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NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET COMPANY
Meeting Of Incorporators.


The board Of incorporstors of the Northern
Liberty Chariot Company met last evening at
the office of the Northern Liberty Market Com.
pany. There were present Messrs. II. Moran, ].
A. Hoffman, J. @. Bowen, J. H. MeGiIl and Geo.
S. King.
President Moran occupied the chair and MI. G..
s. King acted as secretary.
Mr.. McGin read Q letter from Mr. O. M Murch.
the Patentee Of the chariot cars in answer to one
come TO Washington with two of his cars for in
spection as soon as freight could be Transferred
over the roads from Cincinnati, and the board
expect him to arrive In this city during the latter
part Of this week
The act Of Incorporation was read by the sscre-
tsry, and the bylaws prepared by the COMMITTEES
appointed at the last meeting for that purpose
consisting OF Messrs. McGill, Moran and Hoffman,
were submitted and adopted by the board.
Mr. James a. Holman was elected vice presi-
dent Of the board.
It was decided that the treasurer's deposits
should be made In Riggs bank and the treas
men.
Mr.. Hoffman presented the application of Thos.
Orme, esq, Of GEORGETOWN for the position Of
secretary 70 the board; which was laid on the
table.
On motion, the president, with Messrs. Bowen
and Hoffman, were appointed Q committee to lock
after and select Q suitable place for building
stables, with the view Of their being rented By
the board.
Messrs. McGin and Bowen were appointed a
COMMITTEES 70 receive Mr.. Murch on his expected
arrival in this city.
. The board then adjourned, subject to the call Of
the Eeci etary,
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FUN AT sHARk-FIsHINa
(Coaff1usd from Tirsf Poos.l

Cd eyes, not moving what q 70 happen nsxt.
What h upf The shark has turned upon rs and
means night 10 the bitter end. The next moment
he 10 seen for the rBt time, his white belly gleam-
ipgand glstening In the sunshine on the surface Of
the water not ten feet away. f9i y
THE pEAFRNINe REPORT OF TWO REvoLvKRs
discharged simultaneously greets his appearance,
and the next moment the sea, erimsoned by the
blood Of the wounded monster. Is dashed IN fury.
with frightful rapidity. Shall We lose him now
No, Il is his dying effort. We still hang 20 the
rope. The struggles become less powerfnl; We
begin TO haul IN, and soon the dead weight on the
line tells rs that the poor sh has finally given up
the ghost In three minutes he 10 brought along
side and the stick Of timber rammed down his
throat. looked ut my wstch-it was then ten
O'Clock. We had been over an hour In capturing
this nah. Our victim proved to be one Of the
largest oluesharks ever taken In those waters,
measuring 4aH oil
NIHE yzzT FROM TIP TO TIP.
We intended having him weighed, but the want
Of appropriate scales and my departure from the
island the next day prevented. This was the only
one We caught that day The Professor got one
or two good bites, but failed to hook his fish.
am very fond Of hshinR, but must say that this
kind Of piscatorial sport II on rather too large
scale to be truly enjoyable. Give me the rod and
reel and land me side Of mountain trout stream,
o hundred miles away from any human habita-
ton, and i Will ask for no happier elysium be-
SIMON SIpRLIsKRR.
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BRUTAL ASSAULT
A Woman Severely Cut and Beaten.

a "OHeA SeNe1o4y WI anu o6dt6us
Yesterday evening, about $50 o'clock, an
alarm for police was given from the house Of
Mrs. Shore, No. sl5 TeHth street. 1t happened
that a man named Daniel Cornell had as
saulted q woman named Josephine Henderson, in
the house No. sl3, next door TO Mrs. Shores. 1t
lie said that Josephine has been living with Con-
nell on his farm, little way out from the city,
and coming to town yesterday, stopped at the
house No. 3l3, where he met her In the afternoon,
and after having some words with both the land
lady and Josephine, assaulted the latter, who
ran out Of the rear door of the house and
through the alley gate into Mrs. Shores house
pursued by him. Josephine attempted to pass
through the store in the basement of Mrs Shores
house, out into the street, but was prevented by
q gate that closes the passage between the coun-
ter and the wall, and which was locked.
Cornell here came up with her, and Selling
an earthenware jar and q glass fruit dish which
were standing on the counter, broke them over
Josephne's head, knocking her down and cutting
q terrible cash over her left temple Council
then stamped upon her body, bru1sing her Sc
verely in several places. Cornell attempted to
leave, but was arrested on the street BY Oficer
Harlow, and taken by him and Oticer Smoot 20
Josephine was conveyed to the house, and Dr.
Morgan was summoned, who dressed her wounds
and pronounced them Of not necessarily danger.
Gus character. The assailant was released on
bail shortly after his arrest,
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DROWNED BOY.

Recovery Of the Body Of Henry Buhler.
The body Of the little white boy named Henry
Buhler, VINO was drowned on Thursday last in the
river at Georgetown by falling overheard from
schooner, was discovered about o'clock Sunday
evening floating in the water opposite Congress
street, by Mr.. Clements who keeps boat house In
that vicinity. Coroner Patterson, who was potf-
NED, considering an inquest unnecessary, gave
certificate OF death from accidental drowning
Mr.. Joseph F. Birch took charge OF the body
which he last evening forwarded in o metallic
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THE OLD VETERANS,
A Pleasant Time in Prospect

The grand reunion excursion of the old MILL
tary organizations on next Thursday will be an
enjoyable affair. Friends will meet who have
been separated for years, and the good old days
will be talked over. Ample arrangements have
been made for those who wish to strip it on the
light fantastic toe, " and the wives and daughters
of the veterans will be ready for partners In the
next set." No event has occurred in Washington
for q long time that promises so much real enjoy
ment as this reunion excursion, and the friends
Of the different companies are expected out in
force. No doubt there will be q handsome sur
plus for the benefit Of the monument. By refer
ence to the advertisement IL will be seen that lists
have been left at several places, where persons
can sign their names and the organizations to
which they were attached. By this means a cor
rect list Of the old organizations will be obtained
as 1t is expected that all will answer to the roll
rail- ~
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THE JANE MesELEY.
Anothar Trim IN Cobba Isla nd.

Next Friday, August Is, at o'clock p. NJ, the
Jane Moseley will start for another excursion trip
to Oobb's Island, Fortress Monroe and ocean SAIL
ing. The excursionists viii reach Washington on
her return Tuesday morning. For sll Information
and tickets application should be made ct the
National Metropolitan Bank. These excursions
are arranged to afford the largest amount Of
pleasure with the least possible expense. They
are magnificent In point Of variety and interest,"
and givipg rest anu health and an opportunity for
bathing and visiting places of much historical
interest. All who have participated In these ex-
cursions are emphatic In praise.
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psnurHlYsnia Coal Trads.

The Philadelphia Ledger says that the anthra-
cite coal trade continues active under steadily
increasing tonnage, and the demand for all the
several sizes Of prepared coal Is good. The pro-
ducton for the week ending on the 81st ultimo, as
footed up BY the Miners Journal was 635, 40 TONS
and for the year 90o4 554 tons, against SIS os7
tons to corresponding date last year, decrease
week was 81 165 tons, and for the year 2.558,s 800
tons, making total Of all kinds for the week Of
o05 and Tor the year Of IL 4o4 tons, against
crease Of 5o5, SIS tons. The quantity Of coke and
coal transported over the Pennsylvania railroad
for the week was 107, 4so tons, and for the year
2247 $40 TONS OF which 500 100 was coal and s6l
900 coke. This embraces ali the coal carried both
east and west.
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A New and UssfuI Inveution.

The new door stop apd fastener, patented by
Mr.. Joseph A.. Smith, Of this city, Is very use-
full srtiele. It 10 screwed into the wall behind
the door and It's selfsetng latch fastens itself In
little ring attached TO the door. A slight pres
sure relieves it. The invention does away with
and Il saves world Of trouble. fhsy are yer1
cheap, and convenient as cheap. II Mr.. Smith
Calls at yeur house 10 put one OF them up let him
aoh. Is 10 certain you viii DO glad Of Il,
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Rae0Yd 0f Five

OSHKOSH, Aug. a-The fire this afternoon was
quickly extinguished. 1t did not extend from
$1,000.
PITTsBURe, Aug. IA FIRE this evening de.
troyed the Ph@nix roll works Of Jas. B. Young
Co., at the foot OF Second street. Loss $S0, 600
insured for 10000 In foreign companies.
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Canal Contractor panison.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9-This afternoon, on appli-
cation Of Mr.. Fairchild, Assistant State Attorney
General, Judge Westbrook granted an order Of
attachment against Denison & Co., canal con
tractors, for SAT- 900. An order of arrest was Is
sued, requiring bail from each in 5000 oOO An
davits were made by the Attorney General State
Engineer and Deputy Treasurer
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-10

Bill-heads, circulars, cards, hand-bills and ali
commercial printing, done OF TIE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN once with neatness and Dispatch
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CITY ITEMS.

THAT IRON Is VALUABLE AS MEDICINE
has long been known but 1t 10 only since its prep
aration In the particular form OF Peruvian Syrup
that its full power over disease has been brought
TO light. Its effect IN cases Of dyspepsia and De.
oility is most salutary.
BUTTER DRMoRALIZEDI
Best Virginia roll only 30 cents Dor pound:
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only IS
cents per pound, at
BRAY & Co.'s,
ia Center Market and log N. l. Market.
so TO $1,000
invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York
rHuRsroy's IvoRY PEARL TOOTH Povpm
used daily VIII keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and hfty cents per bottle.
JoUvKN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovH OLzANn
will renoyste soiled gloves thoroughly end
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsos's PonADE OPrInR 10 equal to the
best French, and but half the prics. Twenty-Five
and hfty cents per bottle. =.
WILLS STREreTHEHIHe PLAsTKRs are the
very best All sold BIZ druggists.
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WORSHIP IN THE WOODS.

SIXTH DAY AT eAITHERsBURo
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WASHINGTON ScHUETzEE.

OPENING DAT OF TIE KNIH FEST
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IMPOSING PARADE AND DISPLAY
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THE TREASURY ROBBERY.
BROWN IN THE TRANSACTION
4 CoDttnusd from First Paqs.

water closets In the Department, and that he
feared the money was forever gone. He had
never known 7-F-1a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-10

GRAND REUNION EXCURSION
OLD M1L1rARYF 65kkGGAs1zAr1oxs
and their frit nds OF the District of Columhia In
aid ofthe Washington National Monumenf On me
steamer Mary Washington, VI" tue
THURSDAY, AUGUST T. 1875.
- Tickets, One Dollar. Bot leaves wharf foo, ~
S ershtn street a. p. M and returns at II D. m.
Mtnbers OF old organizations will find Lists vSbera
Trey can record their names and The comnsnies 10
NnFn ey were attached, at Tickling & Welcb,s.
70. "a blgn street, and Geo. W. Cropey-s corns1
Bridge and congress streets, GEORGETOWN: lanes
hsny :, NO. L23 Pennsylvania avenue northyesf.
lanes y. Power's, corner OF Seventh street and
LOUISIANA avenue; James A. Fats, 2I PennsYI.
nnannIa avenue east, Capitol Hfli;) r. C. lewis
u street northwest; z. v. b. BoswelI's corner
TTisIynnd avenue and Seventh street southwest
cketss can also be obtained at these ases ana AZ
Ihe toat the day OF the excursion, a175ts
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GLORIOUS FUTURE OF TIE BELIEVER
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Proposals for fuel
Sale Of ordnance stores.
Sale Of Anacostia bridge.
A hne brick house for rent.
Two promissory notes lost
Proposals for building dry dock.
A promissory note has been lost.
Military bounty.land warrants wanted.
Germsn-American Fire Insurance Company.
. Trustees sale Of real estate By Duncanson
Bros.
Sale Of threestory brick dwelling b.. Edwin J..
Sweet.
Sweet. =
Auction sale Of furniture BY WIN. L. Wall s
Co., TO- morrow morning. = IN -
For good bargains 90 to Mafkriters, No. 4S9
Seventh street northwest. II. 90
Msplewood Institute viii reopen NEXT month
for the fall and winter term. -
Horses, wagons. harness, &C., for sale on Thurs-
day morning by Thos. Bowling, auctioneer
The German Lutheran Synod.
At the meeting Of the Synod At Cumberland,
ON Friday, It was resolved that one clerical and
one lay delegate be sent to other synods and
that newspaper be established, the details to be
arranged hereafter. A resolution requiring that
every committee should include one lay delegate
was adopted. The following ofhcers for the en-
suing year were elected: President, Rev. L d.
Mailer; vice president, Rev. ]. P. Conrad; score
tsry, Rey; J. II. Msngert; treasurer, Rev. WIN.
Zion church, of washington city, heretofore
the communion and fellowship OF the Synod, It
having adopted Q constitution conforming In
every respect to the principles and customs Of
the Synod. The church Is in charge OF DR..
OF three hundred members. The church building
Is valued 81 eight or ten thousand dollars.
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SERMON BY REV. J. EDWIN AMOS.

SEEKERS FOR TEE roRGHEsEss or SIN
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AwALK THROUGH TINE PRETTY PARK.

SCENES AND INCIDENTS on THE ROUTE
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TWILL PAY YOU TO COME AND GET A
4 n 50 cent Undenhirt and Drawers at 1914 and 1918
gents pair. Also, red flannel, ali-wooi do. do.
Ior y each. Between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets. = au7
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a bijcu tent, admirably and tastefully fitted mp
for the use Of the executive COMMITTEES and L. Ab-
per's wine and mixed-drink booth. Above and
overlooking all there is the grand pavilion, in
which the chandeliers and music-stand are Orna-
mented. All through the grounds, wherever Q
place can be found TO hang them, are flags and
banners. Noticeably, and in conspicuous place,
Erin. From tree TO tree, through the groves and
along the Walks, are the lines Of manyeolored
The prizes for the shooting this year are mostly
cash. but those for the ladies embrace 3 variety
Of useful and ornamental articles One of the
last executed and presented to the society by M
Ernest Schmidt, the financial secretary.
Just above the park, on the road, Mr.. Henry
Grated and Illuminated. In fact, Il Is q little
SchuetEen There are arbors and seats and
bowling alleys and lager, and from the PARK
The true northerner., 1875-06-04

Order GY,- : ,,,.,..,.. 's,'e.- tate o.
the Circnii '0urt tOg ~ amt OF
Van Buren, ia Chauc ry. GeprS2 h- Allen,
VS. Auu p Alien, l'fonaaut -
Ii satisfactorily Appearing 20 M, the under
signed. one OF the Circuit Court 'ommissioners
in and tor the County OF Van Buren. Ia said
State that the delenlaLt .Acn J.. Allen, - Il
resident Of this state dnsi, nov a3seai tuere-
from, and that The subpoena issued ~ tliS rA 81
cannot he served upon her because o. Lei :Ja-
tnued absence from tais State, anl ba3aUs3 og
her continued atserco trc-I her place Of resi-
dence On motion r richards NiHr, 1t is
ordered that the sald defendant Ann T.. .s!.eu,
cause her appearance % be entered IN tins cause
within three months from the date OF this or
der and in default the" that the said bill
be taken "a confessed 10y the said defendaut.-
And it il fl. Icr order Cd. that within twenty
days the sail complainant cause notice OF
this order to be published in the True NoKrH-
ERNEE. a newspaper printed, published aud
circulated IN the County OF \aI Buren,, and
that said publication c CONTINUED in said paper
az least once in eaca week for six weeks IN
succession. or that lie cause COPY Of this or
der to be personally served Gn said defendant,
Ann +. Allen. at least twenty days before the
time above prescribed for her appearance.
ORAN w. ROWLAND,
1050t7 Circnt Court Comm'r.
RICHARDS d MILLS. complies Sol'rs
The true northerner., 1875-06-04
MORTGAGE SnIe.-Defanlt having nee

Mortgage SaIe.-Default having been
made IN the payment of an lndenture OF mort
gage, bearing date tho thirty-first day of De-
cember, A. D., 1873, executed by Helen L1rlins
and Robert Larkins, her husband, of the city
or Niles, Berrien county, Michigan, to John ID.
Scnmger, as Administrator Of the estate OF
William j. Scrmger, deceased. of Van Buren,
county, Michigan and recorded in tho office of
Register of Deeds OF Van Buren, county and
State OF Michigan, in Vol. II. OF mortgages. on
page BOA, on the fourth day OF February, A d.,
1874, and the amount claimed TO be due aud
unpaid at the date OF this notice being five
hundred and seventy-seven dollars and forty
seven cents and no suit or proceedings at law
having been instituted to recover anv part there
OF. or the Notes accompanying the same Now
therefore notice Is hereby giveu that, by virtue
OF power OF sale contained in said mortgage,
there will be sold at public auciun. TO the high-
est bd1er. at the front door Of the Van Buren
County Circuit Courthouse. IN the village OF
Paw Paw. Michigan. on the PhrteeUth dav OF
July, A. D., 1875, at the hour Of One o'clock IN
the afternoon of SAID day, the premises de-
scrbed in said mortgage, or so much thereof as
NAV be necessary to satisfy he amount due or
said mortgage, with ten per cent. intereet ana
legal costs. together With an attorney tee OF
twenty-five dollars, covenanted for therein; =
that is TO say the Following piece or parcel OF
land. situated IN Van Buren, county and state
of Michigan. viz: commencing twelve and one
hais rods east Of the southwest corner or tho
east half OF the southeast quarter OF section
west hpurh n T IA twentv-threc rods. thence
east six rods, thence south twenty-three rods,
thence west xix rods, to the place OF beginning,
b. III. same more or less. 10i6tl3
Da,ea Dreedsvile. April 13, 1875.
JONI D. ScRrxGEB, Mortgage.
The true northerner., 1875-06-04

sheriff. salc.-Notice In hereby given
that by virtue of an execution issued out of
aud under the seal OF the Circuit Court tor the
County of Van Buren,, state of Michigan, IN a
cause wherein Catherine g. lIartwell is plaintiff,
and Robert Hanegau il defendant and bearing
date March 4th, 1875, and to me directed and
delivered, did on the fourth day of March, A.
d. 1875, levy upon all tue right, title and in
terest Of Robert IIanegan. IN and to the follow
ing described real estate. IN The township OF
Columbia, Van Buren, County. Michigan. and
described a. lot numbered two, (2) aud the east
half of lots numbered seven (7) and eight (S)
IN block numbered five (5) in the village Of
Grand Junction, Van Buren County, Michigan,
which said real estate shall expose to sale to
the highest bidder. Cor so much thereof as
shall be necessary to satisfy said execution, to-
gether with the interest and costs thereon) at
public vendue. on Saturday. the Sd day OF
July. A. d. 1875. at the hour OF twelve o'clock,
noon, OF SAID day, at the front door OF the
Court House, in the village OF Paw Paw, Coun,
ty OF Van Buren, State o. Michigan.
Dated Paw Paw. Nav. 18th, 1875 1051t7
JOHN +. SHOWERMAN. Sheriff.
albert JACKSON, PLAINTIFFS ATTORNEY.
The true northerner., 1875-06-04

Mortgage Sale. Default having been
made in the payment of certarn sum OF
money secured by a mortgage bearing date
March twentieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
two. made by Barnabus Odell and Maria Odell
his wife, Of Lawrence. Michigan, TO William VI.
Lyle, OF Paw Paw, Michigan. and recorded IN
Liper on page 553 Of Mortgages, in the Office
OF the Register OF Deeds for Van Buren,
County, Michigan, March 20th, 1872. On which
mortgage there is now due the sum of one
hundred aud seventy-three dollars and ffty-ive
cents and no proceedings at law or otherwise
having been had to recover the 81 me or any
part thereof. Notice is therefore hereby given
that by virtue OF the power Of sale contained in
said mortgage. | shall sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, at one O'clock. =. NJ. on
the twenty-sixth day of June, 1875, at the front
door OF the Court House in Paw Paw in SAID
County (said Court House being the place of
holding the Circuit Court for said County, the
premises described in said mortgage. subject 10
future installments to become due on the said
mortgage, TO satisfy the sum due az aforesaid
With interest and costs Of foreclosure, together
with an Attorney fee named in said mortgage,
said premises being described as follows That
part OF the southwest ,quarter or the south
west quarter OF section zen, living north OF the
Michigan Central railroad, aud all that part OF
the north west quarter OF the north west
quarter OF section fifteen, lying north of the
Michigan Central railroad, both in township
four south OF range fourteen west, In said
County of Van Buren, aud containing forty
acres more or less.
Dated Paw Paw, March 80, 1875. 1043t13
WILLIAM M. LYLE, Mortgage.
RICHARDS d MILLS, Att'ys for Mortgagee.
The true northerner., 1875-06-04
EDWARD BACON, Atty for Plff.

Probate Ordcr.-State of Michigan,
County of Van Buren,, ss. At a session of the
Probate Court, for the County of Van Buren,
holden at the Probate Office, in the village OF
Paw Paw, on Monday, the Third day OF
May, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-five Present. Geo. W. Lawton,
Judge of PROBATE. In the matter of the Estate
OF Robert NJ. Richards, deceased. On reading
and filing the petition, duly verified, OF Henry
c. Storey, administrator Of said estate, praying
that his final account as such administrator
herein filed may be allowed Thereupon it's or
dered. that Monday, the seventh day Of June.
1875, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned
for the hearing OF said petition, and that all
persons interested IN said estate. are required
to appear at session of said Court, then to be
holden at the Probate Office, IN the Village OF
Paw Paw, aud show cause, ii any there be, why
the prayer OF the petitioner shouldnot be grant
ed: And II Is further ordered that said petition
er give notice to the persons interested in said
estate, of tn pendency OF SAID petition, and
the hearing thereof, by causing a copy OF this
orderto be epublished IN the TRUE NoRrHERNER,
n newspaper printed and circulating in said
County OF Van Buren, for three successive
weeks, at least previous to SAID dav of hearing.
GEO w. LAWrON, Judge OF Probate.
{ 4 true copv.)
GEO. W. LAwToN, Judge OF Probate. 1O49t9