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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-10
EVENING STAR.

A SECOND ACCIDENT came very near han,.,,
ing on the White Mountains last Tpesis,ft -,
u might have been fearful one. hi - -.
he White Mountain railway. az Jacob 49,
der, which leads TO the Summit HOUSE. ar !.
TREE ieihes long. with grades IS steep As to
NE Springfield Republican:
And nov we begin the fearful ascent OF
JACOB Ladder. The little car. brought nearer
70 lerfendicUlsr position BY the acute incli-
nsluh OF NE road, seems ready 90 fall back
Naro iron the engine and hurl itself into the
ieet Nom the bottom OF TIE nonptsIn- IN ~.
very CLOUDS themselves, q storm rasirv .r,th,,,f
covered win n perfect Of DARK ness o., 49,
shelter tfai bark, which. for ali We knovr ths
shghtest mishap may cause US 20 be daShea in
20 atoms on the rock below and who sSii -.
der that the stoutest hearts feel inst "A 80 ~
But onward we went, steadily onward ana m.
ward, when, just IS were conerafnl.ti,.
ourselves that the worst OF the Journey mnst -
over, there came, without warning or prefusnI
ton loud crash, like q thunderh0lt shot from
q cloudless sky, 80 sudden and unexpected Vas
~ Ihen there was an instantaneous stoppage
% machinery, palpaole or terrifying lifting
or upward movement OF the car, acconnanief
oy violent surge down hill, As though sfriyil,g
70 break away and leap from the track into the
oeptns oeloW, and then a sudden settling 70
pace again, and hen-All was still
r., IN, me eSr had caught by the safety machinery.
IN the black darkness the tourists set ont Tor ts
Summit House, while the brakeman deseensss
on slide hoard, At the risk OF his life 10 ~.
lower station and telegraphed for guides as
after toilsome journey the narrator tells us
our little company gathered together for the
last Tine and. As We stood around the piano an
the great parlor at the Summit House and
sang Praise God, from whom an blessings
TOW, the words had deeper significance than
ever before.
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- The subject Of Senator Summers new leo
ture Is 1.-THE Unity Of the Republic"
10ne who always gets bread when lie knesds
it-A baker.
SWomen at Glen Cove, Long Island re-
Gently tarred and festhered a woman they sus-
pected Of improper actions.
~A citizen of Rock county, Wis, is recorded
to have said, "I can always tell water when
see it-it looks 70 much like GIN"
SWomen who violate the city ordinances
are condemned 20 sweep the streets in Mobile.
They do Il OF their own accord IN most cities.
R-A French physician has discovered that
the peculiar odor of Russian leather has a very
beneficial effect upon weak lungs, and he adj
vises consumpttve patients to repose upon pil-
lows covered with that material.
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PY DUNCANSON, BOWLING & CO., Aucts.,
ID Southeast corner Ninth and ID streets northwest

by DUNCANSON, BOWLING CO., Aucts.,
II Southeast corner Ninth and streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE ENTIRE CON-
TENTS OF THE "ST. CLOUD HOTEL" Bill
kHsER S fd GHREEs az 3F
a BY virtue Of deed of trust to the under.
and duly recorded December %, <. D. ISL, in
tLiber No. e6s, folio AZ, one Of the land records
o ssHsesSy v
Ming svery day az the same soaf ant
s asG espG n sS fse I &C.
Of 9th and streets northwest in the city Of wash
70 IL H. q sT II ~
comprises in part the following:
SCHEDULE A.
Tour 81 Biliiard Tables, Balls and Ones.
nisure q the Billiard, Bar and Once Rooms. s.
I'VE s ssss ~ Green rian S:, Furniture
One i ss ssasis:top Center Table.
Five % sets Lace Window Curtains, with Dor.
One ~ brussels Carpet.
ONE a. French. plate Mirror, &c. in Parlsrs.
An the Dining room Furniture, CHtlsry, crock
9sss ind s.S large
And all the Furniture, including Carpets, Beds,
IN forty 6ae chsIbers together with all the Carrot;
the goods and chattels and personal property in
Toned and dsscriSed in sad deed x trust SsrsinSe
fore mentioned, being known a. the "St. Cloud
Terms: An sum. Of ano and under cash; all SONS
notes ndorsed she satisfaction OF the trustees and
bearing 70 Per cent. per snnum interest. A deposit
VIM = ' MENREY SoS RGSEiS5s' Trn.....
puuoppNSsoEo h hGTw,,ryo a ="
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A CHILD CARRIED OFF ny AN FAarr TAe
Gazette d Italia OF August 10th states that Al
DonsZ, village situated on the road leading
from ivera TO Aosta, child 10 years old went
TO gather plants in the mountains. The servant
who had charge Of him having left him alone
Tor a Few moments, an eagle swooped down and
carried on the child. Some soldiers from the
nelghhoring fort OF Bardo went in search, and
found the body Of the child fearfuly mutilsted.
The servant was so affected by the misfortune
that she was afraid 20 return to her masters
house, and remained for two days concealed in
a creVice OF the rocks; when discovered she was
nearly dead from hunger
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RAILROADS.
1T-XSILVANiA Ala LINZ
L TO DffhhiftE32SS stk H91SSh.. T.

- N1ILgANlA Aih LINE
L TO TffbhiEEHaaSSEE tk H1Isss, 81
.spELL POINTS ~ TIE NEW ENGLAND
-pRoCgH BETwEEE WASHINGTON AND
II NEW YORK,
WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS.
The eq1iFnss1t on this lins and OF the most
ELEGANT AID i5Iroyed h1i.h;
f Psk tsEPiS SaY 6 THAIN SS
NIGHT TRAINS.
4Gs s fEaiSs BifG9 1s SUNDAY
s - TI1 ever S - Al, AT Linz lesyins
Potomac railroad, ncrthsast corner Of 9Th and D
fis L,ss, leave Washington sos a. n daily. eI-
kesSs B@ltimor. a, Sis a. m. daily, EXCEPT sun
Ies7s west PhiIsdeIbhis at rs, ,. m daily, ex.
arrive .. New YORK Ai4 p. m. daily, except sua.
R,eh-0n4 EIyss5, Issre Washington at I:lsp
Leave Baltimore at ass ,. m, daily, except Sun
2isve west Phih.dslphis at s:Oo D. m. daily, er-
Arrive 4 New York st 9lOp. N. daily sxcep,
VISA VISA, Express, leave Washington q. s,os D.. m.
-'l Leave Baltimore At Io;ts .. m daily.
L.aEs We NJ Ihiys sis z, az q aS0 daily
Ar'i's TshiSs RET1kNiiSSGds' '''
taN L'ns; lsaIe New YORK at $50 g.. m.
flstp or, .ElEg!.;s, leave New York a. s:pp.m.
ArriNt ~ " tSn1nEto0 Al III Us D.. N.
Njsh EyyrsSS, leave New York at D. m
Arrive At Washington 1T 6.l3a m.
Connections are made in New York with stsana-.
On Sound Esx Yorf, New Haven and HsrtforS
-ailrcafsr ttew YORK Ceatrs and adsOn River rail-
TCad- Erie Railway, aud eanlers Il Cdssu Riyar
Fare s. low as BY any other route.
Baggage called for and checked AZ hotels aud prf-
vate resf Eces orders LEFT the following 80
where Tickets ard Information can be Obtained
hoTtheas corner 18Th street snd Penna :; north
east corner St. street and Penna ave.: Passanrar
Station Baitimers and Potomac railroad corner Sth
aid d streets. ED. 8. YOUNG,
Jy24-u General Passenger AGENT
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JOHN MoRRIssRy, JR-, experimental last
week on powder snakes" on the grass and
was blown mp by three-pound can. The lads
hands were terribly cut and lacerated and his
face and arms severely burned. His garments
caught hre, and he was saved from being burn
ed 90 death by a colored servant, who threw a
blanket over him and stihad the famAs
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
L IRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH IN THE
CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
T0WN,D.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC woRKs,l
WASHINGTON, ID. O., September |, 1873.
sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until I'm, on the LIST day OF October, 1879 for the
erection OF system OF fire. alarm telegraph, includ
ihg Gil labor and mater al fire alarm boxes, with
the necessary circuits, wire, machinery, and appur
working order, agreeable to act of the LegisIa-
tive Assembly of the District of Columbia approved
June 10, 1873, and in accordance with the spscifca-
lions, and mainly in accordance with the diagram,
bOtn OF which can be seen and will be explained al
room No IL, Columbia buildings
The system to be furnished shall be in every
respect equal to the best in use; and secure that
me successful! contractor will be required to enter
INTO good and sufficient bond for the full perform
ance Of the contract.
Bids must be accompanied by penal bond legally
certified to in the of five thousand $500 dol
lars, that the bidder will accept and perform the
contract II awarded him.
The right to reject any OF all bids is reserved
Payment will be made when the whole work shall
have been completed and accepted by the Board in
proper working order.
The contractor shall keep the system in good
working order for term Of two 2I years after COM
pletion, and twenty 600 per centum of the amount
contracted FOR will be retained until the end of the
said two cd years as a guarantee therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in a sealed enys lone
endorsed Proposals for construction Of e-alarn
telegraph" and addressed to
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
sepl-td Vice President Board of Public Works.
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gsALTINORE AND POTOMAC Rail-
II ROAD.
Drror CORNER Sra &Bs1s.Ew - - 49, :

Amer August Nth, 1873 trains will run As foIoxs
sBAlNS LEAVE FORlTEAINs ARRIyE A.
-, BALTIMORE WASHINGTON.
- q. m, Niagara Exp-, SIS q. m, New York ex
:l3 q. m, New York RI rs a. m. ali daily. NV.
press, daily except sun cept Sunday
"a. dAy' 6.,,, - SO a. m, Express from
% a; IN daiiJb eccommo- North and West daily
rIsuoh. lis a. m, AccOmmOda-
A,o a. m, fast Line ton from Baltimore,
Mtst' daily exeep Sun 26 D. m, Cincinnati ex.
Yis31' =, Ns,y yo-S press, daily, except Sun
pres. s:is D MN. Y. express.
S.5e p. m, Baltimore sc-t6-s3 D m All daily sx
commOdatiOD, daily, ex-l cept Sunday
cept Sunday. SIS %. m, daily, from
SIS D NJ, Cincinnati Ex-i Baltimore, daily from
press, daily eXcep; ssn- West and North.
day. 10 g .. M, Southern Ex-
Wy p; n !, daily New York pres, daily.
onlsht Express Hos .. m, New York
daily.
Trains leaving Washington at $50 Z. n and so
y. IL, connect At Bowie with trains for Marlboro,
leaving Bowie at so and II a. M, and 5:45 D. M ,
srriying at Marlboro at 1870 and n:4s O.. m, and
SIS D. N.
TraiSs arriving at Washington st II.25 q. m, IS,
snd SIS m, connect at Bowie with aims leaving
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest corner ofeh st. and Pennsylvania
ayeuue, cen have their baggage called for and
checked at hotes and residences to all points North
and West. Through tickets TO Cincinnati, Column
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San francisco, and All
points north, northwest, west, and southwest
L. l.. BUBARRY, General Supr
Z = 1uUNG, Cen Psss'r Agent. jy74-tf
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Russell Lowell, about 1s45, are considered as
containing a complete selection of the New
England dialect phrases as used by the country
people OF that region. A writer in 'Notes aud
Queries" who Is a native of West CornvaiI
England, says that the "Bigelow Papers" an
peared 70 him, when he first read them, near
pure Cornish"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-10

BRIGHAM Young has thirty-two wives. in
stead of thirty-six. A reporter could nud but
twenty-five OF them, recently, and asked Brig
ham about the others. The prophet said he
was always lax IN his mathematics, and occa-
siOnally three or four wives would dieoff or Sin
away while he was busy about something, and
he really wasn't always able 10 account for
them.
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TIE SEATS CROWD were thieves and dead
beats, in addition TO their other vices. A Lon
don Jeweler who sent some valuable personal
ornaments for the inspection OF the Shah, at his
own request, lost $50 900 worth OF trinkets; and
some OF hls retinus left unsettled accou n
with Paris glove dealer amounting 20 $50
which the French Government has since naid
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A LEXhNDRIA k WAsH-~
n INGTOS X. n. LIZ -
ALEXANDRIA s FREDERICKsBURG b. r.,
COYHey Of b and Sixfk Streets

Local Trains leave for Alexandria as follovs.-s7
{, ,, ~ IL, g. N II noon, ]. 2, 3, T. S, 6, 8, D. m
. y. and p m daily all other treins daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive a. foIIoxs.-
~, ., 5s- Ss II 81. IL 50, m, II IS, S. s.
~, 4Sr s@1l bS, 3d. $50 .. m; s33 .. m and IS
except Sunday. ~'
" ashiT Rf~n and Ohio r. r. VI
SUANIlCO Accommodation leaves Washington
Z. ~ a. m daily, except Sunday
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington IL IS .. m daily, except sunday
Through tickets 10 all points South and Southwest
Tor sac ~ Orces, corner l3h street and Pennsyl.
vAnia avenue, and corner 6th street and Pennsyl-
wanna avenue, where gers leave orders for
bsEgaGe TO be checked at all hotels and residences
through 70 destination.
E.S. YOUNG, Gen1 Passenger Agent jy14-tf
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.

DY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctOneers.
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.
4IS SIXTH STREET sogTHWEsr, AND
LOT, TWENTY-THREB FEHT SIX INCHES
THBEE FEET pEsP,N RGSNfse shCk TO
AN ALLEY. THIS HOUSE HAS EIGHT
Rooms; WITH A FINE DRY oCEGLAR,
ENT CLOSETS ON ALL THE FLOORS, WITH
T MATks AND GAS AND EXCELLENT
81 Of August, 1873, from A. O. II. Webster and
wife to O. s. Bundy trustee, and duly recorded
iber No $50, folio 40, shall offer at public auction,
on THURSDAY, September II, At s O'Clock D. m,
on the premises, the above described oDerty
This property will be sold subject to deed Of trust
OF $4,000, due March 10, 1876 bearing interest ten
Per cent. payable semi annually the 10Th day Of
March and September.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in one and two
years, interest at per cent. All convey ancng
ct the cost OF the purchaser. deposit Of two hun
dred dollars will be required at time OF sale, and
In the terms not complied with in Eve days.
the property will be resold at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser.
sepl-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY DUNCANSON, BOWLING co, Aucts.,
l. Southeast corner of 9Th and streetsno rthwest.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS on DELAWARE AVENUE, NEAR THE
S9KTh%EsT, Known As IL TIE ST ft 6LoU6
BY yirtne Of a deed Of trust to the undersigned,
dated December g, A. D. 1871, and duly recorded
in the District Of Columbia and at the request Of the
day q z ssp a.
1873, at $50 O'Clock P m, in front Of the premi
mated in the city Of Washington. in the Dis
tri tn. OF Columbia, known and described upon the
the east par, Of Lot 1smSered fifteen 5,-thirty-
bered six hundred and thirty sve, (6s5 in the said
city Of Washington, in the District of Columbia,
fronting Delaware avenue and street southwest.
By virtue Of the same deed of trust, duly men,
toned and described as above, and under the same
the 18th day Of September, A. 1873, at O'CLOCK
p m, in front OF the premises, all that parcel Of
ton, in the District of columbia, known and de-
seriped upon the plat and plan thereof as and being
y,tsJ and twenty one al in SQUARE in1nbsrea
three hundred and seventy seven, 1877 Ia the city
said ino%dsd Within the foilOrns mssss S snd
bounds, viz: Beginning at the northeast corner Of
south eighty (e6) feet thence west sixt, nine
!S9l feet six inches thence ssuth thirty 500 feet,
thence east to Ninth street west, and thence north
along said Ninth street to the beginning, together
with all the improvements, rights, privileges and
appurtenances to all Of the said premises belonging
or In anywise sppertaining, being known as the
"St. Cloud HOTEL corner Of Ninth and streets
northwest, in the said city Of wsshing ton All Of
the foregoing described property being the same
property which was conveyed BY q certain deed Of
partition dated the 18th day Of July, A D. 1884 and
duly recorded IN Liber N. O. T. No g, folio ST. Of
the land records for the county of Washington, in
the aforesaid District, together with all the in
proponents, rights, privileges, and appurtenances
to all OF the said premises belonging in anywse
apPertainiDg.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years notes, bearing interest at ten per cent per
anDum, and secured by decd oftrust upon the prem
ises, or all cash, the purchaser or purchasers pre-
fer. A deposit CT Sl0 will be required upon each
lot In square 6S as soon as knocked of; also de-
posit Of 81 900 will be required upon the hotel prop
erty square 81, as soon knocked off. All convey
ancing, &c. at the cost Of the purchaser or pur-
chasers II the terms sf sale not complied with
within ten days sitter the sale the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property the risk and cost
of the defaulting purchaser purchasers.
HENRY BoGUE,3 Trustees.
puNCANsON, BOWLING & CO.,
augD-w&s&ds Auctioneers.
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SOME Of the New York Times has been sold
lately 1t the rate OF million and a quarter for
the whole. Jennings, the English managing
editor, now owns twelve shares; Mr.. Jones, the
publisher, thirty-eight, and the other half be-
longs to the estate OF James Taylor and Edwin
b. Morgan, of Aurora, N Y.
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THE EDITOR of an interior paper having read
about the Genius OF Liberty having six toes N
the genuine $500 United States bill and only
i've on the counterfeit, rushed 20 his money safe
70 see IL his $500 bills were all right. His
Genius OF Liberty, toes and all, was non est--
the labor of q clnse insnectinn
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II KBBY, DIT . 90, 6sss7sI 1reisose1,5 a
~ CeWMssssss Msstssss, also Agents Tor Her:
S1S eyy e1RnI1, near Pennsylvsnis sSssus.-.
0ooo9 90 8 encttoa ct our rooms or any Daxt Of
Eststs e anotion. Liberal advsness o oS6sien-
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1901 Northwest 10th and streets

RY GREEN ELLIAMs. AncsloneeE,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OF Q AND 10TH STREETS AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated July 81, la2,
1sx ords Of washington county, D. O., and By al
rection OF the holder Of the notes secured thereby
Esd day Of August i ISIS, at oeioee M ali ,h mt
piece or parcel Of ground in Washington city, D. o.,
nal lots TO II inclusive, in square s64.
Terms Of sale: $4,000, with ten per cent interest
sale in cash; Balances in and q months, secured S
BY notes bearing interest and deed Of trust on the
81 Gon1es sDsins a RufsSa:sr. COST the term
q sale are not Complied with in enc week, the
the risk and cost q the dsfsqlsins purchaser.
.uslsd aRKEA 1 Wilkins, Aucts.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TrUEsp ot sePse 5a, D. same hour and place.
susss-d VI w GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
NTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
sRdDsAI, sssteT%D D is'h' same hour and place
Ds ss Sicdr Oh the GRssN WILLIAMS, Auo...
% Auctioneers and Beai Estate Brokers,
Star Once building.
TRUSTEES SALE Of SUBURBAN PROP
p vi, si,tus q deed q trust, dated August
- ia, one OF the Land records for Washington
county, District Of Cohmbis and By request Of the
oS N q The
1853, at O'Clock p: m, Lot No. Is, In j. M. and G.
" keatinet subdivision Of part Of Prospect Hill
Ems property y situated on Lincoln avenue, Just
Terms at sale. s1o down on day Of sale Convey
B. LATIMER, Trustee.
augS0eo&ds LATIMER CLEARf, Aucts.
LIMITED STATES MARSHALL SALE OF
" VALUABLE PROPERTY In UN1oHroWh,
In virtue Of writ Of fieri facias, ssued from the
Clerks ONCE Of the Supreme Court o. the district
OF Columbia, and to me directed, VIII sell Al pub
Liz sale for cash. in front q the 9Snrtn IN nss door
septembeE, lEs oeInsns,,n{, sis -. clock m, all
in and to ths fsIcvinf Iess IN uni;ntown, IL said
% ~ 36q go n, fo5, 406, 1D7. e IO9 40 an 40
as a, Ls, ~, fs, as 90 81, q, as, i3 q, 90,
seized and levied upcn e the properly Of John
No. S,l04 in favor Of George w. Miller and Eiien
Miller, admrs. OF t-harles Miller use Of William
Ward. AUX ANDER an An '1A@AA
ssp4-da US. Nsrshai, b. O.
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DY THOS. 4. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctieneer, SIG 7th street.

ID Real Estate Auctieneer, SIG 7th street.
-, By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated tho 18th
E day Of August, lS65, and recorded in Liber 56S,
H1foiio 81, etc, Of the land records for Wash
inetOn oou ty, d. o. and by direction of the party
secured thereby, will offer for sale, by public aue
ton, on the premises, at "A clock D. m on SAT-
UBDAY, the 13ih day Of September, all OF lot
numbered onelll in square No. 81, in the city OF
Washington, ID. O., with the improvements, consist
ing of eight frame tenements.
The terms Of sale are: $500 cash; the balance by
notes at six and twelve months, st 10 per cent in.
terest, secured by q deed Of trust the property
Conveyanctpg at the cost OF the purchaser. Fifty
dollars to be paid when the property is sold. IL the
terms not complied with in i've days, the prop
erty to be resold at the expense Of the purchase.
NJ. p. CALLAN, Trustee.
sep3-eo&ds TH0S. Il. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
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MARY L. BoorH, the editor Of Hsrpers
Bszar, gets IS 900. Among the principal con-
tributors, nearly all of whom are women, are
Harriet Prescott Spofford, Gail Hamilton,
Mary Mspes Dodge, Susan Coolidge, Mary A.
Prescott, Constance y. woodson, Rose Terry
and Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. Their general
rate of compensation Is slO 3 column.
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United STATES PATENT oITIOE,

~ WASHINGTON, ID. c., August n. ISIS.
fersonville, Ohio, praying for the extension Of
patent granted to him on the 18th day Of December,
1859, for an improvement In Seed Planters:
II 70 ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the llth day Of November next; that the
time Tor ming arguments and the Examiners report
DO limited TO tine 2lst day Of November next, and
that SAID petition be heard on the 18th day Of Novem
Any person may oppose this extension.
aug29frN NJ. u. LEGGETT. Commissioned.
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RAnAAk@Earsains u LADIES, GENTS ana
~ ShlLDkESS' UEDERCLOTHIH0 may -
SQUARE Al orders promptly and neatly exscqteX
knfrasee On street, bet. n and Stn, noii-Ir
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IN THE SUPREME C0gRMoE THE DISTRICT

HOLDING Special Isrm, August lsth, 1873.
Of ELIZA z. LElTOH, deceased, the executor
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Su-
said, appointed TUESDAY, the 10th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d; ISIS, for the final settisneat and
Ceased and Of the assets in hand, far the same
nt peea 1p;eetsa nnd taIhsa into m3hey wne1
are notified TO attend, with their claims properly
from ali benefit In said deceasedS eststs PrcridsS.
acopy Of this order be published once a week for
three weeks IN the Star previous to the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
aus@'w1 Register Of Wills.
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by DUNCANsON, BOWLING A CO, Auct,s
- corner 9Th and ID streets northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PknPkRTl, NORTHWEST CORNEROF SIX
TENTH AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue Of a deed of trust dated February
-: lst, A. ID 1872, and recorded in Lber s3, feliO
- rs one OF the land records Of Washington coun-
y, ID O.. and at the request Of the party secured
merely, VIII self at public auction Ia front of the
premises, on MONDAY, September -th. ISIS, at
O'Clock y m, all those lots Of ground delegated as
lsts numbered y and g. in the recorded subdivision
on square numbered ls2, In said city, improved by a
two-story Dwelling and Store and two small Dwell
ings This property will be sold subject 10 a prior
10th, 1874.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in aud u months
with notes bearing per cent interest, aud secured
BY deed OF trust upon the property. A deposit Of
$40 required as soon as the pro perry IL sold Con-
- J. ]. GRIGGs, Trustee
DUNCANS0S, DOWNING CO.,
sep2 IRepublicsnl Auctioneers
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, September 12tn, ISIS, same hour and
place. - J. J. GRtGGS, Trustee.
sep9 DUNOANSON, BOWLING 4 90, Aucts.