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INlQMTOWN, WITH COMFORTABLE RESI-
* By virtue Of trnst, dated August list, 1873 re-
Iii corded IN Liter No. rs, folio 3Oj will II, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF November, 1873, at
AZ O'Clock m. Lots pa, 225, 257 and 25S, on the
Flats ard rlsn Of uniontown, with the improve
mel Is thereon, comfortable frame house. Tho
property fronts IS feet on Pierce street, between
ard Jackson streets, and Lot 225 fronts
"a feet on W asbington street. near Pierce ut.
Terms Of sale 81 900, with interest from February
2ls ISIS, at 10 per cont and the penses of SALE in
cash; retidue in equal payments at six and twelve
months, with interest, TO be secured by decd Of
trust. All convey ancing and recording at purcha.
ser's expense. $50 deposit when property is struck
eft. FRED. W. JONES. Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.
Ssot will be loaned TO the purchaser ~ psr cent
haif yearly, il desired. nov5 dts
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ANOTHER PEDLER MCRDERED. There
is rumOr-wbich number OF justices OF tie
peace AID constables have been indus triouSly
following up. but thus far without a salts
factory result-to the effect that a pedier
named Jacob keyser was On Friday might
last waylaid, robbed, and murdered at. n
lonely spot in the pines between Smithtown
ard Holbrook station, in Suffolk county.
The story is that he was driving along the
highway when he was stopped by two col
ored men, who pretended that they wished 10
purchase something; that he dismounted
from the wagon for the purpose OF showing
them the goods, when they struck him down,
and mounting his wagon, drove away. He
managed to crawl TO house some distance
away, where he related what had occurred,
and soon afterward expired. The Occurrences
was hrst said TO have taken place between
Sayville and Patchogue, but the scene has
been successfully shifted to Holbrook,
Smithtown, and other places, and the inn
preston is that the story has somehow grown
woods Of Westchester-NY Herald 10Th
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
III OF COLUMBIA

VI COLUM blA.
ROBERT COLEMAN ct d vs. joan W. MOORE ct A.
No. 3,l22, Ia. Doc IL.
The trustee in this case, Mr.. A. Worthipeton,
hevire reported to the court that he has
sold lnt O, In square 2A5, in Washington City,
to William smith for eS094, and lot ID,
in the same square, to the same purchaser for
Il 10. this Sd day Of November 1875, ordered
that safd sales shall be finally raaed, uplees cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the Sd OF
pEoEMBER, ISIS; provided . CODY OF this order be
published in the meantime once week for three
weeks in the Evening Star Of said city,:
By the Court. A.WYLl1, ustice.
noS-fa b. L. p. wILLIAMs. Assistani CLERK.
In THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Tbs la dsy Of Norembr, 1873
a. JOSEPH MYsRs, % firm OF Charles III. Myers 4
Bro. W.. CHARLEs A. CARrER and WILLIAM p.
BRADLEY, as firm Of Carter Bradley. No. ISIS;
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Messrs. Gordon 4
Cor lon his attorneys, IL ordered that the defend
ant, william p. Bradley, cause his appear Ance 20
be entered herein before the nrst rule day &C.
curing forty days after this day; other sis6 the
cesse will be preceded with in case OF default.
BY the Court. True CORY. Test:
IL N6lGS, Clerk. &C.
news fA By jos BARNARD, Asst. Clerk.
N0TSS6sfSsJTsTs; m SsStTs g d,'RGse q q
then for higher cseh price thar any place in the
street. between 9th and 10Th, northwest. Prompt
~
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INCENDIARY THIEvES.-Early on Satur-
day morning the family Of Mr.. Thomas
Skuste, on the road between Flushing and
Jamaica, L.. l., were aroused by the cries of
one OF the children, who were sleeping in a
room adjoining their mothers. Going into
the room, Mrs. Skuste found IL full OF smoke
which was coming up through the door I'M
der the bed. She Immediately seized the
children and hurried out with them, and then
succeeded In arousing the other INN ates OF
the house, several I'm number, barely in time
10 save their lives, none of them saving
much more than the night clothing they had
on and a few articles OF furniture. From the
fact that two windows In the lower story
were forced open il is believed that the house
was first robbed and then Set on fire, and this
belief is strengthened by the fact that the
tracks OF two men were found in the vicini-
ty, and candle, half burned, was picked UP
near by. The house was totally destroyed.
The loss is about $4,000. Mr.. Skuste is a
market gardener, and loses everything.-N
Y EeTatd Sfh
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AUCTION SALES.
ioii Pshnsyivania avenue.


BEEwsrFR Tor; sUGGY AXP SET FINE
spaSS r aS MOI L hSs' 4 s6 ;'aH on fsE
8, built b. Brewster Co, q Brso%s street, Nv
difiOn. JAS. GUILD, A1ct' ' ~ Il
nUNCANsoS BROS, AueuOneer,,
u. Southeast corner 9Th and d streets n W.
oHAkoERy SALE OF gNIAPReyEp Prop.
LILY ON saTH STREET, NEAR STREET
e BY yi.t9s Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
Inv vii s.. ell in frSn; e the premises. MoSDAY
forty nine q. feet eleven li iSohss nm street
SIX, twelve and elss;een months, with six per cent,
1s s
ton Of the TTps,se lien Win be retained on the
Sio5 win be required al the time 81 sale n the S
terms of sale not com piled with in ave days the
ena.t!; WI. RIRTE WS9Pw%sSs TrS.,sss eur
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
nhuI THURSDAY, 18th November, ISIS,
WIN. REpIN woopwkRp, Trustee.
novn pUNOANS0N BROS, Aucts.
VASE; B; WILKINS LIAM Customer.
No. 1901, northwest corner Of 10th and streets.
WALNUT FRAME PARLoR SUITES. UPHoI.
STIRRED IN STRIPED REP, tHEANY CARE-
Ed FRAME;'M I. TABLE: BRUSSELS CAR
PETS; WALNUT WHATN0TS: WALNUT
SIDE TABLES; CHR0MOS AND ENGRAV.
INGS; THREE PLY CARPETS: MORNING
GLORY STOVE. WALNUT FRAME LOUNGE
UPHOLSTERED II STRIPED REP: wAI'
Nut g. :. ARM ROCKERS: MIRRORS;
. BRU SSELS HALL CARPET. WITH STAIR
CARPET TO MATCH; WALNUT HAT RACK:
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE. DININ,E
ROOM CHAIRS; REFRIGERATORS: COOK
ING STOVES: ROUND CENTER TABLES;
TWO WALNUT MARBLE TOP CHAWBER
SUITES: THREE WOVEN WIRE SPRiSG
BEDS; THREE HAIR MATTRESSES; Pill
LOWS AND BOOSTERS; WALNUT ga
BEnSTEADS; TOILET SITES; BLANKETs
EEATs AND sTANnS; PARLOR STovE;
CRnCkERI AND KITCHEN UTENSILS:
SEWING MACHINE, Howe manufacture;j
Also.
WRITING DESK AND CHAIR. USED IN THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, UNITED
STATES CONGRESS.
e. 0nTHURsDAY, November sih, IsZs, at
" 10 clock a. m, / shall sell at the residence
~ Of gentleman declining housekeeping, No
,2O Sd street northeast, between East Capitol
ard North streets.
Those in want Of good hon sehold Furniture should
rot fail 10 attend the sale, the furniture has been
taken care vf and is in excellent condition.
WASH. Il. WILLIAMS.
novlldts GTrib ,eoSdsl Auctioneer.
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ENGAGED.
MAR RrEn.

FBANK-pAMMANN. oLIyIAFRAxKtsA
pANNANs. NJ cards.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND CHG RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TIME, NOVEMBER 1, 1875.
As;nao-R.,i dE4E "a nxx 5. s,
Br,SEfast At Msrtin.bura. ar
7.0o-BsliimCre ard Way Stsfi rs
1I3-Point 81 Books and Way Stations.
8'5o-bahi"are, Annapolis, he!ay, Ellicon City
sr1 Way Stations to Point Of k'eAs'
so0-EEw YORK ExREEss.
TsssT.toxn and Way sis:iep', to Pied,
s.2o-BsII'MoREUS ii s1 ExPREss No stops.
Il;0O-BsII,more and Way Stations
i.Io-sEw YORK EXPRESS. 1870 m. on Sun
I15-BaIiimore and principal Way Stations.
EaF ~ sfsHp,Is At snrs
WAY stations. Main siem.j
3i3-BsliImoIe and Wa sta,i.ns.
sts.ions vi. METROPOLITAN BranehJ
S;s0-CHIcAsO AND CINCINNATI FEsr RxPREss.
S:o0-BaL- MORE ExPREss.
i:4o-PiTIsBURe FIsr EIPREss '
e20-BALTINoRE rxPREs.
s:33-BaIiimore and principal Way Stations.
I1:S0-sI LOUIS EAsT AxPKsss o
. 80. 9:35 pm. dsily.
5;so n ,l;is =; daily, except Monday.
s;as: li5, 900 i:4o'ii:so pm daily except
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION FOR WASH
INGTON.
$50, $40 9-I5 am 1880, 500, 6:2J, 9.I5
,. m. daily.
4:1Op.m daily 10 Washington only.
SO, 1880, 1890 an, $40. $50, $50,
10 20, 4 m daily except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hager-tovn, An
napOlis, st1uutOn OF Valley Branch. nor for New
York and Phiisds lPhia at 500 m. and i:io pm.
IOr further info nation apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
ass Pennsyi vania avenue, where orders will be
taken for baggage to be checked and received at any
point in the city. THOS. Il SHARP.
NJ sster of Trans portation.
l.. NJ. CoLE- General Ticket Agent
GEO. s. kGONTI, General Agent. novl-t
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FAST TRAIN FOR CAFE MAY.
BANKERS.

GSA TO $4,000 invested In Flock Privileges
~ gsys large pTohi, Write for q page book; ;
ekhT fREE. JOHN HICKLING 4 90,
Bankers and Brokers,
ocu-D IL Broadway, N Y.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

MASH. Is. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, .
w Successor tn Green a Williams. Aucts)
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID reefs
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A LEXAnDEIA AND WASHINGTON R.R,
ALEXANpR!AAE AND FREDERICKSBURG b Il.

CrTs,r a b and 81 rib streets
Local trsins leave for Alex spdria follows: 6,
80, 10, II = m 1, 8, 4, ., D, . .. N; and
: o M, AID aId p. u. daily, AL other trains
daily except Sunday.
Local trains leave Alexsudris as follows: o, =,
3, 10, a. II 1, 3, !, 5, o and y. IN. The o,
., and @ q n and and .. m. from Alexandria
daily; all other trains oaiiy except sunday.
Trains for h. Virginia Midland road leave Wash
inston daily a: s:i3 a. m. and 90 p.
o. N. and 3. m connect with trains on W ash
fLgton and Ohio K. K
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washiy gtou % In daily ,eAcep Sunday.
Through tieke 8 20 al points South and Southwest
for sale at Ofcos 18th street and P6nnsy.ys
Liza avenue, AID corner 9Th street and Penns
avenue, wberr Passengers can leave orders for bag
gage to be checked ~ all hotels and Residences
through to destination. ID. N. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Agent.
GEO. q. WILKINS, General Supt.,
IA
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fNHOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latimer h Clsary,
Southwest cCrner Pennsy lvania avenue and Ilth e.
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1919 GREAT 1O4S
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919

VO1S GREAT 1912
1919 PENNsTLVANIA ROUTE 1919
NoRTHw Est, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave follows:
Hashington-.-- 500 q. m. Baltimore .:23 9. m.
.--.-.l 80 q. m lib p.m IN.
..-... $50 p. IN. SO D. IN.
1HE CHEAT DOUBLE TRACK R0UrE,
with elegant Scenery, Palace State room Day and
Night Cars, with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central
New York.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WASHINGTON to the WEST and
MOTH without change.
Tickets b. tBis route can DO procured at the Of
ices, corner o. 3ih street and PennsJ wanna ayeaue,
and corner 81 Sch street and Pennsylvania avenue,
under National Hotel, where reliable Information
will be given az all times.
Passengers prOcuring tickets at these Offices can
secure acc1m's ds ions In Palace Cars for Chicago,
Pittsburg ani Enchesfer.
ID: NJ. BOYD, JR., Gent Passenger Agent,
marl6 ly Phi!aiel phta, Pa.
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~ THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE DE-
scribed property having failed to comply with the
terms Of said sale made September ., ISIS, shall
resell the same at public auction, the premises,
on SATURDAY, November 9th, 1878, at O'Clock
p NJ, at the risk and cost of the defaultng pur-
chaser.
CE0. W. STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee
novl-d j. T. COLUWkLL, Salesman.
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ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings cerner II aud streets N. W

= ~
fSkMs 81 SAPEA!k q +. PAEfEEsSF
AND AND The h asTsta Pa HE bES HSS
s sso ON The I'll pa RAL IrA AND OHIO
N BY virtue of deed Of t. ust dated April l. A.
ISL, to panieI J.; Eaton and /, myself, duly
land records for Washington county, in the District
Of Columbia and at the request Of the party secured
ises, on MONDAY, september 18Th, 1875, at 5
O'Clock m., ali that certain piece and parcel of
nP1 ed'Rf IL the fonoy
metes and bounds, to wit; Beginning al, the Stone
esed SSd Tuning 9n
psTebes OF e wR 6ysts Se that runs
10 Stone No 5, TO the west line, condemned Tor the
serches and seyes q links with said condemned
is Of lot oWGd ~ dTar
thOnoe with said line fence north twenty three 23
fifteen as LINKS to iccat Tree standing at the end
OF .aid fence. marked for corner; thence south
eight ~ per ches and seven q liaks. more or less
to the division line SEPARATING this land from the
said lie ard contfr nation Of the direction there
Of to the beginning, Stone No 4; containing sixty
perches more or less, excepting six 80 acres and
thirty three 1897 perches, sold, TO one Mangum BY
lssi ard lSts Numbered 9, 10, II, i; il square 3
s1d IN square OF W. Jones subdivision Of
Terms 81 CO., with interest at 10 per cent, per az.
from pr ISIS, to day of sale, penses OF
sale In cash, less S225 paid on account and the bal:
az 81 six and twei Ss months With Interest from day
$40 as deposit will be required Of time Of sale All
eonveyancing at sHpense Of purchaser If terms o.
sale the Trustees reserves the right 70 resell the
gro ". sTIcKF s61p SHiyiying s Trustss,
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NEW loRk AND WASHINGTON
Il N NJ Il n

hOfNn avn :"
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADEI PHfh.
NEW YORK. BOSTON,
ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
STATES
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGES OF CARS.
The eIul rIr- M on this line is and OF the most
elegant and i'm proved finish.
MAN PABLOR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TR4INS.
On and after September 18Th, 1878, trains BY thiAs
line Will leave depot OF Baltimore aud Potomac
Railroad, corner OF 9th and ID streets. follows:
s;45 q m. press for Philsdelp kia- Ees York
and Points asst daily, except Sunday
for Philadelphia, New YORK and points East
daily eNcep t sunnay.
lis N. H. press for Philadel CHA and New York
daily. eNcep: Sunday.
4:3O N. kNrress for Philadelphia aud Way points
eos m. Express for PHILADELPHIA, Nsw York
PuILmAN P1RtoR OARS on all Day Trsins.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Night Trains.
Tickets and Information can be procured at the Of
fees Of tie CO IpaGy.
Bagssee called for and checked at hotels and pri-
waite Tesideuc orders Left at the Offices Of the
company, OCiheast corner 18th strsef and Pennsyl
yanis avenue, snd on northeast corner of Pennsyl-
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAIL
D. nj BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger Agent, Phil.telphis, Pa.
GEORGE q. WILKINS,
febl Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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L Auctlorter AID Real Estate Broker,
At the oil stand Of Latimsr Il ClesrY,
SoEtkves. corner Peuna. svenue and lish street
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i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of Latimer h Oleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llto ST.
26 BUILDING LOTS IN UNIONTOWN AT PUB.
Lie AUCTION.
- On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, November
18Th, le75. At Al o'clock. shall sell the
- premises, Lois 367, 365, 500, $40. Hl, on Wash.
Deton street, between Adam and Market Place.
immediately after, Lots 392 to i0i inclusive sit.
usitd on Washington street, between Pierce and
Adams.
Also, Lots 527 to 54 inclusive
The sale off. great inc uceIent the terms will
be made to suit purchasers. conveyanciug az pur-
cha sers cost. 20 will be required each Lot at
time Of sale. plat Of the ,, operty be at
rova THOs BOWLING, Auct.
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, September 81, ISIS, same hour and
GEO. w. STICKNEY Surviving Trustee.
sepl3 eo&d5 J T. LOWELL, Salesman.
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is RURTHER POST
poned until TUESDAY, sepren Der 2cth, 1875, same
hour and place,
GEO. w. sTICKNEY, Surviving Trustee
ser22 eo&ds 1T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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HARNESS. At AUCTION
h"R sii be sid, in trout Of store, on AT
6sS@zzs UBDAY MORNING, November l. th,
'@N i2}s O'Clock, one side spar Top Bug
sy, built BY Brewster Co., Of Br0ome street, n. "
ORR: one set RTness, made by " God, Gibs
Co, New York. Int iitile used, and in good con-
diiion. JAS. GUILD, Auct. IL
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MARRIED,

On Thanksgiving Day, Nntember %, 1875 at
th.- Bolivar NJ h. Church bv Kc7. II. p. West.
Capt CHARLES Z. DUDROW, OF Baltimore, 90
Miss MAEY T.. HEATER, daughter OF Mr.. Rich
ard Heater, formerly OF this town.
Ia Harrisouburg, Va, December lst, 1875. by
Rev. Mr.. Walker, SIR WA. MANUEL. ot uar-
per's Ferry. employee OF the Il. IL O. r. l., 20
Miss MYRA c. GAINS. of HIrrisOuburg, Va.
At the residence Of MAJOR $. FORMER, IN Indian
apuli.. Iud.. ON the 2lth OF November 1915, By
l;cy. VI. IL. Richards Rev. 1. MY EkS. OF san
Fraucisco, California. u Mrs. ;. +. BlIrLB, vi
dow th- late tov.-D. Bttttr, b. d., OF ga
yannsh. Ga, aud formerly ut Shepherdstown.
AtLeet1wn. November % 1915. by Rev. J. ".
smith. Mr.. SNOWDEN H. WATSON. OF Jctlcr-
son county, TO Miss ANNA C. HOMER, Of Green
castle, Ia.
In Nartiusburg. by Rev. J. " Cornelius HAIR
RY j. UOCKENBERkN, of Smyrna, Del, aud
Miss MINNIE l.. HOFFMAN OF Ma tius5urg.
In Mirtiusburs, bv Rcv. !. W. Cornelius, Mr..
JAMES VI. LEONARD To- Miss AHDELLA MIN
CHM, both OF Berkeley county,
Al Bucna VISTA" the residence Of The brid :
father. by the Rev. Edward II. Ingle. M9RTI-
MEX ". ROGERS, %! Btltimorc, 10 Miss JENNIE
TAl LOE, OF Berkeley county.
On December lst, 1875 in the u. E. Church,
South. in Darkcsyilr hy Rev. Z. H. Wilson, Nc.
j. A. SHERkAED 10 Miss ANNIE STEWART,
al of Berkeley county.
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Religious Notices.

Preaching At Epbietuwn on next Sunday
lta-morr,vl at II O'Clock, bY Rev. 4. B
Dolly, of Berryvi,le, at which time We propose
also To attend to the administration Of The
Lords Supper aud also tie ordinance of bap-
tism. j L. KiBLER, Pastor.
Providence permitting the fourth Quarterly
Meeting for Shenandoah Circuit N. +. Church
Slnlh. will be held at Fleetwood commencing
Saturday morning, Decent er 25,h. Preach
iug at o'clock by DR.. REGISTER, r. L. lie
viii preach also ou Sunday 10Th.
a RuBEY, p. C
Rev. T. Shepherd will preach in Tie
Baptist Church Tomorrow morning att
night.
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Church Notes.

Tie Prcsfyterian pulpit Of this town was
filed ON Sunday morning last in the absence
Of the astor, by the Rev. j R. Graham OF
Winchester, who preached with great ability
aud acceptance.
Rev. Ar. Arbosast, President OF Winchcs-
ter Female College, preached in the NJ. &.
Church. South, in this place on Suudiy morn
ius-a SERMON full OF force aud eloqneuce.
The excessive rains prevented the opening
Of tie churches at night
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TsE BEsT FAMILY NEwsPAPER.-l h's 70
the claim which the publishers OF the New
York Observer make in bebalfof their paper
nisa hold claim TO make in our day, when
there are so many papers; hut an Underwriting
course in sending out, for fity-three years a
large. full, fresh. readable, and pure uewspa-
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claim. We can recommend the 0bserrer.-
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Martinsbnrg Matters.

Mr. John Harmon within few days lost
two daugh,ers-asei aud years-oi Dip
iberia.
Mrs Hill, an aged widow lady, fell upon
the ice in stepping from her door, aud was
severely hurt
On last Sabbath, Mr. Nathan Vanmeier, OF
Dry Ruu district. buried the fourth aud last
of his elder children Mary Bell, aged y years.
On the nth of last September, his hrst son
died after short Illness. aud "ilhin the short
period Of ten weeks three Others. son and
two daughters have succumhed to the fell de-
s,ruyer. Few families in our community have
beeu SO severely stricken in 50 short time.
rNg,esmaa.
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Editorial lettings.

Hon. C. J. Flulkaer and Ex-Gov. Walker
Of Virginia have seats side by side in Congress.
Gen. Inbolen has been bound over to keep
the peace. He has appealed from the decision
Of the lower Courts to the Court Of Appeals.
Judge Raymond, Of the supreme Curt Of
Appeals, presiles over the Bennett BaTdeit
Impeachment trial.
The articles Of impeachment against Audi
tor Bennett and Treasurer Burde;, were OH
eaHy communicated by the House Of Dele
gates Thursday week. The House waited
upon the Senate 10 a body
Las, week the members Of The Legislature
made a yisi, to the Peai,en,iAry. The super
iateudeot ough, 20 be impeached ior letting
some Of them get away.
President Grant is no, in favor Of reeognis-
ing either Cuban independence or Cuban bel
li-ereacy. though be seeus to favor, when the
proper time comes, friendly mediation.
The views Of tlo Pres ilcut ON the subject
Of tle currency aud Of specie resum ption are
Ia accordance with has fy5mer expressions, aud
Will command cordial concurrence among all
alo desire % ses the finances and business OF
,he country on a sound lyo,ius-says The BIi-
tuore sun
We I-lt onr Senior 10 Washington on Tues
day. Hcappsarel upon the door Of Congress
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Commissioners Notice.

IN the circuit Cour, Of Jefferson County,
West Virginia,
AL BANK or WI CHESTER,
Agaiaa
JAMES ~. SHIRLEY and Others.
Extract from Decree Of NoremJer 10. 1875.
IT'S ordered that this cause be referred TO
| CleOn Moore, a Commissioner Of this Court,
With directions take account Of all thu debts
which are liens on the Real Estate VI the Defen-
dabt Solomon A. Bates, in The order q their
priority, stating nhether such liens Ore binding
upon tie whole Of such Real Estate, or whether
some Of them are binding on part only, snd IS
20 yy0a what part, also ~ ascertain and state
the total value Of said Real Estate and also It's an
nual or rental value, AID make report % tho
Court in order 10 a further Decree.
C0pv--Tezte.
ROBEKT 7. BROWN.
Clerk.
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DIED

In Nartbsburg. on the 2jth Of November, 1875,
LEWIS LONGHGIMER. aged 81 years.
In Nartinsbur-. Ms. SMITH. wife o. Thomas
Smith aged - years month, and lays.
In Cumberland Nd. NV. u, 1875, oi Sma l.
box. NJ. ISAAC JONES. formal, OF shepherds
town, aged about 90 yesrs
In Sttinesyill,. on November g. 1875. Mrs.
KATE PRICE. daa.ht-rof Mr.. Ia nes Chambers
OF Msrtju,burg VA the 22ud year oi her aga.