BarIer, joseph Harper, George Stone and
James Faulkner, assault on VIM. L Crsig The
harpers pleaded guilty and were each fined 10 ard
costs, and the OF hers discharged.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
where TO Purchase Them.

Suitable New Years gifts can be obtained at
the drugstore OF s. CALvsRf FoaD, Hes Penn
syivsnis avenue. A full and com piets line Of
toiiet and fancy articles, the most fragrant per-
fumeries, handkerchief extracts, soat5s and cos-
metics, puf boxes, cologne stands, Russia
leather odor cases, pungents In relic and Scotch
~ooo cases. French plate glass mirrors In satin
and rosewood, hair brushes and an endless vari-
ETY. OF pretty things can be had there.
The most appropriate season for purchasing
piano or other musical instrument Is the pres
ent, II you have none in your house Nothing
can add more to the joys OF household than
good piano. Go to ELLIS musical warerooms,
70. Pennsylvania avenue. where the celebrated
ChickeriDg anu the famous Weber pianos can
be found; also, half q dozen other kinds, vary
Ing in price from $3.50 to 500. They also keep
the unrivaled parlor and church organs made
by Smith, of Boston, from 800 to 1900 each.
Many handsome articles of musical merchan-
disc for gifts, such as embroidered piano covers,
piano stools, music fo0s, &C., and all the la est
music are also on sale here.
A very useful article is a furniture mat, suit
able for packing furniture or covering hot beds.
Messrs. j. THOMAS DAVIS 81 Co., So " ater
street, Georgetown, have received 80 dozen
Russia mats.
A hacking cough or sore throat is always a
source of irritation, and often results in some
serious disease. SCOTS ehlorate of potash
lozenges, sold by j. r. MAJOR aad G.. G. @
SIsMs, will rid you Of it.
The most wonderful invention of the age is
j. Moses electro gsivanic; Fl. HoYPA, sole
agent, also dealer in watches, je welry, &C., 622
Pennsylvania avenue.
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HIGHWAY RoBBRRY.-On Tuesday evening,
ROBERT Archer, colored, was knocked down on
men, Who "vent through him" and obtained q
small amount Of money.
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III EsIAsLIsHED. IS YraSs.
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED no rBIS 4.
GiON A SPECIALTY
SMALL FRUIT. ORNAMENfAL TREES Rrc
q. GILLINeHAM CO..
sep1 VIII Aceotink p. o., fairfax, Va
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cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis or any OF the
various pulmonary troubles that so often termi-
nate in consumption? LII so. use " WiIbor's Pure
Cod Ltrer OIL and Lime, /" o safe and eficacious
remedy. This is no auack Preparation but is
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty.
Manufactured by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist, 1913
Court ST., Boston. Sold by all druggists. eos
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CITY ITE Ms.

WE GUARANTEES saving of Is per cent For
stylish and durable Holiday Hat for yourself
or children go To Carter q Co.'s, 42i eth street,
opposite Y. n. q. A. Building.
AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY rorn's Broa-
chtG Troehes" are widely known as An eseab-
Eshed remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
HoarseDess and other troubles Of the Threat and
Lungs. eo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-26

The House where the Bloody Deed
WAS Committed
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NEW FOE.
JUAN BOYLE q Co,
REAL RSfA TR AND NOTE BROKERS.
No. Cos FIFTKKNrH STREET,
(opposite Treasury

REAL ESTA TE AND NOTE BROKERS.
No. Cos FIFTKKNTH STREET,
Opposite Treasury
rUR SALE.
a AANDsOMELY FINISHED HOUSE on
south A street, between ID and Sd streets, with all
me modern improvements. small csah payment
and long time on balance. Several rARMS, small
and large, on the line Of the Point Of Rocks rail
road, within few minutes walk Of the depot, with
n thirty minutes Of Washington. Terms easy
seso sna same distance from depot, improved BY
county, Va, very handsomely improved. fasy
terms Also, one OF 500 acres, near Cattell station
Va Will be sold 10 quantities to snit purcbasers
on easy terms. Six lots on nerfh side Of Rhod,
Island avenue, 2oxl0 each; small cash payment
balance can remain for FIVE years with interest Al
Der cent One lot south side of same street. - 100
on very easy terms. Three lots corner OF and "a
streets. four lots on 24th street, bet Ween nj and
n: One lot on n. between sd and 2lth Streets Sir
lots near Capitol, ronrin8 on New JERSEY avenue
One OF the hneet situations In tie city. handsoms
Country seatof ~ acres ,one mile above Georaetown
a handsome House, on corner 2lst aud II streets
With every modern Improvement, long time nav,
ments. nne Lot on street b, n, between ID and
"a Two Lots on Sd street, between @ and p s.
several Lots on street, bot. ID and Sd 8. v Three
handsome Houses IN the West End. Also, Houses
snd Loss In a., All parts Of the city Two handsome
MONEY TO LOAN
n sums OF from u 100 10 el0.00e on real estate.
1or the accommodation Of the public the Once
VII pc open on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS from
- 70 CLOCK. nov29
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An OLD SoLpIRR NRARLY FRoZIN TO
DRATH.-A man named Patrick Collins, sboGt
forty yesrs OF age. was yesterday found nearly
between A and streets northeast. 1t seems
that Collins had been on "a bit of Q spree" on
christmas eve and had gone to bed on the floor,
where he was found nearly unconscious by Po-
lice officer O'Hara. The latter reported the
case TO Sanitary inspector Sprague, who had
the man taken to Providence Hespitoi. Collins
" an old soldier, having served twsn.yyears in
the United States army. When found he was 50
badly frozen that it is supposed both legs will
have to be amputated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-26

C0REs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bunions
Chilblains, Bad Nails, Sc successfully treated
by Dr. White, ChiropodIst, No. SIS 18th street
opposite U. s. Treasury. Established in Wash
ingtOn 1861.
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COMPLETED RoAD.-The M arlboro' Gdretfs
says: The Baltimore and Potomac railroad is
finished to the river. and in q very short time it
will be fully equipped the entire distance from
baltimore to Pope's creek, on the Potomac
river. 1t Is understood that the road will be
formsl lily handed over to the company BY Mr.
Seabrooke on the first of .IanuarY-lsfni %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-26

WAERRN's COOKING POT, a great success:
Tory's weather strips, for excluding cold and
dust, suitable for doors and windows; enterprise
earth closet and gas stove, both inodorous; gas
sunlight reflector; nOn-explosive lamps, in many
styles. Call and examine, at No. 4, YIN. O. A.
b. (eo6l HAMILTON s. PEARSON
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492 Seventh street northwest.

THB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT
per aDnum on deposits for each calendar month
Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, to and
10 Q. Nt3.l4tl6
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WILCOX & GIBBS Saving MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street.
Intellgencer Building. 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-26

A SINGER SRwING MACHINE IL the friend of
the widow. A
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Marks Of Blood in the House.

The Pack OF the Victim Found Buriea
I'm the WoOdshed.
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NEIpoN AND WAsEISsTOH.-NIr. Greene OF
fetefsbUIg, has introduced IN the Virginia
Senate ball 20 amend the charter Of the Pc
Ittsburg railroad company, so as TO authOriZe
Inc extension OF the road from Petersburg 10
some point on the Potomac river, opposite or
near the city OF Washington, passing throu yh
TIE cities OF Richmond, FrederlcksSur1 ana
alexandria. and the opening OF subscriptiouS in
ali the places named 70 an increased capital OF
SlO,Up-UJe This covers all the objects of the
charter heretofore introduced for the Weldon
and " ashingtOn railroad company, and eyadss
TIE IAN on new chsrsers.-RieimoHd Enquire.
ALIEGEp CRUELTY TO AxtuAIs.-Nr
Gatckel, Of the ). p. G. A, on Tuesday la,
arrested John Harragan on the charge OF tying
a ear and carrying the animal i'm a cart in a
CT rel manner, and for driving his horse when
ulnt Ter service because of lameness Justice
keese imposed a nne OF - and costs. YeStsr-
Gay ana last night, Mr.. G. was busy looking
at'er the conductors and drivers OF the avenue
siFtei cars. he had q number Of cars hghteusd
OF her loads, and. in many instances. csused
two extra horses to be attached.
MASONIC ELxCTIOS.-At the annual assem-
by OF Laf@yette Council OF Select RovaI and
super Excellent Masters, held on the Path inst.
ensuing year: Noble ID. Lsgner, Thrice Illus
.iiols Master; Philip 5. Craig, Right Hlustriors
y aSter; Charles Edward Coon, PRINCIPAL Con
ductur OF Work; James p. Pearson aaster of
StTe monies; Fleming X. Griffith, Master OF
ENchSqUCr; John Edwin Mason, Recorder:
i-euuel A. BIsndebury, Captain OF Guards;
Allan Rutherford. Conductor.
BEAcEIETs.-A beautiful style OF childrens
race lets aud sets for presents, received at
PIigg's iewelry store, No. 457 Pennsylyania
ssennf, between ~ and Sth streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-26

WHITE KID CATERS AND SLIPPERs for
ladies, misses and children.
Red and pink Opera Slippers.
ChildreR's red top Boots.
Mems stitched Boots, ~ so.
Rubber Boots and Shoes, all sizes, at
l.. HRILBRUE'S
i02 Seventh street northwest
THE RICH AS WELL AS THE POOR appreciate
ha linz
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CEEIsTNAS AT TIE AssKMBLY's CHURCH.
DT. BOyhtOn's church was crowded last night.
IN spite OF the storm, On the occasion of rhas
annual festival to the children OF the Sunday
school. The church rOOms were decorated
throughout with flowers aud everyreens ar
ranged by the ladies in excellent taste. Bour-
it1l supplies OF refreshments we're provided
aud presents were given 10 all members of the
SctCol. Besides, an enormous -sgrab-bag' was
introduced. capacious enough to contain a sec
ond present Tor every scholar. Singing by the
scholars, and short addresses both from teach
trs and scholars formed a feature Of the enter
fsIhMSIt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-26

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in a nrst-class manaer
sent them to A. Fisher, No. OILS 9Th street, eppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give you
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. p,2i,3:
EEsEkoHsrsRs snd baronaetsrs srs repsir,c
and made to order by Hempler, near AK stree:
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MURDER WILL OUT.
IRE FATE OF ROGERskI TIE PEDLER
HIS ASSASSIN IN CUSTODY.

A Woman Informs ON the Guilty Man.
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LOCAL NEWS.


National fiedt>r-Foster's Christmas panto-
mime :" Fe-Fi-Fo-Fum."
TAsctsr coziaE.---Comic opera, drama, com
edy, sErlesG1e songs, dances, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-26

IHE THEATRES The weather has been very
nhtaNOrabte Tor the places OF amusement. The
christmas pantomine, ''Fe Fl Fo FUN" at the,
should see it, In Tuesdays STAR the sin giug
snd dancing OF ''the Francisco sisters" were no
ucsd IL should have been printed the singing
shd dancing OF the sprightiy little French twin
SISTERS, WEo are capital in their Dutch duet
BESIDES the tricks and changes in the panto-
nlme-many OF them new in this section-thsre
are the wonderful trained dogs Of Davis, and
other novelties.
lie Theater COmlque Ia doing good bust
nes- considering the bad weather, but not AZ
sOod as the merits OF the performers and tn.
extent ana variety OF the programmes deserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-26

BEACEIETs.-A beautiful style OF childrens
bracelets aud sets fcr presents, received at
PIiegis iewelry store, No. 47 Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
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Georgetown Advertisements

(rHRIs TMAs CAKES
The public inv tied to examine the beautifully
orr am ented POUND AND FRUIT CAKES from
WEIGH family -four, now on exhibition aud for sale
al D q Hlgh street, Ueorl etpYn. dll- a.
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HARDWAkR AlD SOILASY
S.ssspI g: 60 te e; s,' bet 9Th n. "a
Rs. os sns La 8.
HARNESo. HADDLERYA 18UHKa
LSG1 u. sss e. g J Pc ~, Al sst aS,el
ho5.sS g Penn ..s: 81: 81 .n q s: s =. h.i
nHEToh siGf shS 81 ss 's' 9Th and 10th r,.
yoHsf DoHAs, ST., bet. sth q ION sno lsa Da
HOTELS.
ARlINsToN housI, Vermont ave. and stress,
H61s ss.. q Sc
Wol EossI, eerner lsth and q streets.
aoIrI ss.a sss
HOUSE RU8MI1HIN0 0TOREB.
RS1,.1h ,s ssS n e. Az, nss.ssss, n.n.
ICE C0WPANIESs
INDEPENDENT Ice Co., once, ipS Fa. sv. near lsth
ICE CREAN MAHURACrORIEa
HAiyEIs s sa g 4 Is corner nth IT, Pc. ave
AxEIIcas IsI 90, ofnoe, SIS Oh q bet, and =
IG0TBC0EUT mAKER0.
G. FIscHER, surg. Inssruments Trusses a sth n.
INSURANCE. OFFICES.
SA tr1os I'm. is: IN And =;
jass. Cf lie srs Z! q a.! 2i ~
:: Q: LEWIS, Room Nay Rsildina, 20 and . SO
EQUITABLE LIfn," Hr6ncfs Heyer, oO5-30 TIN st.
GIHMANIA TIRR Ins. o.. = L. schnidt. e 8. On q
JEWELRY STORES.
W.D.GLRNs, l9s g., Wssh n AIN Bridge st. Geo
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
~ Hsa I..s
LEAIHEH, SHOE EINDIHGS, &C.
". B. yRNKs, us 7th street., between and II.
JOHN o. SHAYBR, nl D street, between tn and eth
IL LDPHAIe upper manafActfs coz ithkE, Nv
LIE, CEmENT, Ae.
JoHN y. kINe, - Mss. AVENUE, bet. 81 and IN.
xITH00RAPHKR0.
Jos1fa GsD..I; - .. svs.. De. q snA sshsts
OHAHLHs HERzBKRe, as Louisiana sy ana a
LOOKING 0IAA00ED.
BHANcn LAnI. H Pc. avenue ..sas 18th ssrss
LUuRBB YARDS.
WA. 4cLIAH, corner 18Th strsse and canal,
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QUESTION HOUSE, GEORgRTOWN. no.

RRIDGE-STREET PRESBYTERIAN HURJ
y and LOTS FOB SALE.-l4 400 FEET on
GkoOhD on Bridge street, opposite Union Hotel.
lhe undersigned Is authorized by the Board OF
Trustees TO offer the above named property for sale
L. MOORE, No. LAG Bridge ST., Georgetown
D.O. uo3-eoff
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EEnALE DItEAsks treated ana eosnaeue,e
.,,,, Gases taken, DssoTibe case and enclose GO,
s1yios sao medi inc Will BE sent Address Mrs Or.
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EoR BALLS AND PARTIEs.

DRESS COATS.
A LARGE STOCK AT RKDgcED PRICES.
WALL. ROBINSON q co.,
del4-u 1891 Psnnsylvania avenue.
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, Handsome Sbawls and ScarFs, handsome Press
GotGs, superior Black SILKS. Collars ard cuffs ia
Sets, Plain and Embroidered Bandkercsefs, and
keIcnlsis IN Fancy Boxes ccarfs, Neckties al Dves
VI al kinds. Silk and Alpaca Umbrellas, superior
Bt Blankets, Table Linens, Quilts A large lot of
snail ares, and other Goods suitable for Holiday
P.eseEts.
dig tr lal Bri5Se s.Test Gaa-natan,,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-29
REFEREE'S SALE.

The undersigned referees appointed by the Cir
cult Court OF Buchanan comfy, Iowa, will sell al
Public Auction, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing described Real Estate situated in Washington
township, Buchanan county, Iowa: The south
west quarter of the south west quarter of section
fifteen and the south least quarter of the south.
east quarter of section fifteen, and the north
thirty acres Of the northeast quarter OF the north
east quarter Of section twenty two, and the north
thirty acres of the nOrhw quarter of the north
west quarter of section twenty three, all in town
ship eighty nine, north Of range nine, west OF the
9Th Principal Meridian, Iowa.
Which sale will be made in accordance with the
order of the Circuit Court Of said Buchanan cOun
ty, Iowa. ut the March term, 1871, In an action
wherein Eleanor Dickson. Mary C. Taylor eta
were Plaintiffs. and Prank Dickson was Defend.
ant. The sale to commence Of 10 O'Clock, A: N
of Monday. April Goth. 1S72 at the east door Of the
Court House in Independence.
Terms of The sale--One fourth Of the purchase
money to be paid down, or secured to the salts
faction of the Court. to be paid on or before No
vember list. 1917, with interest Mt 10 per cent pei
nnnum. The other three -fOurths to be paid In
four equal annual payments, with interest Mt ten
per cent, the interest to be paid annually, and
payments 70 be November 1st, 1871, and each yeaI
thereafter,
LYMAN ]. CIIRTIS,)
H.. r. HENSHAW, Referees.
3S-w2 IF. SHATTUCK. !
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-03-29
Our City Schools.

The following is the organization OF
the Graded Schools of this city for the
ensuing term. The names of teachers in
the list who hold over on unexpircd con-
tracts are indicated by star. The
others were elected by the Board Of d.
rectors, at their regular monthly meeting,
last evening:
WILSON PALMER, Principal
EAST SIDE.
Grammar Room-Miss s. L. Romans
and Miss Maggie Cooper
end Intermediate-Mrs Adiic Luckcy*
LIST " Miss S. Kull.
End Primary-Miss - Rogers.
1st Miss LISA Wilson.
WEST SIDE.
Grammar Room-Miss Emma Butter
fields and Miss H. A. Whites
End intermediate Fanny Mason.
1st g Miss Matilda Board
man.
2nd Primary-Miss Virginia Clark.
1M " Miss Rose Dickson.
Rev. J. 6. Schaible, Professor Of Ger