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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-03-19
LOCA L ITEMS.

CRYsTAL WEDpxG.-One oil the
pleasantest parties it has been one
lot to attend took place vt the resi-
dence OF Mr.. A. J. Wheaton, three
m,les north OF Toledo, last evening.
The occasion was the celebration by
their neighbors and number of
friends Of the 18th anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Whea.on's, marriage
The weather was very unprop,tious,
and the roads extremely bad, bat
notwithstanding these drawbacks
some sixty or seventy people assem-.
bled for the purpose OF enjoyment
end to testify to their appreciation OF
Mr.. and Mrs w. The evening was
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF various
kinds until Maj. Clark performed the
ceremony Of marrying the worthy
couple. The ceremony which was
modern, was very touching and i'm
pressiye. After they had joined
hands the usual questions Slightly
altered werc propounded, as follows:
"Mr. Wheaton: Do you take this
woman to be your wife, and will you
make her do as you say and obey
you in every thing?' Answer verify
will" "Mrs. w: DO you take this
man for your husband, and will you
require him to do all the house work
yoa don't want 10 do and follow out
your command ?" "Verl!y will'-
Then, in view OF the circumstances !
pronounce you man and wife -
These exercises being concluded, sup
per was announced when the com
pany proceeded 10 the dining room
and partook of most splendid oys.
ter supper. Before eating, however
Mr.. L. B. Nelson with few short re
marks on behalf OF their friends, presen
ted Mr.. and Mrs. Wheaton with fine
assortment OF crystal and glass ware
Mr.. Wheaton was taken by surprise
and had not thought OF any thing ia
say, but thanked the donors very
kindly tor this expression OF Their
good will TO him and his. The sup
per was very fine affair and was en-
joyed by all present to the fullest ex
tent.
| Mr.. Wheaton is one OF the ear
-----s---, ..-..-.--r.~.~- ----,.- 49,.
Portable and commodious home. II,
has large circle OF acauaintances
and is universally loved and respect
ed by all who know him.
| The presents were numerou
and comprised every thing in the lin,
OF glassware to be used about tho
house. We were unable to obtain :
compile list of pieces or the names o
the donors, but we noticed som.
very nice articles amongst thom,
tine covered glass dishes, or 4 cak.
stands, sauce dishes, picket dishes
butter dishes, lamps, goblets, sal,
dishes, a nice toilet set and manv
other things We do not now recall
After supper the time was passed
pleasantly till abou, l O'Clock, when
the guests began to dispense, wish.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Wheaton many
happy returns OF the day, and long
llfe OF peace, plenty aud happiness.
It was feared by some that the road.
having been frozen just enough TO
form crust 1t would be impossible
to get home till day light, but after
a great deal of discussion We made
the start and arrived home safely in
due time.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-03-19

Hearts Of bachelors are cold, Hearts
OF widowers. sre old, Hearts of wild.
ows sweet and small, Hearts OF
maidens best Of al.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-03-19

The ladies Of Marshalltown are
singing about "thc moth eaten hustle,
the old iron hustle, the moth. eaten
hustle that hung on SO WE'LL.
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NOTICE

'hlS 70 70 certify that my SON VIM. Frank.
! lin Stewart, minor age 10 is from and
ana after this date, entitled to his time. and
Will in the future make his own bargains.
ana DC respon sible for tie same, and thai
hereafter will pay no debts OF his CON
acting. SoA
March 10th 1874.
:, Vim. B. PRINGLE.
- ELIZA PRINGLE,
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Summers obsequies.

Boston, March 16.-The obse-
quies Of Senator SIMMER took place
ct 81 o'clock this afternoon. The
remains were conveyed from Dorace
Hall in : hearse drawn by four black
horses With mounted guard of State
Constables. The procession inclu-
ded the Executive and Legislative
authorities, Congressional Commit.
tee, U. S. officials and municipal gu.
thori,ies. The pail bears were ex
Governors Clifford, Bullock, Claifin
and Washburn' ex chief Justice
BigeIow, n. P. Banks, Robert G.
Winthrop, Charles Francis Adams
J. 6. Whittier and Ralph Waldo
Emerson; As the casket passed from
the Hall Baldwin's band played tn.
Dead March in Saul. The process
sion was preceded, by four mer
bearing cross nine feet high COM
posed OF Gala lilies, camel,as, lillics
OF the valley, viole,s, and other choice
exotic, at the base IN the bed and in
violet words "A tribute from hl.
native city and home" Arrived 4,
the church, after an organ prelude
Reverend Mr.. Foote recl,ed pas.
ssges, Il am the Resurrection DC, ?
md Il Know that my Redeemer liv-
eth" Choir sang. ITO Thee o Lord
yield my Spirit" aud with alternate
reading and chanting, service wal
concluded and bensdiction pronoun
Lords Prayer and music from tn,
Apollo Club the last sad rites wer,
performed TO the remains of the hon
ored son OF Massachusetts,.
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Iowa Items.


The beer ticket won the day at
Corydon.
vll!isca has reduced its lager-beer
license from $500 to 5000.
Two hundred religious CONVEX
sloss at Amity. Amity has 200 IN
habitants.
A Davenport 65-years- sold has Just
married maiden OF Il.
A students instruction is on the
point OF breaking out at Gr'nneil Col
lege.
The ferry. bort at Clinton is now
making regular trips across the Miss
issippi.
The Mississippi steamers will soon
commence running.
The next State fair offers 1000
in premiums.
Mrs. e. p Ingham, Of Boone, re
Gently died having been confined to
her bed tor twenty-five years.
Malvern will give you liquor II
Washington county is investing
$4,000 In a poor house.
Mrs. Nettie Wilkinson has been
elected q member OF the School
Board of Vinton.
Clinton has copper tea.kettIe
that the Pilgrim Fathers brought
over in the Ma, flower.
Most OF the revials Of North
western Iowa are being closed out
In all probability the ladies' o.
Davenport will start . temperance
crusade.
The military companies Of Des
Moines are taking up Decoration
day.
There are 10000 Spiritualists il
Iowa.
Beans are s. per bushel 10 Dallas
county.
One firm in Keokuk cured $4,000
hams during the packing season.
E. G. Humphrey, OF Waterloo,
prominent Granger, died last Friday
The little folks of Des Moinc
have been playing Cinderella to larg,
home audiences.
The Rev. Charles Fl. Garfield
late OF McGregor. has been transfer
red TO the diocese OF Wisconsin.
The first quarterly meeting OF tn
Iowa Spirtualists will be held a
Council Bluffs on the 2sth inst.
Bluffs man under buggy and the
landed him on the other side of til.
fence.
| The Burlington Hack Eye local ha
seen ghost and tells about 1t in
halt column article.
| A Villisca man goes to the Peni
tertiary while the girl he ruined ha
been sent to the Insane Asylum.
| The temperance question is Great
ing considerable excitement at Gin
ton, and the ladies' are taking active
measures TO solve it.
A child two years old, the son O
Ruus Asbu-v OF Des Moines, was
scalded to death last week. by fall
ing into pot OF hot Eater.
The jenkins" OF the Sioux City
journal describes one OF the bellies al
at q recent party as graceful little
toad" His salary has been raiseI.
Warner Lardy, living in Dubuque
county, was killed recently, while
telling tree, by branch striking
his axe and driving it into his skull.
At Le Grad, a girl who recovered
slo from young fellow tor kissing
her against her will, offered him the
money back again few days after.
ward it he would do it again.
q. w. Albertson, who recently
abscopded with $1,000 belonging to
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Fairvley is a new town on the line
Of the Sioux City and Pembina
Railroad, about ten miles south OF
Canton. The town is pleasantly To-
Gated on tie banks of the Big Sioux
River. and has already the nucleus
tor q lively growth the coming sum
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through regular authorized agents.
Messrs. w. ". Bostwick & Co., Nos.
III and l79 west Fourth Street Gin
clnnati, O., are the publishers, and
any communication addressed to
them. for circular and terms will no
doubt receive prompt attention. We
commend this engraving to the pub
ic and hope some good energetic
person will secure th. agency in this
section
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Toledo, Iowa,
THURSDAY, n .nCF ", 1874.
The a Agricultural College.

ihseomm:ttses appointed BY the
Ssnsts anc House OF Representatives
ana Examine into the affairs of the
Agricultural College have made
their report and after careful in
ves.igatlon fail to substantiate any
Of the charges against the manage.
msnt or institution. This is un.
doubtelIy one Of the best institutions
OF the kind in The country, and one
which every citizen Of the State can
poiut 10 with pride. To be sure
there may have been some misman.
sgsment in the way Of cond ucting
il, bat these things must always be
expected in new enterprise. We be.
lieve it 10 IN good hands and with
the support and confidence OF the
public will take rank as one Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

AupActoUs HIGHwATMBS-T .eV Tsar Dis-
fo1d IRON ne E0T Of a LddV.-Wuuamsburgh
wss on Saturday evening the scene OF most
RudaciOus and high-handed Outrsge. IN the
afternoon Mrs George +. HOyt the wife Of
wealthy and esteemed coal merchant Of the
18th ward, went 20 a theatrical matinee in New
York, wearing in her ears q pair of diamond
earrings valued a. s. 900. The Jewels attracted
the attention OF two thieves, who followed her
home on the conclusion OF the performances
She had reached the corner Of 9Th and south
Sth streets, when one Of the hiehWaymen
stepped up behind her unObserved, and era bbes
one OF the diamonds, 81 the same time unfas-
teEing the catch. The lady struggled, and in
the conflict the villain tore the Jewel from her
ear and fed. A citizen hurried and was about
20 arrest him, when be was himself seized by a
supposed pal, who, dlscharging pistol into tue
aTgrasDed him saying, al have the thief" BY
this time robber one had escaped. His pal
avsiled himself OF the confusion OF the moment
and the gathering crowd 10 also make himself
scarce. The robbery was effected az O'Clock,
when the streets were crowded with persons
returning home from business, and the wonder
Is that the hiehWaymen escaped arrest.-N. r.
Say, "a,
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EVENING STAR.


Salt Lake Mormon a getfIns 80 ~, 49,.
oot ne wives 20 do washing aud hOuse- . ie.,-f.-
. ne oee.h ., lady ceietrated Tor her purity
o. character And Complexion" ls Annoancs-i ~
western paTer.
Several western papers have tolnes a, 49,
oeHnailon OF the Ofering OF prizes ~ fairs "a
TIE best women e0uestusns. a. they ~ a..
exercised rs toe trying ana kils most OF the ~enes
engaging IN az.
The wife Of sam Henry. colOred reside-t Of
salisbury, Md recently became the unafhsr ~
began 70 make perpetrators for journey. II
amt gwine 90 live In dis heAh SALISBURY No
longer said SAM.
Nobody sUrpAsseS me TN this speciality F" satd
CINCINNATI giri 90 her nes lover the other
hlght A. She gave him parting kiss with q re-
lOtt 70 " Ike that OF pistol. The astonishad
.oo,h Nslked away sSndoring where that gtri
Somebody WHO claims 70 have spea, mach
the IN experimenting upon the influence of
hattery ssys In his report: You can induce an
c'c maid 10 give YOU the last pin in her dress bV
pIAising TIE color 81 her hSir or dropping .
casual remark about the heavenly ceruieanitV
OF her magnetic Orhs-"
~, Louis woman separated from her has-
RAND, recently cent him long list OF pronoSi-
lions, UPON his acceptance OF which she wouls
1--we with him again. Woman Ike n indfeafs1
the only resl cause Of difference IA = pastscri nj
81 once ard forever"
Says the Cincinnau Times. Mrs. VthAard
suggested, in the Chicago Womanss OopveDtton
that the danger OF wearing oorsets be Oeviated
by the ladieF hsy rg their husbands rub then
sitter tAkirg of toe garment aforesaid. The
idea r. - Paod one. We have sent Ms. VIZ
barc's husband a reSm or sand paper"
A Paris letter SAYS that not long ago 4 gentle
man on CON ng home from the theatre vas sur-
prised At the hubbub in the porter's lodge he
soon learned the cause-lis mother-in law hAd
SUDDENLY expired. He invited tue persons
the thester. IS he wished 70 be ia position 20
establish an abb.
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WARNING TO "lREESraNSTGL DRwNE-
ARDS Prank CODlin, watchman az The Warer-
ley stables, on Thirty tifth street. between
Broadway ana seventh avenue y. v was
plsced on n al la the court OF general sessions
Yesterday, charged with assault with intent 20
XIII on the night or the 10th OF Saptem per-
comm went away from work, aud = wOrkmkR
named Thomas Collier was deputed BY the pro
prietor 20 take charge Of the stables. COnlin re-
turned next morning about O'Clock, CONSIDER
sbly under the influence OF liquor, aud was ad-
United 10y Collier, who advised him 20 90 TO
sleep. Collier himself went % sleep on A s5fa
shortly sfteTwArd. sud Was awakened hy a
severe blow on the heal, inflicted by Conltn,
who was armed with a bsle-stick about foar
feet long. CCnlin threatened 20 Kill the con-
p'sinant, aud beat him uutil he became uneOn
sciOus, INJECTING three dangerous scalp-w0unds
and number Of cOptusions on the back ana
shoulders, from the effects OF which he wss con-
fined TO Bellevue hospital for two weeks. IL vas
also shown that COnlin had attempted 20 assault
another workman named Fay with the bale
stick after be had rendered Collier tnsensible
The prisoner in his own defense swOre that
Collier had pulled him ont OF bed, but feigned
entire ignorance OF the deadly assault with
which be was charged, stating q at he had bsen
rendered irresponsible by liquor. Mr.. VIM. 4.
Knitting, who was assigned BY the court 20 de-
fend CODlin, contended that the pfisOner having
received an injury during the war was rendered
crazy whenever he INDUCED in liquor, and could
not therefore, he held responsible for his actions
District Attorney Rollins prosecuted and the
jury promptly found the prisoner guilty OF
assault with intent 20 kill. The recorder SEN
tened Conlin 20 the State prison az hard labor
for ten years % teach other drunkards that a
plea OF irresponsibility would avail them moth
ing.
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DI Il ID.

CAsTKLB. Monday evening, at 7,a0 O'Clock, AT
her residence, Oh Sth street, between ana streets
southeest, Mrs. mARTHA CAsTELL, beloved wife
OF John b, Oasteil, IN the go year Of her age,
Relstiv e. and friends Of the family are respset-
fully requested TO attend her funeral Thursday az
iO'clOck .. m.
EDM0EDs0N. On the 9Th OF November, Mrs
AhkLIA EDMONDS0N, after q long aud painfsI
illness, yhch she bore with great Christian forti-
tude. She good fight hath fought, ana nov has
stst at the right hand Of the Father.
The funeral Will take place ct her residence, No
1141 street, between Connecticut avenue ana
18th street, and from thence 20 the John WesisT
Church on Connecticut avenue. IT,
LANGLEY. On the morning OF the 81 instant,
OF consumption, after a long and painful iIlpesS
Miss ELLA n. LANGLEY, aged n years.
Funeral to take place Thursday morning, at 10
O'Clock. from the residence Of her brOt her-fu law
Harry King, 1927 9Th street northwest. Rem airs
90 be taken 20 Baltimore for fntermeut.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


RY LATImER . OLEARr,
~ Auctfoneers and Real Estata Brokers,
sonthwes, corner Pennsyyanis ave. and ntA street
Star Once BuildinEy.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRsI.
TTURE: gRGE0H PIER MIR RoRs, CABPErs,
HYT sCsh as{ Of TAP April, a. y ls., snd duly
sci, On TUESDAY,, the goth day OF October, ls7i,
AZ. ~ oe.oSk NJ at house no. 6l2 street,
en- and 7th streets northwest, eli the furni.
One handsome Rosewood Piano:
Two large French Pier Glasses;
Vne h5lsst carpet and number CT other Carpets
One hand some Parlor Suite, upholstered I'm green.
One 80 day CLOCK, Pictures, vases, Rags
-FOUR sets SIX Damssk Window Curtains, Stair
One Rosewood Chamber Bet Of pieces:
one solid Oak and Curl Maple Oottsgs Set,
One Rosewood Chamber Set, 10 pieces;
One Oak COTTAGE Sci, Z pieces;
One Deek, one CLOCK, one sideboard, Extension
Side Tables, SIX Chairs, Knives and Forks. Ooh
lets alter Cooler, China Dinner aud Tea Ss.s, and
alsrse quantity OF other Table Furniture;
gre gre r1Insoe' one small He rring's Safe;
One Refrigerator, Wash Tubs, Clothes Baskets.
rIst irons Kettles, Orockery Ware, aud full set
Table, Csna-seat aud Easy Chairs, and q large
charScter us1ay fo1pd ia ffst cIass d al ins
house.
WIN, +. HOFFMAN, Trusted
octi-d IRepl LATIhER OLnABY, Aucts.
~BY CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES IN IN
teress. the above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY,
the 9th Gay Of keyember, l54, same hour and
place. WIN v. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
octl6, % Sc, nov2,345 Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFfERNo0N.
RY TH0s. 2 wAaaAmAs.
TkTl ri TEE soBrHWIsTKkSs f fohrIoo on

- Real Estate AuOtieneer, SIS I'm street.
TAI IN TIE soBTHwKsTKkN PoRrIos
n By virtue Of three deeds OF trust to the m.
~ dersigned, dsted respectively Decernber lafh
February l2h, la0, recorded In Libsr O. es folio:
80, &c prii l4fh, $50, recorded ia LJber No Sc
fOios ST. 6c sGd by direction of the rsrry secar,d
thereby, We shall, on WkDSEsDAl, Attn day az
November, lS4, at O'Clock D. m, on the preFnises
ener Tor sale By auction, the eastern fifteen us feet
one snd one hsf 90 inches, part BIZ the depth
thereof Of lot v in the subdivision Of original lots
IN square numbered two hundred ami eleSea. N sde
bJ the 81. Fincent's Orphan Asylum Of said city,
Also, parts Of lots marked and Iettered q and In
subdivision Of original lots in square numbered two
hundred and eleven (2lll, made By 81. yincentis
Orphan Asylum Of said city, fronting fifteen l5) feet
one and one-Qusrter az inches on Rhode Island
the rear line of said los, aud lying snS adjoin-
Ing the said part Of lot V, which vas conveyed to
VIM. R. oodverd and n. W. j Dnes by deed re-
corded in Liber No Sos, at fsios q, &c.
1liRches front, with the depth thereof Of the LOT
numbered or lettered u, in square numbered two
hundred and eleven (2lll, sec riding 20 the subdf-
vision thereof, made BY st. NincentNs Orphan Asy-
lum, and duly recorded.
The improvements consist of brick houses,
Terms Of lie: One-third cash on each, balance in
notes st twelve and twenty four months, bearing 9
Per cent interest from DAP OF sale. and AIRED by
deed OF trust on the premises All conyeyancing at
The purchasers cost. deposit Of one hundred dol
lars slOOD will be required at sale each piece q
property sold If the terms OF sale not Complied
with in ten days after the day Of sale, the Trustees
reserve the right To resell the property at the risk
and cost of the dsfsnting purchaser.
J0shPH r. EHHsSs, Trustees.
cci4-ec6ds TH0s. e. WAGGAMAN, A1ot.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

AN1 DkPARTMENT,
- WASHINGTON, October 10, 1874.
auction, at the Naval Station, New Lond on, Con
necticut, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of November,
1874, st ~ O'Clock the Sectional Floating Dry
DOCK, Low at that station.
This dry deck consists of five sections, each hav-
ing main tank feet long, 50 feet wide and 10 feet
inches deep, and two end floats each 80 fest 10
inches long. IL feet wide, and feet inches deep,
with the necessary machinery.
The dock IS calculated to receive o vessel go fest
10 feet beam, feet draft Of water and Of 220O
tons displacement.
he dock ana the inventory of articles TO be sold
with IL can be examined at any time before the day
OF sale, on application to the Commandant of the
Station. - e
Twenty per centum OF the whole amount OF the
purchase monsy must be deposited at the time of
sse, the baIsnee within ten days from the date of
continuation of sale by the Department, and the
oock purchased must be removed from the STATIC
tiOn.
II not confirmed, the money deposited will be re-
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the dock from sale at any time and reject any bid
or offer which may be considered inadequate,
octl4-law4w
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| TEITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

virtue OF four writs of heri facas issued out of
rlct OF Columbia, and to me directed shall sell at
puoc sale Tor cash. in front of the Courthouse OF
per, l14, at O'Clock m !, ell John Roney ; right
TUE, claim aud interest Ia and TO Lot No. IL in
square No. o92, in the city OF Washington, D. q ;,
together with all and singular the improvements
IheIe9n, seized and levied upon the property Of
Jonn boney, and will be sold to satisfy ex ecutions
Nos 1852 23ie, 9642 and $685. in favor OF the District
OF columbia, against Robert Farrell aud John
cney IN $3.50 and 93ie, against larry Hagg and John
Eoney Ia No: s5l9, and Martin Welsh and John
bOney in No, 1863 ALEX SHARP
oci4-d q. Marsh al ID, q,
81 a,ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED to
THURSDAY, the l2tn Of November 1874, &C same
Aour ana place. ALEX. SHARP,
uOfS u. b. NJ 6rshai, ID. y.
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n A k HI I'm

FEepALL-MILLHR. On the 81 Of Hoyfnber.
1874, by the BIT. BeT. William Pinckney, D. d., IL
D. assisted BY the Rev. John Elliott, ID ID An
TbUB fkNDALL and eALLfH q. HILLIR
daughter Of the late DR.. Thomas Miller, both II
THE city.
GOoDRICK-LABMAE. On the 18Th October,
81 the residence q the brides father, By Rev J. G.
Henning, Mr.. j. 7 GO0DRtCE, formerly 81 Fred-
sricksburg, Va, to Miss MARY J. LAHMAH, q
Leesburg, Va. IFredorioksburg papers copy II :
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TRUSTEES SALE.

In pursuance OF a deed of trust from George w
Coidenstroth and Ellen Ooldenstroth, his wife, TO
me, dated the 9Th day of January, 1879, and re
corded In Liber b. No. 5, folio 81, &C., one o
land, will expose to public sale, upon the prem
lsesl Tor cash, on III TUESDAY, the 9th day of No
day there after, the land thereby conveyed, known
as parts Of valentine, Lewis Point and Fife Ca
lsrged, containing together about 5ezS acres
Thu property is situated IN Prince Georges O.,
larry lapd about two miles from the village of Bla
deDsburg, and four from Washington city immedi-
atey on the public road leading thereto, and
cesslbIe to 10 by the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road, being distant from Magruders Station and
Jennings Station alb sut mile. 1t is very produc-
tive, and admirably adapted 10 market purposes, to
which use it has been protablY applied fer several
years past. N O. STEPHENS, Trustee,
BlsdenGburg, Nd, Oct. IL, 1874. octl6-coSds >
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In TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
III on OOLrMRIA

Hodiss SPECIAL Term, Oetoby 30th, 1874.
trAtrix Of JOHN b. YlABOWER, deoeased,
the ADMINISTRATIVE aforesaid has, with the appro.
, ,ss s,, Ess 1874 the n. ssssfs@snt
Of said deceesea, and Of the assets in hand.
as far as the same have been collected and
tors and heirs Of said deceased notified attend
otherwise BY Law be excluded from ali benefit In said
dcceesed,s estate: Pev,dsi. copy Of this order ss
published once a week for three weeks in the Eve.
ming Star previous 20 me said day. Test:
eelal-wS 50" A. WEBSTEB, Register of Wills
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MERCHANTS LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS
yAsHINGT0S And NEW YORK.

xGesfter toe nue Steamships n. q. KNIGHT ana
sOhh GIBSON viii make regular week --,AaA&
" tr1ps between EEW YORK, ALEX <EXS$
ASDRIAL MA5HIH GTOE andsA4zlzs
SEOk9nIOWH, s fOllows:-Leaye NEW YORK,
rom Pfer 81 Hast river, every SATURDAY at 4
?. NJ; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY At .
- n, and ALEXANDRIA the same day at %.
Agent, business Office and wharf 50 Water street,
street bridge.
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