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Die @escaI0aft 5mr gernd1ipfen
Ectni9,.ng bon Ge4ern,
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l|NzSalEOgDGA :
SS|22S5S SSs|2S2 2YoVE SONS
SSGAf "Teach them that which they will
EGl@eG p,e eIina ~ an tb ev hacome MI en-.

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SfeIes Snltitut bietet oorSIJiIbe GeleSeHIeit, um
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oereiten. gmpieblun9en II n ere y onner.
gBeeen nd9erer @inSelnbeiten wenoe man iib on
ooer aoreiIire: Us. -. Saoief, 4falt
(293-y) SIR. uno S, Toro 9hdriestr.
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An Chm and hf. salt.

B. writes to the Scientific Ameri-
can as follows: Where is your
salt, All Cbu lr said /. All Gnu
had invited me TO dine at his mess.
to celebrate the Chinese festival, and.
barring the chopsticks and some ma
tiOnal dishes, which | did not vent
ure upon, capital dinner it was.
Ah Chu and his msssmates were
working on sugar plantation below
New Orleans. All Chu passed bot
tie with a quill fitted in the cork
Vinegar ?" said I. "NO; here is
the vinegar" said be, passing me q
bottle exactly like the first. ME
thought yon asky for SALT "Salt il
was" said /. well, said Ah Chu.
that is the salt me gave Yoa 6rst. p
And sure enough it was; salt dis
solved in water and used in a auid
state. 80" says Alb Chu. "table
salt is served in China For con-
venience Of application, and exact
ness with which the seasoning can be
reghlat, d, give me liquid salt
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sairrel sailors

The Watkins (N. ~ Z em0craf fe-
lates this story; Robert Burlington.
Esq, who lsss on the east shore Of
Seneca lake, nearly opposite Coal
Point, in the town Of Hector. Informs
Us that in the year 1s32 lie resided
at Hector Falls. also on the east side
Of the lake. and Was building a boat
on the west shore he therefore had
occasion 10 cross the lake several
times IN his skif; and some DAYS be
uet from fifteen 10 twenty squirrels
crossing over the western to the east
ern shore oa bits Of bark and chips
The wind being from the west when
these voyages were made. the naEi-
gators always bad their broad tails
90 for sails, which enabled :hem TO
make good time, and reach their des-
Iination before night Their favorite
season for crossing over seems 70
have been in the fall. as it was at
hat time Of the year when Mr.. Bur
ing met with them in the largest
numbers.
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A STORY BIZ THE SEA.
BY THOMAS MAcKKLLAr.


At mid OF night beside the sea,
Inc moon lar IN the west,
sigh'd for one long gone from me
Whoday by day stiii seems to be
a u"s'i - ' ''eAs'
And suddenly stranger came
AS ifirom out the tide
a man OIL 90" d ye' staiwart frame,
whose lace knew not nor his name
he iahi ms oraWny arm on mine,
Ihat Old man oy .he sea:
MS locks were hoaf wish age ana brine-
his eyes with ntiui gieains did SHINE
= = ''N ''''
"Comrade 50 spaAe 'he weird ola man.
good ,fod ioses US al.
ms "oriu i oruer " pan
100 Droaa ior ihee on me 70 scan
Why hug sorr0" IN thy heart
AND nurse 1t il.' lle
ny ruo the "ouiid uii'ii 4 smart
why 'urh asaiiS' .i' seii 'ile uA''
Ia other years--iiO" iohs aso'
Comraae' eahh'e 'eii'-
IN sun anu shihe, In ram ana snow,
Mheh an was cam, Siieti storlAs Gu DOW
9'-'
saved his lie ana risA nine own
A daughter iAir hid ne
Before another year had run
The skipper own d me as a seh-
ouii' CABIN on the shore
Next door 10 heaven II seem hc'
for love came IN !he open aoor'
And from the raiiers 70 the noor
AZ s'l9''' i''s9'''1S 'N'''-- ~
The God In whom we trusted sent
a babe Of beauty there
And as the seasons came and ~eh''
Ihey added, 10 or giaa content,
w O'i'siS I"S' = 'l"'
Invent a voyage Ger the sea,
MY heart SUI staying nome
Ger many sea and lar country
FOR Eiie-saAe ana our siiiiifeh 'hree
a. ''-''N''' " ~
NY wandering Journey . e. / soushs
NJ! cot oesioe ''ie sea
for io'" ana treasure h~d Drought
Beyond my ooyhooas ~liaest thought
~ '.-- m,
NY huFr!lns iee' soon te4eh d 'he SPOT
ruin mock d my sight
Mid smoking einbers, black and hot
All, all had perish'd with the cot
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CxECUToR's NOTICE.

Essate Of John Ware, late Of Allegheny town
ship, deceased.
Letters tcstamentary on the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned. notice IL
hereby given to those indebted 20 il TO make i'm
metiate payment, and those having Claims
against H. to present tb I'm duly authenticated
for settlement at the late residence Of the de-
ceased, On Saturday, November Is. 1875.
JOHN q. REITZ.
cts Executor
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o. 90 con per day. Agents wanted. All
po u 9~o classes Of working people Of both
sexes, young and old, make more money at work
Tor Us, In their own localities during their spare
moments or all the time. than thing else We
offer employment that viii pay handsomely for
every hours work. Full particulars, terms, sc.
sent free. Send US your address at once. Don't
delay. Now is the time. Don't look for work or
business elsewhere until you have learned what
We offer. q. SrIssoS s Co, Portland, Me.
Janis
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Davis Cheap Grocery
oPPusIGE THE BARNET HOUSE.
noy. sly
EARM FOR SALE.

ELIAS Sneberger offers his fine farm, situate two
miles Northeast Of ScheIisburg. Bedford county
Pa. a; private sale. The farm CONTAINS la acres
an under fenca apd ~e.i Eatered, part Of II neinz
In a yc-5d state Of cultivation and The remainder
well tin bored. There are three apple orchards
and q number Of peach end cherry trees on the
pTemises. Public road passes by house and barn.
Churches stores, school house and mill are COME
nient This farm Is located bit th.se miles from
the Railroad IoI further Information call on
ROBERT b. SMITH.
ortI3 SisanksviiIe, Pa.
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4 DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Esssts ~ L srry Fsasi. ST.. late of Paint Twp,
dsseassI
Letters G; administration On tie above estate
haviug been grau.eIto the undersigned notice is
hereby given those inslch:ed 10 ito make smme-
Giate payment an! thUse having claims against il
10 present hem ufy su hentcatei for settlement
% SATURDAY. .sch day Of November, lss5, at the
late residence Of deceased
DAVID n HAMMER
oesls Administrator
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DUBLIc NOTICE..
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Estate q Daya SslsEer, late Of Paint toEnship,
decreased
Letters cf atInfRislratica On the aho-e estate
having iesn granted t. tie undorEgnetl notice IL
hereby given 70 those aGehte 20 it 10 M ke fu.ne-
aisie I,sy5neHt, and those having claims against
n rs r,rcseat ieia duly authgutilted for Seffle-
mcst On saturday, TIE c1th day Of Nov, ls7s ~
the late ress.leace of sasd deceased.
HIRAM SHAFFER.
ss-E AimfpiS-rafar
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Our devil says be likes to work sf--
ter hours, because it is pass time
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The Daisy Laboratory.
DUNBAR, PA.

l-l- AAt1. T. NA4.hEH. FEOFZl1rOE.
CHARGES ron ANALYSIS:
For determining The per cent. Vi Pure Iron
in ordinary oge.. .......... 90
For determining the percent Of Pure Iron.
Sulphur AMI Phosphorus. T. 50
For each additional constituent Of usual &C.
eurrenee. .......-.....-................. so
For determining the pcr cent. Oi sulphur
and Phosphorus IL Iron and Steel ........ IL 50
For each additional constituent Of usual 0c-
For determining the per cent. OF Carbonate
Lime an 4ns.lu1I. Sugriuus matter Ia
Limestone Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Eur each additional constituent ............ %
Eof determining The percent. Of Water, Vol
atile tomhustinlc matter. FIXED Carbon
and Ash IN Cosl-..................... y 20
Julyli-ly
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ggSrrETHw ATE Alls'','-S' 49,, 80 4. I
tA Law. sgueoe. -; i..II..r--,s rttend-
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified not to trespass
upon lands Of the undersigned In Upper and Low
eT TurkeyiOot townships, Somerset County, IN
der severest penalties Of law. Hunters especially
prohibited. W. l. H0BLIrZELL-
sep22
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...r -r,-s-y ATIDN.ea- i -,
Il LAa. s1mer--,- f~' aug 2-ly.
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.---.,vr.sClIzI-I ArroR''11l 3 3 -, ~
l..retv a-a Pension -s-.' .- fT..r
-. sises ih slaia-aa-l b. b.
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n j. E03sEA. -.,-.,- ArI.AW.
l.. AL i~''-' Ss-aersc., ral'a-
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Miscellaneous.
A PPLETONS'
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA
NEW REVISED EDITION.

Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers on every
SUBJECT. Printed irom new type, and illustrated
with several thousand eDgrayings and maps.
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TRUSTEES;

Deg usot GSE DOLLAR ana - re-
eg.r-a. ana iu.c-1s; allowed On an sums, I1ya.le
twice q ycs- I1..rcs. So 10; drawn cut D ai-ei
,3 the u-iusi5.aI thus COIPOUSDiNG TWICE
4 YEAR. without tr1uhl ~ the dsI7sitor toc-ll
ar even % present bis ceIosit book Money can oe
,..lbfr-ya DO aay t.ne allcr giving tie blls eef-
o.. B.. r..ss H.. f..- 1T
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FERNS Of Publication.
TIE somegss. Herald
Ba..aess C,mls


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Dice.

AUSTIN. on Friday. the 2lst inst A. .'sl ~
y M, bEFR. IA 50, eldest 90 gaf.f- a All ~.
day. 'H
Fuleral from the residence al hi. father S0aa
street ssutht at, sunday. the "a nst a. 9 n "a
tehttldEe snt EaStou Nd pap. I- please COPY
BENNETT. on the 25.h instant after a I.ng aaf
painful Illness jrLfA. the beloved Vie Of M Tim
othy Bennett, aged 81 years; l1ru IN the pari-h 81
Cal, COUNTY Kerry, ireland.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
defce. Nc. : > Jackson alley On Sunda, tn 2Ff
Instant a ) clock .. u. Tho friends are respect
fully ira tied 20 attend.
hELoFfRE. At Woltley, On Friday N yat
NORA " Dbl EroN' wife % DR. 4 urJoFFRF. 4. =
Amy. ara daughter q lemucl =. Niddletau.
IN" funeral viii take place 40 oak u U Cemetery
on SUNDAY afternoon, the sd tust., al 3 70 clock
tmohu' papers pleas copy.l
SHINES On Friday afternoon, II MEL SIo6aEs.
aged - years.
The funeral viii take place from MS late resi-
dcnoe, 81 81 street southwest, AZ y m Srnday
Zsi. His remains viii be rested in Ebpiiege en- NJ
church Relatives and friend, are respectfully n.
Xltcd 20 attend.
SAUNDERS. On Thursday, MAY %. after a sh.rt
but painful Illness. which ~he bore with hri-ff,a
PaticrCe Mrs lREA SAJNREE~, she wife 81 fhe l.ts
Lewis Saunders. ia the 9Th wear Il her 49,
80 fgueral from -. Duminick Church. ats o'clack
sunday, MAY 81 Relative and friends q tn fam
lly sre respectfully invited O. attend.
leruday papers please COPY
sou LIZ. In fhs city, IN tie eist inst. SAErFt.
NJ. Sol y, formerly of Dixon. limos, an the 7sth
year Of his age.
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pKOPosALs F0R MILITARY SUPPLIES.
400 GnEToT QCARTrRNASrER's OFFICE,

8
lSg GRAD ST, Philadelphia, Pril 6, 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE. with
acoNy 81 th- advertisement attached to each, Will
o received at this Office until MAY 2G. ISIS.
Tor Jr!shsg the United States Quarter masters De
parliIent with the following named articles VIZ:
S.l3 Uniform Dress Cans, $500 Campairu Hats
Sttt Forage CAPS and Coz ers, lC0OOJ pairs Wooden
StCcklngs, 10000 pairs W hIte Berlin Gloves p go
pairs Boots 50tvO pairs Shoes, 25 Q WOolen Blank.
cts, 2SItO pairs Oolen Mittcns, 40 Wall Tents
bling brushes, 50 90 yards 6 Ky blue Kersev 3G7
yards Fancy clos, various cJlDrs 20 aJ yards grey
tw1lled Shifting Flannel, 20 ~ ards cOored Cotton
Jeans also, Helmets, Horse Hair Plumes Cords and
Bands, Top Pieces and Plume Sockets, Eagles,
Scrolls and Rings, and Side Buttons for HeImets
ments, Crescents Tor Coats, Iron Buuks, Axe Heves
Drum Cords, Black Siesia, Black Padding, Canvass
Padding, Black italian Cloth, Cotton Waadiux
Spool Cotton Sewing Silk, Silk Twist Braid and Cord
Of var Gus eOlOrs, Fly Buttons. Hooks and Eye.
All articles viii be subject to rigid inS pection
and bidders informed that full Compliance with
SPECIFICATIONS will be insisted upon, and that no art
lcle inferior TO the standard will be accepted.
The G0yernment reserves the right to reject any
or all bids Bids are requested for the delivery Of
and also at San Francisco.
preference will be given to articles OF domestic
production and manufacture, conditions Of price,
ana quality being equal and such preference Will 5e
given 10 articles OF American production and manu-
iscture produced the Pacific coast, TO the extent
there.
All articles which are to be used In the States and
Territories 81 the Pacific coast will be received and
In, pected at San Francisco, Cal
For Information in detail apply At this Office.
Enyelo pes containing proposals, 10 be endorsed
Proposals for u ili;ary Suppies. and addressed to
the undersigned. RUFDS SAXTON.
pl26t,MaylS6t Deputy q. NJ. General
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
DEPoT QrARTERMAsTER' OFFICE

VASE NOTION. ID. G, Ma. 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, with copy
- Of this Advertisement att he'd, will te wed at
this CCe, Eniil II clock NJ, June l, SIS, a. which
Place snd time they viii be opened in the presence
a. bidders, 10 deliver required. during the fiscal
EFT commencing July l. ISIS, q the various Offices
al Otlcers Quarters IN the Di~tTIc. Of Columbia
aut al Fort Mpplr, Virginia. about four hundred
tiOl c. rts OF Pine Wood sawed and split ana in the
stick; four hundred (40l cords If Oak Wood, sawed
ard split and IN the stick: and twenty fire hundred
2stOI tons Of Anthracite Coal, White Ash, Red Ash,
or Ly kens Valley ot size may be called for free
from slate, dust dirt and 10 weigh 22f pounds to
the ton; and about fifty 1907 tons Of Bituln nous
Lump Coal. All the " God and Coal TO Ie Of first
class ncTchantable quality. Each bill should be
accompanied by written guarantee in the fI-slal
form. Preference will he given to articles Of
domestic production.
The lowest aggregate bid FIR Wood or Coal or
both Viii Be- entertained. The Coy crnIneut rcser,
tire right to REJECT any or al bids
Proposals should be- marked, ''Pr8p0s1t- for
Fuel, aud addressed o. the undersigned
ull iHtc'I alton furnished on application at this
Ctire- WI. MYERS,
maYlS-E- pcu1f tguar.crU,asf.r
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND wASHISGTOY
IN IHRoUGH LINE no BALTIMoRu
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK.
ALL POINTS IN THE NEW EyGI.x
,,.~, STATES
- NEW YORK 'D
HILhOVT CHANGE OF CARS
elegant AID improved finish - ~ "'0s'
IHAIN LEatlNG At Gas A. M Is pill
MAS PARLnk CAR TRAIN EXCLTSIyEIT
PULLMAN FALACE SLEEPING CIRS Nv
NIGHT TRAINS o-'
On and after NAY %, ls7s tr.ins nv .b;.
nne vii leave Depot Of Baltimore and Potomac
haiIeed Cor ner Of 9th and streets =. foIioyrs.
40 g. n Espress for Philadelphia, New YORK
- - and Pplu-- last daily. eDcept SUNDAY ~
9:23 a. N. Limited EX press-PrriIns9 e. r.;
t ISf fhiitleIphia, New York and points Eas.
lis NJ kSpress for PHILADELPHIA and New York
daily, except sunday. A'iA
400 m Express for Philadelphia and way poi,.,
9:O- ,. m. EKpre-- for PhiladeIphia. New yo,h
and poiy5s EaSt daily H'" AOik
PELbMAN PARLOR CARS on aH pav Train.
MI L IAS PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tiekets and Information can be procured a. the Of.
Beggage called for an checked az hotels ana MI,
ale residences On orders left the Offices NJ fbe
Con pany northeast corner 18Th street and Penasvi
-s1!s aFehner and on northeast corner Of Pennsyi
Nanis avenue AMI 6ih street
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
AVAp, Corner Sth aid street,.
u. n. BOYD, JR
oensfaa fas~ng-y agent, Pnilsisipkfa Pa
..., GEORGE g. WIIKISS
icOl ~ ,NriufPnde0f. Paftiro1-a Ht
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(NOHENs LOAN OFFICE, Corner Of Ia st,e
" asd Nep foyk Acsase, entrance on New 90
York avenue. The most private Loan Once ~
In the city. Money loaned 1t the Iowest rsfs0 q
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watchzs Diamond.
esnt Gent CLOTHING, CARPETS, Aad su srticles q
usssSs 60 oeo1trH2
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY PNY OFEICE

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
- WASHING TON, May 81, 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS, 20 be indOrsed Pro
rosals for Iron, will be received at this OH ,e until
I'm. the 2lst day of June, 1875 for the below de-
scribed CHAIN IRON, in links, TO be delivered free
OF eHpt nse TO the Government, at the Washington
Nav yard, al the contractor risk.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRT TING
81 6fO pounds in Il l9S links, each SIS inches iii
1851 pounds in I,4S6 links each i. inches diam
etsT. 1873 inches long.
SO pounds in DO links, each Z !; inches diam
etcr, IL inches long.
The iron will be subject to the following fest.
he links TO be bent double: both cold AMI hot To
have tensile strength Of not less than 81 600 pounds
and the area OF the fractured section be not less
than 81 per cent the original II will also have to
uidergO such other inspection as the Commandant
Of the Navy } ard may direct, TO whom all app.ica
Il rs Tor Information are to be made. The Iron
must all respects be satisfactory the Inspector
at the Washington Navy yard, who vi i'll have the
right OF prem ptOTy rejection The right is reserved
10 reject any or ell OF the Ofrrs IL deemed to the
interest q the Government. All Iron that may be
rejected u t0 be removed forthwith from the Navy
yard BY "a e. contractor. Should the contractor fail
20 deli er the Iron in su,h qusntitirs called for
and thin the stipulated time the deficiency will
purchased on his account, and h- of price, il
any, Will be charged 10 Lis account The Iron is TO
be delivered during the month of July next. Re
~pon-ible security will be required for the prompt
and faithful delivery Of he Iron when awarded.
Blank ferns for bids to b. had al this office.
q. Z. THORNTON.
may Nv Pay Inspector u. :. NAVY.
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IEPOI t{LARTBRNAsTERS OFFICE,
NA>HISGTON, ID c., May /, 1875.
SEALED PROPOS us, in duplicate. will be re-
- celNed AZ this Office until , O'clock NJ, June l.
ls35, at which place and time they viii be opened in
the presence Of bidders. for the performance Of the
daily transportation services by water between this
city and fOris FC1te and Washington, Md, which
may be required by this Department during the
fiscal year ending june -, lS76.
Bidders VIII state the price per man and the price
per pound, also. che rate per diem az which they will
carry the passengers and stores. Each bid must be
accom- panied ty guarantee Of two responsible per
sns that the contract TO be entered into will be duly
executed.
The rlcilt Is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Proposals should be marked, Proposals TOR Water
Transportation and addressed 10 the undersigned
Any further information desired viii be furnished
on application to thi. office.
maLls-Gt WI MYERS. Denot Onarferrna.ter
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GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
- BY virtue sf an order OF the Supreme Court
of the District ofColun bis, holding a court for
- probate business passed on the 81 DAY Of MAY
E'o. and approved By the said c. urt, holding an
Equity Court by decree entered the I'm Of said
month, in said year. sSall cffsr at public sale ON
The premises TO the highest bidder, or SATURDAY,
May SSd t5, all the interest, title and estate OF
seTah Eiizabeih Gross, orphan of Joseph Cross de-
ceased In and 70 the folio wing three several pieces
ano lots OF land lying in the city of Washington ard
plsti let OF Columbia, viz: At O'Clock o m ma RI
OF Iot 10 l. in square No 5Sl, beginning for - and
PART oi SAID lot at point ID stree: west feet
lrcm the southeast corner of said square and rnn-
Gthence north on the line of said street Il feet
sne inches; thence west at right angles 30 fsef-
tnence south IL feet and inches thence east 30 fst
70 the place OF beginning. And immediately there-
after part OF said lot No. l. in said square No sSl
Tor the said part ntioned at neinf
on said I'd street liz feet aud 6 inches from the
eoutheast corner Of said square and running fhens
north " feet aud inches; thence west AZ right
angie 20 feet; thence south l. feet and inches .t
50 feet to the place of beginning. And at q O'clock
p m. the east half of lot No. -, in square 6a3
Terms: One third cash on each parcel: the residue
OF the purchase money in two Ell ual instruments al
aud Il months, with interest the purchaser 10 TAX
deed and execute and deliver promissory notes and
deed OF trust TO secure the same the premises A
deposit of - on each lot uired at the fan Of the
hammer. and IT the sale is complied with in five
the property TO be resod al the risk and cost of
the purchaser. JOHANNA CROSS,
Guardian Of Sarah Elizabeth Gross
II. ID. CLEARY, Salesman
maylo- dads TRep. on day of sale I
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II OF C0y.TMRIa

SPecial Term, PROBATE JRtSdiclioa. MIy SCH, 1878
In the matter Of the will of Charles NEW
Ton: Application for letters documentary on the
estate OF Charles Newton of the District of Colum-
bia, has this day been made by Will am Bessie. All
persons inter es'ed are hereby notified appear in
this court on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of May next
~ ii clock =. m. TO show cause why letters tesla
meDtary on the estate Of the said deceased should not
issue as prayed. Prortdsi, Q COPY OF this order be
published once week for three weeks IN the Eyening
Star previous to the said day. Test:
mays-s,S;s A.WEBSTER Raaistar NJ WIN.