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Thanks.

Thanks.
We are indebted to one of our patrons
for fine treat in the shape of mess of
fresh sausage. 1t was excellent.
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Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
A communion meeting will be held al
the Presbyterian Church, in this. place,
next Sunday. Services will begin on Fri
day evening at the usual hour.
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Fire Engine.
We are pleased to publish the fact that
our town council have determined to pur-
chase a fire engine. A committee APP
pointed for the purpose is now correspon-
ding with company in Maryland. This
action of the council will receive the
hearty approval Of the citizens OF the
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Mr.. Kelley, former owner of the prop
erty know as Kelley's Springs died at his
residence IN this COUNTY, last week. =.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-01-23

Accident. =.
Mrs. Russell, living with Dr.. Martin, fell
on Monday of last week and broke her col
lar bone.
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ADVERTISER ENT.
1872. THE HOLIDAYS! 1878.
Christmas Cheer and Happy New Year
ANTACLAUS AGAIN ON HAND
Candies and Toys
THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
C0nfecti0neries.


PLAiN CANDlES:-you will nrd as nice o
lot RS is generally kept in retail store, and
Just as low az any man will sell them. particu-
Iariy when sold in quantity FRENCH CAN
Df.-l have also as good an assortment of
French candies as has ever been brought to this
county; be sure to call and examine in this line
before making vour purchases. NUTS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.-Be sure and give
me call. | know can suit y.u. RAISINS
AND FlGS.-i have as fine A lot Of these, as
well as other fruits of the kind. as can be boug chit
IN town, and as cheap as any one can sci themd
TOYS have them to quit all classes. call an
see them, they are too numerous to men ton.
A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES /!
Sugars, as good as they can be bought, coffees,
that can't be surpas ed in the county. Try the
Prime Rio Roasted Coffee, which has been Civ
ing such universal sa tisfaction. If that don't
suit YOU. try the Maricab Coffee. at % cents
per pound. or the Genuine Old Government
Java. at 30 cents per pound. | have a fres blot
of the. Prime Canned tomatoes which pleased you
so " ell last winrar.. Trv them You won't re-
gretit. You will ais" find nice lot of
MOTIONS AND FANCY Goops,
such as Ladies' and & ,nts' Hose, ehldrens'
Wooden II. Sc. Handkerchief, Suspenders. Spool
Cotton, Needles. Pms. Paper Collars. Toilet
Soaps of all kinds, &C., which will be sod as
cheap as vou can buy them nyw here tn is
town. Don't forget this last mark.
Now my friends, give me call. For past
patronage am ve'v thank full. AMI re spectf full
IL ask continuance. l would request all par
ties TO please remember that in M case, or und
any circumstances, will goods b. sold on credit
]. F. SHERRY.
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Profit From Raising Fowls.

We have received from Mr.. Jno. Bush
ong, carefully prepared statement OF the
cost of keeping one hundred hens for. one
year and the profit arising therefrom. He
used as food corn, screenings and oats. The
cost each month was as follows: Janua-
ry, $2,4o, Feb. $500, Mar. $l,e7, April,
$4,e5, May,$4,72, June, so cts, July, SO, Aug
%, Nov. 1925, December,$7,75. Total cost,
$3.50. Number of eggs was as follows:
February 253, March, 9l2, April, 1915, May,
1880, June, 7sl, July, 1856, August, 6e7,
September, 13s, Oct, 81. November, 50, De-
cember, $40. Total, 6242. Average price,
received was Is "a cents per doz.
Amount realized from eggs, $a7, 80
Increase of fowls 80, worth, 20,OO
One ton OF fertilizer, worth 5000
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u RU BEB A

which is pronounced by the leading medical authorities
of London and Paris the most powerful tonic and al
terative known to the medical world. This is no
new ana untried discovery but has been long used by
the leading physicians of other countries with wonder
full remedial results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs by
indigestion, fatuency aud dyspepsia with piles and
kindred diseases sure to follow their use.
Keep the blood pure and health is assured.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 10 Plat St. New York,
Sole gent for the United States
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular.
Dec paw
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THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE

THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $3.50, ooo.,
Chartered by the Commonwealth of Virqi,io
OFFtcE-N. e. CORNER NINTH & NJ I'm Srs.,
RICHMOND, VA.
VA Issues Policies on Farm and CITY Proper
y, also on Merchandise, for any term notexceet
ng five years, at rates as low as the promptpay
mcnt Of thelosses will permit.
J. s.. CALVERT, Pres't; j. W. sExsos, sec'y
"a PRIoE, V p l. Treas;
On. H. G. nAy:psaS, G. Agent
j. W. BANNER Solicitor Woodstock. V
RI. H. RIDDLEBERGEn, Agt. Edinburg, Y
APR
AGENTS! A. RARE CHANCE.
We will pay all agents $40 per week in cash. who will
engage with us at once. Everything furnished and
novl5-4 A. COULTER Co., Charlotte Mich.
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Bitten BY A Mad Dog.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Newton
Jennings a citizen ofour county, was BIT
ten BY mad-dog Wednesday. 1t seems
that Mr.. j. had suspected the dog. and tied
him. He, however. broke loose, attacked
bis master and then ran off staying some
half an hour. Upon his return. Mr.. j..
shot him He started the. Same day to
Fauquier to apply the mad stone.
Mr.. j. returned yesterday, and we learn
is rather low spirited, although the stone
was applied and stuck to the wound over
twelve hours.
We also learn that man. his wife, and
two small children residents of this coun-
ty) were recently bitten by small dog
The dog was the property OF the persons
injured,and was pet in the family.-War-
YsN Sentinel.
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Prospectus for 1878. Sixth Year
THE AT,DTNE

1924 1AALXJ1lNlLaft
Illustrated Monthly Journal universally adu,iysaa
70 be the Handsomest Periodical in the World Ia.
preventative snd Champion of American Tate ~
Net FOR Sale In Book or News stores
~. IL hhMNE, while issued with ali the regularity
OF periodicals 1t is elegont MISCELLANY
81 pure, light and graceful literature and collec
on VI Pctures the Tarest specimens Of artistic skil
N oisck and white Although each succeeding mum.
.lue ana beauty OF THE ALDINE will be most an
me year While other pubeations may claim superior
Sns1pness as compared with rivals of similar class
40. alone and unapprosched-sbsolutsy withou, come
.,on m price or character. The possessor of con-
pee fo9me cannot duplieats the quantity of frs
and engravngs in any other shape or humber Of
oomes for ten times its cost and then there are me
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A STH Nj A.

The subscribers are Manu- facturer's Agents fer
Il. w. Reads celebrated ASTHMA RELIEF, the
best remedy for Asthma yet discovered Instant
The medicine is put up in three sizes, which re-
tail for 25c., Soc. and 81. Persoss -emitting
price will have the medicine sent free by mail
or express. All samples sent free to any who
desire. ETHR1DGE. BUTLER + CO., Rome,
NY. 4
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is unequaed by any known remedy 1t viii srAuieate,
extrpate and thoroughly destroy all poisonous sub
stances in the blood and will effectualy destroy all
predisposition to bilious arrangements.
jS there want of action in your Liver and Spleen
Unless relieved the blood becomes impure by deeter-
Gus seer eons producing scrofuous skin diseases,
Biotches, Felons, Pustules, Canker, Pimples, &C.
Have you dyspeptic stomach? Unless digestion is
promptly aided the system is debitated with poverty
of the blood, Dropsica tendency, general weakness
and inertia,
Have you weakness of the Intestines? You are in
danger of Chronic DiarrhDa inflammation of the
Bowels. o.: -, t..
Have you weakness of the Uterine Urinary Organs:
You are exposed to suffering in its most aggravated
form. ~ '-. t'es-- !.-
lie you detected, drowsy, dull sluggish, depress-
cd in spirits with headache back ACHE coated tongue
and bad taste in mouth. 4 -. ii :.
For certain remedy for all Of thes Diseases weak
nessss and troubles for cleansing and purifying the
blood and mpartng vigor to all the vital forces, for
building restoring the weakened constitution use
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-1tIGAKS AT WHOLESALE
The Subscriber announces to :hs trade that
he has opened q
~ CIGAR MANUFAcToRr.
in Woodstock. and is now preparsd 10 furnish
CIGARS AT WHOLESALE
II AsRKETPR ELS.
4. DEALERs IN TOBACCO u. J,
win sni,at to .fkeir ,ssasrestt to cali upon ne
before purchasing thai, CIGARS, s.;;ses
uly 1T. r. DROWN.
N4e4oafsi'zsi7i'Ea7s. s'4EY
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T.! RGINIA TELEGRAPH, COMPANY
Y ..,.; ALEXANDRIA VA,
Stocfholders inthis Company will please take
notice that the following acting agents are the
only authorized persons to make collections Of
money for this Company viz.
MOSES WALTON Director Woodftock.
COL. G. w.MDRPHY Agent Mt. jackson.
CAPT. 9. B.s+A4MUELs " 8. Front Royal.
A. B. TRICK Director Harrisonburg.
RoRT. BEVERLEY President, Plains.
WIN Il. TAMS Agent Stanton.
When they collect. they will also furnish the
party paying them, with certificate Of Stock
Money paid to any other persons except myself
will not be recognizsd..,
GEORGE C. WEDDERBCRN
Secretary and Treasurer.
Harrisonburg Register please copy
Feb. 23-tf.
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Horse Thief.

Horse Thief
Joseph Long was arrested in this place
last week, by Messrs. Hoshour and
Wright, as suspected horse thief. He
subsequently confessed that he had stolen
the horse from Col. Stewart of Darkesville,
Berkeley Co.. w. Va. The owner was
notified by telegraph of the fact of the
arrest, arrived hereson last Saturday and
has taken the horse and thief to Martins
burg. Long was from Rockingham county.
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CHILD BURNED.-A little boy two years
of age, son of MI. James Smallwood who
resides on the farm of Mr.. John o. Yates,
near Charlestown,was burned by its clothes
taking fire, on Saturday evening last, and
died on Sunday msrning. The mother of
the child had absented herself from the
room but few moments, attending to
household duties, when the sad. event oc-
Cured. All that skillfu. physician could
do was done by DR.. G. T. Richardson, but
without aVail.-Vd. Free Press.
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NOTICE.

AS Agent for the manufacture and, sale cf Nina.
Steele's Self Regulating Silent Feeder and Tell T.ls
Ior Mill Burrs, take this method of giving notice to-
n ln owners that the Qsdliating Funnelput in some
ana probably by others, an infringement on the rig
OF the Mines Steele feeder and funnel and that
1872 will be required to pay Twenty Dollars for the
right to use each funnel. '
|. dec. 10, ls72-3t. pd.
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Shenandoah Herdid.
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Town and County Affairs.

Thursday Morning, January 2erd, 1873.
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HRANDY PEACHES, Toilet Soaps, Adaman
2tinsv Candles. Shoe Backing, STOW
'Blackinx. Indigp, Matches, Corn Stsrch, SC
'orsale oy J. r. SHElKY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-01-23

r NLUCkS CHEAP.
20 Bargelt has just received a
new lot offs day-E 80 hour clocks of Beauti.
inl Pattern, and will be sold at reduced tri
cs tsr each. Call soon, before they are all
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MONEY! Easily made with our Stencil and
1A O1NI i key-Check Outfit. a Circulars
Free Stafford Mfg Co. 6 Fulton st. Ny
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Ga FACTORY FULL CLOTH
Fee ssfe ~ E A. BANNER:
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$l33,sl

Deduct costs 1878
Net profit, $l33,9l
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HAMBURG, SHENANDOAH, Co.. Va.
Jan. 18th 1873.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Try W. l.. WALL q co, AaetIoDeers,
Nos 900 and 9O2 PennsyIvania ave, cor. 9th ST.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE EXCHANGE
HnIkL. NUkTBEAST C0RSER OF THIRD
sIkEkI AND PENNSYLvAN1s AVENUE,
tIr45ETT,aalNING TH1ATf-Two RO0MsJ Ar
n on FRIDAY MORNING, November %,
w 1873, con meucine At 10 o'clock, We will sell
~3 At the Exchange Hotel, tie entire stock of
~ lFurni' ure, Kitchen Requisites, Bar and
ONCE Fixtures, Billiard Boom, Cigar Stand,
&c, we name ia rsft
One heary new 7-o,tave Rosewood Case Piano,
n nabe, y Stool and cover;
Hsrcloth PsrIor Suits, Hstraoks;
Brussels, Three play and Ingram Carpets; Oil
cloth;
walnut Marble top Chamber Suits;
Oak NJ arr le-top Chamber suits;
Cottage Chamber sets, Wardrobes:
Lsce Curtains and Cornic-, Window Shades;
Msrble-top Tables; Bureaus; B adsteads;
Washbowls and Pitchers; Lounges,
Hair and Shuck Mattrsss-s; Feathers;
Blankets, bheets, Comforts, &c;
Psrl,r and Chamber Stoves
COOKING AND DINING DEPARTMENT
Dining Tables Oak Diner Retrigsrstor;
Crnckery and G assw are; Table Cutlery:
Table Covers; Large Cooking Stove and Fixtures;
Set of Fairbanks Platform Scales;
Tin sud W OGDEN Ware.
OFFICE, BAR AND CIGAR FIXTURES.
One Billiard Table, Balls and Cues;
FireproVf Safe, FsS reil Herring;b
Decks; Nvunters; Bar Chair,
d. cauters, Glssser, &C; Pictures. Cooler;
Ice Pitcher, Fine Sh lwcase, Screens,
Cigars. Tobacco, SC &C
We call the sp cial attention of purchasers to the
above SALE, rs the goods are in good condition aud
Terms cash. VIM. l.. WALL & CO,
noy25-d Auctoneers
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,bhESNhh. On the 18th instant, At clock.
alter a long and painful Illness, MANY BRENNAN
IN the 18Th year Of her age ''
The funeral ALL axe place A. O'Clock on Thnrs-
Jay AFTERNOON, Nov u4ber 9TH her late resdeDr.
No. 1901 street, South Washington
BhONh. At his residence IA Thu city fbis u,arn
age. 49, - nv
"a, His remains will be taken to Auburn, n. Y. for
GBIkbER. On the Path instant, after a sb,r.
" 49, " -
Funeral viii take place from his late residence,
No. IL lst street east, between L aud NJ south
on THURSDAY, Htn Instant, at pa O'Clock His
friends and acquaintsnces respectfully invited
HINES: On the 18Th instant, Of apopIsHy.
JOHN bUMEs, aged az years.
Funeral notice IN morning papers.
JONES. On the 18th instant, MARY, wife Of
henfy ID Jones, aged 50 years.
Jersey City papers please copy.l
POTTER. In Georgetown, on the 2fh instant
JQhN POTTER, IN the list year Of his age
fnends 81 the family are respectfully invited "a
attend his funeral TO take place from the residences
o. his ghter, No. IL Potomac street, Thursday
9th instant, at 2 o'clock D. m. g..
PEAhCE, Onthe Gath instant, ct his residence
Alexsndrla County, Va, Hon. ALLAN PEAROI
aged 60 years.
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EVENING STAR.

TWEED IN rsE ToNBs-Hls Frsf Ssss1g ~
frlson William Marcy T~eeds frst Sabesh
behind the Iron grstings Was marked by no
stecisl event beyond the collection about the
frsnkitn street entrance OF the TOmhs OF sm al
Knots OF politicians who were accustomed in the
usys OF his vigorous power q obey his behests
rs implicitly a. the lsckcys OF q king respond 20
the CON msnds OF oyalty. On making his sim
Pie toilet and bfeskissting he indulged in frec
converse with Deputy sheriff Shields, who re-
NAMED IN charge Of him. and exhibited less Of
that hsggard appearance that rnsrked the
crossing seenes OF Saturday. The warden re-
mood, and bore the imprisonment ouite re.ts.-
edly. The rules OF the commissioners permit no
visitors on Sunday other than the church pee
pie who hold religious exercises every Sabbath
afternoon, and consequently none of his old as
socistes were admitted. About 10 O'Clock a CAB
and private carriage containing Mr.. Dewey,
his private secretary; VIM. NJ. Tweed, ir., ssa
Deputy Sheriff Shields, drove up, and the de-
putty sheriff allowed young Mr.. Tweed 90 visit
his father. After passing him in Shields aud
Dewey left In the cab, aud the son remained
with the dethroned boss nearly al day Y.
Herald, 24fh.
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"a ;. III. BACON,
kAIS Market Space, three doors from 7th st ~
FAMILY GROCER,
rs for sale 100 bbls Apples selected for fstIv a
100 bushels extra fine Northern Potatoes use
Finest extra and family Flour
Extra Cream and Pine AppIs Cheese
Finest old sugar-cured Hsms in the couu+rv
Mocha, African, Old Government Java, Haraoaibo
and Bio Coffee ~
Rich favored G. P, OolOnR, and Japan Teas
all kinds so ~ -'N'S Vi
The finest favored old Brsndies Whistles and
Wines; guaranteed pure. New Msckerel, very fat
and superior. "
Family trade VIII find it 10 their benefit to examine
my stock and cheap prices. OctJ5-Iv
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IMPROVED REAL ESTATE NEAa BRIGHT

n ~
WOOD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- BY virtue of q deed II trust, dated October
18TH, $50, 20 myself, aud auly recorded IN Lib =
= NO. 63, folio US, one Of the lsud r-cords OF
Washington county, ID. O., l will sell, AZ public
auction, IN front 81 the premises the Attn day Of
December, 1873 at o'clock .. M, all that certain
piece, parcel or part OF tract Of land sfuse aud
ylug At BrghtwoOd west Of aud near the 7tn street
turnpike, in Washingtou couUty, ia the Distri Of
Columbia, and known a part Of Peters Mil Ssat
and "Addition to Wood srd's Lot" AMI Contained
within the following metes and bounds, viZ:-Bsga-
ming at corner Of Wilson Kings land, it being al
the eDd OF the sfNt lne Of Peters Mill tnence
with line OF Kings land by compass bearings
and sixteen hundredth (16 l6) perches to the west
line OF Piney Branch lad Themes tsecondD north
ntty-one and three fourth (5l) degrees east fifteen
ll6l perches with said rOsd; thence (thirdI morn
TIVE and seventy two hui dredth (22 ~ perchss with
said read thebce (fOurthD north 80 degrees
two aud twenty five hundr eith q Isl psrches with
new Piney Branch Road tn the south line the ne
thfih) norm seventy-seven asd one-haIf (77s de-
grees west thirty nine aud twenty hundredth 80 POI
perches with said Lew road to intersection with
said sixth line # said Peters Mill Seat; thauce
tsNth) south two (2l degrees west twenty five and
stventy-two hundTedth (25 72) perches with said
and forty -four hun iredth $40 acres Of land mora
or les. Improved by new two-stOry Frame II Ouse
and other out buildings.
Terms: The amount Of Indebtedness, secured by
SAID deed Of trust paid with the Of sale
Ia cash; aud the balance at Elk aud twelve mon
with interest at 10 per cent. from day of sale. All
convey aDcing at the cost Of the purchaser. One
hundred 09) dollars will be required day Of SAL
II terms OF sale are not complied with ia ten tI0)
days after day Of , the Trustee the right
to resell al the risk cost The dcfsu'ting pur-
chaser. PEIkCE SHOEMAKER, rru-t-e
novH bATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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M AR RIED.

HARMOH-sTICKELL. on tho lssb instant. ~
N. heN: e. ". Cooper, Mr.. JOHN o. HARMON
- MIS- bA NJ. sIlChELL, butu OF Mashi1gtap
ID, No cards.
hASTIPLN-TALIEFEERO Ia Washington.
J.. e., NgNgtnh.r z5-,., lslBr by the RrN % ri
fEkhO, both Of Amherst, Va
tRlchmond Dispatch sul Amherst papers pleaSs
cupy.l
SHEBTON-JONKs October 81. ls7s. Nv IN.
Rev pr: NJ E!fLesh, JOHN n, SHELTON T. Miss
MARY b. JONES.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
pY b. H. wARNER.
ID Real Estafe Broker and Auctioneer,
he TAG It'll street, between @ and Ii.

"a
he. 72s It'll street, between and II.
TRgsThEs SALE or A. THREI:sroRY
sTKEET, BETWEEN 4 AND sTREErs
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
-. BY virtse Of a deed of trust, dated May S, A.
s. D. 1870, ard duly recorded in Liber No 6ls, folio
Ia LA. one Of the land records for Washin ston
county, in the District of Columbia, aud by drec-
tiOn Of the party secured Their will sell pub
lie auction, IN frInt of the premises, on MONDAY,
the 94th day Of november, 1873, at 4 o'clock ..
all that piece parcel of ground situate in the CITY
of " ashtDgtOn, n. c., known and described the
northern part Of lot numbered sixteen (l6D square
numbered three hundred and twenty-one (s1ll,
fronting twenty -four (24l feet 18th street west,
and running back by the lines of said lot one hun
ored lc0l feet aud one "a inch to the Of the
same, together with the improvements, consisting
o. sneat three-story brick dwelling, with yard in
front, &c.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in twelve months
with interest at ten per cent, secured by deed
trust on the property. All conveyaucing at cost
the purch sser; S2D will be req uired deposit
day of sale. IL the terms of sale not complied
with in seven days the trustee the righ
RESELL the property the risk and cost Of the de-
faultDg purchaser, after ive days advertisement in
some one OF more newspapers publish Sd la Wash
THOMAS 1. GARDNER, Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
account Of the rain, until WEDNESDAY,, NOyem-
Der Goth, 1873, came hour and D ace.
THOMAS I. GARDNER, Trustee.
noy2d IR-p.I J. 7 COLUw Salesman.
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BlsHOP NILES, OF the Colored Methodist
church, has purchased valuable grounds IN
Louisville, by, on which TO erect an institutiOn
Tor the training or colOred ministers, aud Ap-
peals especially TO the white people OF the south
for aid, TO the amount OF $4,000, 10 enable him
70 build up tins . School of The Prnnhefsn
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ANOTHER TANMANG Rise ARREsr.-Hsrr,
Genet blymau-elect IRON the slst New
York district, was arrested YESTERDAY afternoon
on bench warrant on two separate charges of
larceny in connection with the Harlem court
house frauds. He was held in -, 900 bail on each
charge by the district attorney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-26

STORY comes from India eguaIling in horror
The most fearful fable OF GreCian mythology A
woman at GhazepOOr having cut her infant
stepson in pieces, roasted the remains. and
served them for her husbands supper. lie dts-
covered = niger In the dish. aud delivered his
vile 70 the custody OF the police
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q Men of decIsIon-.Inace..

- Men Of decisiOn-.iudges.
ga rising mana lamplighter.
The first man Of mark-Caiu.
ga Chicago paper has made the discovery
that the schooner Sunrise h '.the fastest yessei
on the lakes for one ~ her speed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-26
DY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Northwest corner l0th aud streets

INTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSE
HOLD FURhlIU RE, &C, AT AUCTInN.
Rosewood L ase Piano, Stool aLd Cover Walnut
frame PaTl"r suite, upholstered in Rep; Walnut
Marsie-to broom Suites; Walnut WardrJbrs
aiuut II al SCI, Narblo-t. IreAus aud " ash
stands Nalrut Marble top C~uter table,; Paipted
Btdsteads, Ban e. IA Snd W ashstsuds, Walnut Er-
tension Table aud Diuiug-TO0m Chairs; hue
Brussels, 1hree-ply aud Ingram Carpets; Parior,
BcdTOU aud other Stoves; Hair, Isk and Cot
ton top MATTRESSES; Springs, WiudOV Shades,
Hall Ciicluths; ru-sels 81 air Carpets; assrrt
meut Of China, Glass and Crock r Ware: Canned
Fruit; Blankets, SpTead+, Sheets, Comfnrts,
Feather Pillows and Boosters, Kitchen Utensils,
&C.
On FRIDAY MORNING, November
H,S{SFs 2sth, 1873, commencing at 10 O'Clock, We
wv, shall sell, at the residences Of a lady de-
lining housek Zee Ping No. $40 street, between 6th
ard TIN streets northwest he above named articles
The aboy &c sale will prove one Of unusual attrac.
'ior, a. the furniture il comparatively Rud of
modern style. All tn use in of good and fash
iousbie fur allure will do well to attend he sale
Terms cash.
nov22-d GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts