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SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON 20TH ST. BETWEEN q
AND n STREETS NnRTHM

Heal Estafe AMI Insurance \ gents.
LeDrOit Building, corner sth aud sts. northwest
CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON 2OTH ST, BEIWEES q
AND n SHEETS NORTHWEST.
IS preme Court Of The District Of Columbia Passsd
on February 10, lsl5, N chancery eause No. 5sSs,
l. com plainaut and Martin Renehan 81 al. are de-
PENDANTS, viii Offer for sale on THURSDAY, June
premises, and 70 the highes, bidder the south q
feet 6's inches q Lot numbered four, a. OF square
numbered one hundred and twenty, l1j-l said lot
fronting twenty nine leet six and one fourh inches
with thai width one hun iued aud forty three feet
ten inches l4S feet 10 inchesl % twelyef00t alley.
The improvements consist Of two-story Frame
Terms: One fourth cash; balance fn 6, u and Is
months from day sale with Interest all cash At
time OF sale. Trustee reserves q lien on the prop
erty for deferred payments. COuyeyanciug a. pur-
terms of sale are not complied with within ye days
from day Of sale, the Trustee reserves the right 90
three days notice in the Eyeni1e Star.
JA ADtsG s mIbSsEfSs TTSs,s.
1-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED uutiI
FRIDAY, June 18th, ls75, at the saIae time ana
jeiI,eo1ds YouNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auc,s.
FRIDAY, June 25ih, Us, Al the same time and
place. By order Of the Trustee;
OowSSMIAsN 4 e st. ,,uo..
ll2 7th street northwest.
SALE AT AUCTION.
IN On THURSDAY, the list day OF uly. ISIS, at
* O'Clock .. m, we will sell st public auction,
ia front Of the premises, all that piece parcel %
ground ia Uniontown. II. C., situated on the west
side of Pierce street. 81 It's intersection th HArr
son street beginning at said corner Of Pierce aud
Harrison streets, and running northwesfwsrdly ~
feet Harrsca street, aud running back with that
proved by good story Frame House containing
nine rooms There IL excellent garden on the lot
ard o pump Of pure wafer Al the door
Terms Of sale: Il 500 cash: balance in n ant 20
months secured by notes bearing Per cent. inter
DODGE pAkNEfLLE, 500 81.
iels BOWMAN A GRkkN. Aucts.
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CHANCERY sALEOF YALuABLv ImPRo

N0UNG Il MIDDLETON, Auctioneers
i Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LeDrot Building, corner Sth and L SITS. northwest
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THoMAS BOWLING,

III 'nt-nhS wv LlNhs
Il Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Latimer Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth 81.
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IF iC . A L.


Hal k-'ate Broker sul Auc:iou-er,
Federal BClIliugs, corner Tin aud : .,r.'..,,,
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RY GATAIOEnE

TNHOMAS BOWLING,
Il AuctiOneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of Latimer & Cleary,
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue aud llth ST
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ERTy ON 2oIT ST.. BTTMFES n sNn pr q
SIS. N0RTHN Est, At AUCTION.
- b. Niriu" of deed of trust, datei Angust 81,
- lS.O, and re 'ortcd in Liber No 622 folio as, et
= sea one Of the land records for the District Of
Columbia, and AZ the Request oi the party secured
thereby shall sell on THURSDAY, June 24th,
lo.5. at clCCh m, In front OF the premisrs the
following pieev- or parcels Of ground. living aud
being IN tue city q Washington, in tie District ~
Columbia, ,kuown and described as Lots nu,nheret
three 81 and Tour. A. IN square numbered hun
pred and twenty eight l2s,l LAID down upou the
original ground plan of said city of Washington
Terms; The amount Cue and SCI ured b. said Iced
ct trust and expenses 81 sale IN cash. the balance al
SIX and twelve months, with Interest. secured by
deed II trust on the property A deposit 81 80 On
each lot required at time II sale. All cOnyeyanCing
at the cost of the purchaser.
II CLAGETT. Trustee.
Je.l 81 TH0S. BOWLING. Auct
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} }Hs Nv EF rHsdN' Trustee.
jelJ t.Sasi J T. GOInMEII, Salesman.

NOCSG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
II Real Estate aDi Insurance Agents.
LeDrOit Building, corner sth and n SIS. u0rtLwes
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81 BY ORDER OF THE COURT, THE ABOVE
sale l. hereby Postponed until MONDAY, thu 2.th
day Of June, 1873. A. the same hour and place
WILLIAM J. MILLER. Trustee
le2l -dA Ia y. ID. CLEARY, SALESMAN
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

II II. WARNER.
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner It'll and L stS northwest
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rs THEAEOvE SALE Is POSTPONED until
pNESDAl June %, 1875 same hour and place.
BY order Of the Trustee lel9
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE N THE DIS
TRlGT OF COLUMBIA AT PVEI,fc
AUCTION FOR THE AMOUNT pIrF,
OR SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT
THEIEtS
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- L. WAREER,
L.. Real Estate Broker and tuctioneer,
No. 729 9TH street. between and II.
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AUCTION SALES.

AuctiOneer and Real E-;>:e Broker,
~ the Old stand OF Lstimer Claa-f.
southwest corner Pennsy lvsnia avenue snd 18th
VALUABLE BTILpISe LOTS IN GEORGE
- On FRIDAY. June 2sth, ISIS. a, o'clncA,
on I be- Pis1 ,assn R vii, .e ,.n
tersec'ion Of High and Frederick streets George
town, each Ie, ihsy1E frs1t q 3 fsst ION High
Terms: One third cash; balance ia one aud two
years, with interest at per cent. secured by deed
chaser deposit Of sss required on each 10, vl;vn
Je?2 THoS BOWLING. Auet.
i Auctlonecr aud Real Es.s:e Broker.
tSrccessor 20 Laiimer 4 Clears,l
Southwest corner Penns. avenue aid il;h street.
ABSOLUTE AND POSITIVE SALE acHoICE
STOCK OF FINE Old MspEIRA. PORT ana
SHERRY WINES: Ftw Ions RARE aud
FINE OLD BRANDIES. BOURBON ana RYE
M NV 4% Ein xKRI HIGH eRiDE and DUAL
~ on SATURDAY, June %, at 4 o'cl OK.
Gssint sA ifi .orn9r fenn,yly,ns avenue
sclude> RoJierer Champagne, Dtari. Hen.
SSessey; AID EyegT@ Pale BIanij,s; Esst IHls.
Souihside and blackburn Msieirs-. Alto Dour5
Port; very rsre and fine. fev Iot- OF very superior
Bourbon snt Rye Whi>kys. Ola Jamsica. Amontil-
lay and IuekeTman Sherrles; all 4 rare viutaSes
Intendibg purchasers will have fan opportunity
instance from each lot by the aucti 5ueSrl On morn
i's s5 y sale caia'o5ii9.s nov r9s'iy
TEoMAs BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
Al the old = and Of La,iner & Cieary,
southwest corner fennsylNanis avenue and lith -
TRIsTEE,s SALE OF UNINPRovED PROP
SIS. NORTHWEST, At AUCTION.
- b Niriu' Of deed of trust. dated August 81,
$50 and re corded in Liber No. 622, folio a@5 et
sea one Of the land records for the District OF
tolumbis, and at the reqneI 81 the party secured
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twenty hye, t25.l in square numbered two hundred
ard thirty seven. t257,l assessed in the name of
George b. COburn in the amount Of one huAdred
and sixty five dollars eighty seven cents 1851
Certificate 325I-On all Of subdivision Lot number
twenty six, TO, i'll squ are numbered two hundred
GEORGE B. Ccburri In the amount Of ore hnndred
ard sixty five dollars eighty seven cents,
Certificate S2s2-O On all Of subdivision Lot number
drrd aud thirty as7 > assessed in the nane
al George Il, Cobnrn in the amount of hun
(Sl65S7J
Certificate 3253-0n all Of subdivision lot number
twenty eight. rs, , in square numbered two hun
dred and thirty seven, t2I. assessed in the name
OF George IL. COburn in the amount Of one hun
dred and sixty five dollars eighty seven cents,
Certificate S254-On all of subdivision Lot number
dred and thirty seven 237 } assessed in the name
az George u. Coburn in the amount of one hun
dr.d and sixty-hye dollars eighty seven cents,
tSl6jyo7J
Certificate s2s5-On all Of subdivision Lot number
thirty t5O,l in sluare numbered two hund red and
thirty seven ~ assessed in the name Of George
Ii. CVburn in the amount of Que hundred and six
ty-hNe dollars eighty -seven cents, 1851
Certificate ss5e-on all of subdivision Lot number
thirty one, 49, in square numbered two hundred
and thirty seven, (257, assessed in the name of
George CobuTn in the amount Of one hundred
and sixty five seighty seven centsa 1851
Certificate S257-On all Of subdivision Lot number
thirty.two, 1927 in square numbered two hundred
and thirty seven. (22 } assessed in the name Of
George B. Coburn in the amount of one hun
dred and sixty i've dollars, eighty seven cents,
(Sl65 SD
Certificate S2ss-0n all Of subdivision Lot number
thirty three, 49, In square numbered TWO hun
dred and thirty seven, 23 assessed in the name
of George b. Coburn in the amount of two hun
dred aud ninety dollars twenty eigh. cents,
tS2@.S)
Certificate 32s9-On all Of subdivision Lot number
thirty four. tS4,) in square numbered two hun
cred and thirty seven, 2I } assessed in the
of George b. Coturn in the amont of Z wo hum
dred and ninety dollars twenty eight cents,
1890 Isl
Certificate s260-On all Of subdivision Lot number
thirty fye, 81. } in square numbered two hundred
and thirty seven 2S7 , assessed in the name of
and sixty five dollars eighty seven cents. les SD
Certificate 326l-0n all of subdivision Lot number
thirty six, (J6,) in square numbered two hundred
aud thrty-seyen, t2S7 y assessed in the name Of
George Il. Coburn in the amount Of one hundred
and sixty FIVE dollars eighty seven cents les 81 }
Certificate 3262-On all of subdivision Lot number
thirty seven, 81 > in square numbered two hum
dred and thirty seven, (2N ) assessed in the name
of George r. Coburn in the amount Of one hundred
aud sixty i've dollars eighty seven cents, l65.a.
Certificate 3263-0n all of subdivision Lot number
thirty eight, tSs,) in square numbered two hun
dred aud thirty seven, rs, , assessed in the name
and sixty five dollars eight! seven Gents los
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RAILROADS..
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'The 1allg Argas,
All About Herzegovina.

Who is this Herr Zegoviua, anyway"
said young lady the other evening at
mixed party; lis he the new tenor that
came out with Iitiens. or is he in the
Salylni liner" Why how. absnrdlg you
do talk, Phoebe replied another young
lady, just as If every one didn't know it
was new sort of dress. saw the pattern
in the Bazaa, and its just lovely. It's
just shirred, and gored, aud cut bias. and
folded on itself, and trimmed with knife
pleating Of the material Here she was
interrupted by a corroborative young man
who remarked that she was just talking.
der zegovlna, said this gentleman, is
French for her, pullback, you know"
Another young man, who had had the adj
vantage of foreign travel, set them all
right with the holiness Of conscious super
iority. The Herzegovina" he explained,
is the national dance of the Hungarian
peasantry, like the cachuca, or the bolero,
or the fandango, or the RAM des Vaches,
or the balalaika, you know. Many time
have l seen them bounding IN its airy
measures, while the heavy minarets and
mimosas waved their tops in" Il beg
your pardon, observed another innocent
who had been abroad; Il think you are
contounding it with the Hogoverizini-a
sort of polka which I-saw danced by the
the Hunearians, and also by the Dalma-
tians and Dardanelles; Herzegovina is a
light Albanian wine, good deal like
Rudesheimer." 'Ah, you are right"
admitted the first traveller; the similar
ity of sound deceived me- The explana-
ton did not, after all, prove satisfactory,
and the young ladies, vino thirsted after
knowledge, prosecuted still further in-
Quiries. ''Dam6no," responded II trutl I.
nj young man; Il thought from the fuss
the papers were making about it it was IA
sort of game like bunko." Finally an
appeal was made to the wealthy and ex
perienced old gentleman who was the host
of the evening, who from his wide knowl-
edge of mc n aud things was supposed to
be well posted on every subject, Run
away, children, run away" said the good
and wise old man, as he beamed blAndly
on his two fair daughters; run away and
don't bother your heads about the cur
rency question. "-Chicago Tribune
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Attachment Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, lss
COUNTY OF Rock ISLAND. (
To the November term, A. d. 1875 Of tie County
Court.
John Henderer and Thomas Fisher, late partners in
business under the style and firm name of Hen
derer d Fisher. vs. Michael Grace. Attachment.
Notice is hereby gwen to the said Michael Grace
that writ of attachment, issued ont of the office
of the Cler of the County Court of Rock Island
County, GATED the 2Sth day of April, A. d. 1875. at
the suit of John Henderer and Thomas Fisner late
partne:s e'c., against the estate Of tine said Michael
Grace for tbs sum of sixty-eight dollars and fifty
cents. aud delivered to the Sheriff OF Rock Island
County to execute. Now therefore unless you, the
said Michael Grace, shall personally be and appear
before the said County Conrt or before the first
day of the next term thereof to be begun and holden
at the Court House in the city and County
of Rock Island the second Monday of
November A. D. 1875, give bail and plead
to said Plaintiffs action, Judgment will be
entered against you, and in favor of the said John
Henderer and Thomas Fisher and so much of the
estate attached as may be sufficient to satisfy the
said judgment and costs will be sold to satisfy the
same. JOHN V. COOK, CIk Co. Court.
T. A. NELL, Atty for PITTS r "a
Rock Island, H., Oct II, 1875. 10-lSdSw ~
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six Drills in the handle, No set of tools comp ett
without it, Medal awarded at the New Eng lun(
FAIR
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Also samples sent free to any who desire Prices
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ESTABLISHED 1881.
HOVer's Ink Mandatory,

Office, 416 Race Street, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH E. HOVER & Co., Manufacturers.
A Silver Medal and Seven First Premiums awarded
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The Manufacturers of HovER's INKS with the ex-
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All the varieties of Writing Inks and Fluids are
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THIS IS THE ONLY, LINE THAT RUNS THE
celebra ed Pullman PALACE CARS from Chicago to
New York, ,thout change. Ask for tickets via
FortWayne and Pennsylvania Line.
Through tickets for sale at all principal ticket
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- Silver Medal awarded by the Franklin Institute
of Pennsylvania, at their late Exhibition, 1874, to
the manufacturers, for Hover's Chemical Writing
Fluid
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-04-01
DO FISH HEAR!

Mr.. Seth Green, who has had so
much experience In raising fish, was
recently reported to have denied that
fish could hear. Several parties took
him up, and, citing authority to prove
the contrary. Mr.. Green, in a card in
the Rochester Democrat, defends his
theory by the following anecdote:
II will tell you how / got my opin-
ion that fish cannot hear. I had
pond at Caledonia about one hundred
feet long, fifteen feet wide. and four
feet deep, with a gentle current run
ming through, just enough to keep the
fisa moving their tails to retain their
places. 1 had about two thousand
large trout in 1t, weighing from one
to three and a half pounds. These
fish would lie for hours perfectly still,
unless disturbed, except the gentle
motion of their fius to keep them in
place.
Il stationed Mr.. David Day about
half way up the pond, had him lie
fiat, face down, and with his arms ex-
tended into the water. He held
stone weighing six pounds in each
hand. j then took my place on the
top of the house, the most conven-
lent place to see, and, lying down,
waited until the fish took their ac-
customed places. After that 1 called
to david to knock the stones together.
David knocked and knocked and
knocked, and not fish made o mo-
ton. except the slight movement con-
tinually kept up.
There are but very few of your
male readers who do not know what
a sharp sound has gone through their
heads While under water, when some
boy knocked two stones |
together under water.
after the above experiment, l took
my gun and fired it repeatedly as near
the pond as l could and not have the
trout see the flash. Not one stirred.
Then L took long plank, and stand
ing back away from the pond, 1 slap
ped it down upon the ground. and the
fish would make quick start. That
was because of the jar; and that Is
the only way fish hearn
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-04-01
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
Choosing q Berkshire.

Pure Berkshire hogs should be jet
black in color, with a thick coat OF
fine black hair, but choose one with
coarse hair rather than one that Is
short of hair. White is only allowa-
BILE on tips of ears. feet and legs. face
and tail, but not too much white, as
they are always black breed, and
plenty Of hair denotes a strong eonsti-
! tuition.
There is no such thing as white or
spotted Berkshire hog. and the men
who get up such stories to sell mon
grel stock are swindlers, and ought to
be sent to prison.
Choose Berkshire with.short prick
ears, and as short a face as possible.
with broad back, carrying its width
back well over the hams (it is much
easier to find them broad over the
shoulders than the hams), and by all
means they should be deep in the
heart place (from the top of back just
OCuitlu lhc SuOulucI lcSciJ dhu ouiOo'h
all over, In fact as near a hewn block
as can be.
In comparing the merits of breed
ing the various kinds of fine stock,
we invite the attention of the reader
to the following facts: Many men
who would willingly give 81 900 for a
fine horse or COW, or pair of sheep,
land very properly, tool, cannot see
why hog should be worth from 500
to $500, which would be the cost of
importing fine one. From a mare
costing $1,000 you have chance of a
foal In a year, but oftener once in two
years, and after two or three years
attention and feed, if no accident oc-
ours, you may, If fortunate, get from
$500 to $1,000 for the colt. The cow
and sheep will produce their stock
little faster, while sow old enough to
breed will, in one years time. with
proper care and at half the expense,
produce from twelve to twenty pigs,
and you need not trust to selling
breeding stock, for, provided you have
a respectable farm, the first cost will
be repaid you many times over in the
saving of food. extra price for fine
pork, etc, besides the pleasure you
would take in improving the stock of
the country, at the same time you are
adding to your own wealth. The loss
occasioned in the United States annu-
ally through feeding common hogs.
amounts to dollars, that might feed
thousands of people and enrich the
community.-H NJ. C. in american
S0ine and Poultry Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-04-01
A Word to Bows.

See here, little friends, to say word to
you. While we are with you for enjoyment thicky
sPrinkled into the web of life, we must not forget our
duties as we 60 along nor must get things too bad
y mixed. We admire the old saying that there is a
slime for everything" and we like the saying equally
well, that "everything should be none at the proper
tme." The idea that we wish to convey is, that you
should be regular and systematic in your habits, and
not do in one hour what is claimed for another AL
ways discharge your duty fully and earnestly, whether
It be work or play, each in its proper time You will
ind that this rule will make you beloved and respected
and useful members of society.