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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

The London Times imam elaborate
article ON the Centennial EXPOSE
\tion and the occasion, remarks that
tOf all the things which EngiIsh-
an have done, the creation of the
perican republic IL one OF the no.
et and greatest We want 4
word for cheek. Nothing less
e word Of nine or ten syllables
p tho simplest kind OF justice
Publimity. And while we are
suppose we thank provI-
Julius Caesar and William
loror who patented the first
ritisher.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

The Henry County, Iowa, Free
Press, Of July 9th, says: 1.-THE
rains Of the past few weeks have
settled the question Of corn crop in
Henry county. But few fields will
!! 90 'nafured, and they make but 4
light yield. The prospect 10 very
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20
Administrator Notice

Notice il hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the Circuit Court of Marion county,
Iowa, as administrators Of the estate OF
Thomas Poison deceased.
All persons knowing themselves In
debted to said deceased, are requested
to come forward and make payment
without delay; and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them for allowance, duly verified ac-
eording 10 law.
Knoxville, Town, June %, ls76.
5-S A T. POISON. Admir-
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g..svg { sss geyEs RAILWAY,
No. $50 TINE TABLE. ISL

AZ keokuk. with the Toledo. Wabash 4 Mes
term. Toledo Peoria < Warsaw The Chicago
darlington quincy the ~. Louis kcokuk X
Northwestern railways agi the Packets un the
Mississippi River
AZ EanunugJan, with The Darlington 4 south
western RnilWay
AZ Eldou, with The Chicago. Rock Island &
lh,Iiic Railroads Southwestern RrauChCs)
A. tItunnWa with the Darlington q Missouri
River anal ghe 81 Louis, Kansas cts 4 Northern
R8lirDaB.
AZ Ejlyyil!e Transfer with tbr Central Rail.
road Of iowa.
Az Uy-s MOngr aud Altoona with the ChirHgo.
Rock island * Pacific RAILROAD
40 las Monies with the uys Moines & Port
Dodge Ea3ir8d
~lCrlN@ tarsuas an Might Ttains
Ohio IA GhlUtS. buu SHpt
iDll& rtElN Gent IIcfvi Agent
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20
MONITOR WASHER,

This Washing Machine IN now be-
ing manufactured in this city by q.
II. Woodman, who has the right for
this county. It was patented In 1877,
and thousands have been sold In every
State. IL operates up0n an entirely
new principle. Clothes are cleanscd
more by the operation OF steam than
by muscular power cxorted upon the
machine.
Over forty machines have been sold
here within three weeks. refer with
confidence 10 all parties who have
used this machine. Among others ]
will mention Mrs. DIR. Cornell, Mrs.
John NJ. Jones, Mrs. A G.. Cunning
ham. Mrs. Philip Stambach, and Mrs.
q. II. Conwell, who have tried VA
rious other machines, and pronounce
this superior To all others.
Local agencies will he established
In all parts Of the county.
experienced canvasser Is wanted
| 3a-4stf. g. III. WOODMAN
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Eastward.
KnoNvi,ic nrnnch q. n. a o

Trains pass at Tracy aud iastllA.
j. Nj. BECurEL, Agent, Knoxville.
SAML POWELL. Gen'l l.. 4 II. Agt.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

tic medicine that can be- employed cleans
inc the stomach and bowels, aud even 'be
blood. In small doses Of one pill DAY,
they stimulate the digestive organs anu
promote vigorous health,
AYER's PILLs have been known Tor
more than quarter Of a century, and nave
obtained worldwide reputation Tor theh
virtues They correct diseased action ~
On. several assimilative organs 81 Inc
body, and are 50 composed that oosuu,'
tions within their range can rarely WIN
stand ~ evade them Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints OF every
body but also formidable and dangerous
disease that have baiiled the best OF
human skill. While they produce power
fnI effects, they are, at the same unlc' ~"
safest and best phyric for children; 10y
their aperient action they gripe much less
than The common pnrgativcs, ana never
Give main when the bowels ART not infiained'
1Iey reach the vital fountains Oi the blood,
and strengthen tho system by freeing ~
from the clements u weakness.
Adapted 10 all ages and conditions ~,
all climates, containing neither caiofho'
nor any deleterious drug, these rms may
BIZ taken with safety By anybody Ihii
supar-coa,ing preserves them ever fresh
aud makes them pleasant to take; WINE
being purely vegetable, no harm can afiS'
from their use IN any quantity
| IKEraRED 81
| Or. ]. C. AVER Il CO., Lowell, Mass.
adti, Ey ALL DRUGGIsfS EVERYWHERE
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20
BLACKBERRIFS

A. nee a. tlse Hssst sAiskf4ss - - 49,.
C...ilsx .sd sssrisxsss tts~y nwss ~j~s "'''
| - ssa rs@ssf.t~d she ssvy bad - $780, W
.a,,sas esffvs. rassss4r Ssesnlsi.s!@ a. rnes -
.1~sva tsauiaesnsse sgd eM.msilr .1ss - -
s~s~a ~ esv1ss fks&s p<aeprt fo1aSfso. Ss5 Z. =
On me eslsss Lsns nsnx nssy - esr1'1re1 - -
sniss~s br 0rv~ss his<ktmsy& Gr2x1~i !. s..ss
.hsf II sspse~nfs :" - FUfx nsn11rSis9 -.
peusS eeafsfnssx ssttIsk ta3eft6<2 81 a. ,ss~s-
10 psassia sna Slrs<tse ~ elA<< 80 ~.vss fi.:
aIs~s.es Dsen ~aa wesssn. n@>nn 4,-xc sn21.ent
ssskei. ~ the vssy tsst asa Asfse3 s~ursiy ~
sh1i4een.
x1s~y sAls al~~~.s !, ehses~a a. f<sv 4 u.~ssny
I'm sexa spS ArfiIt1sfst. - dp<ix $50 saetsrn(e
isltl Il ~. sistnx ta~4 $40 vfacne ~ ~ uIueIs
systsss. With "a !s<xyes~t A. ksstfh3 ett~tlts.
yasr assext~t Ss.z - 49, ~ dteaab 4usnley
o. navftsxfen. Ices, sd f1sy Stu s&s4 Se~ ts&n1
ue.plee = ssfi - efcsishs ss1 tss<ts>siks. -
- b. J. =. skkhcA - &k~1t -
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

Rrlot wheels make their
Gntrnnk Gaac pnnA sEo.xx.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

Are the most cf
ieetiye and congo
NAL purgative ever
discovered. They
are mild, but ci-
;ec,ual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
/ most thorough and
searching catlIar-
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

hind pulls the rope, ana down comes
the bull on his knees.
The Practical Farmer, speaking
of wash for bodies Of fruit trees,
recommends the following: One
ounce Of copperas TO 3 or 10 gallons
Of water forms good wash, and is
advised for trial as preventive
against blight. One pound Of
bleacher's soda and one gallon Of
water forms a wash that cleans of
| all insects, and leaves the trees with
fresh, young looking, healthy bark.
The National Live Stock Journal
has the following notice Of the
change of base Of operations: Col.
b. II. Campbell, Of Batavia, Ills,
for many years prominent among
the Short-horn breeders oil Illinois,
has recently purchased farm adj
joining Dcs Moines, Iowa, 10 which
he will soon remove. He viii here
after, we understand, confine his
stock breeding mainly to Norman
horses, but will not entirely abandon
his first love, the Short-horn busi-
ness. Iowa gains good man by
the move.
A great sale of trotting stock
came OF Mt Lexington, KY, ON last
week, by Richard Pension. There
were eleven stations sold. a. m ay-
erage of 1855; nine yesrlinga. aver
aging $40; nineteen two-year-olsls,
Avsr~ss@9 3ISl-s AL t.s~Ivs thr~c-
year-olds, averaging $500 so: seven
four-year olds, averaging $32l.43;
forty-four trotting brood mares,
averaging S14S.52;; seven thorough
bred brood mares. averaging
$109.28; thirteen trotters, ayerag-
ing $2I1.54.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08

MASKED RoBBERs AGAIN-A Brother and
Mister Bound and GGQged-Tae SisfeT Fatally
Bedtea.-As George Wagner was driving by
the house occupied by George Houser aud
his sister in the town of Tuscarora. Pa. on
Sunday morning last, he discovered the
back door open. Wagner entered the house.
ard found HOuser gagged and tied To a bed
post. He was bloody from several wounds
I'm his head. and very faint His sister was
tied TO another bedpOst. She was covered
with blood, and unconscious. Wagner placed
them on a bed. and then drove two miles
and brought back a doctor Houser was
found TO be simply weak from loss OF blood,
his iriu ries being scalp wounds. Miss HOu-
Ser's head was smashed in several places.
She died in q short time. Houser says that
about ten O'Clock on Saturday night he was
awakened by crash I'm the Kitchen. He
Jumped from the bed and ran 20 that part of
tie house. He was at once KnOcket down
and struck In the head several times with
some blunt weapon, and then gagged aud
bound. His sister, hearing the noise, ran
into the kitchen from her room. She was
also Knocked down, bound. and gagged. The
robbers were two large men. masked. they
tied both HoUser and his sister TO the bed
posts, and then began ransacking the house.
The mashed ruffiaIs got $500 in money aud
ssme Iewelry. No trace of the murderers has
been found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08
ON A PoRTRkry.

-, mystery = Resu.i who can ten
fhJ mighty tnfustCfs who osn BE- dssorr
Has, sscret. ssffs. and fubtle 10 ths spell
Nhcrein the music of thg voice doth he
hsre ne have eye &C fcil % ferveut love
m RAt oui Tor has e-hipd hitch sorrow toscs
f.Nh rrsss anc nnser, -suid ain - prove
lbat tArih had Lived her fsrorfte evsrnuch
A mouth where silence seem. te r.she- ..r..-.s
~ m lip- - tently closed. thss almost az
Ask not M story, lest you hear a Ienats
OF sorrows Shere 80 Get hope has lost IL ,.K
Apd yet the hess - borne 90 proudly sssh,
be soft round oheek. sp z ndid IL tps hl..-,
True ooursge rises thro the brilliant eVe,
And great resolve comes hsshine thru ne s,.s~,
OBJ, noble painter T1ore N an genius soes
To search fhe hey nCfe % feose m~loft..
Tc md the depths % al those tragic woes
Tune thJ song right and paint rare hsrnsu.~s
S,nin, .nd love have sch faiclled their part
u hne oesh unite With fof ~ ssd equal grace.
ave all ~ q We love bcst in classic art
40 STAMPED forever tn ifarnortsl face
( Ha-,H'llan's Masarsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08

FITZPATRICK, On tue sth q April, 1876 at
u. m JAM, beloved wife Of Jsnss, FuEpst-
RIA in the 81 ear OF her age, 3 native OF MAJ
ch's'er England
TIE funeral viii take place from her late ra.I-
~ stsnt. ct ~ m.
JOHNSON; ON she morning Of April z, 1876 Med J.
ical DireStor VIZ JOHNSON. n
Fu a raj services at the Hamilton Hcuse. ilth and
str,ets stnday, = D. m. hemsins 90 be taken 10
Wilmington, Del.
LAsstLLk Saturday morning, April Sth, 1876,
b hAcINrHE LASH In, aged 70 years
Funersl >nndsb. 9Th InsIRuI. 81 half past D. N
IRON % street northeast. His friends are
invited 20 attend.
mCpON0UGH. On THURSDAY, April 6,h. 1876 ct
DonOngh
funsr.l v III take place from her late residenc,
SIT stIest southeast, on sunday. at > % O'Clock N
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend. a
fksLIss- On FRIDAY, April TIN, lsTS, 81
nolook, MARY, beloved wife Of J Ohm Nesliue, afsd
FUNERAL will take place from her late resi ieucs
cSc Dtiaware evoBue Dort beast, SUNDAY, 9th inst
ats olock p m. Relatives spd friend OF the fam :
ily are re- pectfuly invited 10 attend.
TODD. ON April 9Th, 1870 ct lis D. m . HKLrr,
"a nsiivt OF Scotland beloved wife Of William B.
Todd
Funeral from residence, No. SOS 18th stree, north
west, on Sunday sfternoOH 9th inst 1T O'CLOCK z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08

PRECAUTIONS AGAINST PREMATURE
BURIAL IN MUNICH.-I pity the stran-
ger who dies within the gates OF Munich.
Every one here Is treated with equal In
Justice, be lac high OF low. friend or foe
The body OF the deceased IL taken almost
Immediately 10 the cemetery, where there IL
a chamber OF death for its reception. A row
OF windows look I'm upon the many couches
and almost every hour there are anxious
faces peering In through these windows at
the bodies that are laid in state, side by side
until the hour of burial. Each body Is dress
ed in Its best; there are those who are borne
10 the exhibition hall in bridal robes: some
are sttired tastefully and some gaudily, fog
~ Is thought that their bodies may vet
breathe sgain, every precaution f. "a ken 10
make this awakening as agreeable a.
possible There are wires attached to
the hands or breast. so that the least mo-
ton viii communicate with an alarm bell
and al this strange summons the watchmeu
are prepared 10 rush 20 the assistance OF the
poor soul that has not vet escaped the trials
OF this life, but delivered up to new su fferlne
and second death. Tradition saws thai
once or twice this bell has ruug, and the
watchers arrived IN terror to bear away th q
half conscious body, ere 10 had knowledge o(
us gloomy surroundings.-IChmle H'arren
SfOQpCF0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08
Professor Tyna.ur o, ss.er.. >.

~ ncScnt lecture At the ROYAL Instf In
Ton, frof Tyndsn gave the results or M.
sAperlnents on this subject, aud ne siss
pointed out some OF tts poeastle practlc~s
be srings when viewed in relation 10 rnetic-i
science. The basis OF Prof Tyndall's exnerl-
ments Is tnat, In the course OF scarchfne for
means OF obtaining air tree from fiostfnr
NOTES, he fossud that ~ air IL allowed "a ~
main IN closed air tight vessel covered In
side with glycerine, I'm the course 81 on a
uays IL deposits all Its notes which rsfhe-e a.
the glycerine, and 10 thus becomes ootfe re,
irom them. The test OF its freedom II 10 PASS
powerful beam OF light through the case
make known their presence by refierttns
the llght With air thus purified. Professor
Iynoai has made long serieS.of eYpert-
menus bearing on the question OF gpontane-
QUE generation aud on disease germs FnoUa
these experiments Professor Tyndall ar0ues
mat sewer gas OF itself Il harmless. A IA tha
germs noating In tie sewer gas thai sov
disease III there are no disease germs pres
ent the gas does no harm. Another set OF
experiments on the horizo and vertical
distribution of NOTES led 90 the couclusioa
that lie germs float An little Clouds since a
number or tubes exposed in different parts
ara NJ different heights in the labOratory
showed that some were affected many davs
before others. Clouds OF diseeSe germs NAV
explain puzzle To Surgeons-why a wound
going on well for n while should suddenly
and without apparent reason. become putrid
II may be that ~ Is being dressed iuSt az q
time when a germ cloud" Il passing In
bis concluding remarks. Professor TyndaU
referred TO the fact that IL has remained for
modern science 10 discover that more than
by battle, or accident. or famine, humanity
suffers from disease germs conveyed In AR
and water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08

APARTMENTS FOR Dom PEDRo.-Coun-
cillOr A. Z. de Calvalho. Brazilian INSIST sr
at Washington, has engaged rooms at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel for the accOmmoda ton
of the Emperor Dom Pedro ami his suite dur
ing their sojouTn in this city. Tue rooms Sc
lected are twenty In number, including the
gentlemen's parlor and the req uiSlte bath
looms and sleeping apartments. They are
situated on the parlOr door, fronting on
Fifth avenue and sd street. and com prise
the finest rooms in the house, having the
southern exposure" so much sought for by
jewellers in fashionable hotels Toe minister
states that the Emperor is decidedly opposed
10 anything like a public reception on his
arrival here. or public demonstration OF
any kind whatever during his stay. His
majesty desires TO travel simply as a private
gentleman, avoiding all oStentatious and
unnecessary display. Mr.. Borges left the
city last evening for Washington, and will
return hither next weak To await the return
ofthe Emperor.-(N Y Herald, IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08
EVENING STAR.
ATURDAY............Aprh =, ls.s.
Mount Ve~uvtus

tFionl the London Telegraph, Mo,,rb si1
, Ai,er many false alarms and partial out
oresks, Nesnvius lie reported 10 be having an
day night the ancient monntasn hssan 70
pour forth a stream OF lava, while a. i'm
h.nse column OF milk white vapor rose high
sstS t hr al All. lIiumined magniacently. ~ is
s.o. oS me nres which were raging IN the
crater beneath. Quantities OF stones cinsiers.
sh1 scorle were at the same time eleefed
both IN the night of Friday and during 81
urdsy, rs though the subterranean f,r,sees
that underlfe the brim of the lovely nav 81
Naples were being stroked by the ire gnomes
ever, we hear nothing official nom Profas.or
Palmieri, who, from his watch tower near
the summit, keeps an eye perpetuslly liked
upon the mountain, surrounded by seismo-
graphs and cunning instruments ofaii sorts.
which enable him 10 feel the pulse OF Vesu-
Vius and foretell fever-ct In the volcano.
deceive even this accomplished and fearless
sentinel OF science, for IL n now some weeks
since the Professor gave erroneous warning
OF an imminent eruption. The crater was
smoking more than usual, snd Nesuyius is
SELDOM without at least a thin wreath of Va
pOr curling from its crest. which in calm
weather gathers into y cloud sbuve its head.
fecking the bright blue Companion ky
This wreath was dense and rolling volume
of smoke when Palmieri gave his warning:
the mountain was trembling with the inner
shocks and noises which mostly precede an
outbreak, and near its top dre could be seen
luridly shining In the night from the many
crevices. out OF which exuded the mephitic
smell of sulphurous gases. Yet, notwith
standing all these tokens Of disturbance in
SIDE the volcano. the symptoms appeared 10
have sebsided and NeSuvius was thought 20
be settling down. From time In time since
then there have been only slight relapSes.
ard the present pa-OXySm appears 20
have come on with something like
sbruptness, which, we believe, Is one OF the
worst possible signs OF its intentions which
the volcano ever gives. The terrible out
break of A. ID. 70 which overwhelmed Pom
reti, and cost the life of the elder Pliny, be-
gan In the same fashion. with a great cloud
OF white vapor suddenly elected TO a vast
height, lighted up by the fires OF the opening
crater, and foil of black fragments and show
ers Of ScOI1T To a certain extent, no doubt,
all serious eruptions OF the volcano at some
time or other reproduce these phenomena;
but IL is always an evil omen when the col
umn Of smoke is like that described in the
letter to Tscitus: "Its figure reSem bled the
conformation of pine tree, for IL shot up 10
a great height IN the manner OF a trunk.
which extended itself at top In the simili-
tude OF branches. appearing sometimes
bright and sometimes dark or spotted. as IL
was more or less impregnated with earth
and cinders"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08

S-Salva Williams, a negro, was iokingly
voted for as constable in Palmer, Mass, and
his election has been declared legal.
IL There II a woman In Jersey so econon-
ical, that the other night, while her husband
WIS aOed, She turned and made over his last
pair Of pantsloons for one Of the children.
"When the churches at Norwich, Conn
all agreed TO take.up collections only In tue
morning, IL was presently found that even
ing services were the only ones pRtrOui zet
TO any extent { Free Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08

Two rival milliners who nave gone 10 la Y
in New York, furnish an illustration OF the
litigous cats. who took their cheese to the
judicial monkey for division. The two mil
liners lived opposite each other, aud II is
averred that the girls employed in one estab-
lishment went across the way and made
faces at the girls in the rival shop. For this
the proprietor of the irst establishment was
arrested, charged with melting the girls To
anoy and insult the employees of the second
establishment. The case was dismissed,
when the person who bad been sued arrested
her rival for false imprisonment, and OBJ
tanned IS 900 verdict. The verdict has been
SET aside, and new proceedings are now In
order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08

TRGsTEEs, SALE OF pEsIRAgLE UEIM,
PROVED bal ESTATE ON TIE CORNER
OF MASSACHUSETTS Avenue AND SRI
STREET SOUTHEAST.
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust, d. ted April a4tb,
1875. ana duly recorded in Liber No. 7SS folio
@l6. ct seq: one OF the Land Records of the Dis
trict OF Columbis and by the written If the
party secured thereby. we will sell al public
uon on the premises, on M0HDAY, April "a, b,
leo at O'Clock m, eli those pieces parcels
Of lsno situated and being in the city Of wssniog
ton, District Of Columbia. aE1 known aud desigpa
Ted original lots numbered fourteen fl4j fifteen
(l5l, ard sixteen (l6D, in square numbered eleven
hundred ll00), containing 1516 square fest Of
ground, more CT iees
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance In 6, IL, and Is
months for whis the notes Of the purchaser bear
ing interest at per cent. Per annum from day Of
sale, and fecured by deed Of trust the opsrty
sod. VIII be taken. A deposit Of $50 on esch lot
will be required ct the time Of sale. All convey.
spcipg az the expense Of the purchaser. IL tho
terms Of sale are complied with In 10 days from
day Of sale the Trustees reserve the right TO resell
purchaser, after days advevtisemeat.
CHAS y. FRASER, $780,
JN0 yOY 1Ds0N, Au"eos.
apseo&ds Z, ooLpw4kL, Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08
WAsH. B WILLIAMS. auctioneer

WASH. 3 WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY FRONTISG ON THE CORNER
IF 10Th AND STREETS SOUTHEAST
~ BY virtue of deed Of trusI. dated he 10 h
Is day of December, A ID 1874 aud dull recorded
In Liher No 1853 folio 3i5, Of the land records
Tor sshDgtNn countt fu the District Of Oolumbis.
and by direction of the parry secured tn Ieby, I
shall .el at public auction in trout of the premises,
on FblDA1. April l4th, A. o.. l576, at 30 o ~ ,
al thar certain piece parcel Of ground situsre
said city OF Washington, and known and designated
as part OF lot numbered ID, in square numbt red
pine hundred and fifty two 93t, Beginning for saic
part at the sonthf ast corner Of said lot squa
AVID running thence wet along the line of NJ street
south nifty one feet ana six inU hes 81 fl In thence
north eyenty We feet and seven nches rs fr in J.
thence east fifty one feet and six inches ia II in
to the line of 10th street east, aud thence south
enty five feet and seven inches as II in.D the
place of beginning, will the Improvements thereon,
consisting Of brick dwelling house contsining
elevfn rooms
Terms made known st the tima # sale.
WILLS J. BaRCOCk, Trustee.
ap5 d&Gs WASH. b. WILLIAMS. hucr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08
NJ A B b Il A LIS 3 LIE.

In virtue Of @ writ of venditioni exp ma.
issued out Of the Clerh' Office. of IA, su-
aud to me directed, will sell at public sale for
Cash 10 front OF the Court house door of said Dis
~ O'Clock the following property, 70 wit viz
All John Amber smith s right title, claim aud in
Of Lois Ms. l. 5, 4 and S, 10 Joshua n vislier'
subdiy SD Of Square No SIS, together with al and
singular the improvem thereon. In the city of
Washington. ID. q seized and levied upon a. the
property of John Amber Smith, and will be sold 10
satisfy execution No IA SIS, In favor II Lewis Por-
ter. ALEX sHARE,
APT l6t u. 8 Marshal d. o.