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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-23

NR. L. G.. MARINI's
Nl DANCING ACADEMY,
Nos. 914 and 916 street northwest,in
Is now open for the reception OF pupils. Days and
hours Of tuition: For misses and masters, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays from 3 to y. m;
for gentlemen, same days from to p. m; for la
dies, Tuesdays and Saturdays from $50 to- p. m.
For particulars, see circulars; to be had at the
music stores and at the Academy. ool3Im
CIGNOR MAESTRO ETTORE BARILI
- Resumed his Singing Lessons
At Marini's Hall, on
P z so, 1875.
Days OF Instruction will be Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of each week.
Arrangements for hours and days can now be per-
fected 81 the above place.
Applications may be made to signor B. on the
FOR particulars see circulars, to be had at Metze-
rott's and Ellis music store. ocl3-Im
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THE RALTIKoRE ELECTION.

n. w. 1OURG EE,
chairman Republican Caucu.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE AT A BARGA1N.-A PARLOR
II GRAND PIANO; 6rst-class Instrument. Adj
hor REp mr. nfHc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-23

Relying upon the well-earned reputation ofEour
house and an experience of thirty years in the
same place, ask Of my friends and the public
continuance Of their favors IN the NEW STORE.
ncIA-1t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-23

FUR RENT OR LEASE" EDGEWOOD,"
the elegant suburban residence Of the late Chief
Justice Chase. Partly furnished, eighteen rooms,
and every modern convenience; beautiful lawn and
grounds, stable, carriage house, barn, &C. This Is
one OF the hands0mest suburban residences around
Waship and will be let to responsible private
family only. For terms and permit to the prem
tses, apply to WIN. McNEIR, Real Estate Agent,
s04 street, LIE Droit Building. seS0-tf
XII THIRTEENTH S1REETN. w.-FOR
I'LL RENT FurniLhed Rooms, ParIor and
Chamber, en- suite or single, at . low figure.
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FOR RENT

Q0I FoURTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE
SO6 Franklin square-nieely furnished rooms
10 rent with or without board. ocy23s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-23

There has been no dissolution OF the firm
Began Wylie. CHARLES J. BEGAN,
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Richards Again.

FTD7H Ffe y. d. Herald
A stir took place at last when Richards
Mrs. Tilton's brother. came on the stand once
more, He Is a dark-fcatured man. OF a we'll
Knit figure, fun beard and a Shapely head
lie spoke with clearness and firmneSS, while
not the smallest emotion ruffiei his features
The excitement In the court room rose higher
and higher as the arguments on the defend
ant side went on TO Stavc OF the inevitable
HE plaintiffs point was TO rebut Tracy's
evidence where he described the interview
between Richards and himself, when the
former appeared before the church commit
tee OF investigation. The jury paid extra
attention 10 the debate and testimony. Rich
ards has been all along nearer the arcana of
The secret In this trial than any other man.
lie was almost witness 10 the act i'm Ra-
gT0iSs dt5icfa. His evidence is pregnant as
~ was before He swore clearly and fnphat-
lSaiiN That when Tracy met him a. the time
ne Plymouth church investigation was
going on he declined 10 answer the question
whether or not his sister had committed
adultery with Mr. Bcccher. Tracy replied
mat his declining to say anything would be
as bad as admitting the charge. Finally lac
went before the committee and declined saw
ing anything. Then he impCached the golden
haired. bluc-eyed jewel OF the defence, Bessie
Turner, by swearing that She never in her
lie poke 70 him about the crGelties of TIL
Ton to las wife or tO any of his family, and
u az s4.e never came 10 him in his Office at
hIe fita.fg Post, rs she swegrS she did % tell
him OF anything OF the kind happening:
neNeTat all came TO him at the EUoitiig Pos
Office.
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RIER.

CARTER. On W ednesday morning, 9Th instant.
IDA SPILMAN, aged Is months, and on Thursday
morning, 9th instant. HERBERT PETTY, aged 2IS
months, children Of Harrison r. and the late Mary
Il. Carter.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
6ence Of their father No. 40s 18th street southwest
5th' OF apOpleNy, EDWARD y. CAsTELL, m the e4;h
year Of his age.
Relatives and friends invited to attend his fu-
neral hich will take place from ST. Peter Church,
on Friday afternoon, at o clock. 2ts
DAY. On the sth instant, MARY, wife Of Razor
day Day, in the 3Uth year Of her age.
CT relatives ana friends are invited o. attend the
funeral on Friday, the 9TH instant, at 3o'clOck y.
NJ, from her late residence 5h street, between
and III streets northwest. No. 1113.
KURTZ. On Wednesday, May 5th, MARTHA A.
KURT, in the sGh year Of her age. Baltimore
Friends are invited 10 attend the funeral from No.
1910 10th street southeast, on Friday at So p. m
P0PkINS. On the OH instant, Mrs. CATHERINE
PoPKINs, in the S9th year OF her age.
Funeral will take place Friday, 9TH instant, at q
o'clock, from the residence Of J. W Barker, corner
9TH and streets southwest. 2.
WARD. On the 5th instant, at 8 10 D. m, wn Z
WARD, - years, 10 months and Il dsgs old.
Relatives and friends are invited % attend his
funeral from his late residence, No. sal LIST street
northeast, Friday afternoon at o clock.
WHlTL0M. On the 9Th instant, a. L ~ a. m, at
Montgomery and Monroe, Georgetown, ID. c., JULIA
WHTLow, the beloved wife Of Ferdinand Inflow,
aged Il years and months.
Relatives and friends Invited 20 attend the
funeral from her late residence thence 20 the Trim
ity church, Georgetown. on Sunday, st 4o'ciock.
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue of writ Of eri facias issued out Of the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the District Of
sale, for CASH in front of the Court House door Of
.aid District, on MONDAY, the nth day Of May,
title, claim and interest In and 70 part Of Lot No
In Square No. 70, beginning for the same % feet
square, 3lst street, and running west Zoo feet,
thence south 30 feet thence east 100 20 2lst
gether with all and singular the Improvements there
on, in the city. Of Wsshinston, d. o., seised and
will be sold 10 satisfy execution No. 9lss In favor Of
the District Of Columbia against Walker White and
A.A ALE = SHARP. .. 8 MsrshaI DO.
April 9th, y1s. ap36td
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hUNCANSOE BROS, Auctioneers.
II Southeast corner 9th and ID SITS. northwest

TRD STEES, . SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. WITH LARGE GROUNDS At
TACHEu, NEAR MARINE BARRACKS, ON
/ STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND 1TH SITS.
-SOUTh EAST, AT AUCTION.
r. By virtue Of deed Of trust given to Us, dated
NJ "a day OF January, A. d 1874, and recorded in
IIber No 1853 folio IS, one of the land records of
Washington county, District Of Columbia, and BY
request OF the party secured thereby, will sell on
SATURDAY the 5th day of May, A. ID. 1873, at 8
O'Clock IN, in front of the premises, the following
described portion of square numbered S73, in this
city, viz: Beginning for the same IA feet AZ inches
from the southeast corner OF sand square, and
ming thence west lbs feet and thence north lO4 feet
inches; thence east lbs feet, and thence south lOi
feet inches to the place of beginning situated on
street south, between 9th and eth streets east and
improved By comfortable Brick House.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance in
three equal payments of six, twelve and eighteen
months. notes bearing interest and secured by a
deed of trust on the premises sold All cnnyeyanc
ing, &c at purchasers deposit of 500 will
bs required sold If the terms of sale are
not complied with within one week from day of sale
the Trustees the right TO resell the property
at the risk and cost of the fauting purchaser upon
giving five days notice i'll the Evening Star aud the
National Republican.
kEEGINAL ? FFESSXPALL' }rrustees.
maya tuth,s DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor to Green Williams, Auctioneers
1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets

TMTP aHnNGt Mp r6 pN III PkoPEE
SfFE.f SSkhRTEsg 10 = fs. 50 sE ms
1910 AND 1919 d STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court of
d March ISIS, in equity cause No si2a wherein
Robert COltman and others plaintiffs, and john
the highest bidder. in front of the premses- "
On TUESDAY, the 4th day Of May, 1875, at 5
street north, between l2th and 18th streets west,
numbered "A, in square numbered 2s3 in said city,
improvements, consisting Of the two. sstory brick
dwellings, with story back building known as Nos.
building known as number 1919 d street north ORTIZ
west; that large story brick building known as
fronting on the alley in the rear Of said lot This
property is within . few yards of Pennsylvania
purposes. 1t win be sold in one parcel.
On the same day, MAY 4thl at $50 O'Clock D. m,
the West halt Of the ss east half q original lot mum
m sad Ths Bs %
streets west, and runs back 70 street. 1t has 9
front Of fifteen feet six and three inches
half feet more or less, on street There is three
iais avenues we noW D oocGpea Ss the
s5e s y .SS 1ss This
VI tne same QAy may 9tnl. AZ 5-SV CLOCK ~.
sub lots and in square 245, in said city. These
lots in beauty and convenience Of location not
exceled by any in the city. They front on street
north, very the lih street Circle at the inter
section Of Vermont and Msssachusetts avenues: Lot
deep Ioa Il width, an Az
depth of LIS feet, and Is improved by \ good
three story BRICK cling house containing eleven
rooms, and q large brick stable. There Is a wide
alley In the Of these lots. They will be sold
separately.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash-S0o at time
ofsae-one third in one year from day Of sole, and
one-third in two years: the deferred payments
10 bear interest from the day Of sale. and to be
and BY deed Of trust on the property sofd; II the
terms Of sale to parcel be not complied with
In ten days from day of sale, that parcel will be
sod the risk and cost Of the dessultne purchaser
All convey ancinE 70 be at the purchasers peHss.
A. 3. WORTR1N9r0N, Trustee.
spl9-d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
s-THR SALE OF PROPERTY IN SQUARES
293 and 299, above described, is POSIPUNkD
till MONDAY, May 10th, at $50 O'Clock p. m.
By direction Of the Trustee.
mays WASH B. WILlIAMs, Auct.
ErrHH SALE OF PROPERTY ON n STREET
above described, IL postponed till TUESDAY, May
Ith, at $50 O'Clock p. m. By direction u the
may6 d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct,
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The Press and Mr.. Beecher.

TON ne ~. D. ltfffs.
The proceedings ia the Beecher trial are
being petty generally discussed by the
newspapers beyond the limits Of our own
STATE, and the attempts which have been
made on the part OF some OF the defendants
friends 10 compel the whole press of the
country 10 join the ranks OF the counsel on
one particular side, are almost unanimously
condemned. Whatever may he the verdict
OF The jury in this case, there l. a public out
side the jury. and il is inpossi BILE 10 prevent
III from forming and expressing an opinion
of its own. The newspapers generally have
not done Mr.. Beecher that injustice which
the journals controlled by him or his imme-
ulate friends have done the other side. Law
yers, witnesses, every body who has dared TO
suggest that the letters in this case are very
ugly things TO get over-haVe been subjected
10 The Nilest abuSe-by members of Mr..
Beecler'S own congregation.
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mays TRep.1 DUNCANSON
l ii. WARNER,
10. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9Th and + SITS northwe


TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK
~ Hiding IN TIE ALLEY BETWEEN 6rH
AND 5IH STREETS AND AND STREETS
Ga By Nirue Of a deed Of trust. dated June Is A.
Iii U 1874 duly recorded in Liber 75S, folio 2il
one OF he land records for the District of Columns.
ana at the request OF the party secured thereby W.
Will sell at public auction, in the alley the line of
which the property borders. on MONDAY, Nav
IL 1873, at O'Clock D. m, all those certain pieces
or parcels OF lands and premises situate aud being
m the CITY Of Washington, ID. c., and known and
Gls lpguishei as parts OF lots numbered sixteen l6
aid seventeen ~, in square numbered four hun
dred ana nj yfour (454). described fulIow.. Be
ginning at point on fifteen (l5 foot alley sixty
three (O5l feet and eleven (lD inches north of the
southeast corner of lot numbered seventeen M and
running thence west thirty (37l feet thence
= sixteen (l6) feet and one % inch; thence west
My SIX 800 feet ami six t6 inches, to the line
u lot numbered sixteen 49,, and thirty t3) foot
aley; thence north with said alley, aud the west
line of lot numbered sixteen (l6 seventeen M feet:
thence east seventeen (l7) feet thence north three
~ feet thence east enty six T6) feet and six
nchss. 20 the east line of lot numbered seventeen
az and to fifteen Cl5l foot alley; thence south
with the line of said lot and alley thirty 3jl feet
and one II inch 10 the place Of beginning, toge,he
with the improvements, &c.
Terms: The amount secured bv said deed Of trust
and ex penses of sale in cash, and the balance at six
twelve and eighteen months from day of sale with
interest. dep1sit of $3.50 will be required of the
purchaser at time of sale All convey aacing AT eX-
pense OF purchaser. Terms to be complied with in
seven days.
CHARLES T. DAVIS. Ia
MICHAEL r GALLAN, Trustees.
nays-:d J. 4. COLDWELL, Salesman
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THIS EVENING,
WILLIAMS A KENNEDY,

WILLIAMS & KENNEDY,
w Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
LIE Drolt Building, corner and Sth streets n "
We will sell at public auction, at No. 421
I'm street northwest. commencing MON
~ DAY, Nav 3, at o o'clock, and EVENING
49, O'clock, and continuing day and even
ing until all are sold, general assortment
9f Housefurnishing Goods, consisting in part of
Plated ware and Table Goods of all kinds, Toilet
Sets, Chamber Sets, Vases, Bronze Busts and Stat
uettes, Drop Lights, Lamps of all kinds, Willow
ware, Glass Fruit Bowls, Cake Stands, Goblets,
full line of Bar FURNISHINGS
"A full line of Iron, Stone China Ware, and Gran
lite Goods of every description.
Terms cash. JOHN y. BRIDGET, Assignee
may3-u WILLIAMS il KENNEDY. Aucts
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RAILROADS
NEW YORK AND WASHUNGTON
~ ImR0CGH LINE TO BALTiMoRu
PHILADELPHIA,


ALL POINTS IN SITES EHf NEW ESsIxND
IHROUGH BETwEEN WAsHrSorou AVN
NEW YORK AMI
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The e9ui pinsnf on this line Is new Ana ~ ,,s r-.
elegant aI1 improved finish " 'Ao uoss
IRAIN LEAIlNG AT 923 A. M "a puyr
MAN PAkLOR CAR TRAIN EXCf rTSIyr1
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPTNG ~ % - 10
NIGHT TRAINS 'o ""
On and after FEBRUARY Is, I87s train. nv a. g..
line VIII leave Depot Of Baltimore and Pot,mae
Railroad, corner Of 9Th and streets a foJiy.
EOS g. m Express for Phhadelphia Me- Vt
and points East daily, except SUNDAY.
saSS a n Limited M press-Pullman Car Trstr-
Tor Phiisdelphta. New York and point. "a.
daily except Sunday SS Aess
lis m Express for Philadelphia and New Yorr
daily, except Sunday. AohA
daily Pu'~ ma ray points
9,os ,. m. Express for PHILADELPHIA. Nav vo,.
and points East daily. " AofA
PUILMAN PARLOR CARS on all pav Train.
xfiLLhAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
oes Of the company. - ZIG ot-
Baggage called for and checked Mt botels ara -
vste residences on orders feft At the ofces ~ ~.
company, northeast corner 18th street and Penn.Hi
yanis avenue, and on northeast corner OF Pennsyi
Venia avenue and 5th street. nSSf
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC PAu
bOAD, corner 5th and streets.
ID. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
eehef1i Assenssr hgent1 Philadelphia Pa
e., GEORGE q. WILKINS
- nnr int 49, n-N.s
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She Mus, Not be Cross-exam,ned.

Mrs. Tilton's appeal" turns out TO consist
OF an urgent request 10 be allowed 10 testify
as witness. And one OF the Plymouth
church organs-we may almost say, the ON
cial organ OF the church-SayS that Mr.
Beecher Is quite willing 10 have her give evil
dence, provided she Is not cross-examined
Surely this is very strange aud significant
proNiSo 10 insist upon. For Mrs. Tilton has
already made statement under the protet-
ton of tie defendants side. and 10 is only n
cross examination which could De expected
10 throw any new light on the case. For in
stance, IL could not fail 10 be interesting To
hear Mrs. TiltOn explain why she wrote the
following remarkable sentence I'm a letter In
her husband, while he was on a occurring
tour out West: 'Oh. my dear husband NAV
You not need the further discipline OF being
mlsled by good woman, as Thar been on n
good man" What could this have referred to-
HE husband could not have forced her Ia
write ~. for IL was written 20 him when no
was lecturing at "A distance from home
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VT'HOMAS BOWLING,
Il AnctiOneer aud Real Estate Broker
Successor to Latiner & Cleary,D
SOHthWeSt corner Parma and straaf

TRUSTEES SALE OFv VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRR0PERT6 At TWU:STORY
BRICK HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS, No, 2O9
FIFTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
- by virtue OF a deed of trust dated March 18th,
LII 1873 and recorded in Liber 7OJ folio 4l9 of the
lapd records Of W Arlington county, District of Co.
lumbla, and by direction of the holder of the note
secured thereby will sell at publ ic auction, in
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the 10th day
May, 1875, at clock p. all that piece or parcel
OF ground IN Washington city, District of Columbia
Known a. Lot "A, of Chas. W. King subdivision
q CIgral lots 10 and r. of square So beginning for
said lot at the northeast corner of lot II aud run
wet "A feet GA inches; then south II feet inches
then east "a feet 90 inches then north II feet &
inches to the beginning, improved by two-story
brick house of six rooms.
Terms OF sale: 500, with ten per cent. interest
from March 18th, 1874, together with insurance and
expenses OF this sale in casa; balance in and Il
months secured by notes bearing interest and deed
of trust on the property. 500 down when the pro-
pcIty Is struck off. Compromising at purchaser 3
cost. II the terms of sale not complied with in
one week from the sale, the trustees reserve the
right 20 resell the property at the risk and cost of
the defaultlng purchaser.
R.P. DODGE. lr
Z. DARNEILLE,{ trustees
ap29-td THOMAS DOWGTSG, Auct.
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EVENING STAR.
THtBSDAY........ Nay O, nUzA



As she cannot tell what she knows IN co,rt
IL only remains TO consider the effect OF her
Offer on the puSlic Judgment
with the discriminating part OF the public
az cannot be favorable IL proves, I'm tie nrSt
place, that she does nSs share the opinion OF
Mr., Beecher's counsel that he has made ont
n clear defence by the testimony already in.
when Mr.. Beach arose in court and CON
scented 10 the introduction OF Mrs. Tilton as A
believe that their case needs no more testi-
mony, and professed his belief that there 10
no Nsakness I'm hts clients case which re-
suueN 10 De supplied by farther testimony
ortunately," he said, I've have NOT been
Wrought oy any doubt or hesitation as 20 he
Ioice OF our defence Into that great moral
question:. Mrs Tilton r. as intelligent as An
case and listened 20 the Testimony a.
closely as the jury who are trying it And
she Is clearly OF the opinion that the defenc.s
has not made out clear case or she wonla
not think her testimony necessary 10 her
own vindication. IL the jury declares Mr..
Beecher innocent that OF coarse clears her.
for IL heidi not commit adultery with her
nobody Is very likely 10 believe that she a IA
with him. Her letter ~. therefore, a virtual
declaration OF her BELIEF that the Testimony
Tor the defence has not fulfilled the promises
OF MT. 1racy's confident opening. According
70 that opening speech the evidence for the
defendant was To be so crushing so over
wheiming, that the plaintiff would deserve
20 DE hooied out OF court And now when
this formidable and crushing evidence f. all
IN, Mrs. Itlton publicly gives her opinion OF
Its lnsuihclency In pathetic appeal 10 the
court To be permitted TO GO upon the stand
and supplement IL as a means OF rescuing
ner reputation and the pride OF her childrra
nom irretrievable ruin.
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rT'HOS. Il. WAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioneer, SIC 18th street.
CHAECERY SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED FIFTH
INTEREST IN VALUABLE WHARF PROP
ERIf AND OTHER REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON n

INTEREST IN VALUABLE WHARF PROP
ERIf AND OTHER REAL ESTATE In THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, DC.
- Under aid by virtue of a decree of the Su-
E: preme Court Of the District of Columbia, passed
on the iih day Of October, lS73 in Equity cause No
3261 the undersigned Trustees will sell, at public
auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, the
18th day of MAY, 1875, commencing at 4 O'Clock D.
m, an undivided fifth interest in the following real
estate lying in " ashington city, ID. c., viz:
Lot two 2 IN square ten (lUD lot two ~ in sIuare
eleven m lots five 90 and six to-, in square twelve
I'D Each of the above lots fronts on the Potomac
rlyer, and l. improved by substantial stone wharf
Lots three 81 and four "a, in square twelve (I2),
fronting on ID street between 10Th and 9th streets,
improved hy three brick houses of seven rooms each
Lot eight 49, in square twelve 2), fronting 50 feet
on street between 18th and 9th Streets i'm pros ed
by 10 ur brick houses of four rooms each.
Lot nine (9 i'll square twelve (2): lot nine 49, in
square twenty I'D, and three 80, in square twenty
And on TUESDAY, May 18Th. 1875, commencing
at O'Clock D. ~, undivided fifth interest in the
following lots, viz.
Lot two ~, square sixteen (I6D; lot twentvone
CD In square thirty seven }7l bot two (2l in square
fifty mine t59j, and lots four and five 80 in SQUARE
and on WEDNESDAY, MAY 10Th, 1875 at )
clock undivided fifth interest in lot eight
80, in sgnare six hundred and thirty one (65I
he hfth interest Ia each OF above lots will be sold
separately
The terms of sale will be: One-haIf of purchase
money to be paid in cash; lhe residue in six and
twelve mont s from day Of sale, for which the notes
81 TIE purchaser bearing interest from day of sale
and secured by q lien ON the property sold will be
required. 60 much Of the cash payment on each lot
a: does not exceed $50 Will be required when the
bid Is accepted
v v Z +. NMbEMR6BSSsToy. & Trustees.
ap2id THOS. l.. WAGGAMAN, huct.
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Says the correspondent OF the Rutland
Herald "A hundred years ago there were no
shams in Washington" Well. no; Washing
ton was founded in 1790.-BOSton TrdascyiJ,t.
81 Worthy OF imitation I'm Washington.
The intendant general OF theatres OF Berlin
mas posted placards asking women 10 attend
perIoImances without bonnetS.
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Miss MOODY, daughter Of the American
rsviNalist, who is now preaching in London,
not sharing her fathers views, went 10 the
play, and coming down late 20 breakfast
next morning was greeted by him with,
"Well, child of Sd'oR :" u which she calmly
responded, "GoOd morning papa~