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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-07-23

The secret Of happiness is to make The
best Of everything; no matter what hap.
pens to annoy, let it all glide along a,
easily, and with as few words ofcomplainl
and fault>6nding as possible.
Little Inconvenience will intrudo upon
the most fortunate Of people, so the only
way to be master Of every situation is to
make up your mind not to notice small
annoyanees. People may keep them,
selves in a constant broil over what
amounts to nothing; and without accom>
plishing the least good. may ruin The
peace aud q quiet Of a household. We
cannot have everything just as We want it
in this world, and the sooner person un-
dc'stauds that fact the sooner they may
have true basis for happiness.
1t is the greatest folly to set the heart
upon uncertainties, and then II diSap>
pointment, refuses to be comforted, or
reconciled.
Do the very best you can and then
take things as they como. If man
strives with bis best knowledge, energy
and untiring labor to accomplish a GER.
tain object, working will skill and pa
tiencc, he is 4 success, whether tho scheme
fails or succeeds, and he ought to rccon>
cilo himself to failure if 1t wps inevitable.
If his labors have been of brain and
hand, ho is better fitted to succeed in
other undertakings. II
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TIE WAR TRAIL.
Omiueus Threatenings I'm the
Northwest.
OgaIahs, Miucopaeas nnd Min
Mecenteus Broke LoOse.


OMAHA, NED., July S.-Gens. Sheri,
dan and Ord returned from the West
this evening.
Telegraphic advices from Fort Lara>
mie state that reports received from
Spotted Tails agency, say that seventy.
five lodges Of Ogallahs under Black Twin
are moving toward that place; that Min,
copaeas and Minneconjous are moving
across the Yellow Stone River, and the
Arapahoes and Cheycnncs are camped on
the headquarters of Big Horn River near
the Big Horn mountains.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The War
Department has received dispatches from
lone Tree. Nebraska, confirming the press
accounts Of the battle with the Sioux In
dians, about 80 miles from Camp Brown,
in which fifty Indians were killed and
wounded. Lieut.. Young isreported dan
gerously wounded.
ALARMING INDICATIONS ALL ALONG
THE LINE.
Capt. Jos. Bush, commanding military
station at the Lower brule Agency, Da.
kotah, writes that Indians there arc in
a warlikc mood, and nothing but agood
show OF force will prevent serious OUT
break.
Capt. Carlyle Byrd commanding at
Cheyenne agency, report that the supply
of rations for the Indians are about ex>
hausted, and says should the issue of ra-
tions, and especially Of beef, be stopped
for any heightened period, it will lead to
serious depredations, if not actual warfare
on the part of the Indians.
Col. John f. Smith, of the l4th In
fantry, commandingt the Sioux expedition,
under date OF Camp Robinson, Neb., June
22, writes as follows; Indians arriving
fron-the North yesterday, report large
war parties, estimated at from 400 to 600
Indians, have divided into four parties |:
one for this vicinity; one to the old Red
Cloud Agency with the intention Of cross
ing the North Plate; one to Laramie and
one to Fctterman, these two last intending
probably to cross between the two posts,
Also party is reported going to Sweet
water. Ofcourse this is an Indian report
and must be considered accordingly. p
Gen. Ruggles' Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral IF the department of the Platte, in
forwarding the dispatch, says the depart.
nent commander has been notified of the
movements Of these Indians, and steps
have been taken to intercept them.
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On Thursday, the 4th inst, there was
tried in the Audfain, Mo-, circuit court
the case Of ,Mfs.--Flynn VS.. William
Flynn, petition for divorce. Mr.. Flynn,
the defendant, about thirty minutes be.
fore the case was called was seen in the
courtroom talking to bis counsel, but
when the case was reached his attorney to
the surprise of all presen. announced the
startling intelligence that his client was
no more, having fallen dead in grocery
few minutes previous. lie died OF
whisky. The court was therefore relieved
of the trouble of decroeing separation.
Mr.. Flynn owned o fine farm near Benton
City, AT one time he possesseda fortune
but whisky had greatly depleted it and
finally killed him. .-NeoSho Times.
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About IdIcncss.

Many young people think that an idle
life must be pleasant one. But this is
a sad mistake, as they would soon find
out if they made trial Of the life they
think so agreeable. One who is never
busy can never enjoy rest !: for rest inn
plies a relief from previous labor; and if
our whole time wero spent in amusing
ourselves, wo should find it more wear
isomc than the hardest days work. Re,
creation is only valuable as it unbends us
the idle can know nothing oft, Many
people leave off business and settle down
to life of enjoyment ;but they generally
find that they are not nearly SO happy as
they were before, and they arc often glad
to return to the occupations to escape the
miscrics.
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>1Sall of tho occasion, in rushca

Ex-~s.s,s' -'-rr,~->s-'pith .Lor hless
|EADLA4--Asrn N
TT his Spring is in tho edge Of CartG'
l.. County, East Tennessee. 2 mileA
East Of johnson City on tho L. 7. y
l. Ga. Rail Road. The water is Cha
lybeate cold and pure. with good propor-
ton. of Maynesia and Sulphur. The
House will bc opened on the 22nd of
June, to persons desiring the benefit Of
this water, and quiet Retreat during
the heat Of Summer.
Wepropose to keep plain Boarding
House, making no pretsntions to fashion
or display but will try to make our yisi-
tors feel at home during their stay with
us.
RATES OF BOARD.
Board per month S22, per week SC pcr
day $l,25 children under II years old
half price. Extra charges for extra
trouble, ,croquet and grounds free to board
ers. No Bar will DO kept. No card,
playing.
There will be q hack at johnson City
to convey passengers to the spring.
Il. v. EASLEY.
june11tf.
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PHYSICIANS.


.hR. C.WHEELER, PHYSICIAN AND
IL SURGEON, and EXAMINING. SUR
GEoN FOR PENSIONERS. Office In the
Court House, up stairs, Sonesboro', Ten
nessee. IauglG.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-07-23

M p. GILLENWATERS, ATToR-
Ws MY AT LAW, Rogersvillc, Tenn.
VIII practice In the Circuit and Chancery
Courts OF Hawkins, Greene, Hancock and
Washington counties, and in the Supreme
and Federal Cour is at Knoxville, Tenn.
april3ti.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-07-23

Can bullet be said to resemble a
sheep when it grazes!
The art Of teaching is the art of arous-
ing and guiding the self-activitics of an
other mind 50 as to develop in it certain
thought or feeling.
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Sale of Town Lots.

BY virtue in me vested by the Chan
Gerry Court at its last term, | will sell at
the Court House door in the town of
Jonesboro' Washington county, Tennes-
see on MONDAY, August the Srd 1874 at
public out-cry to the highest bidder the
following described lots of land Dcing the
property of VIM. Cate, Decd. viz
Lot No. in the east end OF Jonosb oro'
fronting on Main Street, running back tn
the property belonging to the John
Green heirs, bounded on the West by tho
Reece property and on the East by a
public alley.
Lot No. 2 in the east end of Jonesboro
fronting on Main Street and running
back to the Grave Yard, bounded on the
East by A.J Browns property and ON
the West by II. ii. Dungan's.
Said lots of land will be sold on
credit of one and two years, taking the
purchasers note with good personal Sc
lcurity bearing interest from date.
This July 2 1874.
ID. w. +. PEOPLES.
Admir-. of the estate of Wm. Gate decd
b July 2tt
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One Of the bluest Gerlnantownians on
being requested by a rioh and vulgar
young fellow for permission to marry
'one ofllis girls,' gave this rather crush.
mg reply: Certainly Which would
you rreier-the waitress or the cook;
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LOOK AT THIS!

Having recently purchased of NJ. s.
Mahoney, his stock Of goods, and having
in addition just received large and
splendid assortment of
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-07-23

A. II. PETTIBoNE, JAS. II. ROBINSON.
DETTIBONE & ROBINSON, ATToR-
NEYs AND CoUNsFLORs, Greene
vile, Tenn. viii practice in all the
Courts of Upper East Tennessee, and
In the Supreme and Federal Court at
Knoxville. Collections promptly made
and rrmltted. l73mnyS
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consisting Of almost everything kept in
the mercantile line, wo will be pleased to
receive the former patronage of the house
and a viii promise to sell goods as low as
they u, can be bought at any other house.
We have adopted the
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MISCELLANEOIIS.
Jomcsboro', Tenmessee.

This house located on Main Street,
where parties wishing to stop over can
he comfortable situated, has been lately
repaired, and is now open for the recep-
tion of guests. Every pains will be taken
and no expencs spared to make this a
pleasant home for all who wish TO stop in
Jonesboro'. The able will at all times
be furnished witht = best the, country
affords. Terms reas lie.
uzAf27tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-14
EVENING STAR.
DEN0CRITUs Ar BELFASC

(See Report q Professor r.zsal's Inaugural Dis.
course 20 fse Brlttsk Assoctastos)
Tynoali, high. perched on Speculation = summit
My drop his snunding line in Natures ocean,
But that great deep has depths beyond AIS plum
met,
The springs of law ard life, mind, m A,tsr. mo-
ton.
Dsmoeritus imagined thst the soul
SIS made OF atoms, sphertc, smooth, ani Ferry;
Plsto conceived IL a. n radiant whole
a heavenly unit batting mans inquiry.
Incident Gods. inmessurably bored.
Beyond the blast Of BoreAs and Eurus
Too lazy Man 10 punish or reward.
snch was the Heaven conceived by Epicurns
II, rs the vide observant Darwin Creams
Man be development Of the Ascician,
Methinks his great deeds and poetic dreams
Scarce squsre with his mOlluscOus pre-meri-
dian.
But, even ss Millions demons, problem tossed,
When they hsd set their maker At deaanoe
Still " toand DO end, in wandering m axes lost /"
So Is it with our modern men Of science.
Still, in the " Open Sesame" Of Law.
Lies master KEY protesting 20 deliver,
But meeting with deaf ear or scorn-cienohet
Our question, "Doth not law imply law
giyer:'
BetwiNt the Garden and the Porti>o,
Thou. vAscilistipg sdrdnf often flittest
Ard when we seek the source OF Law 20 know.
Giv'st US phrase, " survival Of the nttsst."
Pray who may be the 6ttest 20 survive,
be spark OF thought for coming time 70
kindle,
The sacred fire OF science keep alive?-
Plato, Agassiz, Humboldt, Huxley, TyniaI?
T. Tyrdal's last word be indeed the last
oi HOPE and Faith hence with each rag aud
\ black cloud shr0uds our failure as our past:
Matter, the wise mans God; the CrOwn's-uo
matter pa
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DROPOsALe FOB A PASSENGER ELEyA.
IL TOR FOB THE SOUTH WING OF IA Z
NV STATE, WABAF NAVY DnPART-
hkSTs' BUILDING, WASHIhGTON,D o.



, NAsHIHGIoN,D D. c., Se pt. 7th, 1874 \
ceNied Pr poEsls III Be received a. this on IN
u IA N q the OH DAY OF DC roBER, 1874, for far
nlshiGs DELIVERING, fitting, aud putting 10 place a
fasset ger Elevator 10 the South Wing II he new
S Ssse Hsr' and Navy Departments BdildiDg,
C0Piss Of tie General Specifications, Drawings OF
cation q this office.
The sesn i6ing required By ths Contractors to
Ehs ire hitySlOr IN place viii be furnished by TIA
Luleut Tree OF charge but will be erected By
the COrtrecEC =
TIE El5. ator NUT be completed within three
mCaths rom dste Of acceptance % proposal, au5 tbe
COnractor will be required TO guarantee ths fr work
for peTiat Of tao years.
Psymeit viii be made on the completion OF the
NoTk less ten l0l ger cent which sill be rat AIMED
= per 4 II six months.
All BIDS r Ust be accompanied by penal bOnd in
the sum Of I'VE thousand dollars 80 co., that ths
BIDDER VII accept and perform the contract IL
awarded him; the sui ciercy Of the security 20 BE-
certified b he United Sta.es Jndga, CLERK Of the
district v l5-ei1 he resides.
Ihe Department. reserves the right 70 reject or
eminent q 30.
Every bid mast be usde on the printed form to be
cbtsl1td A. this Office, snd mlst INFORM IN every
respect 90 the requirements Of this advertisement
CT II viii DOT be considered.
PT Do. as viii not be received from parties who
are not them selves engaged in the mauufacturs OF
elevators, and no have not the accessory facilities
Tor Eeftirg ont the work.
Proposals will be enclosed in a sealed envelope
NtrR Of fhe New state, War, and Navy Depart
mems Building, and addressed to
A. MULLETT,
eepe 2H S1pervi55Hg Architect.
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oil ID.

BA&TkR. On the Hath inst, AZ 40 q. m, 90
Pneumonia, sABAH ELlZABETH, youngest
daughter Of Samuel aud Agnes Baxter, aged IS
moflths.
The funeral viii take place to-morrov Tues isyl,
parents, No. 1906 Il street northwest.
CAMERON. On the l2th inst b. near Laurel, Md 4.
Mrs. MARl CAMERON, wife Of Ohm L. osm-
eron, aged q yesrs.
HIEDLEY. On the afternoon OF the 18th, Of
consumption, LILA, vie q william Hendiey, In
she SOtn year Of her age.
fond wife. an a6ecfiOnate mother, aud q gen
eruus, tender hearted Christian has been released
from her earthly suffering and carried peacefully
TO the bosom 81 her saviour.
Ceremonies Tuesday morning. September 18th, Ct
10 O'Clock from The Chapsl, corner Sth and 9 sts
northeast.
LANsDALE. On the morning Of the 18th, Of
typhoid fever; FLETCHER LAHsDALE, ssed 80
yesrs end "a days.
The friends ana acquaintances are respectfully
~ ytsd attend his funeral from the Central Free
byterisn Church, corner 50 and streets northwest.
at Q clock.
HAY. At EcRington, the residence Of Mrs. jos :,
0Ales, on Saturday, the l3th inst, az q.l0 q m,
MRS. CATHKBIEk BITk MAY, widow Of the
late DR.. George W. May, and daughter Of the late
ThsOdore Lee, of Leesyivania, Va.
Her friends ard ainfances respectfully In.
viied 20 attend without further notice the fuuers
90 Iake place from Eckington on Tuesday, the ISlh
inst ct Il O'Clock m.
WALL. At Carthage, Mo-, September I'm. 1874
Of heart diss sse, EMILY PAS0OAeT MALL.
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PROPOSALS.
psCPCsALs FOB DESIGNATIONS OF AVE-.
kJEs AND sTREETs

NJEs AND STREETS
AND-NAt : VFFiCE. IT~TEfCT aF COLCNBjA,l
e., AsHINs TOY. -. tsmber IL, isTf
500 froPos ais VII b recesvr4 ~ this on e
Cutst = clock N. on SATURDAY, the I9th ia.
ICr placing upen street lar . Ia the cities
y sAhinstCB and Gecrzetown the desig atoms OF
a sHUes a. Streets 10 letters snf numbers, one
sta ttree-fO1rths az inches in length, and prop
cry yrOPOrticBed.
BddsTs are 81 liberty 20 submit any plan what
ever Ter eflecting this Purpose, transmitting sam
Pies q WORK, but ured 20 bid at liked price
Der letter and number. The work 10 be done under
fhe direction Of this Office.
Each BIDDER will be required To deposit with the
Collector a the District Of Columbia tue sum Of
two hundred si00l dollars q guarantee that he
Will enter int and carry out the contract. IL
awarded 70 him, according to the terms Of hts bid
The receipt Of the Collector be fncIOsed with
each bid. The receipts viii be Forwarded TO the
Colectcr amer the award OF the Contract with in
sructions for him 70 refund the money deposited to
the unsuccessful bidder.
TIE mSney deposited by the contractor win be re-
funded On the completion Of the work.
The party or parties to whom the contract Is
awarded viii be required 20 give bonds IN the sum
81 one thoussnd -eO0l dollars that be they viii
tract. ~
The right 20 reject any or al bids is reserved
Bios must be indcrsed % Proposals for Desigua-
ton Of Avenues and Streets, and addressed 70 the
Engineer Of the District.
By or6er Of the m gfneeT:
sepll,l4SlS JOS. q. ROCK, Acting Ohlef CLERK.
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A nunnh niaInrua

IL wtenohes one badly To step on The wrong
char, but few can help laughing 81 the awful
stride he makes. IL is equally funny 90 see a
man meet the wrong customer" aud 20 20
talking and gesticulaung At him as IL be was
somebo, else.
Jones went to the deaf and dumb asyIum the
other day 70 inspect the institution. Upon en-
tering be encountered a man, evidently an in
mate, and he at once endRsvOred 20 explain 20
the man by making signs upon his fingers that
ne wanted 70 look through the place. The man
also made signs, which Jones could not cOmDre-
bend. Then Jones made other aud more elahO-
rate motions, which set the man At work with
great violence, and for the next ten minutes
they stood in the hsll gesticulating and twisting
their nngers, without being Able 60 comprehend
what tie other meant. Finally Jones became
angry, and IN an outourst OF wrath exclaimed:
80, get out, you IDIOT I'm tired Of bOthering
with yOu."
Whereupon the man said, CHATS lust what I
was going TO say TO yOu.''
"Ohs you can speak, can your Then why
didn't YOU DO 80, aud not keep nae standing mo-
noning to you? | thought You were dear and
al came here 10 inspect the asylum. - said
Jones, land took you for patient"
"1hate what came here for, and thought
you were an att ndaHt," said the man.
here Jones and the mAu shook hands, AMI
hunted up genuine attendant and went away
happy. After this Jones will aIWays use his
tongue, no matter where he is.-T0Eks COM
pdHiOR.
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DRoPCsLLs FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTNENT,
BHrfGU n hHgT1rtHg an PrinfiHg.
H. a 49,

HGSaJHEt0a, u. e, September 4, l7I.N
eeaied Proposals will he received at this OH ce
uutil AZ Clock o. m. ! L ESDAG, 9Th October, for
turuihhing Elk hundred (GO) tCUs 81 rue Of mine
fGeOige's Cleek Cumberland coal, 70 be delivered
81 suS times AID places and IN such quantities IS
nay lie n 4Cirtd, and subsct To the conditions re-
CURED % Sc OF Congress approved July 18th, lSO
w nat sucb coal shall Wei al 2.20 pounds 80 the
ton, snd shall be inspected and W ghed aud the
quantity Fl each les certified the time Of deliv-
ely % the person appointed and qualified ander the
settor that purpose, and thst The prescribed fec Of
q cents tr each tor q coal Inspected, weighed ana
dellye'ed shall be paid by the contractor. -
Prc posals viii be considered biRding for oae week
from The Of October, the Department re-erving
offered.
Be proposals will be entertained unless accom-
psIie1 h satisfactory doDce If ability 20 ful N
the &C DtTect, nor VIII any payment be mate without
ire ceTtlncsfo Of the Inspector that she coal fur
ntstct i such g. the Contract calls for.
PrOpOs ais shall BE- a6 dressed and to the Office
q GEO. b MCCARTEE,
Chiet q Bureau OF Engraving and Printing, Tres
sUry De psTiment. seK5-eotd
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BrNTCH-BEILLY On Thursday. Sept I0th,
~ the resiceDee Of the brides fsther, BY the Rev
DR.. Harold, J. EEYIG RENTCH, = JESSIE
daughter OF BenJknin 7. Reilly.
,NlLLIs-sTlLsOH. At HoDesoale, Pa on
"Wednesday, septtmSer 9, 1874, by the Rev. Dc.
lunninR, RANK l. WILLIE, Of WAtbiagton, u.
o., 70 IDA u. sTILSON, Of Honesdale, Pa.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A 3.sTORY BRICK
HOUSE, ON 10TH ST. No. 1894, NEAR TIL
COEHER OF ST. NOBfA EST. BELOW
TIE Scott STATUE, AT AUCTION.
a. Dy virtue OF deed OF trust, dss ell A pri ID, A..
go ID. lS2, duly recorded in Liber No 679 folio 90,
= O0e of the land records for the Distract of Co.
lDmbis, hDd NJ the written request Of the party
cured thereby, will sell Ia front Of he premises, at
public auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of Au-
gust, l574, at d O'Clock the following described
real estate situate IL the city of Washington, Dis
rict OF Columbia, to wit All that piece parcel of
plan Of said city Lot numbered forty EIGHT 49,,
In square numbered one HUNDRED aud eighty two
Ll92), sutdiy by william Eedin, and recorded in
Ilber W. t., folio 20, of the surveyors Office Of
Washington county, -. O., fronting on 10Th street
twenty and twenty fTe one bURdredths 90 25- 1901
feet, with depth Of nine'y-sevea snd f0rty-two
one-hundredths ga 42l00l feet; together with the
IMPROVEMENTS, as above.
Terms: One.fourth cash; balance In SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest az 10 per cent
per snuuu, TO be secured by deed of trust on the
property. AL cOnveyancing at expense of pur-
chaser. l00 will be required deposit at time
OF sale: Hterms Of sale are not complied with in
seven days from day of sale, the trustee reserves
ing purchaser. GEORGE TUCKER, Trustee.
jyS eoSds
6-TBE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED aHtiI
FkIBAY, August 2sih, 1874, same bOur and pl ace
GEORGE TUCKER, Trustee.
Re- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, Sept 1 ., 1874, sans hour aud place.
GEORGE TUCKER Trustee.
aug2S 2sw&ds J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE NARY

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE AARY.
LAND EkkkSTONE MINING ANp MANU-
FAC CURING COMPANY FOR SALE.
On SATURDAY, the 18th day of September, A.
ID 1874, at o'clsck p. m, will sell at auc-
tlon rooms, corner Cf Pennsylvania avenue and llth
street northwest, at public auction, eight First
Mortgage Bonds Of the Maryland Freestone Mining
and Misunderstanding Com psny, Of the par value of
hve hundred dollars each, bearing interest at the
rate Of per cent per in gold. Principal pay
able January LIST, ISL, and the interest semi
ally on the Let day of January and oily respectively
These Bonds are secured by a first mortgage on the
real estate as well rs personal perry OF the
pany in Montgomery county, Maryland. Fifteen
coupons remain attached TO each Bond. The Bonds
are transferable by delivery.
Terms cash. IATIMER & CLFARY,
EeyS-l0t Aucfinuaers
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THIS Is TO GIvENOTIOE, That the Subscribers
have obtained from the Supreme Oeurt Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Q Special Term, letters
testamentary on the personal estate Of STEPHEN
HEHHlNG, late Of Washington CRY, d. O., de-
ceased. All persons having CLAIMS against the said
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber,
before the 18th day Of August they may other.
wise by Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate. Given under hands. this 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1874. 0EGRGE A. B0AREh.
THEODOkE SNIFfIN,
aus A-n,N ST. Executors.
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GALES OF STOCKS AND DEED OF TRUST
- NOTES AT AUCTION,
Beal Estate Excl ange, 81 3 7th street.
tEPTEMBER sTH, 1874, o O'Clock m,
81 DE1D OF TRUST NOTES of $40 each, dsted
october 18th, 1874. pay able mon lily, interest at
per cent. Per snruDl. payable - mi annually
DIED OF TRUST NOTES OF $50 esoh. dated
March 18th. 1874 payable 65 s. 81, 65, 60, 10 and
II mouths amer date, interest at per cent. per
50 sHAREs M0NoNGAHELA GAS GOAL 90.
STOCK, Preferred. viii sell twenty shares
10 sHkREs METROPOLITAN RAILROAD
STOCK, $50 paid mp.
sue3l-lm JAS. Y. RUSsILL co., Aucts