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National Republican., 1873-01-29
OFRICE CHTEF QUAnTHRMAsTEP,
fORr LEAyENwOHrH, KANSAS,

foRT EEivESwoRrH, KisSia,
Sealed proposals. will be received al this office
@ oraoS q %aa naan ysh az rHn 1nG sa
SHSns Sif SHaERs S {ssE 4EF @ and
Prom such points on the Kansas Ipcinc Railway
aS & S BlaSsas ASoS aud d and .a S'R
Grande railway as may during The existence Of ihe
posts aud places that may be designAtcd by the ri
& RsSsaS and pSTf TSTr,ores ri S ooSrSd New
Ms2fhSo 2 h nam and a. Camp Ar5oPs LsI,StoTS S R
dian Territ9Iy as lie north Of the Red river and
mediate pointS on the route Observation-Disclosures 70 The
.s and places aloyemeptioned the proposals for
Toned 10 be made ssparatsiy' '"' l''"'
bidders will state Inc rate per one hundred ucC
viii transport The stores IN each month Of the year
beginnins April nrgt dst,I Ils7S
70 and from points a rcSs9nabie distance. not sS.
ceedins ib9 miles outside the limits Of the regular
PropYs1ls the rate q which agch Transportation,
scIarately from rates Tor service within regular
The weight 70 be transported will not exceed in the
bidders will state their place Of residence and
sum q isH Thousand doisrs tsSsS,p eSeo1ted @ In IN
eEa FORM By two or more responsible persons (cer
und sses bPS iqass n Siotb tbS q IN
ass ne contract = awarded t9 The pers?n proIYsn5
this advertisements
The entire routc must be bid for. bids will not bo
entertained for portions only OF the route.
Ihe right 70 reiect any and all bids that may DO
offered Is reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service by
ne hrnt lsu day Of April l573 aud must have
ptAce OF business or agency At which he may be
communicated with readily al the starting points Of
the route.
Blank forms showing the conditions Of the con
tract TO be entered into must accompany and be a
part Of the PROPOSALS These blanks, aud blanks for
prup0 ais, can be had on application to this office
and % QuastermAsters at St Louis, Mo-, aud santa
Fem. NJ.
Moreover, no bill will be entertained, under any
ctrcr metAnceH unless the bidder "a present In Lx
sou, or by duly authorized agent or attorney At
ope' ling Qf the bids, and u then and there prep.
70 now that he is fully able 70 carry out the con
IN Ill RESPECTS II awarded TO him.
roposals should be indgrsed, Proposals for Army
II ansPnrtaton on Route No. q" and addressed 10
u ie undersigned.
by order, 9i tho Chief ouArtcrmastcr Military
-. STEWART VAN vLIET.
Assistant puartermAster General, Breyet Major
General United States Army, Chief Qua rte ernaster
National Republican., 1873-01-29
Tuesday, April y, 1879
! N fVbi"G III "GfFTs.
Total, 1000 Gifts, all Cash ..........

ToProyide means for this maanmineent A ConScrt, QUE
hundred Thousand tickets only Will be Issued, lafSe
portion Of which are already sold,
PRICE OF TICKETS,
whole tickets fl0, halves Sb, and quarters $3.50
Eleven whole tickets for slO6, No discount on less
than SiO orders, Nothing could be more appronri
for presents than tickets to this banquet Of wealth
or more likely To produce grander sAtisfAotory 70
suits The object 6f this third Gift Concert iH the
enlargement and endowment Of the Public Library
uf Kentucky, which, by the special act authorizing
the Concert for its beneht Il % be forever free to AL
citizens Of every State This Concert Will he con
nocted like the hrst and second heretofore given,
and full partcnArS Of the mode q DRAWING the giits
| thorough understanding o. the scheme, from begin
ming Ia end are now published In the form Of cir
cuiar which viii be Furnished free % cost TO any
| who apply. The entire management Of this under
| taxing has been committed by tht trustees to Hon
| THOMAS T. BRAMLETlE, late Governor q ken
| the dit Concert should be AdaIesssd, -.
| r. I, DVhRETT, President.
W. N, HALDEMAN, Vice President
FARMERS AND bio oYERSi ia NIX, Treasurer
Tickets are now ready for sale, and all orders fo
| nation 80, will meet with prompt attention wheI
| addressed To me below directed.
| ruao Z nuANll ETTE lnlllRvlllE Nv
National Republican., 1873-01-29
A. WEBSTER,
Register Of Wills.

TINlIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
Il scriher has obtained from the supreme Court
gf tho District Of COLUMBIA holding speoial term
CAHRoLL y, WRsLOw late OF Washington city,
d. o., deceased. All parsons having claims against
the Hlid deceased hereby warned tO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
or before the 18th day nf January next they may
Otherwise by law bo excluded from all boneht OF
| the said estate "a,
Given nndOr my hand, this 18th day Of January,
| I8ij. Uan9l Tu9wl BENJAMIN y, MINsLOW,
National Republican., 1873-01-29
TINTED STATES PATENT oFFICE,

WAsHIN0TON, ID. @, Jan. Il, lsIl
On the petition OF BRADFoRD 4. PiERCK, Of New
Bedford, Mass, and MASON II. PmRoE, u Wood
stock, New York, praying for the extension ut 4
patent granted 10 them on the 18th day Of April.
s5s reissued on the asth day Of February 1885, on
the llth day of january, 1853 and the eth day Of
lpTil. issg, for an Improvement in Machines for
Making Drain Pipes.
il Is ordered that the in the case be closed
on the 18th day OF March heAt: that the time for
hling arguments and the Examiners reppTt be lin,
tied TO the 18th day Of March next, aud that said
petition be heard on the "a day Of April next
Any person may oppose this extension,
lA93. MgW M D. IE0GETT, Commissioner,
National Republican., 1873-01-29
CONGRESS-.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Vice Prcrident CoIfax Asks that n Com.
mIttec Investigate the Charges Against
IItm-Dcbntc In the House on the Colo
rHdo BIII-lIIsccIInncous Buslncss.
National Republican., 1873-01-29
GRANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE
$5OO,OOO Cash Gifts.
100000 for. only SO.

100000 for only $40.
Under authority Of special Legislative act Of March
10, ISL, the trustees now announce
The Third Grand GIN Concert for the
BeneGt Of the Pubiic Library
Of Kentucky,
To come OF in Library Hall, at Louisville, KY, on
Tucsdny. April -, 1873.
At this Concert the best musical talent that be
procured from all PARTS Of the country Will add pleas
'irc 10 the entertainment, and TEN. TH0uSANp
CASH GIFTB AlrSregAting vast total Of half mil
lion dollars currency, Will be distributed Dy lot u
the tickethOlueFB, as fOllOwHi
National Republican., 1873-01-29
TrNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

I
u wAsHISGTOS, D. @, January l3t lhiS
On the petition Of SAMUEL D. SExTos, OF balll
more, Nd, praying for the extension ot Iatnni
granted Ia him ON the 18th day OF April, le5a, re-
lssued on the 81 day Of pecember' lSi' and " Two
TuAry Is5i, No ldli, being again reissued on the
27th day Of September ls6l aud on the lsth DAY OF
February, ls6l, for an Improvement in Stoves
II IL ordered that the testimony in the case DO
closed on the 18th day Of March next that tn.
time for hing arguments and ths EXaminersrepolt
be limited 10 the 18th day Of March next and thai
said peutiOu be hearu on the I'd day VI ApTl
Any r4rson mav orpOse thia extension.
ialS ThaU u y, LEGdETT, Commisaione
National Republican., 1873-01-29
DRoP0sALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
HEADoUARrERs DEPARTMENT oP DAKoTA,)
0ITIoE CuIEL LOuAhTERMAsIER, I

OFFICE CHnE OUARTERMAsTER,
ST. PAUL, MIsH, December N, l5la }
Sealed proposals. vii be reeoiyed A. this ofice until
the transportation OF Military supplies on Route No.
and Route IN Montana, during he year commenc
ing Aprii 1, isia and ending March 81, ls7l
The contractor may be required to transport sup
plies TO and from points reasonable distance, not
exceeding 100 miles outside the limits Of the regular
roes and bidders are requested to specify IN their
png,psalH the rate nj which such Transportation,
should II be required, will be performed to be stated
eaizrately from rates for service within regular
limits Of route,
Proposals will be made in triplicate, separate for
Zach route, and will be accompanied by bond in
the sum OF SbOOO signed by two more responsible
PARTIES, guaranteeing that, in case q contract In
awarded TO the bidder he will execute same and give
good and sufficient bonds for its fulhmcnL
Copy OF contract and blank form uf proposal can
be had on application TO the officers Of The Quarter
masters Dcartmeut At ChIcaEu, H.; 81 Louis Mo.
Fort Ieayenworih, Kan; Omaha, Neb. Ogden,
A copy OF the form OF contract aud OF this Adyer
.tacment will be attached To each proposal.
Proposals will be endorsed on tho wrapper! "PrO
pusals for Army Transportation on Route -"
BY command Of Lieutenant General sheridan.
Deputy Or. Mr. Gen. U. 8. A, Chief or. Mr.. b. D.
National Republican., 1873-01-29
pROPosAIs FOR FENCES.
OEYIcE CuIEF QUARTERNAsTER,)
DEPARTMENT. M TIM (iITI.R )
pRor0sALs FOR ARTILLERY HORSES.

DROPOsALs FOR ARTILLERY HORSES.
6rrIcE or ASSISTANT oUARrERMAsrER GEH,nAI.l
HOUSTON ST., CORNER or GAEERE,
g,, NEW ,ioRk CRY. January ~, le18
Sealed proposals will he received al this office
until Y o'clock m, on THURSDAY. the sOth day q
Febrnary, ls1J, for furnishing the QuArteTmasters
department 81 the United Btates army In Now
York city with twenty-five (a5l
ARTlL1.Eltl HORSES,
Said hOrtea must be bays s1lnd in all m rtlulArr
Mtli 4rohen. IN good heHh and condition, frum VI
each horse TO weigh u less 100 pounds.
ihe horses will be subject to rigid Inspection by
be Tccelyed, = ae whole number mnsl be deiiyered
WYNN nliee,. days from date OF contract
ains IlfI.s II reserved to reject any OF oil bids.
nauslh story guarantees for the faithful perform
AhSe "a the contract must accompany all bids
,f.OpOaals will be indOrred Proposals for Artillery
r.orseS," and addressed to The pndeTslgned,
jana BreNet Major General United States Army.
National Republican., 1873-01-29
- VIZ nRLEbfaIs. BaHIRsEFxTir xi1s PPEs:Ia:Ht PEs:Ia:Rt
p,HgE,,ss J2HN + SAbIS, bISS,ss1eSEERsl seS'E PsSIit 4,
IHos. I. BRAMlITII, LOUISVILLE, ~,

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
/ TRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING SPECIAL
JARUARY II, ls7a
In the case OF JoHs d. WILTBEn0ER, executor Of
ChAa H. WltberyeF, deceased, the executor aforesaid
has with the appreciation OF the supreme Court q the
District Of Columbia aforesaid, appointed BATuK
DAY the sth day Of February 1873 the nAl settle
ment and distribution Of the personal estate OF said
deceased and Of the assets In hand as far as the same
and where all the creditors and heirs pt said de
ceased are notified TO attend with their claims prop
erly VOuched, or they may otherwise by law be eI.
cuded from all benefit In said deoeased's estate
Provided q copy Of this order be published once 4
week for three weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
FTestI A. WEBSTER,
ialSS8W' Register Of Wills.
National Republican., 1873-01-29
MERCffANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

LNl - BETWEEN
WARRINGTON AND NEw YORK.
Hsrea,fier the nm, hng gteanships =. "A
PSSEs srS 5SsSIsE SlEy yTyEEEkSLY yEES TRIgS ,anBE BE
WARRINGTON, aud GEOIHETOwN,
ns follows: Leave New York from Pier % East River.
every Saturday att .; m, Lnayc 0consctOwn every
u m.
For full information, apply To H. J.. A. DENHAM,
agent office aud wharf foot OF High Htrct, UeOrHe.
town. or at the corner Of Seventeenth street and
New York avenue. j. W THOMPSON,
jeil.u President
National Republican., 1873-01-29
TrNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

II " 7
u wAsHISaTOS, ID, g., January II, ls7l
On the Petition Of FISLEr LATTA, q Cincinnati
Ohio, administrator Of Alexander b. IAtta, de
ceased praying for the extension Of patent
granted 10 the said Alexander II IAttA on the iath
day OF April, ie59, for an Improvement In steam
II IL ordered that the testimony in the case he
| closed on the lith day Of March next, that the
time for filing arguments and the ENaminers report
be limited to the 2lst day OF March next and that
| said petition be heard ON the 9th day of March
| next
A2y RsTson may oPpGsff taI sFlsnsSn 6nm..oror
National Republican., 1873-01-29

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
i TllICr OF COLUMBIA, THE alsT DAY OF
JANUARY, lslA
Sarah q. West .
On mntiun Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. T. 7. H.
sands her solicitor II IL ordered that the defend
ant PIesiOn q. y. West, cause his appearance to he
entered herein on before the Tsi rule day occur
ring forty days after tins day; otherwise the cause
will he proceeded with a. In case Of default.
by the Court A. WiLlE, Justice, 6G.
True COPY. Test;
Il. j. MEIdS, Clerk,
National Republican., 1873-01-29

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
i scriber has obtained from the supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, hulding sleeia Term,
etters Of administra,9n on the personsi estate 81
decreased. All persons having claims Alnnst the - I'd
decreased are hereby warned tU exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, 70 the subscriber, on or
bafOrc the llth day Oi January next: they may
| said estate. -.
divcn under my hand thik Illh day, 9f !hngRTy
| lhll. LAlh MlMsl MILuELMINA ElCHLEN
National Republican., 1873-01-29

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u wAsnIsGroS, II. q, January ~, 1873.
On the petition uf SAMUEL RAr and MosEs u.
sHALTERs, Of Alliance Ohio, pray ing for tbs exten
April, 1884 TCisspod on the 18th day Of Apr, lisa,
and again, Ia three divisions, Nos, tt2t tsS and
IS5, on the sh day Of March, is7s, for an improve
ment In HAryOEterti
ii IL ordered that the testimony In the case bo
clOeed the 18th day Of March neIt that the timo
for hlinE arguments and the Examiners report he
limited To the 9sth day Of March next, aud that said
petition be heard on the ID day Of ATril next
Any person may Oppose this extension.
jasa W3W N. u. LEGdETT. Commissioner.
National Republican., 1873-01-29
pALTrMoRR AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

Trains leaving washinp ION at ~ n, IN. aud - =.
n connect at Bowie with trains for Marlboro, eay
ing Bowie at 10 fi u. aud b!l3 r H., Arriving At
Marlboro At II - u. "a. anu o;lI y. IA.
Trains arriving at Washington at " - q IN. ana
81 D. connect at Bowie with trains leaving Mari
bOrO at . - q. M. and "a r. M. -.
Passenger leaving their orders at Ticket once
northwest corner Tnrtssnth aud PCnnry wanna ave
nue., northwest corner Sixth pnd PennHy ANA ave-
nue. eau have their baggage called for aud checked
at hotels and rtsidrncts to all points North and
West Through tickets to Cincinnati, COlumbus.
AnApOliH, Louisville, H. Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago, Omaha, San FranciHcO, aud all points
North, North west, West aud Southwest.
/ HRWgiBiAAhhlif. iiAh M 9Gn '.rr suPerinticndGnt t.ilh
National Republican., 1873-01-29

VIII all commence their NEW VOLUMES WITH
THE JANUARY NUMBERS, and the public are In.
vted TO RENEW THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
ANY MAGAZINE OR WEEKLY PAPER AT PUB.
LISH HERS' RATES POSTAGE SAVED.
BLACKwOOD'S MAGAZINE
ANDTOUR. OF THE REVIEWS FOR FIFTEEN
DOLLARS A YEAR
LITTELL's AGE, 80 per year.
Address all orders for above to
y. q. PANI<IGIt,
bookseller and Stnti0ner,
OPT seventh street,
del3 Opposite Post ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

A SINGULAR Domestic TRAGEDY IN NRw
hoRk.-On Tuesdss morning james J. Schu-
mann attempted 10 Hill his wife &C No. Iaa
Greenwich street, New York, by shooting her
with pistol. When the report of the PISTOL
was heard Officer Finnerty went iuto the house
and asked Schumann who fired the shot, and
he stated that lac did. He then told the officer
that he shot his wife who wa in the other room.
The officer went into the next room, aud there
found Mrs. Schumann lying on the bed and
Bleeding from n wound In the mouth. He took
both parties TO the station house, where Il was
found that the woman was shot In the mouth
the bullet knocking out two Of her teeth, and
then lodging In the muscles OF the neck. The
woman was removed TO the Park Hospital and
the husband was locked up. oficer Finnerty
SAYS that Schumann told him that he Intended
shooting himself after Killing his wife, but this
h. not believed, a. he had plenty of time % DO
- IL he intended sny thing OF the Kind. When
the husband and wife were brought 70 the sta
ton-house they embraced each other. aud Il IL
supposed that there WAS an arrangement made
between them that the husband should shoot
the wife and then himself lie WAS taken 20
cont subsc9 uently, and committed 10 await the
result Of the injuries.
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DI n ID.

BURNS. On the l0h insian', MINNIE n only
child II George N and Harriet NJ. Burns, ag-d n
months and - days.
FTB.pds Of the family are rospeotfully invited 70
attend he funeral, At the residence % her PARENTS
No. i17 street southwest, "a SATURDAY, the l2th
instant. at $50 p. a.
HlGBEE. A. the residence 81 Bsyari Smith,
baltimor-, on Thursday eyeniaJ Jelly lOfh, FANNY
HENLEY HIGBEE, widow Il The Rev ri J. Hig-
bee, uf New York, and dangLssF Of the late COmmO-
dore J Il Henley, u. O. N.
The funeral service will 10 held 81 the chapel q
Oak Hill Cemetery on Saturday,, July 18th, at 6
Pm
LAY. In New York, July 10Th, horton, son OF
Col. r. Lay Of Savannah, Ga.
McRoBERTs. ON July nih, at NON, q. the
residence of h.. mother-in-law, THOS. $ McEoB-
EBTs, in the sOsh year efhis sge.
OCONNELL. At 81 q. m, IN the llfh instant,
JOHN CHARLES, aged months and Is days, son
OF nr. J. g. and Kllen J. 0'Connell.
The friends q the family invited attend his
fun,r Saturday morning az half past 10 clock
from No. 90 street northwest.
sCH0EPF. On che sth instant, AZ Hva,tsviIIe,
Prince Searge cozuty, Nd, Of cholera inf.utum,
MARY LUNDY s6HOEfF, beloved isfAnt dsugh-
ter Of Gen. A bin and JULIE ectopf, aged months .
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RAILROADS.

DENEsYLyANIA AIR LINE TO BALTI.
Il MORE, PHILADlLPHIA,~
EHw YORK. boston, and All ~
1ssssWvU SbrR RI EI~IIaM ~, WAsHiNer0N AND
The esufPosst On u = ltss b new aDd on the NJ.
eiefAnf and improved finish. - "'~
RsL-ras kELow Ora - psy nasas
SusWso Pu<ses Ses1sss cws % N,skf T$ns~.
x,, TWO LRAIM DAILY 9:Is.Ss sunlayj
~ run oeswsea asAinoesa and New Ysrk a
,,ore III Ne rsssse4sf Se.sios Of the Bsiti-
Leave Y sshhss q !. daily sxesp< s.nd.,.
PRIV, PRIV. - to,n Z p. d.iiy .,espt ssndsg.
Arriv. ~ IsliS AMY.
Ieese new York 50 O. - daily exeept Sunday
Ar.ive y.s1f.S.sE % , :; asiiJ ssssp< sond.y.
Arrve " ashfnGtss az daily.
Conhee1sgs are Dads - usw York with sfssrnsrr
On pound; Nov York, nsv Haven and Hartford
n New York Oessral asd Hudson River n y !:
Ene Hallway, and vesaOsrs On b udssn Rfyer
HGe - low - by any o1Asf route
Baggage called for And checked ss hotels md NH
Nste residences srSess len q the following oces
whers tickets ~ infornssien can be obtsined.r
northeest cornsr lnh street and Penna ave :; north
s.et corner esh sGsss and Penna ave-: Passensey
ss. s Bsittnnss and Potomac 4. r :, corner III
ena streesst I'D. 8. YOUNG,
yo-4-U 0ensrh Passenger Aren't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

n0r A winona tMinnesota) paper puts a little
local incident in this way:-"Mrs. Len Brown
and MIR. George Potts eloped together-the on .
being husband and the other q wife. Brown Is
OF happy"
~The Fhilsdelphis Age aptly remarks IN at
"msides speech" was once a mere figure of
speech for the first effort of young lawyer or a
new Congressman. But now IL has become a
reality. and the fair perpleN courts and star
tie audiences with their "msiden effort"
~One o. the famous divorce lawyers OF New
York, in his advertisement in the city papers,
SAYS "HyBenial iDcompatil isties A. q speciality
delicately adjusted. IT'S slavery 70 retain the
hand after the bsa hath fed" That adver-
tiss ment ought TO bring custom IL anything
could.
ga Virginia railroad runs what are called
grass-widowers' trains out Of Richmond every
Saturday evening, stopping at all the summer
resorts on the line, and returning Monday
morning IN good time for the gentlemen 70
begin the business OF the week.
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n A n RTE ID.

HAYHE-McFARLAND. At Mount Vernon
Place n. x: CHURCH South, Washington, d. @,
June 10, ISIS, by Rev. J. W. DOteler, JAMES T.
HAfNH and CARRIE, daughter Of Jas- L. M Far
land Esa of Lsesburs, LOudon county, Va. Min
cory J
PRo6roR-BINNIX. On the 10Th inst, At the
residence Of the BRIDE parent-. by the Rev ilton
R,sore, NJ PROCTOR and Miss IDA NJ BIN
NIX. tsuubury, Pa, papers please copy
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HOTELS.

MON HOTEL, GEORGEIowS DO,
V. SHISN, Proprietor.
This hotel has been newly reftted and furnished
IL contains ALI the modern imprOvements-hot and
cold baths, bells and 1t is conveniently
being situated on the line of the Washington and
Georgetown City Passenger railroad, ths cars OF
which, from the railroad and amboat de pots pass
the door every two three minutes. The guests OF
this house car reach any of the public buildings Of
the national sptal or any place Of amusement, &c
by 8 pleasant ide Of a. few minutes Persons doing
business alon the line of the canal and on the
honse. docll-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

KATE PIRLD. being what the world would call
an old maid, has her IDEAS OF mstrimOny. or
course she knows all about IL, just as Miss Aht /.
gail Dodge. aud Miss Helen Hunt, and Miss
Catherine Beecher, know exactly how children
should be brought up, since they never had one,
and never expect tO.-WOman's Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11
AUCTION SALES.
HIS AFTKR NOON.


nv SSSIth Urcets between and III.
TlUeTllp SALE OF THREE NEW ruRyr.
ssIR9p6eK HHA ansAsD E90E nn AND BhsENENr
sETTsR sEIF sI RRHETrT1 III okTh oAfffoE AND
- By virtue Of tbres deed, Of trn.. FROM lama.
Als7s, and duly recorded 10 iiber No. sS, folio.
q 6s lanS Vi: fpr ".
auction 70 the hshea bidder bidders in froat Of
Sss e bslonD sa the
pfecee Of real estate and the Improvement tberens
IN t.s Sc ,oc Z ', r ,sss q ,ss tro.
q. So B. T. Gilbert recorded soSi1,iSa Of Of
f sss 81 'c' 81 Sf thai ~ ', s.s. re-
street and running West twenty ts0J feet sions
street, thence south eighty (sol fest thence essf
point q bessnlns eighty .,iSss. in B. " Glbsrss
recordei subdivision OF square SIS: H-
in No In the sC u4 d
east, and running west twenty tsO) feet along K
twenty leO feet, and thence north 10 the Original
point Of beginning eighty 1901 fet In B. Gilbert's
improyements thereon, consisting Of new three
story Mansard roof and basement brick house on
Terms: S4.0p, with ten per cent interest from
August 26, lS77 and expenses of sails on each housc
est from the day Of sale, secured by deed Of trn-,
on the property. III terms Of sale are complied
with in ten days after sale, the property will be
purchasers. Sl50 down at time of sale IN each
house. All conveyancins al cost of purchaser or
The FIRST and third Of the above-dascribot parcels
Of ground sold subject 70 deeds Of nrde
and the sec I'D Of the above-de~cribed parca.s ~
ground is sold subject deed of trust recorded IN
WILLIAM A. GORDON, ia, Trustee.
je25-d Ut. COLDWELL, Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

MARY JANE DAVIS, aged p, OF Bellevue,
Pa. shot herself through the head with a pis-
toll, the other night, because OF love troubles,
the papers say, but the baptismal indiscretion
OF her parents in aftixing that Mary Jane" Is
probably what drove the poor girl out OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

Princess Dsgmar, by way OF civiiity. remarked
to him that his diamonds wtre ngly
beautiful. The Shah pstted her on the shOul-
der, and. with - abrupt gallautrv that was
not g1ite after tie ST. Petersburg pattern, re-
Ili,d, " Not nearly so beautiful As yOar NECK -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

KERBY, DENT D CO., 8aUsy Amese.Sss Q ,d
n GcM..ssstss HMxe1ssss, saso Agents for II sc.
SIS Srl sfRxEx, near Rennsylvani0 avenue :
Goods sold q epction y our roelng % any DATt Of
Estate o auction. LissrN efvsAees Oh consig i
UentS end prompt retV mylo-N