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pY LATIMER CLEARY,
II AuctioneeTs and Teal estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.
Star Office Building.

southwest corner Pennsylyania avenue and 18th st
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TaE SdRTa SF
STTMQ sew TWo sroRT AND BssEMiEsSNTT
FRAME And OUT HOUSES. Fronting ON
NORTH STREET; ALSO, TWO TWO-SrORY
FRAME DWELLIEGs, FRONTING ON MAS
ssA ga s4RsrfS WE AnnIEIsuE, BETWEEN I'd AND
&s.A By virtue Of a deed Of trust, bearing date
FsSrus NS Ia p j, 1Ss and duly Iee9Tdsd Y
Columbia, aud by direction of the party scared
the the day Of
Der, 1872 al O'Clock p all that certain lot piece
o parcel Of ground, situate aud being in the city
OF Washington, in said District, and known Lot
numbered one ID in W. u. johnson s subdivision OF
Square numbered SIX hundred and twenty six $3.50.
said cy i isfRF9fd Ro the s
3S2, tCsetber with the impT3v ements thereon.
And on the same day. at 8 80 O'Clock p m, slso
vision Of square south of Square numbered five hun
dred and sixty twO 1867 the same rec 1rded 10
The Surveyors Office Of said city, in Subdivision
sook = N h., No. i, felio l72, together with the
The sale will commence with the property first
above d-sci bed. and be continued until the amount
OF sales pays the debt due under the trust and ex-
penses OF sales.
This property will he sold parately or as whole,
as may be determined at the time OF sale to be to
Terms II sale: one third c.sh. (of which sMc
must be paid at time of sse) and the balance in
day of sale, and secured fhe satisfaction OF the
Trustee on the premises sold; or all cash, at op-
4n Of cost Se ssra and
complied with within six day after day OF SALE the
Trustee the right resell, after
SpGSe nSee at IN F'f sn4 9St Sf a%Hns
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneors,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th And SITS
cHAEGERY SALE 9E IMPROVED REAL Es:
AID 4sn sTkEE hSh TksF R1 aSb IN
tsI I4s sTkE q Eo NEST, BETWEEN G AND Il
is Of the District Of Columbia. passed in the
1FDas q a tss
ard part Of 10, g. in square ssa and beginning for
said part of lot on Forth street, at the dividing
line between said lot and lot n, in said sausrs IS
north line OF said street. and thence west on the
north line o. said street feet. to the b:enniag
part brick and part frame Livery Stable, and q
s. nws 81 No. is0s :srss
she f. on the sOsth
due east, on the south line Of said street 50 feet
snS en- to ths dod1s line between said lot 10
said div ding line l3 t-et s inches, to public alley
ne ss ps ss a tine north
north ll3 feet 50 inches to the south iae OF said q
s1s.ss and the place Of bsgnnlRs with the improve
dwelling, No 1926 g street northwest, and Brick
Stable III the rear.
ION TUESDAY, the Cad day Of October, 1872, at
ss nsrs 81 s1 .s part Of Lot
street west, at the southeast Of said lot "a
said lot and lot l. in said square, rs feet thence
north 20 feet, thence west 20 feet. thence north is
feet inches, thence east l04 feet, 10 the west line
OF said 18th street and thence south 80 feet ~ inches
to the place Of beginning, With the Improvements
thereon, eonsdistins Of two four-s Brick Dwell
Terms OF sale One third Of the purchase money
after and the residue in four equal instalmen.s at
az, twelve, eighteen and twenty four months from
ne day OF sale the purchaser or purchaers to give
his her or their promissory notes for the deferred
payments bearing interest from the day Of sale at
the rate OF eight per ceHtum per annum. The title
TO be retained until the whole OF the
with the interest is paid. In the Of the fail
nre OF the purchaser or purchasers to comply with
the terms Of sale the Trustee has the right to resell
the property at the risk and OF such defautng
ptrthsser or purchasers. deposit OF S20O will be
ancinE at purchaser q cost.
JAMES 8. EDWARDS. Trustee
OCT ec&ds Repl GRSEN & WILLIAMS, Aucfs
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY Al

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.
- In pursuance OF q deed of trust to us, dated
Esj November Il, 1870, and recorded in Liber 6s0
folio 26g; enc OF the land records in Washington
county, D. G. will offer for sale, in front of the
premises. ON THURSDAY, October 10Th at S
O'Clock m all thSt certain piece OF property stu
ate on 18th street west, betw cen and SITS nor H.
aid described as the north half of Lot No seven
q y in square No. 2g3.
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money TO be
paid in cash aud the balance in six, twelve apd
eighteen months, with interest. SlG0 down at ,y
OF safe. x. W. BOWMAN 90.
W. ID. CLEMERTS,S trustees.
oc5-d6ds LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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10y LATIMER CLEART,
- Auctioners and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Of Pepnsy ysnia averue and llth street.
Star Once Building


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fspi sf On ssTFEEEr' Between lsrH
fs .. sd sn Sss the the
land records for the District of Columbia, in
party secured thereby, 1 viii sell in front OF the
~ ppbi,c anc ion, to the highest bidder
o'clock m, all tina, par; Of Subdivision Lot No.
!. in square lsl, conveyed By said deed, the same
inches front Of :sd lot with depth Of one hundred
o..h PSs 81 &c dsDo.
cempsd with, the deposit g be fOrfsited and the
losPHs STAR 5HNzs Tass:
RF GRIN q WILLIAMS, Auotioneers,
- No. 10ol northwest corner 10th and D sts.
TRCsJEEs' SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.
,paiy stS ISL. duly recorded IN iiSs a:' Il. B,
@sEo 4 folio sSs. &c, one Of the land record
having BEEN made e shs 81 p sss
secured thereby, shall offer for sale at auction in
tenth n6l day Of October, iaa, ct O'clock D. m.
e 81 tnst tract or parcel Of land lying In Prince
Part Of Johns Choice" and cit dated near For.
rsst, ie. on the road leading from Forrestvile 70
.s% .I%
s9n,sins sixty six acres, three roods, and thirty
y
dwelling on IT; ALEC barn and necessary outbuiid-
gs; an Srchs,d Of fruit trees &c. The close prox-
nnent,
Terms: One thousand dollars cash.. Of which one
hundr ed must be paid down on the day Of saie the
balance IN three equal nstallments in six twelve,
and eighteen months to be secured BY deed OF trust
on the and Bearing interest six per cent
frsm Gay OF sale The terms OF sale must be COM
The right to resell ct i've days public notice ct cost
and REX Of defaulting purchaser. Cost Of convey
Ancing OF cost OF purchaser.
hEEmAEE glRBITsGH. &r,r.,.a.
MAGDSLENE ptRBITsCH,S Irusteos'
GREEN q WILLIAMS.
seD24.oclssio Auctioneers.
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DY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and SITS

CHANCERY SALE OF BEAL ESTATE In THE
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. In THE DIS
TRlGT OF COLUMBIA. lOT W. d. q. MUR
DOCK 0ABOVE GEORGETOWN.
- By yirtu. Of a decree passed by the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia, in equity
Willism u. Q. Murdock ct al, we will sell at public
auction, IN front Of the premises, on MONDAY,
October l4th, 1872, at O'Clock o. IN lots 2. g. 4.
SO, 10, IL, H. ID, IA, Is, 10, IL, lS 49, 3d. 49, 49,
~, u. y, ~, and 3, OF our subdivision of q
part OF OF land lying and being in the county
OF Wash gtOn, in the District of Columbia, called
Friendship, st. Philip, and Jacob, and BE survey
zach OF the above lots contain from six to nineteen
ac'es.
This Land Is situated on roads lie adinR into the
Gldee road, and by these roads to Georgetown and
Washington, and is only two and half miles from
Georgetown. The new road about to be made by
the Board o. Public Works will bring this property
much nearer to Georgetown.
The land fs Of good quality, and part OF II wood
land, all well wAtered The land is suitable for
agricultural purposes, and 10 in very healthy To-
cstion.
Terms Of sale: One sixth cash, and the balance in
thirty equal monthly payments, with interest the
rate Of ten per centum annum from day OF sale,
with security to the satisfaction Of the Receivers,
and lien retained the pro perty sold; the pur
chase money can be paid in cash or upon shorter
time than aforesaid, at same rate Of interest.
deposit Of $50 will be required Of the purchaser ct
time OF sale. All conveyancng and stamps at cost
OF purchase Plats OF the property will be exhib-
WIN. +. MATTINGLY,
PHILIP A. DA RN ELLIE, Receivers.
VIM. J. MILLER.
se25 dads IRep &Pat Auctioneers
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gsER' A. VI Hi sSKETi Trustees.
ee26 dts LATlMER CLEARLY, Aucts

@Bf CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES INTER.
ested ,the above sale is postponed until TUESDAY,
the 18th Of October, instant, at the hour aud
giase when the nnmproved part ct said square will
Tered separately. commencing with the house and
lot at the corner OF 18th and streets. The terms
OF sale remain as before n regard to the unimproved
portion, bnt upon the improved portions Q deposie
OF go VIII be required upon each house and lot.
FRED. W.JONES, (~..
ocl-d JOHN A. HAMILTON,} Trustees.
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EVENING STAR.
A Hes Of Lave 700 Feet.
INV r.TRsr rRuPTIoN OF MAUnA LoA Ora

I'll. Ho,olu,u Sandwich Islands) Gazette, of
A. ,ist SAMPLES the following On the ave-
ni1s or the 18Th instant the people OF Hilo, and
ofhsr portions Of Hawaii, were startled by the
Sudden appearance Of an eruption at the M
rit OF Nauna Loa, the locality of the yolc ano
OF Nokusweoveo. At first, in Hilo. 10 intense
was the light of the eruption that before the
exact canse was discovered the inhabitants were
alarmed that TIRE had occurred in town. The
following extract Of q letter from Rev. Mr.
Coan gives description OF the first appearance
Of the eruption:
All Hill was startled last evening bv the CRY
OF fire. Looking TO the summit of Mauna Los.
upon the top OF the mountain, and Illuminating
those heights 1t il a grand eruption, but, from
our point OF observation, We could see no eyi-
dence of flow. We conclude that IL Is in the
great crater of MOkuaweoveo. IL l. cloudy to
d9y, and the mountain IL yelled.
The Gazette, in It's Issue OF August %, gives
some additional particulars saying "Our latest
ton still continues in MOkusweowO at the sum
nit of Mauna LOs- column OF hre or lava IL
constantly being thrown mp several hundred
feet above the summit OF the crater, present
ing, in the night, most imposing spectacle.
The people living around the base OF Mama
Ioa are IN mOmentary expectation Of a lava
Tow from the sides of the mountain.
When IL Is consideFed that the floor of the
crater - something like 500 feet above the rim,
and that the column Of lava is estimated to be
thrown something like 200 feet above the rim, il
must be thrown mp AZ least 200 feet. The colu mn
also must be immense, as IL can be seen dis
dnctly from all sides of the mountain, which, In
ton reached its grsndest dimensions about
eight DAYS before our informant left the coast
OF Hawaii. since which time the column of fire
lad not u rceptibly diminished.
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IRCHAHfT LINE OF srKAMsRIPs
Avn wAsHusroass I AID 'ssw uoEk.

Arsef..s .ss1ns ssesnshiE =, .. kATeAfsa1
Bk IIP IstrssH saTHHPE sla 1atk6XkAa
81, ~ R,Ssr even sATuEsxI Il 9 ;. =. L.evs
AkKXAGDRlA Ne go day 6 - q.
Tor fuh information aPply 20 =. p. a. DEHHAWi
town, % g t. soen9 q Nh ssrSss 81 nsV ISGs
SIC Nv. THOMPSON. pv.ss-r
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PROPOSALS.


pRoPosALs FOB SUBSISTENCE STORES.
O6ses Post and DepO, Com nissars Of Subsistence,
Salad WASHINGTON, D o., October !, 1874.
SoSs%Ssf and psesnse9 i and JsHus4y and ID
Nc Flour, Corn Meal, SOAP, Beans. salt. HOni-
ny, Bacon, Breshiss Bacon. Smoked Beef.
,AmonLt REQUIRED each month, quality, and conci
oe4,5. 9. BELL, @. g., U. ga.
pROPosALs FOR TIE ERECTIos OF THE
WINGS OF THk NORTHERN
Sealed PIopossls, endorsed Proposals for the
erection OF Northern Market wings and addressed
to the Commission for building the Northern Mar
Clock q WEDSsspsY the 9Th Of o Sos1
Commission, in the presence OF such BIDDERS e may
choose 10 attend.
The plans aad specifications can be seen and other
necessary in ormation obtained at the office Of rhos
NJ. Piowman. Architect, corner Of 9Gh and streets
The proposals must be made for furnishing all the
labor al materials necessary for the completion OF
fronting on o and slreetf one wing to be com
p,eteo wn,n SIX months from the date Of award Of
Bond aud security viii be required for the faithful
Sc made thereon in excess Of eirhty per eentum 81
the amount OF work actually done, until the entire
then full and complete payment will be made &C
cordng the prices and conditions Of the contract
required to Dc posis with the Of the Die
tTlct OF Columbia to the credit of the District,
guarantee that he viii enter into and esrry out the
bid The money deposited will be refunded to tbs
bidder upon the award Of contract and
TO the successful bidder upon the completion Of his
The Commission reserves the right to reject any
and all bids that may be offered IL they shall deem
such rejection for the interest Of the government
J. w. THOMPSON,
eep2S-eOtd Chairman Of GOmnitfen
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RY LATIMER h CLEARY,
II Auctiopeers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn'a avenue and nth street
Star Office Building.

TRUsTERs' SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE OF
SQUARE No. 237, LYING BETWEEN THIR.
TEETH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
WEST, AND I AND U STREETS NORTH
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust to Us, bearing
B.sl date the l7th day OF August, A. D. ISL, and
recorded in Llber No 657, at folio rs, OF the
Land Records OF the District Of Coumbls and at the
request OF the par ties secured thereby, shall sell
At public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
she lst day OF October A. d. 1871, at AZ O'Clock D.
M, the whole OF SQnare numbered two hundred
Ma hhry e,H' t according to the plat Of
The square has front Of SIS s IL feet on aud q
streets, and 42S 10 IL feet 18th and 4th streets
west, and upon the street front there are now ten
unfinished Brick Dwelling houses, five now under
ROOF, and hye built mp to the second story. The
property ls most e1gby situated and the attention
OF capitalists IS especially dir ected to this sale; the
title, which the undersigned will convey, being alb
solgtely perfect. The Indebtedness for which this
ssle1s now advertised s S65 OS7 s. with Interest at
$500 81.
Terms: One fifth cash, of which 81 coo must be
paid when the property is struck off and the residue
OF said cash within five days after the ssle the other
four bhs OF the purchase money in equal pay nts,
at one, two, three and four years, with interest
the rate OF seven per centum per aunum, said in
terest to be payable semi annually All conveysn-
cling at tie cost Of the purchaser III these terms Of
be resod the risk and cost OF the de.aultas pur-
chaser, upon i've days notice Of such resale being
given In the Patriot.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,S Trustees'
se26-dts LATlMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
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SUIcIDR OF AN OFFICER OF THE BELGIAN
ARMT-DtSdTpointe 10 LoUe--Mr. Peter
BlOOme, an ex-oficer OF the Belgian army. 81
years old, and q man of culture and refined
education, committed suicide by shooting him
self through the right temple, while an inmate
of st. Nincent's Hospital, on Thursday night.
Disappointed in q love affair, he left Belgium
for this country, intending to purchase and till
farm out west Arriving in this city on the
9th ult-, however, he abandoned his idea of
going west and became guest OF the New York
hotel He sosn left the hotel and went 10 live
at No. ~ Clinton Place. DESERVING this resi-
dence in a couple or hours, he went to some
hotel in the vicinity. On Wednesday evening
he was found by officer Wslkenshaw, of the
twenty-siNt precinct, wandering through
Broadway, bestOwing his trinkets and personal
property on psssers-by. Mr.. Bloome, evidently
insane. was taken to Bellevue Hospital for
treatment. He was transferred to st. Vincent's
Hospital, and on Thursday night he shot himself
through the temple with a small pocket pistol,
which he had secreted about his person. He
died in ten minutes after. 1t IL expected that
the Belgian consul will take charge OF the re-
mains.-N. y. Tunes, sta. ...
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II EDUCTIOE In PASSAGE RArEsl
ANCHOR LINE sTEAMER1
SAIL EVkBf "WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
PASSENGERS booked 70 and from any RsflvA az Sss
lion or Seaport In Great Britain, Ireland, 49,
norway, Sweden. Denmark, Germany. e4En
1rsnos Holland, belgium, and tho.
Cabin fare from NEW YeRK 70 LONDON, L.v
EkPOQL, GLASGOW. and DERRY ~ Wedres
days STEAMERS, 600; By saturday . Steamers, est
AND ssxi xUuRs.ou -,cxr-s s,ao
Intermediate, esq: eteerase, eSe; ell psysbIs n
oq Ps,ey :,s,, "a, thai, ,r,.,S, q, IN. o,a
try purohase tickess &C lowest rates. Tor fus
ther rsrt,cnisss syPly % the Agent, Miss a. u
HENDERSON BROThIBo.
nayN Bowling Green, New York.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL
A BETWEEN
PHILADELPHLA, ALEXANDRIA, "a.
WASHING TON d GEORGETOWg, .. g.
Sailing day from Pier 2, North wharvee, Phfsi
delghis, WEDNESDAY and SAT --
From SO Water street, George -.
town, ID. O., TU ksDAH and SATURDAY, NJ 10
am. CT. HYDE, Agent for ID Of q.
Agents.. A. REID. Alexandra, Va; WI
CLYDE CO., Philadelphia, Pc. tyi
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
Il A IL sc II 4 ID U RE.
FOB NORFOLK AND BOSTON

On and after Monday, sept lesb ls7a the st.sr,er
LADY OF THE LAKE carrying
the Y; :: Mail, viii leave her e. s3t-N
Crouch o. wharf. foot Of 9Th street o6cycxnkzn
MONDAY aud III L RsDAY, al z D m stOppine Al
at the principal river landings, for NORFOLK.
oSnntctlnf at Norfolk with the n. NJ. steAlashiS
Aeenis;-y. y. GroDer, Norfolk Va; -, AIex-
andria: @. Waters, Georgetown. M Creuch
viii receive aud deliver freight until .. m
brtnch Ia ket Once at Knox : Express Once,
Col ner Pennsy Nv alia avenue and 9th ri
IOBsEY CLAGETr. General Agent,
Plants store. corner l5th and n. Y ave.
sel7-u TRepub. A Patriot
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n eJUeTH. PAYg FAIR PRIOBe foe Ladies
r. Gents, and Childrenb Second hand OLOTH
tHQ, uNDER O10fHIHe, B0Ofk, eROEs, 20.
Il e1e p strest, between ets and yth ssrests. Not
~ Nail D9o0J<h ef1endo1 ~ oulo.d
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10y LATIMER g. CLEAKY,
~ AucJoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvsnia avenue and 18th st.
Star Once Building.
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THIS ID 10 GIVE NOTICE, That the sabecrf-
4 ber has obtained from the Supreme Court Of thu
DstsiSt q Columbia holdins asPscisl TEN lsffsr,
7. EGAN, late Of Washington county, ID. o..
a e All persons having claims egs is
saUs, with the vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber
before the 4lst day Of September nexf they
otherUioe by laW b excluded from ell benefit Of the
said estate Given under my hand this 1lst day Of
eDtembef, l0I. HENRY EGAN
ce23-m 81 Administrator.
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limited STATES PATIHT OFTIO1,

On the petition Of TEE6ERioR q. sxBsATos,
o. Troy: New 1srk, administrator Of Paul A. Sab
peton, deceased, praying for the extension Of Q
patent granted 70 the said Paul A. 0abbaton on the
a9 Gay o. ysnuary, 1879, for an Improvement In
II p ordered that the testimony In the case b
closed on the Sd day Of December next; that the
nue ior Ming Arguments and the Exrminer's reporl
De UNITED TO the 18th day Of December next and thai
next. - - -
Any person nay oRpces th.s sxtsnsion.
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T'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scribers have obtained from the Supreme Court
letters testamentary on the personal estate OF
JOHN BAfNE, late Of Washington county, d.
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the Vouchers thereef to the subscribers
may otherwise BY lay be excluded from all benefit
o. the said estate; Given under my hand this LIST
,.,..n,.. JAMES g g. ggLIN,} Executors.
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A UeTlN X. BROWN,
"A Corner y. Z. avenue and lstn street,
Washinston, D. q.
EuMBER, LIME, CEMEST, SAND, &C., Be-, As
LpMBEk Hills cut to order on short notice
BLUE STONE for Building, Macadamixins an,
Paving purposes delivered in any part Of the bs
ZEAL ESTATE bought and ssld and noney in
vested To this branch OF the bus mess will here
amer give my personal attention, and viii be At n
once daily from ten .. m. until four . N Warl-a
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J. l.. OHESEMAN CO.,
~ Successors to the Independent Ice Company,
Have hlled their Houses with the best Quality Of
NOhTHERN ICE, which they offer to the public a
reasonable rates, in large or small quantities.
wharf and Depot foot of 9th street.
Office, l204 Pennsy lv ania ayeeue el4lm
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We buy and sell Real Estate Houses, Stores,
Apartments and Cfices to rent and lease Rent
collected, guaranteed and advanced Money care.
fully invested. Negotiations of all Kinds fathfulIy
executed: Houses built; long time given for BAY.
ment. Plans, specifications, contracts and deed,
skillfully drawn. Satisfaction guar anteed Give
rs one call and we will merit another
~Onice under Masonic Tenn ole je0-
The New York herald., 1872-12-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A GOOD BUSINESS MAN. WITH CAPITAL.
n wanted-As partner, 10 introduce pride OF the
Kitchsn which recsyed the grand silver medal over
having splendid sale when introduced only want more
capital: Call address w. L. TR0xELL II Dey
street. New York
The New York herald., 1872-12-22

are informed BY the Times, in which the Russian
Empire presents itself to the minds OF Englishmen
And then comes this sentence :-"The first Is that
OF q progressive and educating Power. which,
though backward In comparison with the old States
OF Europe, is yet the destined instrument in the
hands OF Providence for bringing the vast hordes
OF Asia out OF the night OF barbarism to at
least the early twilight Of civilization" This is, Of
course q highly generous and philanthr0pic motive |;
but II Is so high and generous that one Is
almost inclined to doubt its genuIneness. Is this
peaceful way OF accepting the inevitable. OF good
humoredly recognizing dfts accomplish And the
Times itself seems to feel this because shortly
after 1t goes on TO say that there is another and
very different way OF looking at Russian progress
In Central Asia. "It is that settled antagOnism
must prevail between the two European Powers
which are called to rule over ASIA and that,
though we may have neither the right nor the
power to interfere with Russia so long as she con-
dnes her aggressions to the barbarous tribes in
her neighborhood, there are limits which we must
forbid her to pass II we would preserve our innu-
ence in Asia. To the minds OF this more Jealous
class there is something which argues baseness
and degeneracy in placarding humanitarian senti-
ments in lace OF an aggressive military empire"
So far as one can see, the party tnat wishes for
active opposition to Russia In Central Asia Is be-
coming daily smaller. "F0rtliy yourself well behind
the Himalaya Mountains, reconcile the people to
your rule and you need not lear for India" that Is
the tone now most In favor. Whether this be
really the wise and safe way OF dealing with the
advance OF Russia, time must be LEFT to show.