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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-10

l1warscs 8lut. CT mar alio ofenbar
nod ni9t gang topt, oblhon feline @liez
Der feif rrare, uno CT fem 2ebenssei=
den BON i9 CAB. Cine robe Grasz
babre Yo,, spsi nit 8eioen sulammen>
scbunrenen grlenRansen lag paneben,
eben1o cine NIT Binpfaren uno Supfer>
prabt umpunbene @ilpbiebs finite.
Dae Der Mann Elm Bilprieb uno
Elm Opfer bes emisen SrieseS 3wiiden
Sdeern uno Bilpl6iben iei, paran
,peifelte man fsinen Nueenblid.
Mls man Jpn, tas @ei9t uno ben
Ndden wu1b, erfannte ibn Der Bauer.
Gs ruar B%afian. Gin S6uB Don
tarfem S9rot muBte Jpn aus unmit>
telbarer Ndbe s%etrofen baben, psnn
Gals, 6interfopf unD Naden tparen
ordbli9 aufocri0en uno NIT 95bern
pie eelpidt. Msan f6ste ibm GlTs in
Na(e uno Munp, uno er fdlue bic
Muaeu auf fierte einen Musenblid Dor
G6 uno Lief ben Ropf pieper bein>
nunsslcs fnten. Omar atbmete er
rpiecer n5bneno, aber LANCE fonnte ct
sob ni9t mebr leben, uno raber elite
Elm Spbn pes 8auern mad Dem Yfarrz
corfe, ,u reldem Badeorf 9ebSrte, UNI
einen @eifliden ;u bolen.
Man true ben S%terbeneen in bic
Gtube uno rrartete lebuli9 auf bic Wnz
funft nsS @eiali6en. Cine lanse
banse Gtunbe pertri6. &nieeno BE-
teton bic suten 2eute fir ZEN S%eipeneen
um cine felipe Steybefunbe. Gr
r5belte INNER matter uno lbwerer. IS
1T INNER Elm ernfter, ersreifencer Nuz
eenblid, fpenr cine uniterblibe Seele
lid Don Dem rinssneen Ssibe losreiben
mill, I'm spr Dem frengsn Nidter gu
er(Aeinsn. 8ie gan; anecrs aber crit
unter IoIden umitinoeu!
Der @eialibe fam e6 ,par Der
Yfarrer nss 8irblpiels. Wie er bic
bleiden, per3errten uno eerpilosrten
3use css Sterbsnten fab, flos Elm Bit
tsrsr 1bmsrsli1er 3ug lber lein Sc
f1t. Sa, Go mar Sebaftian> perlelbe,
Der Dor laneen Sobrsn nit tbm ais
bpfnun9spuuer Snabe auf benlelben
Banfen se1e6en uno cenielben Inter
ri9t nit Jpn auf zen unteriten GYM
naltalflaGen erbaltsn batte. Bie fam
Der Menf6 bod 70 tief fnfen! @ewib,
Der ;erlumpte, serfommene @i!opieb
bier, auf ben, blutigen Strpblaser, nit
Dem Morrsswebre neben fla, re6en
&usel pisuei9t tas 5erS res G6rfers
ourdbpbren @oute, ,par Elm erereifencer
Belea unb Elm parusnoes Beiipiel III
Dem 19Snen Sprude, ben er feltt sur
rpenisen Tasen nod I'M Munre eefabrt
bate @as Du aud tbun nugget, be-
bent es rppbl uno ermdse tas Gnpe !
Da Der Sterbenoe nidt wteeer gun,
Bewubt1ein fam, ertbeilte ibm Ger
pfarrer bic General Nblolution uno
Die lebte Selunb. Giaen Iugenbltd
f9ien es, als babe er ben yfarrer IT,
fannt. Dieter betete aus Der GIQe
leines 6srsens fit Gen artnen Climber
uno BE 6anoel5leute, su benen einise
Nadbarn ssfommen waren, beteten am
od9ti9 nit ibm. unteroeien bate Ter
Bilppieb feine Seele aussebau6t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-10
Z. Der i9redlide Beread t.

@ie Elm 9aufsusr perbreitste fid BAG
@eri6t pom Dem ldredliden GorfaQe
our@ bas gauge Dorf. Das gntiesen
lber bic ardblihe 8luttbat %iberwdltiez
tie Nue. 60 piel mar flat, rae Der
Diloeteb binterrids unb meudlinos
er1dofen ,par; tafir birste bic Dirt
bes S9uGes unb AUDI Die selaoene
Glinte re6slben. 5d:te er cas- tSctlide
Blei errpartet, Ct tpiirce fiber 70 LANCE
ni1t es;aubert baben, bic er nidt mebr
lcsoriiden fonnte, bonn 70 engbsr,i9
par Gebanian mic 9e>pe(en. Gin
Morb mar es jecenfauS. unp Elm Morb
1T ctrpas Glr6terli6es, Gntleslides !
Der mag bic Moretbat auf rem Sc
>pi7en baben?
GO nett man aus BEN untluaen
T5tte flua &perben fonnte, ,paren e5
siMdnner sepeien, Elm GROCER uno Gin
fleiner. Der er5bere bate einen Bart
eetraee,1 unb fe batteu Beioe Tlinten
oebabt. Sebenfaus battcn ft ben
Berrpunoeten mad benz Bauern ee>
bra&t bamit er bort letblide uno sei=
ftae 6alfe erbalte, uno oteien bur9 pas
S9lasen une 8lopfen an bic Gbar
mad rufen tpollen. llebrisens NUM-
felte mai, fdon I'M Dorfe oapou, eas
Die beipen erdFiden Sdsersleute piel>
leidt uaebr baYo,, mibten, ,rel@e man
am Nbenbe norber burd baS Dorf bate
gum G5rferbauIe 9eben isben. Man
iaate cas- natlrli9 nidt laut unb Of
fen, uber Der Cine raunte es BEN Nn>
bern ins Oh NIT Dem 3ulabe, bab er
eS nidt eeIaet babsn uOle uno eS rur
10 meme. Oils Der olte ISrfer auf Dem
Weae ;ur Stride er3dtlte, oab Der BDr<
tier Tlinfe uno Der @ilpbdter Norbert
beute gtabt al, Der @erwinne, benz be-
palrsten Ibale Dor benz Dorfe, auf
@ilrpietc aufsspaet bdtten uno nod
nidt ,urddsesommen raren, truree Die
araslide 8ermutbuns BEL Man@em
,ur @ewiebsit.
Die Iorftewobner nabmen bic entz
Ieblide Nsuiefeit nit sur pfarrsir6e.
Dor unb nad Der Stride bel Ger Nros
,e1Gcn, i'm Dtrtbsbauie an Der Npoz
tbefe, auf BEN &ir9wese uno beim
Wiitaess0en iprad man pom ni9ts
Nnberm. 60 mudte bas @eri1t nod
am Groblei9nams : Na@mittase bic
Nunbe bur@ ale D6rfer, Bis gun,
Dorfe, no Sebatian Brandt pobnte,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-10

Der armelppte RON aU ben %lencerbarea
Teierlidfeiten uno @ebeten, welde
fiderlib nidt tSber aaffeiaen, als gu
ben @ewBlben hess empels?"
CT rieb Elm Ghmefelbbl,den an et>
ten, @rabfein, alnbete cine Giearre an
uno fraste cine On Jpn porbsissbsuee
Grau:
u@er 1T paS per1dleierte Grdulein,
has Ia chen rem 2etdenause folete!"
~Spre6t Sbr BON Brdulein elara
@nefnmyf? 2" ant.pOrtete bic Erau.
uWer ii Clara @reenwsf2"
Die einstse Ni&te hes Germ 3er
S!men, her eort binten ras l@one
9aus bewobnt".
User 1T 6err Ser SImen
Gin reidsr &aufmann aus oer
6tapt, ber ben CONNER aber bter
Iebt."
,Bas tbut tas junse Grdulein btn>
ter Der Qsi1e res armen GaslSbners Z"
,Gben paraun, neil Der Werforbene
blutarm mar, 1bIob bas reide Grdulein
fd rem niecrfsen eet&enause an"
sd bislt fe fit cine Suiniel".
veie 1T Gin Gnse> 5err, ben Der
quite @ett fir bic Mrmen auf Grpen
.seianot bat."
SD babe immer eemeint, tas es
feinen Gnsel 9ebe", 1aste 8srnarein
ladelnb ia ii6 felbft.
ySa, ein Gnsel," pieterbolte Die
Trau uSemonr, Der gut, ldSn, retb
uno menldenli.bsnp IL, mag pobl Elm
gnasl beiBen."
uDas 8olf fpridt bier immerfcrt
Yp1 5immel, BON Gn9eln, 50ue UNI
Ieuffl", murmslte 8ernarpin ippttenc;
,,,pas finn rod Die Wcniden auf Dem
platten 9ance nod numm unb eiafaIs'
tia! Das wiro nod piel 3sit nerseben
ma6en> che aer 8%llpunssseiff ces Sabrz
buneerts BET ibnen einprinst"
SIM 2aufs bes Cages trat er in cine
Der 5erbsrssn pes Dorfes Elm nno er>
bielt ron Ger plaueerlibtiaen Birtbin
in peniesn A%usentliden ale 9erplnl@s
te Mufbearna, bic ibm dber ben
perm Ser Slmen unb cel1sa M9te
nod feblte.
Sc, Slmen bate 1etner 3eit 9rc6e
6ancelseel9dfte semadt uno Elm an
5ebnli9eS @srm1sen aufammensebra@t.
Gr >par unsefdbr fanfunrle&ss'g Sabre
alt, unperbeiratbet uno fdien ni9t bic
mineefe Qut 81 babea, bic fursen Sab
re, .pelde ibm nod 3u lebsn bleiben
fsnnten, In Gbetanbsbanem 3u rer>
brinaen. Wenn er aber Siel auf feline
8reibeit tielt 70 fanp tbm fem @elo
ni@t weni8er bod.
Ndbere gerwanbte alS taS ein3tse
2ino @einer bereits lang n%erftcrbenen
SdweRer bate ct ni9t, uno anf biele
Nidte muBte bel fetnemGoo eaS 9an3e
an{ebnli9e @ermDssn lber8eben.
CLARA @reenmyt feline Mnpptioto9z
ter, mar Gin blutarme5 Wailenfino ;
Aues, rpas fe beiaB, trus fe bel fi9,
ndmli6 : cine quite Grsiebuns tnb Elm
solpenes 5ers rabsi par fe bi!ei9Sn.
(Turtksans folst0
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-10
Das Re6t bltibt chen.
@ine @r5ablnne
aus Sem beutf6tn 8o1fsletea
rc1t
6riebrtb &tbnettler.
(TertFbunA)
6riebri1 &bnettler.

ale bic Come @dun bod eefiesen
,par une fire liebencen Gtrablen {@on
bic blinfennen Irppfen auf ben Blatz
teri, une @rasbaluen ,pe9eefibt bat
ten, .pie bic lorssnbe Mutter bic Ebrd>
men oss bsftie erldrsdenen 3intes> be-
aaben E6 BE SdserSleute ouf ben
Nudwee. Sic tonntsn fsine reue
Spure1, entteden. @prber 9ineen fe
npdmalS na6 Gem @alpba9e no BITE
@taneen obssbauen suarsn. Gie IN
ben wei@en Beben einseprldten Gub>
tritte ,uarer RON BEN ret@liden &esen
asrralben uno ssripllt. Nidt nett
tapoa temerften ile eeutlide Blutlpu>
rem.
unmutbie unp drserli@ f&ritten fe
soran. @iesr Trieeen unb blauer
5immel tbronte lbsr Der @esenb> bic
Sebeuaten 6alme erbeben fi9, pos 3leio
Der ae1laufen Baume Sldn3te 70 frti@
uno grim, bic Blumen am Siege bllb@
ten in neuer pradt na1 reu' el9utden>
Zen @sssn> bic 9Sssl fansen 70 frSb
lid anp ,aut bic Quft Uar - rein unr
tlbl, une TOD adteten ffe riht auf ben
fr5blib oufblabenpen Mprsen. ST.
pib, ,penn man bic ean3e Na9t In
Gturm unb Nesen bat aufpaGen mtIs
fen, tann drssrt ginsn Elm miblunsener
Sang UNI 10 mebr, je rd,er maj, baran
mar, uno 10 @twas fam ben aeculeias
fen Menibsn nnmutbis uno mieaez
fimmt MAIDEN, eelbweiee benn bic
meift u%nseitamen unO biBt5pfssn Sd
9ersleute.
sic eiuasn lunaIam mad Gbalbeim
,urId. Iisf i'm Walce bbrten fe ldon
bos @eldute her @loGen uno BON Re,
Nnb5be faben fe Die proseI1on wie cir
H~otternees @anb bur1 ben 9rlner
Eeppid ter Gsloer uni 8isien in fets
redldneen, maleriiaen 8inounssr
b~in,isben. Mls (e imRirdtorfe onlans:
ten. aps bic prc3eiIoa serase In ei'
3ir&e unDsoabsr tonntela ie nod ben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-10
Der @ anberer.

ia ioaar Bis gut faf 3pef Stuncen entz
fernter @tatt. Sn Gbaltcim muete
maj, an Dem Mbenpe nod M9t6 oaz
BON, oa @a9oprf su elmer anoern
pfarre uno einen, anrern 8irsermeiz
fer Imte 0eb5rte. Nad Steinbaufen
bra9te bic Na9ri9t Suerf Nrclf BIrz
ger.
(Tortfebune fo1st.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-10

Sac M1te Deutf1e Sei1mttte1
@esen allie &ranfbeiten bes ga
sens, her SeGer nnb bes I1terletbes,
~:afcfe.n fe aus gerfdleimuns, ansc9dufteu
arubitdten unb Decentralization e!tlaneet
inb nab 6labansen unb Derqopfunsen Seran'
A6en. @opiebieG rrrfen bic ausfIhrucs tes
5tpfes bctirfcn, Der bic 8elA,perte Se1anla6t
10 nebmen fe bic Gsu1ptrme uub 3ufdae meg,
bic aus tcner SucIe entlsruraen traret, !. y.
aidt nur bic frlitartisen Teibfamcr3en, ionotrn
au@ bic basun abbdnaisen 8eiGmeroen bes
gauptes unb Der Pru(t, ben Stutnoel, bas
Driden ,nb bic pleerkeit tcs &opfes, eanket,
beit Der Mudet urb 9cklcmmpng Der Srutt alb
las beitperIide Aus> unb G:inatbmen, 3ufaae,
.pelfe te{onterS ben GDpod)onor1ltsn ofters
iiuirdterlid fnb.-
6eiteu, tiua.wuraelte 6snerie, Bldbun9en unb
Mutterbefdtrerbtn bas Warsen u. Grbredeu,
Gtiden f~ranftoftes 3ufriden bes 9alies, IT.
mere unb 6ugerltde &rampfe.
@eqcn: YoGDfitt8gett 2sfei6(u&f,
6elbludt. Shmermitbi9kei- Mensfli4teit
aprf> un6 @lieberldmerset uebdfeixn Sbn-
r,edten unb 6ersflppfen.
@eaen fiatarrb unb Gtodfbnupfen, suel4e
aetp5bnK1 {dneQ 9ebeit perbert tnbent be
Erppfen ben fdarfth fcdenben S&leiu1 auf<
I6f1 unb abfnbren.
@eaeu: eutylnoltd,tn urb 9roni(den Rbeu>
matismus, 9esen &t6t, saQige, rera'tt!renoe
unb intermittirente Jiebrr, 9egen &rantbette1
hes 8lutes, Der Nieren unb Der Blafe.
@eaen I pspepia rber observation-disclosures
DEN, Aupf[bmer, Gdulterftnerb putten, Se-
fIcrsnauna Der 8rua. Sdtpinoel, taureS Nuf-
fcben aus benz Maseu, fdledter @elfn1ad TN
Nrnbe, @aucnIeibcn, 6er3flcFfen Shmeraea
in Der Niereneesenb unb bunbert anoere Srant'
teitserldeinunsen, pelde bur4 uuSeeoaaltd'
Gesen: Standardization, Ausf&fdse,
Sd,ruareu. Sal3AlGe, 9leken, 0tite0cr, DC.
idtpire, Garbunfel, &instrurnt, 0runttoPt
fdl;nme Nuaeu, &otblauf, RrdBe, Short
DitGfarte unb antere 8ranfbeiten ber 5autif
ber Webrau4 tcr Eropfen bon unnersleiGlider
@irtuna. Cine ein3tse Slaf9e pirb in
fat alien Gdaen 5clti ben 11nsIdubisfen bon
Ter @irfuna bieles GeilnitteIS iberaeusen.
6altet Guer Blut rein unb bic
0efunbDei 1T GureS SrgantsmuS
wtrb bic GpIge fetn.
Die GlaIde rSarn6nr0er Sropfema fpRet
so Gents, lber inf 8lalhen swei Collar,
unb uerbcn bieielben nod Gmpfans bes @elbes
frei naa allen Sbeilen her gereinieten Stoa-
yea terienbt.
aueiaise Nieberlase in smerita bel
\. T0GELER Co., Baltimore, Nd.
Bel benen I'D fOl&e, bic Mseuten III perbea
nun i&eh fHrifli& naelben ecuen. y.
R Site. Sures, rpsrel assat.
st. Yaul @iuu. v
NEe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-06

MYSTERIES or THE POLAR SEAL would
appear that the trend Of the land on the Green
land side from the latitude reached by the PO-
lars is towards the northeast. The land on the
opposite side OF the Kennedy Channel, from be-
yond Mount Parry, on Grinnell Land, evidently
falls away TO the westward. At the least, this
IL the impression of Mr.. Morton, whose opinion
Is OF great weight in the matter. It would
seem, therefore, TO be determined that Green
land is an island. Whether the Pole is land or
water Is yet % be discovered. That there is
open water 70 the north Of "POlsris Bay is IN
questionable, as large quantities of driftwOOd
were passed IN the strait That wood must
come from somewhere. In the opinion Of Capt.
Markham the Polar Sea Is an archipelago, and
possibly IL may turn out that the "Pole" Is on
an-island. Enough is known to stimulate fur
Their inquiry, and IT is to be hoped that the gov
eminent will see its way 10 charter one OF our
whalers TO make the attempt next year 70 solve
the long-veXed problem.-DEEdee Scotland Al
serfiger,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-06

BRN COLORADO, BECAUSE THE WHITES KILLED
THRIR BUFFALo-Tbere'is intense excitement
among the settlers and stock men in the Arkan-
sas valley, south Of Pueblo, Col, on account OF
depredatiOns committed by rowing bands OF
Cheyenne Indians, who have already wantOnly
killed several hundred head OF cattle. The In
dams say the white men killed the buffalo lAst
winter, and let them rot on the plains, and now
they are going TO kill all the cattle OF the whites
Thus Tar no murders are reported, but the In
diAns have visited q number of houses carving
away blankets and anything else they desired,
and destroying other property. Many families
have sought safety In Pueblo. The schools have
been dismissed, and scouts are going over the
county collecting men, arms and ammunition.
and the Indians will be severely punished VI
they can be overtaken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-06

SThe richest man in Denver IL a Mexican.
with an Indian wife, and she leads the fashions.
SProfessor Pedtschinks, of Moscow, Russia,
was recently frozen TO death during a snow
storm on Mont Blanc.
@Feather trimming Is In fashion again in
Paris. All the outdoor costumes, especiAlly
those Of velvet, are trimmed In this style.
SA stylish lady at Bridgeport, Conn., got
mad at her husband about q pair of shoes and
went TO church bsrefootei TO spite him.
- Bismarck's wife, who lately died, was her
husbands secretary, clerk and messenger All
private dispatches were first read by Frau Bis
marck.
n-A vsg, in what he knows about farming,
gives plan 20 remove widows weeds. He saws
sgood looking man has only 10 say, "wilt thoa?"
and they wilt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-06
RY D. II. WARNER,
Id Real Estate Broker and Aucttoneer,
No. T2g 9TH street, between q and III

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF H AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTH
- By virtue Of q deed of trust, dated September
~ 18th, A. ID. lS2, and duly recorded in iber No
h694 folio 25g, of the land records for the Dis
trict of Columbia, and by direction Of the party
thereby secured, will sell at public auction, in
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, October 9Th
lS3 at O'Clock m, the following described real
estate, situate in the city OF Washin District OF
Columbia, known and described lot IA )" the re-
corded subdivision Of original lot numbered three
49, in square numbered four hundred and twenty,
eight, (42s) fronting north II street twenty (2O
feet, and running back along the line of 8h street
west eighty five 1857 feet, improved by a two-story
brick building, used as a carpenter shop.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and IL months,
with interest at 10 per cent, able semi
for which the purchaser will be required TO give his
prOfnsory notes, and secured by deed of trust on
the property. deposit Of SlOO will be required on
day Of sale. All conyeyancing at the purchasers
cost. II the terms of sale not COMPLIED with in
ten days the trustee reserves the right TO resell AT
the risk and cost Of the defauting after
lished in Washington city, ID. O.
sepZz-eo&ds J. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
poned until FRIDAY, October nth, 1873, same
WILLIAM K. HOWARD, Trustee.
cct6- eo&ds ]. t. COLDwELL, Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-06

The BEST FARMERS MOTTO we have heard OF
was exhibited AZ Lexington, H., yesterday. IL
read; "None but Live stock should be watered. 20
Cltco0O Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-06
RAILROADS.
DENNSfLVANIA AIR LINE
fsitIPEksHIIsss ~ s

pENssfLvANIA AIR LINE
10 AffhaifttzzSS sHs H41ssAx e.
AND ALL POINTS n TIE SEW SYf ENGLAND
THROUGH BErMSEEKkNy o MSAAsHINGTos AND
~. WITHOUT 9aAEaE OF OARS:
.PtTtMHs PxRtSs OARS ON DAY TRAINS.
PULLMAN rA siSHr f fkkffssSa oAks ON
T ri sts TMResInss5siy hngs7, e ss
rom and arriving ct the depot of the Baltimore and
retomsc rsilrosd, northeast corner Of sth and D
Fai L,re, leave Washington SOS a. m daily. ex.
leave Baltimore at Oils q. m. daily, except sua-
Leave West Philsdelphia at l7:s,p m. daily, OK.
Arrive at New York a. ,. m. daily, eroe,. Sun.
Ri.amsnd sTs,ss,, leave Washington at Ills ,.
Leave Baltimore at las ,. m, daily, sIoe,, SUM-
Leave West Philadelphia at sos ,. m, daily, s1.
arrive al New York at STOP. m. daily except
NisR Express, leave Washington at sos ,. m.
Leave Baltimore at lO:4s D. m, daily.
Leave West Philadel phis At 25o a. m. daily.
Arrive at S fEh x3Ss 4 siaS daily
taa a., Line, Leave New York at $50 I'm.
E-Sss iSa At ' soG a.
Arrive al Washington at IL .0s 3. m.
Ntsht Express, leave New York at On NJ
Arrive at Washington at 6l3a
Connections are made in New York with steamers
on sound New York, New Haven and Hsrtfors
railroads, New York Central and Hudson River rail
rosd, Erle Railway, and steamers on Hudson River,
Fare A. low as by any other route.
Baggage called tor and checked at hotels and pr
vste residences orders left At the following Offices
y here tickets and information can be obtained:-
Northeast corner 18th street and Penns. ave. north
east corner 9th street and Penns. ave.; Passenger
sts "a Baltimore and Potomac EsilTOad corner 9Th
and streets. nd. 8. YOUNG,
Jy24-u General Passenger Agent.
E(ALTIMOkE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ID ROAD.
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DI n ID.

COOK. Fell asleep in Jesus, october &, IEs,
EFfIE MAY, daughter Of John q. and Mary n.
Cook, aged 70 years.
LEEsNITZER. On the afternoon Of the xth
instant, Of cholera infsntGm, JAMES W, youngest
ano months. MARYLAND and Norfolk papers
please ospy.l
NICHOLSON. Al Is minutes after O'Clock q.
and months.
Dearest Harry, then hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel.
But It's God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
The funeral will take place from his rrsad
mothers residence, No. 443 Washington street, ON
snd ns sns. e he sGs Ts 3,
attend. lRepublican copy.l
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTU9E DAYS.
DY GREEN WILKINS, Auctlonsers,
10 No. 1901 Northwest 10th aud d street.

-
TRgSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhoPEkF1 AT AUCTIU ~, SITUATE ON
. tORCOhAS STREET. ETFEEN IlrH AND
1sIH STREETS NORTHWEST.
"a By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated January
~ I'd, 1873, AID recorded in Liber .0S folio 49, ot
the land records Of Washington eiiy, District Of
secured thereby, we will sell public aactSop, on
the preaises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of Octo-
beri ISIS. Mt O'Clock m, all thoss pieces or par
GELS Of ground in the city, Of Washington, d. o.
known and designated 81 lots 100, i0I and IO2 asi
lots = and IS, in Shipmsn's, Exley aud Richards
uustses subdivision OF square 80, the thrse rst-
named lots being improved BY two two-story and
French roof ans basement Brick Dwellings, front
ing on the south side of Corcorsu street, and lots "a
ard q are improved BY similar dwelling. the north
side of said street, each of said lots having front ri
80 feet with depth of 81 feet to = ten foot alley
Terms Of sale: 5000, with ten per cent Interest
from July I'D, 1873, together with the expenses of
this sale, in cash. balance in and IL months secnr
I'd by notes and deed Of trust the pro perty SsD
cash when the properly Is struck or Conveyancine
at purchasers cost. II the terms of sale are not
COMPLIED with within five days from sale the Irns
tees the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser ~ ~
J. A. BARDER,
p. A. DARNIELLE, ( trustees.
sep3O-d&de GREEN Il VILLA Ms Aucts
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by DUNOANSON, BOWLING a CO., Aucts
40 Southeast corner 9th and streets northwest

10y DUNOANsON, BOWLING Co, Aucts.
AZ Southeast corner 9th and d streets northwest
TRusTRE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TI AT AICTl0N-FRAME COTTAGES AND
ADJOINING VACANT LOT ON MONTGON-
- BY virtue OF a deed Of trust dated July first,
10 laS and recorded ia Liber No. ia folio 4s5 OF
inc land records of Washington county, Dis
tict OF Columbia, and direction Of the llisr OF
ire netee secured thereby will sell at public auc-
ton on the premises, on SATURDAY, October lth,
1873, az o'clock, y. m, all that piece parcel Of
ground situated in Thomas Beallis Addition 10
Georgetown, District Of Columbia, being parts ~
lots 4 and 2S in said addition, beginning for the
same Al the southeast corner Of lot 26, yest
side OF Montgomery street, ans run south seventy
seven feet to Reuben DAVIS line, lsO feet from
West street, y thence west hundred aud twenty
feet TO the west line Of lot 24 thence north
seven feet more less, to the south line OF lot 3
thence east on said south line one hundred aad
Terms OF sale as prescribed by deed Of trust
S4S, with 10 per cont. interest from uy LIST 1873,
together with he expenses OF this sale, in and
the balance in and Il months, secured BY and
DEED OF trust on the property. Conveyancing n
purchasers cost. S200 down the day Of sale
III the terms are not complied with within seven
days from sale, the trustee the right 20
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the default
WILLIAM l.. DUNLOP, Trustee
DUNOANSoN, BOWLING CO.,
sepz1-eo2ds Auctioneers.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on
account Of rain until "WEDNESDAY, October Sth,
at 4 so O'Clock p m, in front of the premises.
WILLIAM l.. DUNLOP, Trustee.
,DUNCANsoN, BOWLING a co,
oct6- Auctioneers
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