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Smyrna times., 1872-01-17
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An old manuscript has recently been dis
covered in Western New York containing the
the following anecdote of the famous Indian
Chief Red Jacket, which is new: He was once
on visit to a house in Canandaigua, and not
to make preparations for him. She through
carelessness or thinking it would do well
enough for an Indian, placed on the table
dish Of meat that had been visited by flies.
Red Jacket advanced to the table, and seeing
the insects busily engaged in the meat, took
the meat and placed it on the sill of the
door, stepped back, took his rife, deliberately
took aim and discharged the contents through
the meat The report of the gun alarmed all
in the house. They yan to inquire the cause.
Red Jacket replied that he always killed his
meat before he ate it. The joke had its
desired effect
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

A humorous young man was driving horse
which was in the habit of stopping at every
house on the road side. Passing a country
tavern, where there were collected together
some dozen cOuntrymen, the animal, as usual,
ran opposite the door and then stopped in
spite of the young man, who applied the whip
with all his might to drive the horse on. The
men in the porch commenced hearty laugh,
and some inquired if he woould sell that
can not recommend bin, as he once belonged
to a butcher, and stops whenever he hears any
calves bleat" The crowd retired to the bar in
silence
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

SMALL Pox RAGING ALL OVER EUROPE
a letter from Messina, Italy, dated December
9th 1871, received in Washington, says :
almost every city in Italy is infected with
small pox. In Messina, large portion of the
lower classes is attacked, and many of them
die. The health office gives clean bills OF
health, but, since the 7th inst, the American
and British consuls, after consultation, agreed
to enter in their bills of health that cases of
small pox have occurred in the city, some of
which have terminated fatally. The other
consuls think it unnecessary, as in their opin-
ion, the disease was raging over the whole
continent of Europe"
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

THEN AND Now.-In these degenerate days
we are happily spared politeness of the good
old times which guarded against danger in all
When person was about to drink at Saxon
banquet he asked the guest who sat next him
to pledge him, which was performed by his
neighbor holding up his knife or sword to pro-
teet him while he drank-it being supposed
that man, when burying his face in a tankard,
was not able to guard against any act of treach
cry from behind. Perhaps, however, the
difference is only one of degree; for, nowadays,
the real danger lies not from a wound in your
back, but one from internaIly-not from the
traitorous enemy knife but from the adulter-
ated liquor. Considering that the one danger
was only occasional, and the other happens to
tens of thousands every day, the Saxons had,
perhaps, the advantage over us.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

RATHER CLOSE QUARTERS A Missouri set
tier on the Union Pacific Railroad strayed
few steps in the woods, recently, in quest Of
squirrels, provided with only single barreled
gun. The first game he saw was a bear OF
mOnstrous proportions and unmistakabe can
nbal notions. He let fly at bruin as the ami
able creature advanced but missed him.
There Was a race-literally for limb or life
and the hunter succeeded, just as the cavern
Gus jaws Of the beast touched his skirts, in
swinging upward on a hospitable limb, where
he thought he was secure-for time at least
The BEAR batiled in his onset adopted a Fab
ian pollcy-grlmly waited, sitting on his haun.
ches, in vicious contemplation of the moment
when his victim should descend. Bears, like
mortals, lose patience and, when the hunter
was attemting to climb higher, the brute was
enabled to seize one leg, and tore the foot
almost completely off. The wretched man,
rendered frantic with pain, thrust one foot in
hollow place in the tree, and, seizing his
knife, made a strike at the bear S head The
bear, with one vigorous sweep of his paw
struck the weapon from the mans hand. For
a moment the poor wretch gave himself up as
lost; but suddenly he remembered that his
pocket was filled with salt. which he had in
tended for sheep. At once salt was his safety.
AS the beast thrust bis head up, handful of
salt was dropped square into his wicked eyes,
and with hOwls of pain he fell scraping and
clawing to the ground. Dealing this out on
the homeopathic system at each onset of the
bear the hunter passed the day and night ;
until, finally-long after noon of the next day
the people, alarmed by his long absence,
searched the woods, and rescued him from his
perilous position.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

The Stark County Ind. Ledger welcomes
ion: 9 Miss Betsy Opplebach intends locating
in this place soon. She is intelligent and
handsome, and don't smoke, chew tobacco,
drink whiskey, paint, play sweet wear false
'dumplings, or chignons-is opposed to wom@n
suffrage, free love, and things that squeeze her
out of shape She is not on the marry, and
will entertain no propositions. Her card an
nouncing her biz will appear in our columns
when she arrives
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE
m RETwEEV
EMPIRE


Aena article TO the Convention for the Amslioraon of
os Service, Concluded the 2lst October. 1867 Be-
ths Post Departments Of the United States of America
NSrth German Union. well the Additional
1.n'rht@n OF the ~ April. 1870.
49, steamship line between port Of Germany and
e nrd states OF America be employed tor the
"i the German American mails at such
that the entire cos Of transportation between the
=" the two countries shall not exceed silhergrO
dniy ech sn2ie letter Now therefore, the undersigned
thr Hovernent Of the United states America AVID the
OF the German Empire have agreed the fol-
articl- TO the postal convention Of the 2ls
Ap - VI and to the additional convention OF the 723
SOLE ARTICLE.
lin ne tW3 administrations by OF such steamship
IlaIl be a. follows. viz;
!" fT letters from Germany TO the United States:
a. men prepaid Ia Germany, ~ sIlberRrOschen.
O. When paid III the United states. 10 cents
,SttetA from the Juitef States TO Germany:
- mhen prepaid in the United states cents.
Sti'rh PAID ~ Germany Silbergr0schen.
article takes effect the date Of the dispatch
foE mail By such stesmshiD line. and from that date
ct nas the duration the Of the 2lst
s7n anu ie ahdtl0nal convention OF the I-Z3 April
d % ~ duplicate and signed in Washington the thirty first
and II M n one thousand eight hundred
perrin the fourteenth day May, thousand eight
lsEAL., JNO CpvsUEII
TsK.,, Postmaster General Of the United States.
"I - HEINRICH STEPHAN.
herehv nener, Post Director n the German Empire
TO be affixed. S@uSsu tue sSA OF the Onited STATES
By the President; u D. IhANI'
tskALI HAHIITns PtsE
W,sg,vo- Sscreiary Of State.
"AShiSOroN March 81. 1871.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

How TO CHOOSE A HUsBAND-Neverm mar
ry man until you have seen him eat. Let
the candidate for your hand, ladies, pass
through the ordeal of eating soft. boiled eggs.
If he can do it, and leave the tablecloth, the
napkin, and his shirt unspotted-take him.
Try him next with a spare rib. If he accom-
plishes this feat without putting out one Of his
own eyes, or pitching the bones into your lap,
name the wedding day at once-he will do to
tie to.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

LUDICRoUs-In the City of Cleveland,
Ohio, reside two brothers by the name of
Little, who regularly attend the same church,
and happened few Sabbaths since to be late.
Their seats happened to be situated on opposite
sides of the church. Starting from the vesti-
bulc at the same time, what was their astonsh-
ment, on arriving nearly at their seats to hear
the minister announce as his text, with a
flourish of the hand, Here little, and there
a little
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17
CONVENTION
BETWEEN rHs

cu BETWEEN THB
MEN, hvvFrhhAAL POST OFFICE or THE UNITED STATES Of
TyiTtpih IND ASND THE GENERAL POST OFFICE OF THE
LAND. VI "hEAI bhtiAi A-'D iN4
hs Ienera Post Office the United States Of America and
and Post otiee OF the United KiukdOm o Great Britain
hon being desirous establishing exchange OF
orders bet ween the two the undersigned duly
@tlees: ~ Pu'P'Se' nS'e "EIeeu wv" Wv '"~
Th....,-,, ARTICLE I.
hsiwe he regular aneeof money orders between
antries The xum Of each order j. liked a ten
sa when issued 10 the United Kingdom Of Great
ana Ireland and. when issued In the United StateE at
afsin the national currency Of the latter country
Thnn,. ARTICLE III.
Post O1ce shall have 10 Tx the rates OF
on all orders Issued in the United Kingdom:
United States Ofice shall the n
O 70 all money orders issued In the United States. Each
% hA communicate the other its tariff OF charges or
vsn eonmisson which shall be established under this
and these rates shall In all be paid In ADVANCE
emltier and shall pot In any event be repeyshe u
pend moreover that each Office IL authorized 10 sus-
9ura serry the sxehanFe Of money orders 70 case the
" - abuses or case detriment % the postal revenue
country shall the commission charesd all
Der issued within it. but shall To the other country
sn1 on tue total amount Of such orders
tContinued third page.l
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

A LrLLIpUr1AN Out in Illinois there is a
child, now three months old, weighing but two
pounds. Its length is only seven inches, and
its face about the size of watch crystal. Its
tiny arms are so slender that small fnger-ring
can be slipped on either of them to the should
er. This little creature is already making quite
a noise in its part of the world, and hundreds
have called to see it. Its parents are of stand
ard size.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

FREE LOVE Here is the free love mar.
riage vow, as finally adopted:
''We promise to love each other, and live in
the same brown stone front till we are tired of
each other, and see some one we like better"
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

An eccelent old deacon who, having won a
fine turkey at a charity rattle, didn't like to
tell his severe orthodox wife how he came by
it, quietly remarked as he handed her the fowl
that the Shakers gave it to him.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

An Irishman having jumped into the water
to save a man from drowning, upon receiving
a quarter from the person as a reward for the
service, looked first at the money and then at
him, and at last exclaimed:
/ IN overpaid for the job!"
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

Pompey, whar you get dat watch p "a
man CUB it to me-" Cub it to you for
nutin?" "Yes-but l had to knock him
down free or four times befo' he'd do it."
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

George Vandenhof, in his his history of the
Exodus from Eden, says: The devil drove
Woman out of Paradise; but he could not
drive Paradise out of Woman!'
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

The Yankee who was ''lying at the point of
death Whitfield it off with his jackknife, and is
now recovering.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

1t is more than probable that some of the
sensational stories about the breaking in of
levees by the food are overdrawn accounts on
the Mississippi banks.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17
EXTRADITION.

u,r ,-x1TED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE REPUB
THE INlI6D lie OF NICARAGUA.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

Irony-Te ask a hardware merchant the
price of cast steel soap.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

Step on an orange. peel if you Wish to make
q quick trip.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

rre s 1870: Ratified April IL. 1871 Rstifcatione E1
sisneG june a. 1871; Proclaimed September s, 1871
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17
0EFIC A 4
CONVENTION

avs and ResolEtISTs 2" ine opifsd & ar. Stntes Pas
seu "' ~ First Congress.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

This isthe way Troy reporter congratulated
a friend on his marriage:
Zone more unfortunate,
Weary of life,
Rashly importunate,
Taken a wife
Smyrna times., 1872-01-17

-ur ppEsIpENTo or THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
BI Ihh tNESlNl nROIiL PLANTATION.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

conduct Of the American Minister referred
to, who, had he been properly dealt with,
would not have led Mr.. Catacazy into such
blunders. But not knowing the facts as to
the ill-behayed American Minister referred
to, we will dispose Of the parallel brought for
ward, by saying that we cannot allow the
blaekguardsms Of our Mlnlstor abroad, u
such be true, 10 excuse, much less justify, In
suits to our Government and people BY the
Ministers who arc accredited TO us. II such is
to become the rule we had better stop sending
or receiving Ministers.
We observe, however, that as soon Us the
statement Of facts and reasons by Mr.. Fish
for tho recall Of Mr. Catacazy read dhcd Prince
GortschakoG, he at once detached his minis.
ter from the Grand Duke and otdorcd him
from tho country, thus most doncluslvelt
showing that he viewed Mr.. Ga,aeaEy's con-
duet In much the tAme light that Mr., Fish
did, and we doubt net would hate thought
Mr.. Fish had failed In his duty al the Prime
Minister Of the American Government II he
had acted different 10 whathe did abd Is doing,
90 far NJ CatacaEy is concerned. Bat we do
no, propose to borrow the approval, express
or implied, Of Prince Gortsshakot to Justify
the action OF tho President and Mr.. Fish.
They havo done their simple duty hs the head
and chief executive ofileen OF the United
States Government aud have the approval Of
the American people hs their rsward and he
or they who seek 10 find fault with their Ae-
ton, aud Justify II before tho pablo, will find
themselves well loaded with the contempt OF
the people All proppr attent ton will 10 shoWn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13
MoNAN surrRAaE ouEsIIoN.

Yaaterday IN. ganata ,.,,,nu,itf kof ,,,,v, fl,a
women snfyragI,,s ! S,arIngI, M 1ecSIscd
Win dnc doSsrcn.c thc ,'' ars,,,cr,. - de
b.,tcr rls,. N tcn,.Io snsTrasI.ts bead,,a Ly
NJ. a,.n,on ia ..v ,I,a, III dan,,l,iar II
T,d,,o ~aAs r,,s,,,d ,veiI /. ho M, = -,
r,,,ns,, M, a,.,,,,,,i,,,oa' 4. aI,,,,,s l,
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v'.'i, III -, 'nS
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- ~ '..'a,i' s s'N,. "o peS 'nV' u''l'
'.',e so pe"Vu " y '..ss., ps1 s'e~'e'
- - - - t,-.-r4,s- -~i "" '.nS' "ie'
.-' -, - $500 s''' iiV
e''yn =. "O1'o "''u u'''ie '''e ny nv Nv ~
70 N'asoos VI "oiii'u H'o 'ou'ineeu y, un'
s 'SeS a"u, OnV y ouV, We 'o hnti
49,. - -. s -, ~ .u ~, ~
,o hV"U y, H"', ny ',,,, uu'' iaui,''ou'
'n nsp uIniians oook on Woulin worm
a.u "'tui'esSn' ieuouheS iniage an0
NJ I's NorAs, ana Wisely adNiSins weaker SIS
VeIS =" uo hAoWpe' Inc eausc pi true Wo-
unaiIiiOou ihos' ootainS Tvs oest u'rehee iron
soOo women, Nohleh' Men properly Nhl a'AW iro'n
aeout's' Nhen no H'oiy can DC ooIAihed IRON
resAeins INC seA' ho"sNer Wi"hHncaded' lt
sno U'Sin Hna near. .!' ., A,hericah Eomahnooc
uas peeh ,ei' tno 1'lsA ol ihsuusf hg ana re
ans tno "oaA enu "'eAeu iisteTS VINO
"a N'SAN"B u""h ''o iiNi' PS'"Son w
sexos, leave women wholly unprotected, anC
dootned IN beenme fhe ,ictIn1a md not ,b,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

I.v no,,ll yva. nrts,in.IIv. u.,,,,n, ,,.1
Aia, '"' SO"'H "~' Nis'NS1 Ncim"n' Peu'
r,ts,.,v .,J Ia, -. =, ~ ,,,....,y,.,.
hgi,i ~ 60 "'iN "'' ~ ~ S'N'''u0"
w" IVA
= Mr. Jesse X. Grant IL still cCnilned 70 his
nouso ,,.l, IN =, Aha thsrs Iitte prob
y, hs se''ihs ous thiS Nintef' .
br, WIN. ID. BUCK, a prominent physician
VI mhnchetter, diei suddenly Tue tiAy evening,
VI neart aisease.
- George Elliott says: "a woman dictates b.
lore mATf,aue IN or,ier thAt sha m,N I,ays e,, m
petite IoT aubml AsIon AileTWArd." ~-.0
---aAtrlsOa roSs for Grant and skya a .eeley',
oppusltlOn To me tcn0nlinatioa Of Inc PresIIeni
Is caused by his own ambition ior Ihe place.
,y,,,,t,a,t.,. 4. " I,.,S,r, heln hh ~ Elorohee
s $50. l.h,e. n, ~ ,',,IS Il i.s niAel
a'.S,,oh sra ,ls,,naa 80 uuIlhB tht
tio's.a - - l-'+'-. va
Mcclellan has been rendered thb place IN n,
EIie EIie uitsStgtsiiP .s htle Nhoaht u me death q
~. " fNA' o"' ho'"'"s hA' 70 con
"f ~. ~ ,.,.... s,o,., 80,
Aod Jgke Win his friends, and 70 ethibit an ~
which he i placed, Ho eat. and sleeps we'll
and appears 10 be ifee from AL anxiety.
.-~Oldi pFobabllltiear continues 10 be a relIA-
bic prophet. Hls Ealloinatlons are EettlpR L
nave tho Authority Of law. sold RTobabillties'
& certainly SomSthlns TO ad.Mysl. .-Nsg YorI
ComHtSreial AdpsTtissr. -
-Count poneds,,I has v,,,.ir.wn m. Ian,
ee had instituted SEaln'l Louisa ahlbseL, q,
isIihhh hivVsibr ~ sho PfOsod 70 MN that W,
rtralt . ial sno hAl utssn " MAlAlho Benedett
nnlen ~, '.a 1.,,n ~, ,. the 9nenes'
Has oohe IN soou iai'h' anu "lthoqt malice. =.
= James fisk, ~, vas not born As stated, 4
aal, the southwest Gamer town In the State
rhe small 0ne-st0ry house where he was born
next west Of the Tesidenco Of the late Hon. Solo
mon Wright, IL stlil standing. His iather q
that lima WAS an oyaFnoor in "A fmhu oollnn han
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

SILLY AMENDMENT was introduced In the
House Of Delegates yesterday by hr. Brown,
ono OF tho representatives from the county,
10 abolish the Office Of water registrar, and
the total stoppage Uf the collection Of water
rentals. Now, MIR. Brown don't live In WASH
ington, and don't know anything about our
water arrangements. II he did, he would
know that under the act Of the Legislature
recently passed the revenue frOrS the water
rents Of the District are pledged TO pay the
interest and create sinking fund wherewilb,
In course OF time, to pay tho principal OF the
tour hundred lhousand dollars St bonds Is
sued 10 pay the cost Of laying doEn our new
| wller-mains.
Try again Mr.. Br own, maybe tou'l guess
better next time. In all gcribusnoss We
would agk, isu { II about time TO stop the
twaddls about there being no wAter In this
OF that localityl OF course Ihere is no sup
| ply. Who Is 10 blamei Certainly our water
| department Is better administered than ever
before, and the fault ls not thcreI The truth
"a, tho trouble Is occasloned simply because
the pipes now In use are not OF sIlllclent ca
paeity 10 supply the city. The only remedy
u tho thirty-slx'lnch water-maIb, and that
viii be la operation before watm weather
"A on US. 3d. citizens, do not bd deferred BY
The foollsh assertions Of pArtieS who know
nothing about 1t, but come mp and pay your
| wntcr rents
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13


in'eo years nave passed since tue reVolu.
uon or lnsurreeuon began on the Island o.
NuoN' 80 lar IRON being suppressed We see
uYCPs oy 'ne thousand now being sent from
ePr'G new captain General ior Onua
nainCu ana also q now spanish Minister 70
'u1 oui'eu States IN the meanutne eno'nur
suPpoeeu 'ministerial crisis has arrived
ana spain seems preyto internal dissenslon
IN y, al save blind Impulse to save Cuba
hlng amadeus recently witnessed the EN-.
oarkaiion OF troops destined for Cuba, and
'nauo 'nenl Pattlot'c eddress'
IN short spain Is In state OF perturba-
vop, ana ior inc past three years mas en-
peNo'ea inNa'n oiuow 70 rccunchco OF 10
conquer lhe Cuban rebels. railing In her
lonk continued efforts, half convinced that
inc intnreWll be futile, her statesmen are
divided in The real or oppressed opinion In
nj except mat spain must not lose the
aiand OF Suoa, coupled with disposition TO
hoiu lhe United states responsible Tor her
own eontlnnsd failure to suodue the ever
'",'hiui h'e. -.
ihis augufs at least an unccrtaln Iu'ure-
possibly aWar 'hrusa upon US Wi'p mq view
OF satsiymg themselves Ior Ino iofs OF Cuoe,
u unable 20 conquer ~ ,inN me United
o'''os mas sc'oa w goop ie"n, any win lot
uenranso enulosl W ueuleaT-anu tiaN 700, OF
yen uhuer graVe assumptions and even insult
n's Sonpuel VoraIus US on nePar'oi her Cu-
Oan o'ne'as, when mas oeon borne Win rom q
scVnse OF the actual weakness OF Spain, and
an earnest de1rc 70 avoid pushing her TO the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

The present deplOrable condition Of allalrs
In Louisiana cansedthe Hon. IlenGJ L. Dawes,
OF Massachusetts, 10 offer the following reso-
luton in the House Of Representatives on
Lhe 10Th Instant: ,g.as..I... ..
Resolved, That q select committee ol i've be
appointed by the Speaker Of the HU.i asof Repre-.
sentatiyes, whose duty it shall bot u inluirelnto
the condition Of the government 81 Louisiana,
80 Oar as regards the Nd ministration and exoeu.
tion Of the laws Of the United slatea and the
safety Of tho lives and property Ot citizens
theroOf anil to report tho same v this House
with such Recommendation as they may deem
eNPcdienti md that said coInhiittfe be Author.
iEcd 10 employ n clerk and stonoyrup her, " send
tor persons aud papers, TO take testimony under
oath, 10 hold their sessions In this city or else
where, as they may deem necessary the expense
u said committee 10 be paid out u tho e0ntin.
gent fund VI the House VI Representatives,
Action on the foregoing Will probably BE-
taken on Monday, and Is to be hoped that
the House will adopt this resolution which
90 admirably complies with the public de-
nRnds In the premises. II Is not for US 10
pronounce on the truth or falsity Of The
charges preferred against Gov, Warmoth
but the gravity OF those charges, the char.
acter Of the persons who have made them
amply Justify the adoption Of meas-
nres whereby they may be examined.
Nor Is this statement made ia the spirit OF
unfrIendlness agalnst Goyernot Warmotb
On the contrary, the high seuae Of honor
With which he Is accredited by his friendA
would, doubtless, prompt him u,nd them to
unite In the demand Tor thotongh inYesli-
CATION Of proceodings that hayt attracted,
and even vet mounpollze, a large portion OF
tho public thought. The time has passed,
let US hope never to return, when mem.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

Is Mn GREELEr still in the RePulillcan
partyi He was expected, bot dld NOD come
10 this riiy as member OF the National ReI
publican COMMITTEES. The poor old man
knew the feeling was all one way, and that
the Grant way, and so stopped away.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

TIrERE Is an instance on record In the his
tory Of the corporation Of Washington where
loan in the shape Of certificates Of water
stock were talien BY George W. Aggs, esq,
and ]! Q. MOtlulrs at ons Per cent above par,
Tho amount Of the entire loan was one hmm
drod and flity thousaud dollArH. -. ..,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13
Auction Sales.
To-day.
NJ M WALL a Co-.

IA " N. Y. WALL q. Go, ,AuctIeneers,
Ne OS Iou,sssna ave. bed Ninth snd Tenth streets.
UNITED STATES MARsHAIB sALR,
In virtue Of order ot sale niuod from the Clerks
once o. the Supreme UouTt o. tue District Of Uolum
his Ard 70 me diraoted, will sell a. ". L. Wall 4
OoNs Hsgnar, on SATURDAY the 18Th dsy Of
JAnaarf, is72, A. 10 O'Clock a m, for eash-
Ons brown stallion, harneta, sud sulky neized aud
levied upon the goods and ohAitsh Of leonar u.
BraipT and will be sold 70 satisfy attaohmsntdNo.
sieo n favor Of Gabriel E9py,s,, spyp su.pp
United States Marshai, District of Columbia.
taiD.did wM Il. WALL a 90, AueUoneeru.