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RAILROADS.
RALrIMORE AND OHIO KAIIRO.p.

CHANGE OF TIME. NOVEMBER g. 1873.
a ioo-Bs,t5 Z. s "a T 4 5: s, NC TON.
6:20-CEic4sS' 81 L " a. sts an
,.oo-p srFsss. BTs.af,., :. Marlin ,sgTs AT
fal1 Of PoI %p =; K lis sad Way Stations
5ii33-Ptoiiat n R3Sts and wsy stations.
s:0O-NTw YosE kxPSEss' t on Sun MAS iaS only to
sop B1%S,; ~ ,q %T :. Stations
Rsss e T.; and .6 Ss s1sssS to Pied
and W.y Stations. No stops
iIo-SEw YoRx AND NORFOLK EXPRESS. lao
N: on Sunday stopping al Way Sta
iiSS-BB. , and PRINCIPAL Way Stations.
s.4a-BsNIti I FIedeIick, and Way Stations
IIs-F5sderiel' Point of Rocks, Baser.so-n
s H.s,,geI' rysrrys winches.sE and Way
sSSBsliimoTe, Anne coils and 1" Way stations.
ss22oo-SHIcAso AND OfScINNATI FIsf ExpREss.
1:soo-Baltimore and WAY stations.
J40-PITIsBURG FAST EXPRESS
s20-BALIBORE ExPREss.
ssSse-kEw 10s. N,ssI s.rHsss Sleeping cars.
s.ns Gsss q ANN Station
,,.,o west q Washington. Daily.
$40, 500; g 90 am: 10, AS. 1880. $40.
tatIy s1 m s' ss.n s1cspt Monday
500, 90, Ills. $50, sI5, IN 100 a m, $50,
LEAVE CAMDEN yxs sZ4UVoN FOR WASH
4;3O, $40: 9:i5 am 1913 o, 500, s:35, $50,
S:1S daily.
40 p,m. dsily TO Washington only.
$50, 1870, 1890 am, $40. $50, 6.3O.
IO:2O, 11:l9 N. daily. except Sunday.
No connectiOt. on Sunday for Hagerstown, An
napolls, StAuntOn or Valley Branch, nor for New
1OTk and PHILADELPHIA at 500 a m. and I o m.
FOR furTher infcEmati5 n apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
so Penn 81 aria avenue, where orders will be
taken for baggage to be checked and receives any
point in the city. THOs. h SHARP,
49, Master of Trans pOrtation.
Il. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. :. kOGSTZ, General Agent. noyl-H
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
NHpMAS BOWLING

THOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the Old slaad Of Lstimer q Oleary
southwest corner PeDnsytys nis avenue and llth 81
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sQCARE 5ey at AUCTION
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
IAlE, slI Y TED BETWEEN Isr AND On
sdRhh Ts wLSI AND N AND N STREETS
SOUTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
- By virtue of q deed of tTust bearing date the
Zstn day Of May. A. ID. 1870, and recorded in
Liber No 6l5 at folio s4 Of the land re cords Of
ne county Of Washington, in the District 81 Column
pa and by direction Of the holder Of the promissory
note thereby secured, Will offer for ssie, at pub
tne 4tk day OF December, 1875, at o'clock D. m.
that certain tract parcel Of land In the
CITY OF Washi oston, in said strict, uit:-A of
Square sJg nanb ered nye hundred snd ninety seven
tes.) containing eighty one thousand SIX hundred
and seventy a ye fee 81 ,675.D
- Inc terms OF sale follows, to wit:
Two thousand dollars in each and the balance, for
which the notes Of tfD purchaser shall be taken,
bearing interest IT the rate Of seven centum per
sn, payable semi-annuaily, and secured By 9
eighteen months deposit OF tvo hundred dol
lars will be 9uired ut the time Of sale All con-
yeyancinR at the cost Of the purchaser II the terms
Of sale are not wits in ten days the trus
tees reserve the right IL resell at the risk and
OF the defaultipg purchaser.
JAMES N LATTA. Ao'
nov30-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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sS-The Chicago grand jury has indicted
eight judges OF election.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



S &: i;sai;1 - 'ssl.FI .,:s ;
's s, e s.s sI nss Tr "a g no. Dos
wlesi srm-Sa .esisrS I'd, IS rs SnSsfS
r. ..i SAi e. Mar ssIyl,,s re .l IS; o. .neT.
a. nom SSnis s ly firth s'S Sso sss a
ssss western, old esass d. new W Is o 90
sissay -soa'hsrn sSsss. western hite, CAS- west
demand SSods.ryisns s s1S fssS.sl,.ass &c,
~. froNisions hrusout Quiet. Pork new, M.
sid. I.ils: g.oksd sctise. s,ssiiS bacon se.re.
s sae nrnl.seuld-r, cAsn. cirsr RIO ssde. IN sis
refined, ~ Butter arm sei soiias. sees srs,s:
PssFoeuT s.,a s,s,.' ,s.so, a.. frs,s. is.r.
hrpsr, not suc,sbI. hisSsr..Rie osrsoe.. issssi.
INV YoRK, Dec 10 = s,oSss dsll ana .,..a,
10y Sold, Ia ksohAHse. Ions, SO. short,
NEW roRK. Dec. io-Flcur ariet aud uuchane,d.
W heat dull aud unchanged. Corn quiet aud steady
At the stock Exchange on government securities I.
pr cent Sopsol. - 4 fcr money; 81 for &C.
count L. :. bonds, new Sc, Rtt. krte. Ts.
How TO MAKE BEAUTIFUL Haxcrra
den that as a basket ornament the Myrsi-
phyllum Asparagoides or SIMILAR" IA The
most Charming OF plants, and this IA the
mahseement lac recommends OF this pretty
vine Tor that use: Ito grow ~ well In this
way three roots should be planted In July
or August, IN one OF the rustic baskets 10
uUCu uScus TIE basket may then. for Conye-
nience, De placed ON the ground, I'm a half
shady position, and watered freely. Then
attach three strings, six feet OF more long.
one for each plant, 10 the basket. and fasten
the other enos At the top. at a good distance
apart, 10 keep them from running together.
Here let them grow ull just just before frost,
when the shoots viii nave reached the top,
.ooSen the strings nj the top and Irvine them
IN any form, either up the handle or round
and round; cut and pick out the strings,
suspend the basket In cool room. and YOU
Will have constantly before you an object.
Tue beauty OF which will never pail upon
The senses, but will Increase with the growth
of the plants. All winter ~ will be y delight
10 you az IL was 10 me during one of the
coolest snow storms OF January last, when
visiting Mr.. Hunnewell's place At welles
lev. Overtasen by the storm. stopped al
The village hotel TO dine. and two has kets OF
Tie myHiphyllum were suspended at each
OF The Ching room windows, which were
white with driven snow, aud the green of the
foliage was Intense and glowing and grace
July disposed round about them. Warmth
Is necessary 10 grow IL, but when hardened
on, III IL almost evergreen-a temperature of
- degrees being ample 10 preserve aud keep
IL fresh for long time.
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hOWNMAN q GREEN,
II Real Estate Brokers and Auctfoneers,
Ala 7th street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
sN Of sTREkT 81 THE #
B AN6C, souTHkasff.i wis., ZEN
,. BY virtue Of deed Of trust to us, dated the
siTn Of the party secured thereby, we win ofsr for
K s a oiOes on
I'll The Hst es If g of
two hundred and ninety six said part being the
thereof, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money to
months after date with interest 10 per cent per
snpum until paid. One hundred dollars down at
essd IN days the
trustees reserve the right TO resell the risk and
cost Of the ''f'ul'as soISSs SMSsMAN
pova.u 8Si q q G hflTTkKLL sa,s.msn
NTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
dec3tds Saiesman
rxIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEM-
cd a ns TsslsT AZ se
hS secs BY order OF me Ttqsfss;
NV Zeal Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.
No. 412 9TH street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, VIZ: FRAME
sEskEg. ace sEoEa Jet N a abST2 WEsF
BTREkT.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated November
2lst, 1873, and recorded in Liber 7T, folio 1854,
OF The land records of Washington couaty, District
OF Columbia, and by direction Of the holders of the
in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, the sth
day of December, ISIS, at O'Clock pm, all that
piece or parcel of ground situated in Beall's addi
tion to Geo getown, ID. o., being parts of Lots 254
and IS. In said addition, beginning fer the
the southeast corner of Lot 2e4 the west side of
Montgomery street, and run south " feet to Reuben
Daw line, lS0 feet from West streetD thence
~ feet to the west line OF Lot 2s4 thence north
feet mere less, to the south line of Lot 26 thence
east on said south line 10 feet to the beginning
improved by substantial Frame Dwelling house.
Terms Of sale, as required by said trust, $1,000,
with ten Per cent interest thereon from August the
2st 1875 together with the penses of this SALE in
cash. balance in II and Is months secured by notes
and deed Of trust on the property. S200 down when
not complied with In five days, the Trustee reserves
the right to resell at the risk and cost OF the default
ing purchaser.
WILLIAM Z. DUNLOP, Trustee.
does ids BOWMAN & GREEN, Aucts.
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AUCTION 6N SAFER AAtpESIRABLk BUILDING

NEW JERSEY AVENUE
- Or MONDAY. December 18th, 1875, q 4
clock m. will be offered at public auction,
- In front OF the premises, all that certain pisce
or parcel Of ground situate in the city of washing
ton, ID. o. known rs Lot lettered CO. in the sub
division OF original lot number one, in square am
Der sSs, fronting 241a feet on x street
Terms: 500 cash, and the balance at 6, L. and Is
months, at per cant interest. secured by dead OF
trust deposit Of SlO0 will be required al time of
sale. All convey aneins at purchaser o cost
oec9eod j. t. COLDwELL, Salesman
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UO1S CHEAT 1O1S
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919

1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTB 1919
NORTHWEST, SOUTH OUT AND SOUTHWEST.
washinston-.-- 500 q. m. Baltimore 5:2s .. m.
TAO Pm. :. -6:00p m.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK R0UTR, ~
with elegant Scenery, Palace state room Day and
Night Cars, with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved TO western and Central
MAKE CONNECTIONS
tnreugn rom WARRINGTON to the WEST and
Tickets By this route can be procured at the Of
ices, corner of 18Th street and Pennsylvan avenue,
and corner OF eth street and Pennsy ivana avenue,
under National Hotel, where reliable information
will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at these Offices can
PithburE and Rochester.
d NJ bofD, JR., Gent Pss,ens ger AGENT,
A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RR.
ALEXANDRIA AND Johannesburg R.B.,
Come Of Il and Sizfh streets.
Local trains leave for Alexandris as follows: 8, z,
NJ is .ad an. md g. s,t al other R Tram. ans
O Local traihs leave iIs1.ndri. as follows CTS,
ND a m and and and nm from 2isI das e.
daily; sll other trains daily except Sunday.
.. m end D. m connect with trains on Wash
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington ;3s %. daily ,eIceRus andsy.
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
mia avenue, and corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, where passengers can leave orders for bag
gage to be checked at all hotels aud residences
~ N''''H''On General Passenger Agent.
GEO. q. WILKINS, General Supt.,
lanl-u Baltimore, Md.
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Col. HUNTERS VAST STOCK FARM.-The
rancho of John 8. Chisum, OF Bosque Grand,
New Mexico, was sold TO Col. Il. ID. Hunter,
of st. Louis, the other day, for $40 600, one
half cash down. The purchase inc.1des the
During the past year Mr. Chisum has sold to
Colorado, Kansas City, and ST. Louis buyers
about twenty thousand head OF beef cattle.
Besides this he has supplied some eight thou
Arizona. The ranch extends along the
Pecos river from fort Sumner TO Seven
rivers, distance OF one hundred and hfty
miles. This is its scope north and south.
East and west IL extends as far on each side
of the stream as stock can range without
water. The range on both sides OF the river
is high, rolling prairie, covered with thick
heavy growth OF black gramma, a most nu
tritious grass. During the past summer the
grass over much OF this area has stood knee
high to cattle. The residence buildings are
situated in the centre Of the ranch. Stations,
or COW camps, are on the river at intervals
OF thirty and forty miles. Two hundred
the past summer. At one time this season
the horses numbered six thousand mead. A
successful raid by redskins reduced this
the purchaser OF this vast estate, will engage
more extensively than Mr.. Chisum In the
breeding business. He has just bought two
hundred saddle horses for use at the Febru-
airy round up.-Denuer Rocky Mountain NetCs
diamond I'm the United States. II was found
at the Cape Of Good Hope, southern Africa,
and weighed In the rough 10l karats- IL was
cut In New York at q cost OF O. GOO, and re-
duced to 40 karats. Ii is what is called by
connoisseurs q little ''of color" being of a
delicate straw tint, but very brilliant, espe-
cially by gas light II is about three-Quart-
ers of an inch in diameter, or the size OF Q
common hickory nut, and has sixty face
sides, each Of which reflects the light. II at
present composes the set of a heavy gold
ring. If IL were a white diamond its value
would be immense, but being ssof color" Il
has been valued by Tiffany, OF New York, at
only $50 900.
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CATALOGUE SALE

COLLECTION OF LAW BOOKS,
nRTh Embracing Text books, State and Federal
k44U Reports, Digest. and English Reports, TO be
A6 sold at my Auction Rooms, corner of Penn
:, iyania avenue and llth street, MONDAY EVE
MING, December 18th, ISIS, commencing at
O'Clock.
Catalogues mailed to any address on application
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
q Persons unable to attend the sale can have
their issions xecnted BY the auctioneer decq
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Il has obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Colunbia, holding special term, let.
tiers Of administration the personal estate of
DOUGLASS MOORE, late Of the District of CO.
lumbia, deceased. All persons having claims
hbit the same with the vouchers thereof the SUBJ
scrfDer on before the 3Oh day OF November next;
they may otherwise by law excluded from all BEN
edt Of the said estate. Given under my hand, this
decs-Y s1 ELIZ ABE TIA A. MOORE, Adn,x.
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re- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
poned on account Of the weather until SATUR.
DAY, December l, 1875. same hour and place.
q. W. STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee,
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NO EOnsUe.SL, El9l IN =. : g, 60
e s:.S. =: :sl w.: ~ 81; b 81: 81
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DOYs' AND OHILDRENy ULsTRRs in great
ID variety Of eolors Ct great REDUCTION In price.
a TTENTJON is CALLED to the SUITS and
IA OVERCOATS for the whole masculine gender
at the lowest prices. STRAUS, 10ll Pennsylv anita
avenue. nom
WONDERFUL BUT TRUE i-STRAUs IL
w selling good heavy WORKING SUIT Tor %
ct lOll PennsylvaRta avenae. noya
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UTHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
PONED until SATURDAY, December 4th, 1875,
same hour and place.
GEO: W. sTIOKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
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nUNOANS0N BROS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner Of 9Th and d streets o. ".
BOOKS! BOOKS, BOOKS,
BOOKS TOR THE HOLIDAYS

1000 VOLUMES BOOKS AT AUCTION
ms, Special attention is called TO the large and
k4r1 Elegant collection of hne Miscellaneous Hooks
49, many Of them suitable for Holiday Gifts, TO
be sold at auction BY DuncaBs Bros their sales
rooms, 9Th and ID streets, on MONDAY and TUES
DAY EVENINGS. December 9th aud 4th. at Z
O'Clock each evening. The sale embraces large
variety Of Standard Works, Magazines, Science,
Biography and Miscellaneous Works; in fact, every
Department Of Literature. Special attention is
called to this sale. Catalogues Low ready Any
orders left with the Auctioneers attended to-
dec9 DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
VNHOMAS DOwLIN0,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Latimer & Clssry,
Southwest Corner Pennsylvania avenue aud 18th st.
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IN + E LILO e {.

NJ = E &c e.
IA splendid new novel by Augusta Evans,
author of-BeRlah- IS. ElMo,-VdShtt,-etc. The
last and best beck ever written By this popular au-
thor, and one Of the finest fctons in the English
where.
g. W. CARLETON q CO, Publishers,
octO-m,wf,2m NEW YORK
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia, holding special term,
letters testameutary on the personal estate of
JAMES McGRAw, late of District of Columbia,
deceased. All having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, or
before the 9th day Of November next: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benet Of the
said estate. Given under my hand this 18th day OF
November, ISIS. THOS. L. McGRAW,
Aara
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~ THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
PONED, on account Of the rain, until SATURDAY,
November 9th, 1875, same hour and place.
GEO. w. STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01

snce then. Theodosius now reigns by the
grace of God. Heathendom has long
since fallen. The cross 10 everywhere
victorious. But tell me, where are are
your six companions? Show US the cave"
Thus spoke tho Bishop. And Malchus
led him to the cave, followed by an i'm,
mense cOncourse of Christians. In the
cave they found the iron casket with the
parchment roll, containing full account
of their history. For two centuries the
youths had slept, and now they awoke to
see rcgcnerated world.
The Bishop hastened to send An account
Of the matter to Theodosius at Constals-
linople. The Emperor FASTENED to Epfes-
US 10 behold their wonder. But the
youths, obedient to an inner voice, 10 the
sau7e hour that Malchus returned, had
again laid down, and the Lord took their
souls to heaven.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01

the Union Pacific real cOmes from local
business, although the to'Si p 'pulat,on Of
Nebraska. Wyoming and Utah, through
which the rs'ad runs, was In 1870 on;v
24O, ,42l. One>third Of the above net
earning of the present trans-contin entSl
roat would nearly or quite meet the an
nual interest, - 8 per cent, on the entire
COG, c! :he Nurthcrn Pacific road. With
this dattering showing. We cannot con>
ceive Of any good reason why Congress
should not Take hold Of tnis grant nation
81 project. and by leeislating on the basis
of the bill now pending. give to the Nor
thtrn Pacific the assistance necessary to
push ahead and complete the road within
the next few years A wise and liberal
policy would promp, affirmative action by
Congress upon this Imp"rt~nt measure Ut
sn early day.-Hel.na He all.
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SPIRITUAL EvOLU TlON.

The CONSCIOUSNESS Of ignorance. which,
is pai" III, IS the first step 10 knowledge.
The man ~ woman, Of whatever ag.',
entisfi.si WITH attainments already made
ceases to make progress and loses ground
A noble liscOntment with ones se Is
~ essential element of growth. Whe, ,
coupled with this, there il q ceaseless #
fort 10 improve to the utmost OppOrtuni-
tbs offered. there progress IS inevitable.
D" you look, my young aspirant, with
earnest amt xr1"nt Iongings at the moral
elevation of q Wesl,y y or al Edwards. ut
the wOndrOus achievements OF y Cuvi. r or
. Humboldt. vt The inteileciuN n hight Of
II II lt0n a Newton; 10 y0a say +. with
TrmistOcles, rhe trophies Ot Milti-
ads will not let me 81, eps'' r jOic' be-
cause Ut this unrest, and c0nsi'i.r 1t the
pie &c OF future conqu-sts. Upon the
battle. ff..ll, where th- vassiOns IT, cs'ase-
less cO"fli I wage .tcrnai war. are victD-
ri-s won vt Oncr most fearful ant. glorious.
While We live IL the bO,iy must tins war
iaIp last, and though from t,m.. to time
regard this strife Ms over. sense will watch
its chance end revolt from control. ~
outh the hOs blot,d Of desire. iu Did'tlr
lite the fierce appetite for power. or f.me.
or w.alth. ~ old age tn nut Oi svarire-
these all lie In wait to lead us from She
rixilt, xid In proportion AS We turn tiiein
into the nufriment OF virtue, will ba the
good they may be c0mpelied to work out
tor us.
The foremost champion OF tn age In
science boldly throws down the gauntlet
OF mst..fislism. and says, There Ia no
God" ''l;anst thou by searching dnd
out Go :" Ye. be aamits there - .pOw-
rr lie cxnnOt explsin. which Faradsv,
Iully his intellectual peel, hesitatcs not to
cali Divine. Tymd,ll ir..Ukiy admit.
there - ~ the hlltns,I soul wants not eat
i.fled wfth what meets VII the wants Ot
the understanding. Faith is as much u
faculty OF the soul ~ reason. ''lfeOder
tl,-r. fore unto Il esAr the things that are
Ce .sr' 3, snd Unto GOs. the things tlaat
ar. Gods" Let treasOn have its OwT And
faith its own. The cultivation Of one sut
Of faculties to the exclusion Ot Others pro.
ducee InOrdsnate KrOwth o. the QUE, aud
man who will take no testimony save that
0f bis sense, will soon be incapable OF
seeing anything with the eye OF faith -
But every unsn and every woman who
has soul large eu0ug t. furnish t'st-
~ ground lor these slemeoss. must 70
through this cond,ct. must study aud
iAins tor thesns. Ives, Weighing eyi.,rnce.
sOunding drplhs. bsla.cisG arguments.
G'visx to MASON the things that are 70
sons, aud 70 laith the things that are
faith =. Though ID every sGs there have
0sen sD4dels aud skeptlc6. The brightest
names upon the roll Of iitersrure. snd
art, aAd scsence. are 0f meu who EN-
bractd with humility the tsschi"gs u tho
sacred Scripture o, and sccepted The rrcOru
t6~rr. n gwen By hims~h.-lPhrsu0a0xlesl
Journal. .@ sg
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DIRECTORY OF COUNTY OFFICERS.
Probate JudCe-H, N. Mcguire.

DIRECTORY OF COUNTY OFFICERS.
Probate Judge-H N. Mcguire.
Board Of Co. co"'r'. E Y. Y %sisi.i %sSasx; sisj
Sheffield. Clark, Deputy, J. b. Finch.
Clerk and RecOrler-Arch Graham.
Tmasurcr-S. b. Bowen.
Superintendent Pub. In.-E. l.. Stone.
Surveyors n. Reed.
Coroner : A. ID. Mcpherson.
Asscssor-B NJ Dawes.
TINES AND PLACES FOR HOLDING COURTS.
Supreme ourt-At Virginia City, First
Monday in January and second Monday in
August
U. $. District Courts First District-At
Virginia City, first Monday in April and
second Monday in September.
Second District AT Deer Lodge, second
Monday in April, first Monday in Septem-
bcr and first Monday in December.
Third Districl-At Helena first Monday
u March; first Monday in June and fourth
Monday in November.
Territorial COurts-First District-ln
Madison county, at Virginia City, first
Monday in April, second Monday in Sept.
In Gallatin county, at BOzeman, I'd Mon
day in March and 4th Monday in October.
In JeHerSOn county. Al haueTsDuTg, tnlTu
Monday in February, first Monday in Oct
Second District-Deer Lodge County, at
Deer Lodge City, second Monday in April,
first Monday in September, and first Mon
day in December.
In MissOula county. at Missoula, fourth
Monday in June and I'd Monday in Nov.
In Beaver Head county at Bannack, first
Monday in June and first Monday in Oct.
Third District-In Lewis and Clark
county, at Helena, first Monday in March,
first Monday in June and first Monday in
November,
:. In Meagher county, fourth Monday in
Aayand third Monday IN October.