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Evening star., 1876-08-04

ARREST OF GREACo-RoMAN wREsrLERs.
Inc cleveland tOniol Leader states that
heygster (tne "Oak OF the Rhine'D and
douLneer. Greaco- Roman wrestlers, were
arrested In that city a few davs since on n
Nsrranl sworn out by hotel keeper 90
wnom they were indebted for a board bilI.
AcSor9ihg 70 the Leader, the wrestlers de-
posiIed with him a package said 10 contaI,
Sl,OOOl 500 aside, stakes upon the results OF a
wrestling match. But the match was NOT
eeSluS1, being draw, and when the landlord
asked for his money he was Informed ffaf
ne was safe, as the stakes were "a his hands:
out he did not feel so, and opening the stakes
Escksge Ioond IL 10 contain a bundle OF old
German newspapers. Sc the landlord had tha
wrestlers and their agent arrested, on the
charge OF being suspicious characters They
were locked up, protesting that they did not
olotter AZ the station shows that 10 cash
was found about them,
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ACCORDING TO a Louisville paper this A
the way Kentucky candidate for ONCE
gree@ voter; "Howdy, howdy, howdy?"
"Your folks weIiSS aTollable: boss
yourn?" "Tollable." "Neighbors all welI?.
.All for me this timer" "Sorter tollerable."
Gan IL be possible that reference is made 20
the parliamentary Wstterson?.-I PhQa. CffV
Hem.
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u Ii. WABNER, Real Estate Auotioneer.


STORY DWELLING HOUSE ON TIE WGST
sIph OF 2OIH, BETWEEH @ AND ST5.
NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF 8 deed OF trust to me, dated -
July Sth, A. ID. ISIS, aud recorded in Lfber ..:R
No. 7s2, foio q, one q the land records for -ix
the District Of Columbia, and at the REQ OF Inc
holders Of the notes secured thereby shall sell at
public auction, in front of the premises, on TUES
DAY. the sth day OF August, l576, at 8 o'cl ock D
m, ell that piece or paice OF ground In Washing
ton city, District Of Columbia, being the southern
half Of lot numbered nineteen (l9D, in square num-
beIed one hIndred and tw. l02), the said southern
feet and seven az inches Goth street west. and
running back with the same width to the western
or rear line Of said lot, improved By two story
Frame Dwelling Of seven rooms.
Terms OF sale: coo, with interest at ten (l0 per
cent. per annum from Jauuary sth, 1876, and the
expenses Of the sale in cash and the balance in
equal payments ct six (6) and twelve (l2D months,
secured BY deed OF trust on the operty and the
notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day Of sale. deposit OF SlW will be required a.
the time Of sale. All conveyancing at the pur-
e6asers cost terms Of sale Are not com piled
tse reserve the right to resell the property at the
jy8d MIDDLETON, yR., trustee.
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II H. wARNER, corner 7th and = streets.

II II. WARNER, corner 7th and streets.
PRoVED REAL ESTATE in HOWARD UNI
NnRslTY AND DOLE AND WEIGHTS cUB-
DIVISIONS OF OERT Ale GROUND In HE
GG2GTrFEIfx GGTFIfx0Trs 0r wAsHIsaroH, NEAR TIE
BY direction Of the party secured thereby, -
will sell. at public auction, in fr ont Of the =
premises, on account Of W hom IL may concern,~
on WkDE EsDAf, August I'd, 1876, at 8 o'clock ..
m the following described real estate situated 10
VII: All Of lots numbered los and lO9 in Dole and
Wrlghts subdivision, situated 7th- street road,
nearly opposite the residence OF General George W
Bslloch, esch lot being twenty five feet front by
tire hTndTeS and ssd & and & fee. to 9Th
Alec, lot numbered twenty -four in block No Is, in
Howard Untyersity subdivision OF John A. Smiths
farm, being on Wilson street, east of AZ street. 50
By ia feet, containing 500 square feet
The above lots are unincumbersd.
Also, Lot 10, In block 3, OF said III 1ward Univer-
sfty subdivision situated at the corner of 6tn aud
Lincoln Streets 10 By $50 feet, containing square
Subject to two notes Of $500 each, ated Jan uary
Hh, 1885, able in three and four years after date,
With interest at per cent per annum secured by
deed OF trust upon said lot duly recorded In Lber
NO 40 iono s ct Get one OF the land records for
Terms of sale will be made very easy and Will be
announced At the time of sale. A deposit OF a 100
will be required on each lot when the property is
bld ON. All cOnveyancing at cost OF purchaser. If
right reserved to resell the pro perty at the risk
and cost OF the defauitng purchaser either af public
iyi5,eo&ds 1T. GOODWILL, Salesman.
H THE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPoNED, on
account OF the rain, until SATURDAY, August
3th, 1876, same hour and place.
ansS-a J.T. OOi DWELL, Salesman.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOsALs FOB TIE PURCHASE OF THE
WOOD BLOCKS ON PENNSYLVANIA
AvEnUt, bETMHEN THE CAPITOL
EN6INlER OFFICE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Z
WASHINGTON, ID. O August S, l576.
Sealed Proposals for the purchase Of the Wood
Blocks COMPOSING the present pavement on Penn
s,lyanfa avenue will be received at this ofcs up
IL O'Clock NJ. TUESDAY, August sth, 1876,
BiaLk form OF proposal with all necessary Informs
tloD, may be had upon application at this of1oe,
sno proposals upon this form only will be consid-
cred.
The right IL reserved to reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous TO the District.
By order Of the Comm issioners of d. q:
Z L. HOXIE,
Lieut., Engineers U. g A,
aug54t Gurtreer of q.
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THOMAS DOwLIHG. Auctieneer.

DEsIRABLE AND NEARLY NEW 2SroRY
AND MAEsAkD ROOF PBESSED-BRtOK
SOUTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
Oh WhDNEsDAY. August I'd, 1876, At 6 IL
sell all of Lot lettered 30, !" In O. b. Church .lA
subdlylsiop OF Lots 2 and 8, In square mum bered
between 9Th and 7th streets southwest, proved by
with Manssrd roof; house contains rooms. bsth-
room, water, gas and all modern i'm provsments
Terms: One fourth cash; bal anoe in 6, u, Is aud
months, with interest at per cent per annum
secured by deed OF trust on the property Convey
anciDg at the cost OF the purcha de posit of
$50 required as soon as the property Is sold
Jy2o-d THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.
~ THB AB0vE SALE Is POSTPONED, in
consequence Of the rain, until MONDAY, August
7th, same hour and place
sugs THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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1876 r...f:t*tftHEArrA r...!:%*sftEArrA 1876
Yo the uoYth. Wait. and 4Auth Wost.

1876 r."ssSstf4fArrA r."sssSssftf.A 1876
70 the Hsrth, West, and SsltAvsst.
DssstIe Track, Steel Rats, Splendid sees-
srB, Magnificent Equipment.
Train. leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
R.TIoI Gar !. Pis.:burs; I;te ,. 2. DALI, Wis
sroess e sGndaS @ 70 oh''ss0' ana ii:so g. H. aAn''
Cor Oansndsisna, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
ana m sassss saI SIN
sno osps s5d tS .s1 IIr lTs
rss Sss ToIi ana u: East, s:.s ,. n. a.ny. y,n
nan Pasicr Cars. s:sJ =. m. daily, sScep. Sunday,
For Ne. York and the Eat. SOS q. m and i:1o
?. 70: daily sxesDt Sunday, With Parlor Oars st-
FOR Philsdsiphia, sos m and l:4o ,. n. e.iiy,
efTssS1 20 zoo aaf asy saS ssi
AocomInodation for Baltimsre, <:3o .. N. daily,
rcr Poses Creei Lin. s:ss .. N. and 4:ss ,. =.
sSi aaSssoss:; 70 500 and 1850 =. =. and .:so ,.
WAY S.,TkhIn AHp ALEXANDRIA . WASHINGTON
Tor AleIsndria, 8, y, 500, 80, IL Q. n, LIS,
<:2s, 8, 8, 900, and 11:40 p m. On Sunday q
For the south, via Rienmond, I1:4o ,. n. daily,
except Sunday; and via Lynohburs, s:so .. m.
Efsins leave AieIsndri. Tor Washington, o, rs,
On Sunday 1t and 10 .. m. and p. N.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and PaIIor Gar
Ecr;6essi corner Of Th{rtsentS street. and Fenn.
sJlysnia avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
asstin alton from Hotels and Residences.
YRAEK TROMs0H. denT Manager. jans.T
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BANKERS.

80, 800, 5000, $500, $1,000:
LEX, FROTHIHGHAM CO., BANKERS
"A and Brokers', No. ~ Wall street, make for
customers desirable Investments Of large small
amounts in stocks Of legitimate character, which
frequently pay from nve 70 twenty times the amount
INVESTED every thirty days.
deposit Of i've Der cent. Circulars and weekly re.
ports cent free. q pl1 eoly
500 ffHiS ffHniYzsfhHUR 4 fhUSIF HAt u $l,7OO
during the Dsst few months, under our improved
ystem OF operating In STOCKS. Risks reduced 70
ins full Information sent on syllicetion.
sp3-tr Bankers and Brokers. Wali r., IL.
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DROPOsALs FSR FUEL.

DROPOSALS F6R FUEL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
July 18th, 1876.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
uLtil o O'Clock q. m THURSDAY. the I7th day
ot August, ls6, for furnishing eight hundred 1901
tons OF run OF mine (Gsorges Creek Cumberland
Coal TO be delivered at such times and places, and
IN such quantities as may be required, and subject
10 the eondittous reQuired By act OF Congress ap-
proved July II, 1870, viz:
THAT such coal shall weigh 2,2iO'pounds TO the
ton. aud shall be inspected and weighed and the
quaniity OF each load certified at the tins Of delivery
by the person appointed and qualieed under the
act for that and that the prescribed fee
~ cents fcr each ton Of coal insp pected weighed and
dellV cred shall bs paid By the c)ntr6ctOr."
Proposals Will be Considered binding from one
week from the 18th day OF Ausust, 1876 the De part
OF the bids offered.
No proposals will be entertained unless acc1mps-
ned by satisfactory evidence Of abiity TO fulfill the
contract, nor viii any paymsnt bs m tde without
the certificate OF the Inspector that the coal fur
nisbed is such a. the cootrtct calls for.
PropoeaIs should be addressed and sent to the
Office Of HENRY G.. JEWELL,
Chief Of Bureau OF Ehgraying and Printing, Treas
ury Department. jyIS2swSt
Evening star., 1876-08-04

THE HUDSON RIVER TUSNEL.-Work
upon the Hudson river tunnel Is ab out 10 be
commenced in earnest The siaktng OF the
preliminary SHAFT has begun In Jersey
City, on Jersey avenue, near the foot 81
10Th street. From this point the project
go line runs northeastwardly, coming out
IN washington square, New York city,
with rosd-bed twenty-three feet wide.
on which IL Is PROPOSED 10 lay double track
railway, 10 pass trains through In three
minutes. The depth OF earth over the ton
OF the masonry In the roof OF the tunnel and
between IL and the bottom OF the river Will
In no case be less than thirty d We feet so
from injury from the anchors OF vessels. ~
is expected the tunnel will cost SIS 600 OO0
OF which two-thiris have been subscrihed
Evening star., 1876-08-04

UNIVERSAL Il. h. TICKET OFYIGK.
RAILROAD TICKETS to from all points
bought. exchanged sold Of
. reduction OF ONE DoLLAR&G Esz5.7
upon any other Once or depot
IN this city.
Tickets good till used. Bsgsase checked through,
Apply 70 d. ID. WHITE6IDn.
apl-ly 021 Penn. ave-. Candy store.
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PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, 9I2; Halves, e6; Quarters, os;
Tickets, el00; Eh Tickets. $500; 46k Tickets
Ssec 95z Tickets, Sl.Oo0. 10000 Tickets ct ga
each.
Hon. 4 q Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort, the en-.
tire board Of City Oouncilmeu, Hon. Alvin Duvall,
late Uhief Justi e of Kentucky, and other dis
ngushed citizens. together with such disnterested
persons the ticket hslders present may designate
will superfntepd the drawing.
Remittapces can be made BY Ex press, Draft, Post
Office Money Order Registered Letter, made
COMPANY.
All communications, orders foI kets,a ap-
plications for Agencies should be I'd dressed to
HON. THOs. p. PORTER,
General Manager,
iyS-7aw6wsK6w Frankfort, Ky.
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pROPOSALs WILL BE RIoEIvED ct 2OI
ten ui,s of Southern Maryland railroad. To be
completed on or before November 10Th. Spscii ga
tons and profile be at Office ReseryiuR the
tight to reject any aud all bids. auE2 ST.
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AUCTION SALES.

RIRCH RoBIY, Aueueneers,
~. sss and $40 tOui.isSs sss Avenue, between 9th
and 10Th streets.
BuEEIHs MARE sLIPPlRY JANE AT AUo.
hoSsis, E6HssssIIs,h hfs iKfssss NR WAGES. CONS
on SATURDAY MORNING.. Angus. s,h,
oonRReI.ins es, At 10 O'Clock, We will sell, a 0N
One ,s Br9:p @ sunaps Mare, lsiipp,ry Jane, year.
bsrne.f she sss r'p ss iis n IS; eao ,ss i u
u with handling.
independent second, C.so,;l cost siS0.
Several hne Drivers ano Workers
Top and No TOP Bassiss, KIpre.s Wagons, Car.
psubIs and Single Harness. &c
sfkcs e fesOSPs s ,h' Ss.,hss
WAsH. B. WILLIAMS, Aucti0aeer.
n 5000 NEW BkIOK ar AUCTION.
northwest, shs, ofsr the above quantity Of Brick
.Sss bnles g. ',sf 3fHGisMs GI.IGf Auc
II h. wARNEk, corner 7th and = streeu.
BY virtue of deed Of trust 70 me, d.t.d -
s;s, Sss g. S one Of the land record. foE the nj.
1Tsnrrssd thereby, ! shall eel at public sac, on
sni pms2ss Si avn suSdv'ion Of par. Of
nunoeEeo HNe nundred and eight, together with
the improvements thereon, two story b.ick )use,
cent. interest. "
Terms Of sale: Oae fourth cash, fof which City
dolarsw VIII be req ured to be in medis ely paid after
sale, and the balance In six twelve a-d eli ghteeu
months atter the day OF sale, with ten psr cent in
ttrest from the day OF sale. All the costs of deeds
the % Sh 1 ten a0S .y .
after hye days notice, the risx aud cost of The
defaulting purchaser
JUHN W. KENNEDY, Trustee
auE4eOHde T.
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SOLID WEALTH.
100000 In Gifts!
Grandest Scheme Ever Presented to the Public,
A Fortune For Only SI9.

THE KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBU.
TION COMPANY,
authorized by special act OF the Kentucky LeRfs-
lature, for the benefit OF the PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF TRANkFOBT, Will have the First of their
seIiee OF Grand Drawings at MAJOR HALL, in the
CITf OF FRANKFORT, KY,
THURSDAY AUGUST 81, 1870,
on which occasion they will distribute to the ticket
holders the immense sum Of
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hUECAHs0N BROS, Accti.neers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and d SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTDRY FRANZ
BUILDING IN ALLEY BETWEEN SIX,
TENTH AND sEYENTDENTH AND l. AMI

BY virtue of deed of trust given to the "A
subscribers, dated November II. ISIS, and re. t.:H
corded in liber t00, folios Nf and 31S one of tlw
the land records for Washington county and Dis
tr1ct Of Columbia, and by request Of the party
tion, in front OF the premises, on sATURDAY, the
3,h day OF August, lS76, ct O'Clock p. m, all
isss, In said city Of Washington, known and de.
scribed as lot marked and lettered l., Of the re-
By Peter O'Donoho, with the improvement consist.
ing OF two-story frame building.
The terms Of sale are: One-fourth cash; the bal
ance In and u months, for which notes are to be
given, secured By deed Of trust on the property,
In cash ct the fall Of the hammer Should the terms
OF sale be not complied with, the property will be
resod at the cost and Of the pre- vfous pur
chaser, CHARLES T. DAVIS. (rrn,.a..
Iy0 eo6ds PHILLIP +. LARNER,S Tostess'
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR0PERTY IN THE NORTHkRN PART OF

FFSSSfSEEETf SIEEf ii The sooSTThssiks FaST Of 81
v5.fs e. ssss a'tsf s S:9 ssau Ny
7n, folios $50, 80 Of the land records for WASH
% 1 81 81 ss viii 9. s"S
auction IN front OF the premises, on TUESDAY,
sish.y, se5 s ssSts SEs sl
eiehty.two, (s2J and eighty three, IS3,J In Onap-
three sundGsd anS sixty ln IN Pe
city city Of Washington, with ali the improvements
This property is very desirable. being Iocated In
rsniaiy mprSvtg part OF the city and the improve.
q soi:sf ss. 6ns CASH of which go
payments e be made in six, twelve, and eishssen %
months With interest from de-, Of sale and
OF tin ths Trustees . TENS to Be fsy o9msied with
the right to se ss ons on
weeks notice, at the risk and cost Of defsulting
sgTShS,ssr an oSnveyancins and expense thereof
%M %%M. 4 4 TGbBI TTGAbRBD', Trustees.
eug2 eo6ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
X b. WARNER, Corner I'm and streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SIsT; Sisi BkI%Efs = AND SS iF's sfREEfs. fskEr
By virtue of E deed of tru.. to the unser. IL
sIs sspse dssd Il 'fh sa k Of a zAPf n
GntsIr Of the Land Records for the District Of Cot
front oi The prtmises or io9 the ssa "a
day OF August, A. ID. 1876, ct 6 O'Clock m. l., all
that certain part Of original Lot numbered nia ae-
tetn Llsg in SQUARE numbered two hundred and
ninety 29O beginning for the said part at point
on the west line OF l2th street west distant sixteen
ti6li i.sf lime " inches from tn noEthea corner
feet along said street. fhenos west one SaSdrsS d
Feet TO an alley thence north parallel b said street
S feet 10 the place Of eesDnins tO9st6sr WiS
the Improvements. which consist Of . thr, e-story
and basement brick dwelling and back building.
Terms: One seventh cash, OF which D 800 must be
paid at the ssle; and the residue in 8, IL and IS
i1cnths at the rate Of pr cent. Der annum from
the day OF sale until paid secnred By deed of trust
on the property sold. Oopveyancina at the pr.
obasers cost Ii the terms OF Iaie are not complied
with within i've days from the day of eale, the frus
es reserve the right to resell said property at the
risk and cost Of the defaultins purchaser.
O. RlTfENHOUSE,l r,.
S.W. .RITTENHOUSH,S Tustees'
eCg1 eo6ds I. OOLDWELL, Salesman.
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nUNOANsON BIOS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IL AND ~, I'm
ufIoNTOWH w ABHINGTOE COUNTY, D. O.
Hy v'rtue OF deed Of trust, dated May I7th, a
a. ID. 90, and recorded IN Liber and X, t..K
No H. folio 446 ct seq, of the land records OF
the District of Columbia, and at ,he written req
OF the party secured ther eby, will SELL on MO
DAY, the 7th dag OF August, A. ID. 1876, ct $50
O'Clock p. m, at public auction, In frent Of the
premises, Lots IL ana IL, situsted in Uniontowp,
improvements thereon. ~
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance In and II
months, at per cent interest secured the prem
ises sold. Oonyeyancng, &C., at purchaser's g cost
e7o deposit at time Of eaIe Right to resell at pur.
ohsttrs cost and risk II terms Of sale are not
Piled with in ten days.
j,n s6a s6aa GH4siir i y WshiirnLuR,{ Trustees.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS CLOSING OUT.

The sunnsr Stock must be sold. u AXE room FOR
Esll Gocer; and bargains all through the 81 ,ck
Cell sld Convince yourself. Nice stuck DREsS
GOODS sufta5.e for Fall At DIT ices very cbeap
ettn hsve Csllcoes, fast cslors, Sc per yard
fearful sacrifices in Grensdines
s IS silk Grenada aes noE e25c
0l SIX Grenadines now soc.
SEC. SIX Grenadines now SOC.
7Sc. SIX ard Wool Grenadines now JXc
Lawns reduced 10 ltc per yard.
Percales, 0al2fc.
Black Alpscs-uock chssp-c0c up.
Linen Lawns, Spa25c very low.
Cashmere for Men and Boys 81 prime cost.
Carpets and Msttings st cost.
p n NAUDAIN.
iysl-r 7O9 Market spsce.
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A LILIPUTIAN GIRL.-There is now on
exhibition In New York a Mexican dwarf.
Lucia Zarate, who, though twelve years OF
age and active In body, is smaller than are
many infants at the time OF their birth. Tue
following measurements were takea by a
committee: Height with shoes on, PIX
lnchesi length OF leg from hip, TO- inches;
around head, l3 inches; circumference OF
thigh, Az inches; circumference OF calf OF
leg, inches, one inch more than q mans
thumb; length OF shoe, inches; width OF
snoe, inch. The parents Of the child are
with her, and are OF the usual size; the
mother is about the medium height, tue
father feet or inches In height and quite
hesby.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOM Oh ROW,

rO-MOAROW.
WAsh. b. WILLIAMS, Auctionesr.
AsgmmIrIssrrsHTbRATRIX gmIIsrHb,nTRIXa SAIL OF yARIogs
CAkfnIe: CHAIhS, BEDS, BEODING,
Ss0CkkRY, CULINARY ARRANGsNIHTs,
On SATURDAY: August 8, 1876, at 10 an
10 oy order OF the Supreme Court OF the pis-N
u,S, .I oi O.Iunpia, nniditg g special Term. ~
VII sell. 81 the auction rooms OF w. b. VII ~
above described &C ods. -
MARY LAyENDER, Adminis.ratrix
aus1 Wash. b. WILLIAMS, Auct
WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct1oneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and ID gs
H0BsB, PBETOH AND HARNESS AT AgO.
TION.
On SATURDAY. August s, 1876, at 10 ~
o'ceck Q. m, shall sell IN front Of my auc- ~
ton rooms, one P Pbe ton, Horse aud Harness The
n rse Is kind and gentle and suitable for a lady TO
drive WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
aug5-H Auctioneer.
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THE MURDERoUs MoLLIEs-A Potts.
Vile, Pa, dispatch says: In spite OF the fact
That In the Jatls OF Schuylkill aud CarDon
counties there are eigdt Mollies convicted OF
murder and awaiting the gallows, the fiend-
lsh spirit OF Tue murderous organic alton does
not appear 70 be completely cOwed. On sat-
urday night last, while a citizen OF East
Mauch Chunk, named Miller, was seated in
MS own house he was nred upon by some
person concealed In the snruobery, and the
oullet grazed his head. Miller was one OF
the jurors who convicted Alexander Camp
Dell OF murder in the first degree recently,
Tor completely In the killing OF John n
Jones. The attempt on his life was undOu bt-
edly made because OF his part In nnding the
verdict, and shows that the Mollie Maguires
are not easily weaned from their hsoit OF
avenglng their qusrrels by murder.
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$eOO,00o!

THOS. p. PORTER, Ex-Gov. Ky d, Gen NJ an ager
POSITIVELY NO POSTPONEMKNT!
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-07-26

Died, June 10Th, at Hampton" Clarke county,
Va, Mrs ANNIE CAMPBELL, wife of DR.. Morgan
Campbell, of Highland county, and daughter of the
late John NJ. Lupton, Esq of Berryville, In the
S5th year of her age.
Never have bereaved friends been called upon to
mourn the loss of brighter Christian than was this
faithful daughter loving sister, and devoted wife,
who so recently "psssed over the river, az q now
"rests in the shade" child of the covenant,
trained to religious thoughts and habits by pous
father and cody mother She early sought and
found that peace for her soul which can alone be
found in Jesus; and while yet in her 18th year
united with the Presbyterian church in Berryvlle.
Blessed with extraordinary talents. she telt 1t her
highest mission to dedicate those talents to her God,
and chose as the most efficient means to that end
the ie-work of a teacher. In this work she labored
with an earnest ZEAL aud untrng perseverance that
conquered every difficulty and doubly endeared her
to her pupils, laying it aside only to assume the
higher and more sacred duties of the Christian wife,
In her DEATH as in her life, she has left bright
and shining example. Afflicted with painful dis
ease, she bore her suferngs calmly, and with noble
fortitude. At times she was troubled with doubts
and fears but when the last great struggle came the
God in whom she trusted did not leave her nor for
sake her. She died the triumphant death OF the
Christian and while she prayed that the "Everast-
ing arms" might enercle her IN their loving embrace,
the answer came to her in that strength which ena-
bled her to exclaim in holy confdence-"O death
where is thy sting? D grave where is thy victory?
Silently and sorrowuy we laid her to rest, but the
sorrow and sadness of the last parting are sotened
and hallowed by the comfort OF her peaceful DEATH
'sNow tho we mourn her absence,
She dwells among the blest,
And on her Saviour's bosom
She will forever res" g. 5. l..
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-07-26

In the last Central Presbyterian are notices of the
deaths of brother and sister, in short period Of
three weeks, Mr. William L Smith and Miss j. Z.
Smith Affection prompts brief additional tribute
to their memory. They had been, for forty FIVE
years, communicates in the Presbyterian church,
had both seen great and sore trials during this pc.
Rod and in their last illness, been subject to severe
and protracted bodily suffering. In these they had
been sustained and soothed by the attentions of low,
ing kindred and kind friends and the consultations of
q Christian faith. Their mourning relations are
eomforted in the assurance that they who sleep in
Jesus shall God bring with Him, at the last daY.