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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-27

P11.NENER at Louis Bgerbcrt's.


We will take, at the II. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, so day hoarders,
at S22 per month, andJo boat1er- with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boardefs will be
accepted. JEwETT WILCOX y CO.,
3l-4-2s-lm. Proprictor-.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
SLAUGHTERED.
BY OUR FRIEND AT THE CORNER
Hats, Caps Clothing. &c.

]. Walder, at the corner Of Ohio Lcvcc
and Sixth street. known to some as sour
friend at the corner has
'slaughtered'' high prices in Hats, Caps.
and Clothing. lie is selling at great bar
gains. fact that makes some dealers ieel
Us II they were shot or struck by light
ming. Call on him, and price his goods,
for which he does not owe a nickle.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

l
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening vas q feet OF
the gauge, having risen 0 80 inches du
ring the past "a hours. A heavy
rain fell here yesterday, ant
very heavy storms passed both
north and south of the city. Day
before yesterday heavy wind and rain
storm passed over Charleston and Bel.
mont, in Missouri, and fellcd timber and
corn badly. A freshet is reported in
Green river, doing considerable damage
along that stream. About 1000 bushels
of coal was lost at Spottsville on Thurs
day. The rivers are swelling at St.
Louis, Pittsburg and from Evansville
out, but falling ut Cincinnati, Louisville
and Nashville.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Thomas W. Means had three
barges of iron ore tor the Ohio.
The John Means had two bargcs Of
nails, iron, salt, cement &C., for st. Louis.
The City OF Chester brought 100 bales
cotton for the East, 800 bills potatoes and
apples for Chicago.
Captain Jas. A. Wall, general agent
OF the st. Bernard coal company at Pa
ducah, was in the city yesterday and re-
turned home OH the Fisk.
The James ID. Parker had good
trip of freight and people all for the
Ohio. having added considerable freight
and a number of passengers here. The
Parker worked IS hours on the
Belle of Shreveport and Sue
ceedcd in getting her alloat after re-
moving about 800 tons of freight. Capt.
Wise, OF the Parker, says that Capt. Rea,
of the Belle Shreveport, deserves medal
from the Underwriters for the excellent
manner in which nc managed to protect
their interests while his boat was in the
greatest peril. She was drawing % feet
and ran out on a gravel bar, on
which there was but four feet of water
while at her stern there was 10 feet, and
she was badly listed. In this position,
she, of course, took water freely, but
Capt. Rca and his men worked so faith
fully that there was but 6 inches water
In the hold at any one time.
CLIPPINGS.
The Cincinnati Commercial says; Col,
VIM. Il. Merrill tells Capt. Ford the
Instructions at Raccoon, Straight Rifle,
Greene bottom, Quick's run and Brush,
creek will be removed next year by f.,
dredgc boat fleet. This was asked 9. w
petition by leading captains an' i'po's vi
the river.
Shreveport Tuies, june l0.-ln the
as hot as the government bake shop ON
Teyas street and "cymbal headed poo
ME VITA brains In their feet jumped about
ike pigs tail on hot gridiron. II was
100 hot for work but that made very
little difference, as there was no work to
do. The boys sort Of got the weather
that time.
st. Louis Republican %: Capt. Con.
rad Is enthusiastic on the Paducah grave!
question. lie now has two boats ana
several barges employed In transporting
the gr,yelt to this port,,"..,.Tom DarrHgu
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Excursions, Picmic.. Etc.

The good passenger steamer. Banbock
City, can be chartered for excursions or
picniss at reasonable rates. Apply to
C-2-1m WALLER n SU.iIs.
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a \ regular communication OF Cairo
w Lodge, No. 231, a. +. and A. NJ.
~Nwill be held tomorrow Monday
evening at ,:30 O'Clock. Visiting BROTH
ers cordially invited to attend.
Il. +. BLAKE, Secretary.
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Services at the NJ. +. church to-day
at ii a. m. Sunday school concert at 8
p. IN. Short speeches and music by the
choir and school will constitute the even
iDg's exercises.
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FOR SALE.

A 800 Remington Sewing Machine so
of for cash. suitable for tailor or boH and
shoe manufacturer.
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For SALE.

A No. o Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine
valued at S75. win be sold at SIS discount
and ordered direct from the factory.
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HEs'Genuine Congress Spring Water,
put up in bottles only, for sale at Schuh's
drug store at SO 90 per dozen.
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A silver plated No. 0 Wilson Shuttle Sew
ing Machine, hard piano finish, valued at
$s5. VIII be sold at go discount, on good
terms, and ordered direct from the factory.
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rOlt SALE.

At u bargain, and Oh good terms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen at the Com
pany's office. corner Ninth street end Com
mercial.
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To Rent,

A cottage on Thirteenth street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
G-l3tt. Apply to DIR. SMITH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Cheaper Than Tin.
Just re ,eived by the New York Store,
d gross of assorted Glass Fruit Jars, which
We shall offer at 90 cents per dozen. This
makes glass jars lower than tin cans. Lib
ersl discount to the trade.
CHARLES o. PATIKR i Co.
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Arlington Ice Cream Saloon, L. b. Ell
lis, proprietor, at the Arlington House,
Oh Commercial avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh, is now open.
The most delicious Ice Cream always on
hand. Families supplied with any guam
tity, and ut reasonable prices. G-lS-tf.
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SELLING OFF AT CosTi

The Entire Stock Of Ladies' and Gents Furnishing 0oods En-
broderes and Paraso will be Sold ct Cost Must be sold
This Is Advertising Dodge Bring your money and get
value received.
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FOR SALE.

A NEW two-horse Gamble wagon.
For any Of the above articles, apply at
the BULLETIN office, 4. A. BURNETT.
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The house and lot on the corner OF
Eighth and Walnut streets. For particu-
lars apply to MRs. CUMMINGS.
G-2i-tf,
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BfUXX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN Office. printed
So 20 and 81 90 per Nj.
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ssoIO puy onuoAu uol5uIQsuM iouLoo
'uootys aproIV s,lIoQloU . slno1ly
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Picturesque America.

At the BULLETIN bindery--4S numbers,
bound in two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco; cost $44 for sale at $40.
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Bad" Big reduction in prices OF Feather
Busters. at Schuli's drug store.
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Letter List.

List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Post Office at Cairo, Illinois, Satu-
day, June &c. 1875.
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cheaper Than Ever Known before.
Mason's Self-Sealing Fruit Jars at 81 90
per dozen. Extra rubbers for Mason's
Fruit Jars, at Daniel Hartman's, corner
Sixth street. G-25-tf
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ID"Genllinc Congress water in bottles
at Schuh's drug store. rs cents per bot
Ia
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For Sale Cheap.
The entire outfit OF the Grand Central
Hotel, with five years lease. and on reas.
enable terms. For particulars, apply TO
71-6-22.tf. WM, WRTzRL.
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kW- The celebrated Schiit: MIL WAC.
KEE BEER at Jackets.
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DGy-X Rag stock envelopes at the Bull
LETIS Office, So % per NJ.
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lsss- The finest article of Salad oil at
.chuh's drugstore.
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FOR SALE.

picturesque America'-iS nun 1ers
bound IN . volumes, full gilt Morocco !;
price, $40.
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BOATS DUE.
Arkansas Belle, Evansville ii. e..
Taeger, Capitol City, Future City and
barges, st. Louis; Thos. Shirlock. Cons.
Millar, Cincinnati RObt. Mitchell. Grand
Tower, South.
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Bs5-XX Wood stock envelopes at the
BULLETIN office. So 90 per NJ.
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ltJ~ KITZINGER--a most delicious ber-
eragc--0t JaeckeFs.
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The international

E,ay' 90 20 Jaeeksrs and try his ERLAN-
GER, a dciightfai bereruge.
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A styls "E," "Clough, Warren Co.'S
Parlor Organ, right from the factory at De-
troit. List price, $500. win be sold for
5000.
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LOOK HERE!

Base Balls OF Every Description
Al
PHIL n. ShUP'S.
AIR
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ABOVE
Low WATER .
CHANGE.
STATIONS.

WAN DEPAHTsfENr, KIvKP RkPosr. 4
June 20, ISIS.
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THOMAS JONES, sergt. :. s.. LISA.
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reSa Deli-toDg CULMBACHE nj Jaecr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-24
mxGaribaIdI is much better.

p<says the Savannah News: GA twenty
ave cent melon and dollar notice. We
can't ees it."
MA ST Louis undertaken is praised for
his beautiful way OF singing "I would not
I've Away" He gives IL in Sunday school
r9-The Khedive, who intended visiting
.Eurore this year. has been compelled to
abanccn the idea on account OF an unusual
ly early rise of the Nile.
EH Ii Is reported from Fall River that, in
the event OF a refusal OF the opcrativ ss 20 20
TO work at the end OF the present W cation,
The agents will give them lockout OF two
months.
~The king of Spain, on being INVESTED
with the German ord5f OF the Black Eagle
said l. was tho greatest honor which the Eu-
peror William could have conferred upon
him, Is he had always hsd = wish Tor tnis
decoration
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Row 9 -ral,n Esrc C,rn-l..

y! SOFA want sometime fpr Ver- Kitchen
horr. hrin. warm. a0t aU-tpi, fr-~, walton
=. ''S ftr Zee FtsII- rom nrHf. which can D.
shaken. s-r-Ct ana r- ae -Hpr IS ...s ...ta.
To- syeTa, years. use rs- carpets. TLryra4
-t--N.fi. Pc e.. teamed .l ,AiH.f U... Ur, 80
rom sixty Goats - orc t'i Sra A.r1. plf
often Smoother a-i HANDSOME r. Il -f, ca,
he rl:'ur % home, ~ 'ya-J rtr - for f'lH .fa.
IT TINS purpose save ga ,.f 7'#''rt. lT
flannel, sheets, and under-c1~flelfs. ola
1ftr>-,.--,4 ls13, evs-viE. rs gHlca o.. % a4.ks
lo4 ( stT.TS. Ola C4oiis'.s ,t good tpiN~s are
1ot.i.iv valuable. CaiIcoeS NOT too nuci
WOf't az tf'".. -nf ~ to-.Hl t.Et 10 EfrigS
about an i'r, v-.ca. sew ~. % s.lf. and win
smoothly ilin bai.> 81 gH8Ht orc pound
weight. Allow iroU one aud one fourth -
one and o-t--.lai4 pounds ul rags a. H. ~Guars
yard al 'arprfU = Collect al Qua pieces OF
any NUlOr To- fH- rrN>A.r or h.t-auf- mss
f,ripc- Cut ami miE trr~r flrrcueI,iN BsFs.re
sew 'rg- So as - make - ls stripe as uniform,
~ ! - 'Fln- a fCE itgi ls 81 REM .-nts .uOgl
2 wo-lgL FACT O. soft listirgS. oraav need
g. coiGr, naEe nice stripe. auI require
liila $ WIG. 10 not Put to IN sob black ia
a Slt'fr1 cf-l1et. rs ~ H. not a strong color
aT' st1DWT ID 80 ~Rnrr -'rHr .f'r-- -
= F;rVs Cf several shades Of rel brielI'ens
Up fl't W'i.u. TlU. s-l..a 3. Is u.ti.-t.. 10
Itit nIl-atFa>S a. fHc hitcu.u" MrIta
WtHtn r2A> tat-e "a N &C. .fct' iT-tI res. Er.I =
cotton :; durable green IRON iusiIc ana I,.-
NoCg -ei WIN i4u- rltr.nl a r'-r. mo q
COOT may Je del wiz. C1Tr..3S Select e.
CC:iT-a EtIo3. AtE. II SOME la. i. elior-siug d
ant ~lsfn rDO-S ara g. al gvr9-, -grls mound
% warp .Cr every q -. F'' OgC. f0grfh ~. rts
a coTIrtirg. Keep the exact wei gii % ra.S
ano war; I'd - az STD - weight ol carr g
when returned. and employ a good weaver.
Many prefer "A rltcoen carpet Ia aoWnN.th
rlncs. as 10 car lbs De- easily taken up and
tL&hGE.-N ~ ID. r. I'D q ts.r.I.tsTT
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CARRIER PIG CONS AND low To Train
mi G.-Mr- =. Ogden " e2therly, Of PatLa-
tt.lhla, writes = -et;cr 10 the y tx YORK
Times IN which he say that sometime Stag,
he commenced importing the pUrest Ant
weTp carrier pigeons he could pro ,gre. He
nov CH rs d iOck Offifty Of these useful birl,
some CT which cost 80 francs Z. pair. they
The south OF France TO Brussels. They are
large, strong fellows, aud are CAPABLE OF
carrying al reporter could write in half an
hours time; and II well trained would ma Ike
small Journeys n the rate of a mile q min
ute: Journeys from 2yO to Io) miles they cOuIl
travel at about forty rnileS an hour. Many
Of tie papers In rance and Belgium. nc
says. have cote for them attached ~ their
bui dingS. and their reporters, when going
from 100 10 zoo miles away, 20 report any
tTia! or other business. take from three TO
Six Cf the Antwerp carriers with them, aud
al,CI Nf.2ug 2 Ialt hours proceedings at
tach u 10 2 bird and toss 10 for home. These
birds invariably reach home q. the rate OF
forty TO fifty miles an hClr, when the news
is then published in their extras This Is 50
extensively carried on that in France they
often pay large prices FOR single bird II he
proves - lie o. great speed and enc ura9ce. in
OIdcl 10 get good stock in their cOtes. His
idea Of training them IL To always tO1s them
toward home, and "a trained so from the
first, he says, they viii invariably so straight
ahead He trained two young birds ia this
way 10 Reading. fifty-eight miles from
Philadelphia, and after ttey We're coming
rom keauing in quick time, he experimental
Dy tossing one ia the opposite direction. 1t
TOOK over thee times as long 10 MAKE the
Journey home. II going straight ahead many
miles in the wrong direction. All OF which
goes 10 show the great care required in train
ING them.
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- ~ -NlSt't''ii hsss-lsaatss Eas,.-ls..I
NoN. DOW mich g a. Is Naat6,. 1oloau
look al this 81 two WAYS Non cs-, -, .,
Know by experience how muct H. = $500,
an towns always have wanted T ar,-y,f
OF course. varies immensely vtth the use "
baths, whether taey ate a. b... baths or rot
with tie amount uscl t.r vaSfisT ~
streets, ard for r,1aurf .Cture. ana also wiz,
the amount of waste. because rlgf fSa varv
ln'Jortani stem. Now, t1T WASH TX. drinking
ans domestic TurpCSes gNUeralIy. you raaY
put u AoNE ku tECre Is -. SNlahlt a.. bUuf al
oeningl az about ten gallons heal a dsy.
.,h1 =. IN - mus ali Liue or tea more Tor
nushiL9 the seae.s and gsShtUR lha streets.
Much OF This viii r. aI,fei far,,tcf fl,e Va
i,er-elos,e;s thus vou may say twenty gal
Ions Gay without waste nav - absl :, a
kim - aNcTage fos trades yot. u1rsi Allow,
ten -allO~S more as rliIo. fffh.rr NJ. an
lac bat snt where n re arc many animals
rs horses. which requires about twelve o.
nffeC1 gallons q hoaC fo- washing aud drtrk-
Ing. YOU must make q greater gLlnEr-l>..
You will see hat about dirty snlilay n tsai
cay - the lea - even whore lere j. no eN-
ira demand, ara that r. shOdt the amount
provided m London. and tfa' g JnC-' The
least that Nor should aim az. BrnfasSo-
hahk.ne itlls You that thirty I've gallons Is
NC s-t@teSt mount UcleS-sTN. lfBveVcr
they don't think 50 EVERYWHERE New York
mar ayes 10 get through pAi gallons. "a M DOES
not nuI u too iUCcl. In atc.r-' y bnc -
snow You Iiat IpsSe matters have been
Thought or q loaE lime ago. they sal nina
alurfucfS - bring wafer mo cff, Tlev
iionght AZ OF 90 nu"h importance that sew
era q lhfNt IH =. u'ts were |rpll fort r. twp
To ft'ih -H.Ut i,...s long. -r. ule al Thorn
he Marcia, was AIS. Soar mites la1e.
FronHngs. NsHD was JGe super iateuda.s .ui
Wrote iuuSi excellent work about them,
Giving accurate description u0F ~ sure
Mtpt %. IN ~, tC. rs tue two most recent
s-tfe ana T. beet >p ID >-E.s az. ass .N-
- nee BE-. ltnf, l S,a'c.. j. sufficient f1I pub
&c iIiN>ts ana nTNaIa aHGlH i.4F.t>
Now the sectional area nI fn. water Sr.rn'-
L. nome Hv tge g. rciu~fS was l.I.l suuilra
-'Ai cue I. - -rtiy s-rH tHat frH... f...-. -rlt
moro than SD .sH ~ gallons daily ar,,,r.r. =
10 i,.f. Icy f.trE- suppose .4.IC Wtrs not
ai.l' - ~ IONS iaS taaI they iaala ne
gt-~e-Fr
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GOVERNMENT SALE,

JEFFERsONVILLE, ND, August 10, Io75.
MIL BE SOLD at the yefiersonylile Depot OF
w the Qnartermasters Department, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 22d day Of September, 1875, at 10
O'Clock a. m, under the direction Of Capt Addison
ty Of old Pattern Metallic Hat and Gap Trimmings,
&c. :, ss follows:
rles II SsS Hat Letters, 20, 1913 Hat Numbers, 5SS
Crossed Sabres, 6I Crossed Cannon, 43 Hat Wreaths,
ms Shells and Flames l2l7s2 Hat Feathers, IS 49S
Hat Feaiher Sockets Ala pairs Metallic Scales, 1T
Cap Hair Plumes for Light Artillery.
Terms: ash, in Urited States funds.
The property can DO examined ct any time before
the day OF sale, between the hours OF a. IN. and
The property to ba removed at the exesnss OF the
purchasers within FIVE days afssy The Gay OF sale.
aus9Oa Deputy g y. assl psp0. 9. u,
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II +. ZIMMERMAN & SON, kTctfOneers,
IL. No. 3l3 5th street northwest

TRUSTEES sALE0E VALUABLE AND De
SSiiiAr8LE ~, bSlbbiNG LOT IT, 20 BY 100 on
2iTH STREETS NORTHW
tTS BY virtue Of q eed of trust dated Feh-ERr-
- 5th A. ID. ISIS, and du,Y recorded il iib@- No
folio l04 one of the land records fJI te District
Cftoiumbia. sud a. request u party secured there
by viii sell 81 public auction, IN front Of the
premises D WEDNESDAY. September Sth, 1873,
~ ~ o'clock p. part Cf lot No 3, IL square No
q, ia the city of Washington, in saii Dstrict and
bounded as follows, riz: Beginning on north Il
street 4 feet west 'rn-E southeast corner II aid
lot and running thence doe west alon- sG.d =
street - feet thence north i0O feet pub'c alley
thoEce east along said alley q feet, and thence
south lC9 feet % the place IF beginning.
Term # sale. One-third cash, cot which S75 will
4" required et ttme CT sGla, and the balauC" q,
=, srd . months. - be secured 10 par aaseI ?
notes, bearing ght per cent. interest from day 0f
sale until raid, and coed Of trnst the properly
sold. COnyeyRHcio1 md recording At purchaser )
cost. II terms ~ safe not compiled with in six
DAYS after sale the Trustees tho right 70 re-
cvli az -5sk and cost Of pure ha-er in dafGClt.
THOMAS l.. GARDNER ---r.,...
NM. r. nOLTXMAN, A'u''1S'
eug24 tnSi2wSdts NJ. O. LUTrhELL, Salesman.
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EACEChSSON BROS, huC1loneers.
a. Southeast corner of yth and u streets y. ".
CHANCERY Sale OF VALUABLE IMPROy
Ep,PROPEETY ON MARYLAND AVENUE

CHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPR0V-
ED,pROPEETY on MARYLAND AVENUE,
ON CAPITOL HILL, NEAR TEE CAPITOL.
<ss p virtue Of a decree - the Supreme Court
E:s OF the District of Columbia, passed IN EQUITY
cause 10. 44l9, Docket Ia. the 2th day Of Jrly,
1875, III which Denmeai .; al. we're Gem plsi ~ 1ts
ana b'rnead defendant, We viii sell ~ public anc-
III D, IN front q the premises, on MONDAY, the
9Th DAY OF Sc pteIntar- ls75 ~ $50 o'clock n
the west one half of Lot numbered two y i Of E. :
il square numbered seven hundred and nifty ST sen
GLT.l With the improvements hereon.
Terms OF sale One third u cash; TIE residue IN
three egual irstallnents IA six TO-, Twelve ~ and
eighteen - 1!)c tbs. deferred payments 20 bear
interest from the day Cf safe, and the pay NJ Z
Thereof to be ed ~ the notes Of the pI-ch
OF purcEsser7. Lien retained. 100 down the
IA u Tue hammer. Conrey alcilg O. the p1rchls-
ere COst.
Mar land avenue. n@aT the corner Of sTzCr. a.l
between p Snd 81 streets east, ard ~ hin squara
an1 half of taa l"itei States CAPITOL crouud-.
lt has front Of 3 fee. { inches, sui ,u ayvtsg.
depth a. I'D feet. and = in proved ~ tsco story
Frame House Occupying rhs western portion C
said lot. W.. p. LASSELLE, ,-rr,,.,
JOHN F.. HERRELL, AFUStSts.
aug2i-d&ds DUNCAkS0S BROS, Auc's.
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a WARNING TO WIDOwERS.-Tho Hamil-
ton Spectator chronicles the appearance of a
Fpecter GriXnsby. Tn haunted man was
D..oW-G known rs Ola Kitchen. whose de-
ceased wife he'd, before her death, a year ago,
Threatened 10 haunt MIN II he ever had any
thing to 10 with aL1ther woman. He pre-
missed &c comply With her wishes, and kept
his word until a short time since, when, II
company with man named Taylor, be
drove 70 SfultnFlllC % vista couple Of young
J: dies. 90 lis return home, late al nigilL,
Kitchen became Ti>'IlS uneasy, his agita-
non increasing a hey approached an old
church, IN graveyard attached TO which his
wife vas buried. When opposite the spot,
the Wtilte-roDeu form OF a woman was : zen
70 I4se ron thC grave gard, and fioat through
the air toward them" Kitchen scr-ama out
IN an agony % terror, the horse gave vent To
a villa snort ~ fear, and ran down the noun
tain At treak-neck Epe ed. and the apparition
continued - follow them, floating through
the atmosphere in terrible proximity 20 the
faitaleSs widower. The other man states that
il Cooked ike the corpse of a woman with
the death clothes on. The face was quite dead
ard eX press. oDlcSs, and the eyes We're close l.;
one hand was extended toward Kitchen, al
most touchi.s g his head, aud the other point
ing toward Smithvile." Finally the buggy
was smashed against a tree and the occu-
p. nts thrown Oat, anu when they recovered
from the fan :he~ghost was gOne.-IOroJlto
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Mn SUPREME .OthI % .THE DISTINCT

10 Iftns a SP--iI. I-'ll, ! -ss' = ] IS.
In the case 9 John . Esis, .. ai.st. - 80. -
"a seas L. 10 .STE y, dec sd. t5 attn iLiF
tor aforesaid tas With the appreciation ~ the irene
C1urt II the District g g.-Ia aI5r-.a.i arP0inr-
ed II ESDAN, - pterub.T -fh, l7E. for IL
hnal settlement aid tI.tlillI5l e ~ 2 rs,lL.sl
estate u said deceassc aLd "a the Assets hand,
Tar the same lHvo been collected anc Turned INTO
none. when a-s rt.1-e AZ Tht grall.ars ava D -
Of sad deceased are RDiiaei 10 a-tel, siia th-ig
claims properly youCE--or tfcg mas uti,. o.
law be excluded iran a.. seHslit ia said d-o@ss-i
estate; Prov iee4, g % q. t4s Crsl. - tas..el
one week f1r :hree veeks In the Evening Star
previous 20 the said day. 1ast.
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