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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-01

The following correspondence places John T.
wentworth formally before the people Of this
Judicial District as candidate for the iudgeship,
TO JOHN T. WENTWORTH:
The undersigned, residents of the First Circuit,
and voters therein, believing that you possess
irrespective OF party, respectfully Ask you to al
Low your name to be used for the purpose Of fllng
out the unexpirsd term of Judge Hardness.
Dated March 9Th 1879
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-01

the qualifications requisite fer = Circuit Judge,
irrespective OF party, respectfully Ask you TO al
low your name to be used for the purpose Of fling
out the unexpirsd term of Judge Hardness.
Dated March 9Th, 1875
Peter Colder. J. E. Burton,
Edw- Eldsrkin, Warren Bockwith,
u. l.. COwdery, II. ". BOyce.
A. L. SanhOrn, E. 3 Farnunn
II: humphrey, Myman Spooner, Jr.
CharlSs Lyon, 4. B. Burk,
Oils Preston P NJ PerkinR
John D. DevOr, J. E. Lyon,
Geo d. Young, JH Seayer.
Fl. Hendrix, c. L. Teeple'
.; Z, seymour, David Williams,
J. S. Crane, VIM. P, Alton,
3. II. West, j. A. Treat.
u. K. johnson. S. P. Ballard,
D. L. Fairchild, Lewis carter
3. Z. Con, D. G. Morris,
II. F. Smith, D. J. Best
James Simmons, Harrison Hich,
John A. Smith, s. VI. Voorhees,,
@. L Oatman, David Coon,
c A. Williams, Cyrus Church,
m. ID. Cowdery, L. Douglass,
8. H. Stafford, A. l. Mason
John B. simmsns, c. P. Maxon,
Israel Stowell, D. C. Porter
I. D. Weeks, j. H. Page
5. 4. White, Prosper Orayath,
d. U. Montague, q d. Coe,
NJ. Littt!ohn, G. G. Fay,
VIM. DoWolf, H. Heady,
b. NJ. Billings, /. q. Wheeler.
s. w. Benson, W. D. Chaplin,
7. r. Fellows, AND 1929 OTHESS.
ELKHoRN, MAPcH 10, 1878.
To James Simmons, II. F. Smith, j. F. Lyon,
J. A. Treat, s. G. West, P. II. Perkins, 2. B.
Burr, j. s Crane, and others
GENTLEMEN :-Thankilg you for the generous
confidence expressed in yours of the 8:h. permit
me to say that scceds to you7 request for the uee
OF my name as h candidate for the Office of Judge
Of the First Judic ial Circuit OF Wisconsin, at the
approaching electiOH.
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN i. WENTWORTH.
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THIS AFTERNOON.
hUNCANSON BROTHERS.
- Auctioneers aud Commission Merchant
Southeast corner of 9Th and ID streets mort vsst
CHANCERY SALE OF A SMALL PIECE OF
PPKMnrERIY ON THE EAST SIDE OF

Suutheart corner OF YIN and ID streets northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF SMALL PIECE OF
I&EIfTn STREET. s sk.k kfss srk ssRE OF
q BY virtue of decree Of the supreme Court Of
ct al are plaintiffs aud Martha H. Lunsford ct al are
sSfSp on n
ssSs1s 5nmb part Of LSs 5ums-red eight
i,l9. in Washington city in thS District Of Coiam
ps INA, Is 70 say that part OF the said lot which
OF the said 10, and rua south on ne With
2th street west, thirteen feet being the fun front
the said LOT and fronting said street then east sew
enty l.o feet to north and south line If he said
then west seventy (O feet i2th street aud the be-
g,nni1g Also, RICH, Of va, in and over that par,
bounds. so A. to communicate with the alley which
runs through the said square parallel with 18th and
feet west from the thereof, and run thence south
line to the said alley, then north thr@ @ e s an. ,d
alley to point where an east and line of be
intersects said alley then by and with said east and
west line west to the end thereof then north 10 the
premises, then west to the beginning Also the free
and unrestricted use and passsgevsy Of aud over an
communicating from 18th to the yards in The
rear of said houses with the buildings thereon
third cash the balance on credit Of s and tw U
months in equal portions, to be secured by th pur
trustee, with interest al eight per centIm p.r .nnT
from the day OF sale, or tn" purchaser NAV pay the
Whole of the purchase money III cash. A dep1,it Of
nifty dollars to be required of the pur-
Chaser at the time of sale. and IN an
the payment of the whole of the purch sse rnnmpy
and interest, and the ratification of the sale by ma
court and not before the said trustee shall convey
To the purchaser, hi~ heirs and assigns in Zee simple
said described premises and all the title aud estate
therein of the plaintiffs and defendanrs in hi case
III the terms of sale are not complied wi. within
seven days, the trustee reserves the hit IT, rs the
premises, at the risk AMI cost of the d-faultiur nur
chs-er upon one week. public notice of web r-Salp
cuuveyanClng, &c, at the cost of tha purchaser
WM. l.. DUNLOP. Trustee
fFI4 cow pENCANS0N HRGS Arr.s
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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers.
LIZ Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE Of DESIRABLE REAL ES
TATE, STU ATEp ON SOUTH 4 STREET

TRUSTEES SALE Of DESIRABLE REAL ES-
TATE, SITUATED ON SOUTH 4 STREET,
BETWEEN STR AND 9Th STREETS EAST.
FA BY virtue of deed of trust, dated February
LII 18TH A ID. ISL, and duly recorded in liber No.
tAi6 tCllOs ISL ct stQ 81 the land records for
Washington county, District of Columbia, and by
direction of the party seeured thereby, will sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder front of
the pr. misses, on TUESDAY, the ID day of March,
A. u ISIS. at 80 O'Clock p. m, all that piece or
parcel Of land situated in the city OF Washington,
District Of COlumb ia, and known upon the ground
plat plan of said city and being Lot nIsInbered
nine, 80 in the subdivision Of Square numbered
eight hundred and forty (sil recorded in ber
W. F., folio LIS, in the Surveyors Office Of wash
ingou city. toget her with the prov I'd. thereon
Terpis Of sale: One third cash; balance in two
equal Instruments at six and twelve months, with in
tcret ~ ten per cent per amman from day OF sale, 10
be secured by deed of trust on property sold or I'll
cash - the purchaser may desire deposit of $40
VIII bc required at tins Of sale. COnveysncing at
okp0sc Of purchaser If terms Of sale are not com
piled with in days, the Trustees reserve the
right to resell at risk and cost OF defautiag par
ehas.r. SAMI nS ri hlffoN' Trustees.
febl2 -eoSds DUNCANS0N BROS, Auots
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RAILROADS.
NLN NCHk And WASHINGTON
1HKOJ Gil LINE TO BALTIMORE
PHI tFELTHIA.
NEW YORK

a. POINTS IN THE VIEW ENGfsNn
STATES
TUTgfGT RETNEEN WtSUIyGTOS AND
INV YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
t. o. FriaHt On this line l. new and of m. p,os,
- a. a.. -mprcN Ell finish
TEAM LAYING AZ o23 A NJ Is PILL
MNN FAEtOR CNR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY
PTLiNiN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS
Dr.. Viii leave Depot q Baltimore and Potom a.
H.Hirusi, corner Of 9th and streets a. follows.
= 90 ~ ENp-es- for Philadelphia New York
snG points East daily, except SUNDAY
- u. Limited preSS-Puliman Car Train
fur fhilsdrl phia. New York and point. Pa,
dssiy- sNCcPt Sunday.
III %. Express for Philadelphia and New York
daily Except Sunday.
- ,. N Express for Pr iladelphia and way point,
daily
- D. m EIpre~- Tor Philadelphia, New York
sGi y lIut- East daily.
Pullman PARLOR CARS on all Day Trains
~ LLMNN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Nr-hf T. 'ins-
Ti,tat, and information can be procured at the Of
fao- 90 The company.
Ra-ERcr called for and checked at hotels and nri
vat residences orders left at the Offices Of The
rau.pauy. northeast corner 18Th street and Pennsvi
vsl, a, rUUr, and on northeast corner of PeDnsyI-
. gr. a avenue and s. street.
prru. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
EtAI- corner 9th and streets
D.M BOYD. JR.
General FasseUger agent, Philadelphia Pa
GEORGE e. WILKINS.
..' Superintendent. Il tItInore
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II Ii. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Building, corner 7th and 4 SITS northWes


Federal Building, corner 7th and + SITS northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
/ STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE
NORTHW EST. AT AUCTION.
~ ID. 1873, duly recorded in Liber No. I'll, folio
Dos, one of the land records for the District of
Columbia and at the request of the party secured
thereby will sell at public auction to the hi chest
bidder, in front OF the premises, on TUESDAY,
February ,, 1873, at O'Clock p m, all that certain
piece or parcel Of ground situated in the city of
Washington, ID. c., known and described as Lot
numbered eight 81 in Davidge and Fisher recorded
subdivision OF original lots in square numbered five
hundred and sixty one 56l fronting twenty six (26j
and three eighty eight hundredths u3 49, lOOJ feet on
Now Jersey avenue to an alley
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen months
Tor which instruments the purchaser will be required
10 give his promissory notes. bearing interest the
rate OF ten cent per annum from day of sale and
secured by deed of trust on the premises sold. A
deposit OF 500 will be required of the purchaser
at time OF sale. All conveyancing at purchaser 8
cost Ii terms OF sale nof complied with in
the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser or pur-
chasers, after days advertisement in some one or
more newspapers published In the city of Washing
GEORGE III. PLANT, trustees.
syTHE. ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, February 9th, 1873, same hour aud
GE0RGE ii. PLANT, Trustees.
nrTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, February 9th, 1875, same hour aud place
GEORGE ii. PLANT, Trustees.
feblO 60 J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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~ Ii. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctionenr,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and streets N w

ACTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON NORTH h STREET, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS WEST
t&N ON THU RSDAY, February ~, ISIS, at 4
<s clock p m, will be sold a. publ auc'ion, in
$3.50 front of the premises, that desirable Building
Lot situate in the city If Washington. p. C., known
ana DESIGNATED a Lot &c, in square 575, fronting
wide alley. This property being in the central por-
lion OF the city, within one square of Pennsylv ana
avenue and the Capitol grounds, offers superior in
duccments for a profitable inv .s,ment
Terms; One third cash, bal 'nCe in and two
years with interest at eight per cent. per annum
cured by "A deed trust on the property sold A de
posit Of 500 will be required at time of sale All
conyeyaSclng at purchasers cost. Terms TO be
complied with in en- ,ys.
febl3-d J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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II Ii. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Aucti1neer and Broker,
Federal Buildings, corner 9Th and r SITS. nurthwes

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWEl.LING ON NORTH SIDE OF ID STREET,
BETMEkN % AND Sd STREETS NORTH
WEST, No. POS.
o. BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated October
Hi eth, A. ID. 1872 duly recorded in Lioer No 69S,
folio 400. &c. of the land records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and at tn request Of the party
secured thereby, viii sell, at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, February
"a ls75, at o'clock m, the following described
real estate, situate in the city of Washington Dis
trlct OF Columbia. viz All that piece OF parcel of
ground known and designated as Lot numbered
nineteen, 49, in Z. h. Aliens subdN sion of part
OF lot numbered one, IL in Square Eve hundred and
seventy, 90 according 10 the subdivision thereof,
dnly recorded in Liber II. ID. c., folio 359 in the
Office 81 the Surveyor of said city If ashngtOn
gether with the improvements, &C.
Terms: BY virtue OF a certain writing signed by
all parties concerned, the terms of sale of the
aboN described property are: Onethird cash, and
the balance six, twelve and eighteen months, for
which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest
at the rate OF eight per cent. per auRum from the
day of sale, and secured by a deed of trust the
properly Sold will be taken. A deposit of 100
viii be required Of the purchaser at the time of sale
and all convey ancing at the expense of purchaser.
If terms Of sale not complied with in days
the trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
ery at the risk and cost IF the defauting
after five days siV ertisement.
CHARLES q. BURR, lr,
JOHN c. HARNESS, ( hfus'eos'
feb5-eed j. T. CDLDWfLI. Salesman.
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THE "PooR MANS BLANKET" should not
be forgotten this hard winter. Two thick
nesses OF paper are better than a pair Of
blankets, and much lighter for those who
dislike heavy bed clothes. A spread made
OF double layers of paper tackled together.
between a covering of chintZ or cOlico. ia
really desirable household article. Make
IL OF soft paper, and place il between the
blanket and the cOunterpane.
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M su b. WILLIAMS, Auc;i .neer
w (Succes~or to Green q Williams, Aucts,b
No. 1901, northwest corner l0th and D streets
NOUkG ANp MIDDLETON. Auc. tua-er-
Real Estate snd ln~ur.ic. Agents,
once: sig Market Space, Board Of Trade Rpoms
CHANCERY sALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoyED
kEAL ESTATE, KNOWN As GRANTS ROW,
IN THE CITY OF wASHINGrOS u q

KfhL fsrsTf, kSowE 1. sHa FMS isSs ROW,
O. BY virtue of decree p,.-eI IN The Snpren~
I'd Court IF the District e Cnl1nh - pa IN. 5 a
gay OF January, A. u iSs, IN EluHs csus- ".
anti and Alberl Grant e. Al ar d-f,u, h. an
f Fssign will on rHuRsnAii The ISM d., d
premises, seli az public on to the highst bii'T
all those lots of ground, With Improvements,
tTici of Columbia" AID tnd%a as''o On the
grouHdp plan thereof all e lot numb one H.
DO 5"ut .tsn wrIScs Il! g,s NM
and sixteen, To- according To- A Grants RECORDED
subdivision of square Numbered -".-u hundred and
An q The above lot, e.crpr 1T NJ II ar -rruA-
ted Ca East Capitol street, b. w-au p mi 81 rats
known ~ Grant Enw Thee hpu-. ar, . let
e-s inches front, and tac lot rnu back 49, Zee,
I each lot. The house flrui l"l win AL The
nUdcIn ui PTvN rne' aui u-cid iii. m. me
pr,N cd b, substantial three story hrirk re,ii,nc
aiyci niche iron AMI 1t rIUuiHg back 10 f,-.
a. t''iul0n'- = t''"t0Ot' opportunity %
giant re-doicp~ near the & q - on as. terms
Inc terms % SAT. are one fourth Of 'ha pa chase
money IA CaAl and the balance in 5hrn' equal paw
ueuts a. six, twelve, and eighteen "a nth. Tn. d.
erred payments to bear utrr'-, a. rhR r4- II pr
cent per annnI ami 2" b" secured 90 the satisfaction
Each lot will Doe sold -ersrsJeIy, sui she sale VIII
continue from day - day. a. tho an. /, ar ZACH
day Until all Of said lots hail have b,, dispose, of
deposit of 500 VIII be required on each > A. fhs
tine ofsa!e. At the tem- II ale arc not complied
At ri,k and cost Of defaaiting purchaser. All con
veyancing a; cost IF Purcha-er.
4 Ross Is r PEkG 70 {Tra-to"-.
Jan2S-eosds YOUNG & MIDDLEr6N, Aucts.
ETH ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED tilt
TUESDAY, the 33d inst, a. Ia, sane piA,e aud
h ur. LEWIS b PIERCE, ir-...
feblseoSd YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Au-ts.
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~"Johnny'' writes 10 the papers: "wuds
like skatin' If I cUde stand up on 'enl. ami
make like 8, and not sit down till L got
done"
~May-"Namma mamma don't GO on
like this pray!" Mamma (who has smashed
a favorite pot)-"What have i got to live
fore" May-"Haven't you got me, mamma 90
Mamma-"Hou, childf You're not unique.
There are six of yoa-a complete set
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~ Ii. WARNER,
81. Real Estate Broker aud Augtioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 1th ami streets y. w
TRUSTEES SALE OF NALU ABLE IMPROVED
PkoPERIG IN THE WESTERN PART Of
THIS CITY.
f,;# BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on
III ths 10Th day ot August \. ~ ia, and duly re
corded in Iihrr Ne. 80. folio 25- &c of the land
records Tor Washington county, II. C.. and by tin
written direction at the party secured thereby will
eeli AZ public auction, in front Of the premises on
MONDAY, the l.; iay of March, A. ID. I,75. A. ;
- clock y. M all IF lots numbered one a and tsl
t2 and the eastern part of lot numbered three 3D. in
square numbered thirty six 80, in the city Of Wash
ngtOn, the eastern part of said lot three having
front Of seventeen tTl feet eight - inches on
North street, and running back with same width
o the northern line of said lot together with all the
Improvements thereon, being seven unfinished brick
residences.
Terms Of sale: One third in cash, Of which 500
must he deposited on each house M the time sale,
the deferred payments r. be made in six al twelve
m"nths with interest from day of sale, and secured
by insurance and deed deeds Of trust 10 the salts
faction of the trustee Terms to be fully complied
with within six days after day of sale. otherwsn Tho
trustee tn" right resell the property after
five days notice the risk and Of the rst pur
chaser. All conSeyancIng at purchaser cost.
VIM. II. WARD, Trustee.
ftbIS eo6dS J. L. COhDW ELL, salesman
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MASSAt RE OF SAILORS BY SAYAGFs-
The sydney Herald OF Jan. 18th gives an ac-
count of the massacre of the captain. officers
and crew of the trading brig James Bernie
of sydney, by the natives of Howes Islands
Inc ShlpS company, consisting of the cap
tain. two officers, carpenter, steward six sea
men, forty colOred laborers and one paSsen-
ger, was divided into three parties on ar
irving at the islands, and stationed on diff
ferent islands, when the natives surprised
and captured the brig and all the shore par
ties except that OF the second officer, William
Rhodes, who escaped with sixteen cOlorad
men in boat, and after being for days with
out food or water they reached solomon
Islands. subsequently the American whaler
benjamin Cummings took them up and car
rled them to Bird Island, whence they were
taken TO Hobart Town by the brig Wolverine
1t is believed that the rest of the crew were
all maSsacred. 1t is reported that six vessels
have been captured by the natives of these
islands and their crews massacred
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VTNHOs. g. BOSTON, PIANIST,
i Will furnish Receptions Social and Fash! onsble
Parties with MUSIC at the shortest notice-zx
Orders left with Metzerott Co., at the El- veF
lis Music Store, or At Coltmans, ST., wintJttvV
speciality. Kesidenes, 1JlT 3 street northwest,
Washineson, D. q pov1-3R
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ROBINSON. Suddenly, on the morning Of tn.
18th instant, at her residence, corner Of ieti and
years.
The funeral will take place on Saturday, 2oth 10
slant, al 10 clock m, iron the residence of her
seD-in law, y W Rogers. 1885 10Th street north
vest Friends of the family inv TED 10 attend.
WILSON. In Baltimore, on the morning Of the
10th int, Henry p. c. wILsoA, formerly VI this
city, in his 18th year. n
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feb4-th&m ,tmh4&d

II T. ZIMMERMAN SON,
HI AuctioHeers and Commission Merchants
No. 3l5 9Th street, near ID northwest.
We have several desirable Houses and Lots or
sale cheap. Terms reasonable. Rare chance for in
vestment. -Four new Houses on Eth street east, OBJ
poste new jail S7Oo each; 500 cash; balance, 20
per month until paid.
sales Of Furniture and miscellaneous articles on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
janl8eolD NJ. q. LUTTRELL. Salesman
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a MAN KILLED BY A BLOW WITH A
PoKER.-An inn keeper named Jos. Reeves,
living in Pemberton, Burlington county, y.
j., was lodged in the county Jail al Mount
Holly on Monday, to answer a charge OF hav-
ing murdered his son-in-law, one Jas. Mails
bury. The young man led rather a dlssolute
life, and on Saturday went into the saloon OF
his father in-law with his little daughter.
He directed the child to kiss her grandpa,
and Reeves told him that he wanted him to
go out. The father and child went into an
adjoining room, but Maulsbury returned TO
the saloon in a few minutes and commenced
rubbing Reeves ears. Reeves, vino was rak-
ing the fire, threw poker AT him. The wea-
pom struck Malsbury in the forehead. infiict-
afterward.
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A MARINE FIRE ENGINE.-A steam fire
propeller, called the VIM IL. Havemeyer, for
the New York fire department, is now being
furnished with machinery and fittings at
Camden, and will be completed within two
weeks. The vessel will cost SOS 900, and will
be manned by twelve men, including her
captain and two engineers. Her pumps are
Ell the same kind as those on the street fire
engines, but OF greater capacity, and can be
made 20 throw twelve streams of water
They can be brought to bear on fires among
shipping and upon burning buildings
block away from the river. The Hayemeyer
will also be useful in separating vessels from
burning ships or sheds.
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A LITTLE GIRL braids the hair Of one who
sat in front OF her, instead Of studying, when
the teacher remarks "Home il the place for
arranging hair, not here. What would you
think TO see me braiding my hairi in school 30
Presently Susans hand is raised, and the
teacher, supposing she wants TO ask some
question about the lesson, mods. when She
hears the following: MARY says your hair is
false. and Won Mouldn,t dare 10 do IN here =,
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THE SHAKFRs.-Elder Evans writes TO the
Hudson n. " Register TO correct the report
that the Shakers have a mutual insurance
company in their society, and to rectify other
erroneous Impressions. He says I'VE have
the attempt was made il failed from the
want OF funds 10 institute IL consistently
The Shak er policy has ever been to depend
ON strict carefulneSs for protection from fire
An opinion has long been abroad that the
shakers are very wealthy, but this idea is
also a great error. They do not possess much
surplus capital. A very few thousands of
dollars in bonds and a comparatively small
amount of outside real estate, little of which
is directly remunerative, comprises the en-
tire amount OF the assets of the surplus owned
by the whole community at Mount Lebanon
from which TO draw for any emergency, and
this is entirely inadequate To meet the de-
mands OF an emergency like the present"
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TOMORROW
"M. l.. WALL Il CO, Auctioneers,
w New Marble Building,
Nos. go and g2 Pennsylvania avenue, cOrnt

WV. L. WALk & Co. p A " n!I,,
Nos. go and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th St
1-oCtave R0SEW NOD-CASE PIANO, COST $500;
ElEGANT WALNUT CHAMBER SETS r hR
hnR SETS, IN BknCATELLE, SATIN,
REPS, TERRIS and HAIR-CLOTH, SInE
BOARDS, BOOK GASES, WALNUT HAT
RACKS, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WRITING
DESKS and TABLES, WALNUT and OAK EX-
TENSION TABLES and CHI MRS. COTTAGE
SETTS; HAIR and SHuCk MATTRESSES, 3
VERY FINE FANCY PLATE SHOW GASES =
FOOT, WITH COUNTERS, so ROLLS WHITE
and CHECK MATING, 10 ROLLS INGRAM
CARPET, 100 YARDS OIL CLOTH, OIL
Ch4TH RUGS, ONE HOWE SEWING MA
ON FRIDAY MORNING. February 9th,
"@lSI5, commencing at clock, we will sell
III ~ Won the LIST floor of saesroorn, the above
mentioned goods. We call special attention of buy
efs TO this SALE the sale peremptory close out
all stock from the season of 1874.
Notice to Consignees.-The above menti aned good.
Will be sold on RIDAY, February 18th, at 10
o clock, to cover advances and storage.
WIN. l.. WALL & CO.
leblb RepI Auctonsers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18
STOVES, &c.

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y Tfnuars, and dealer in Hardware and -
Housefur hing Goods. Roofing and Spout -
ing . specially. No. 1886 l4th street north Il
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