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Irubtee tor John Z. llIe
DUEOANSON BROS, Aucts. vi
II h. WARNER, corner It'll and + streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON X
eJREET. BETW1EN path AND 25TH SITS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
~ kEEr; BssETTwhES a4rH AND 25rH SITS.
By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated May 18th, -
n r 1912
iImbia, and st the request OF the party scared
1tG, $50 at $50 p; n me following described
to vii: The east thirty six 1851 feet Of original Lot
numbered eighteen, (lsJ in square umbered TWEEN:
niI ETY. seven 50 uare feet, more or less
Terms: One-ihird cash; balance in l and years
cured b. deed Of On the p ss
yeysneng at cost q purchaser, ana cleo deposit
sod ct the risk and cost Of the deansg purchaser
jeasass. e c 8 hSSEFE, s Slsssss
II 9Th and ID streets northwest
TRUsTuEs' SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELL.
NEAk lsTH sTRsET NoRTHwEsF. BEING
1HE fifth AND SIXTH HOUSES From
THE CORNER OF 1sTH STREET, AT AUO-
By virtue Of two deeds of trust given to us, -
Liber No 7z5, fsIios lS2 and ISL, Of the la i'd Oil
records Of the District Of Columbia, and the re.
day 50ot q u iss on $50
susiso .Td IN The city Of Ds
trict Of Coun bia, and being known and desert oed
four sd In SeOI &c Burgess recorded s1b S iy
OF Part OF square numbered one hundred and fifty
two 1872, together with the Improvements, consist.
ing of two Brick Dwellings.
forms One; fourth Of ths purchase m oney in cash,
OF which elO0 must be paio at time Of sale, ana the
balance In equal instalme In and IL months
at b Ire By
sold. All conveyancipg and recording at purchasers
days after day Of sale, otherwise the property will
be resold at the risk and cost Of the defauing pur
chaser. WI CHANDELIER m-....
jyl-eo&ds =. A. ROLLINS, irus'ees'
CHANOlRY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ PROVED REAL ESTATE ON OORHER or
s5IIHH rSrR EET EAST AID 9 STREET
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court -
Of the pistIict Of 0olumhis, passed In the 1:3
Tolson ct a., No. I56s Equity docket, tue under
at public auction, on SATURDAY, the sth day Of
July. A. p. 1876, Ct 81 o'clock p. m part OF Lot
feet and inches fronting on 7th street east and
running back from said street with said width s.
feet ~ Inches soath street to the west line Of
said lot, improved By two story and basement
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in and II
per annum until paid. The purchaser to give his
or her notes for balance OF purchase money, with
s1rety or sureies TO be approved BY the Trustees;
or the purchaser or purchasers can Day all cash
dav of sale ratification Of sale By the court No
deed given until ali purchase money shall have
or purchasers. A deposit Of 6l00 will be REQUIRED
Vhep the property IL sold.
Il. 8, DAVIS. Once 81 ~ st. n.w.,l
WILLIAM J. MILLEk, Trustees.
PA. DARNEILLE, Auct. jsal-d&ds
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- The best usage disfsvors many car
riages at funerals Chlvckfndl.
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/ MEN LAWNSI LINEN LAWNS!

L MEN LAWNSl LINEN LAWNS!
Open this morning, 50 pieces figured LINEN
LAWNS twzTTsuted all pure Linen which
81 al sell az These goods warranted to
Ee the quality sold in the city IS and 50
2Pisees PLAIN Navy Blue LrEEN LAWN.
BLACK
20 % White. all qualities.
SIS inch WHITE LINEN CA1B RIO, Ct 81
FER yard, hSnisoEle Goods. and yerT cheap.
10 pieces FhENDH ORGANpIE5 n handsome
cciOrs and E qualities
- piece e7rsant SILK and Wool-stripad and
Plaid Bach GRENADINES. for overdTesses, at
almost half price, warranted six ard wool.
Il FULL STOCK OF DOMESTIC GOODS AT
AGENTS. Prices.
Bemsmte= location.
w. n Brown,
jez9 tr No. 3I4 Sth street northwest.
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DIED..

BELL. Wednesday, july 9Th, ls76 N n .
m, OF congestion u the brain, DGAR BRANDT, son
OF James L. and Freddie NJ. Bell, aged months
and Gays.
Funeral from 225 street northwest. y. iday,
dt clock D. m. Friends Of the family are In ted
to attend.
BRODERICk. July 5th, ls7e, OF brain fever,
NELLIE, daughter Of Michael J. and MARI A.
Roderick, aged mont hs and days.
Funeral will take place from her fathers resi-
deuce, 1888 14tn street, Friday - O'Clock q. m
N MARY KEILY, daughter OF T. q and Mary
Hoover, aged year, 8 M nfhs and II days.
The funeral will take place 81 5 o'clock, on Fri
day, O. No. 2o21 street northwest. Friends OF
the family invited.
KLINE. At Milroy, Pa yuns soth. ls76. LIZ
ZIE, infant daughter Of yohR n, and atie Kline,
aged yesrs, month and 3 days.
Dearest Lizzie thou has left Us;
And our loss we deeply feel.
But fis Ged that hath bereft rs;
He can all our sorrows heal.
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DRY GOODS CHEAP!
WM. Bird WYLIE hiss reduced
Much u his extensive stock
Below tie rates usually obtaiGed
In other hrst-class stores.
Reductions extraordinary IN all
Dies 1Ods, Suit Msterisl-,
W hite Goods, Lawns ard Summer Goods,
0uUs aud old can be supplied With
Linens for Lsdies, Gents. or Children.
tnss rtiT g and Embroideries cheap, and
Evsry thing at lowest rates for fash.
WM. BIRD WYLIE,
l0l4 Tth street northwest,
hfency Tor Demorest's Patterns and the {" Eagle
Shirt je1-tr
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GHOe. p0WLIHG, Auotionesr.
ThusTEEs SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS ON
1RIlT

VI .VVLOMbIA -.
corded ip Licers Il. M. H., No. 4, folio SIS, Co,
folio 81 ard $50, one of the land ords of the
Dkfr1ct OF Columbia, the undersigned will offer AZ
pubic SALE at the request of the party secured
thereoy IN front of the premises, on TUESDAY,
tie 18th cay Of July, 1876, 81 the hour Of oelock
p m, part Of Lot No IS, in Holmesa's addition 20
Georeetowp, fronting Is feet on Monroe street and
20 fe-t on Cay street. it'll the improvements Also,
another piece % ground beginning At a point on
the east aide OF Monroe street distant 50 fee. from
the corner OF Monroe aud Cav reefs, and running
east LEO feet then south Is feet then west Isl feet
tnen north Is feet to the beginning, With the build
ing Also, another piece Of ground, beginning AZ q
point on the east side Of Monr distant south
from the corner of Monroe snd Cav streets rs feet.
ana running east $50 feet then south rs feet then
ginning.
Terms: One third cash balance In and l, m onths,
with notes bearing interest. AL CONVEX aao;ng st
the expense OF the purchasers. dep sit Of 80 re-
Quired on each piece 4 operty when sold
D6lOt JOHN n DAVIDSON.
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STEAMER LINES.

~ Z" DkPAkI hE,
CLYDE'S WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMSHIP
LINE.
The Of the above line will leave Philadel-
phia every SATURDAY, ct ~ In for 49,
Washington, returning, will leave EE@S
Johnson's wharf every MONDAY ,zszs6sz1k
dJreights Through bills Of lading Issued 10 aud
from the above ports. Freights received and de-
hvered daily from a. M. to 8 D. M. Orders for
delivery Of freights and received at l2O2 street
and lll2 9th street northwest.
No. i2S. Wharves, Philadelphia
j. II. JOHNSON q Co,
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MARRIED.
HOOD-EMERSON. At the residence Of the
brides mother. July 6ih 1876. JAMES FRANKITN
HOOP 10 nARy HOMER EMERSON. No card.
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Holm I. MITCHELL,

S3I PEHNA. AVENUE,
Offers the largest and best stock Of LADIES' SUITS
In this market. LIHEN aud BATISTE SUITS,
OWED kGSSES and SACKS; FOCLARD GAM
BIO SUITS. PERCAIE SUITS aud WRAP
PERs, WHITE FREHCH MUSLIN aud NAN
S0Ok sUIIS spd JACKETS; Lace JACKETS
and ONEH klRIs- IN Black aud Ecru; LINEN
ULsTKRs for Ladies'
Our stock q LADIES' UNDrRW EAR is the best
IN the city made from Pride of the Cotton, all
made NJ in the best styles and shapes. An exami-
nstion Of our stock IL asked before purch ssiug.
All DRESS GOODS and SUMhER SILKS Of
maIke down prices TO close ont the stock A large
variety Of SIN UMBRELLAS at very low prices
~ One PTtce, marked N PLAIN figures.
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AUCTION SALES.
4 HOMAs DoWLING Auctioneer.

FINE LsRGE. STYLISH BAY HoRsE. FAM.
lily CARRIAGE IN GOOD CONDITION., AND
HARNESS, AT AUCTION
on sATUkDAY, July eth, Is76, a. l2 ~
o clock, In font OF my auction rooms, &0F
shall sell the shove outat. The morse Is sound and
gentle, ans IL sold for fault whatever but that
the owner has no further for them Terms cssh.
yy6-2t THOs DOwLISG, Auct.
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tHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMEEICAp
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
SETREEN NkW YORK AND LTVkA-
POOL, CALLING At CORK RARBCR.
Abyss;nia1. We'd, july 5 Abyssini... Wed, Aug. .
July 10 scythis cd, Aug. IS
Alssri. wsd.' July q alssrin. Wsd., Aug. 80
And every foIowing WHDhRsDAY and EATuE.
sts.msn msIsss : do not earry ssssrass p.sssn.
gers.
gold according to accomm odation. Tickets Paris
Sb, gold, sdditiOssl. Return tickets on fsvorabis
terms.
steersss tickets 70 and iron all Dsrs Of Europe 8,
Tery low rates. Through bills Of lAdfng given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Hevre, Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports. For
freight and passage apply ct the Com pays ONCE
% 81 AGLW6OD hoRRisoS. No. SIS III II,
IanD-y OHAe. 9. YRAHOKLXN. Agent.
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CU u A = ID Bin u 4.

NOTICE.
VIA ga yfex Of diminishing tie chances OF col.
usfon, .hs 6.sanors Of this Line take Q specified
course for all seasons Of tbs year.
On the outward passage from ca eensfovn 70 New
York or Boston, crossing Merriam OF 50 .: lat %
On the homeward passage, crossing tie Meridian
% % ai II lat, or nothing 70 the north Of a.
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I'VE MUST SELL CHEAPI

Very fine Brown Lawns, with small white dots, 6,
worth lie.
VERY large assortment OF beautiful Lawns. 10, II,
15c large assortment C0ttOl Dress Goods, &c.;
" hite p. L 10, lZc ard wide Lon-dse Camb rio,
lsc.; yeTy Isrgs assortment of Pure Linen for La
dies suiti1E, - IS. 81 very best Calico that is
made, &c e. Cgieat Bed Ticking, 25c ; wide Sheet
Ing Cotton &c; pure Linen Table Danask, 505.
CARTER's. 707 Market space.
Large assortment Black Grenadines, with beautf-
ful Satin stripe; Beautiful Plaid, >, 40. IS all of
our Blae = Is az real cost, SIC, 81, sll5, 81 81,
81 IS double fold BLACK Alpaca, - 81, SIC Pure
Sllk McElirs Alpaca, 50, worth sc 81 Of our
Black Ca-Lrers Al real cost 20 IS, Csc large as
s9rtment "a ss-imsres for Mems ami Boys wear,
81, - &c large assortment Of new sty lie Psrasos,
cur II bIei -, VIII sell every ore Of them AZ
nc same prlce We gave for them; Gauze U1isr-
ehlrts- sc je2itr
I'VE CEST TdIHG IL READY-M
II eAlhIs ever offered IL on - cent SHIFT
tmpToyed ilthere is any one "a b has not seen our
q cent Shirt n would paw them ell 20 call and
make an eNsr nation Of their quality, 1t the Branch
baltimore sbIrT Factory. IOi2 street n 'rthEest.
Eampies seHt By nail on Tec-ips OF 20 cents.
Boz ssiZ-s II, La, L. l25s aud Is iUch. o. cents.
J. W, DARE,
1eSl- In Manager"
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SHAHCH STOKE,
1905 street, bet. I3,h and 18th streets.
BRODHEAD a co,
iss-.r $50 ~. ave-. bet 9Th ard 10Th sts
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Joint. MITCHELL.

n AwNS LAWNS, LAWNS, LAwN5-New
H stock all coors and styles, Just rec fyed at the
Cheapest store IN The city. CDSNOLLYs,
JeH-tr sos 9th st, opposite Patent Office.
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ARE AIMS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
Drinking and Drunkards.
Baltimore Sun.

DIR. Mckinley of Chicago, has is
sued pamphlet giving some inter
esting statistics in reference to intoX-
ication in the United States. The
author claims to have used eXtraor-
ordinary eXertions to obtain accuracy
having visited nearly all the States
in the Union, 26 penitentiaries, 800
jails, 40 almshouses and hospitals,
the harnts of the vicious, and the
palaces of the refined to obtain data.
Out of every 300 men we are told
that 1872 never drink ardent spirits at
all, and Of 700 women, 600 never
taste alcoholics of any kind Ont of
every 1T men who drink, IS do so
to intoxication. OF these 70 we are
told that are confirmed inebriates,
25 are periodical drinkers, and SO are
ephemeral drinkers. In other words,
l out of every men in the country
drinks to intoxication. The Stats
tics for the whole population of the
country show that out of 100000
there are 10000 habitual drunkards;
in nation of 4O,OoO,OOo there are
100000 habitual drunkards. DR..
Mckinley states that very large
proportion of the excessive drinkers,
are men of culture and refinement
actors, lawyers, physicians, legisla-
tors and ministers of the gospel.
Out of IL Congressman, l is a per-
petual drinker, an occasional drink
er, 5 drink periodically, and 4 only
are sober at all times.
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Maxims for Fa lners.

1t is worth while for all farmers
everywhere to remember that thor.
ough culture is better than three
mortgages on their farm.
That an offensive war against
weeds is five times less expensive
than defensive one.
Good fences always pay better
than lawsuits with neighbors.
That hay is great deal cheaper
made in summer than purchased in
winter.
That more stock perish from fam
inc than founder.
That horse who lays his ears
back, and looks lightning when any
one approaches him, is vicious. Do
not buy him.
That scrimping the feed of fttting
hogs is waste of grain.
That overfed fowls won't lay
eggs.
That educating children properly
is money lent at 100 per cent.
That one evening spent at home
in study, is more profitable than ten
Longing about country taverns.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
Weeds.

The West, we may say the Missis-
sippi Valley, can beat the world pro-
ducing weeds. The common "rag-
Weed" and other equally common
varieties that grow in the region
named, from four to eight feet high,
literally covered with seed, are con
sidered large in the East if found
from one to two feet high. The
great difference is owing partly to a
rather careless culture, but mostly to
our exceedingly fertile soil, much of
which fertility, we are sorry to say,
is wasted in the production of weeds.
Why, the weed-covercd stubble-felds
of the Mississippi Valley would be
considered quite wonder in New
York or New Jersey, or almost any
of the Eastern States. If this great
growth of weeds cannot be prevent
ed, can it not be utilized? Treat the
weeds to heavy application Of lime,
sown broadcast, and then turn them
under as deeply as possible. Let this
be done at any time after the weeds
have grown up, and you will scarcely
be able to guess at the productive Ca
paclty of that field for years. The
lime will destroy the seeds, dccom-
pose the vegetable matter, and lay
up such store of fertility as will
put both drought and chinch bugs
to their wits end. - Progressive
E,tr1uel..
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
Life in Greenland.


Greenland was settled in 1921 by
the Danes. The country had been
visited and colonized as early as the
tenth century by the Icelanders, but
these colonies were destroyed by the
pestilence called the black death, in
the fourteenth century or early in the
fifteenth. The present DANISH settle
ments are all situated. ION the west
coast, and contain about 10000 in
habitants. The region of Disco bay
may be regarded as the tyre of the
entire western coast Of Greenland.
In this region the winter is extremely
cold, and the ground is covered with
snow from September till May, or
early in June. During this period
the whole sea is covered with ice,
and the Danes and Esqulmaux visit
from settlement to settlement in
sledges drawn by dogs. During the
summer, under the four months of
continual daylight, the snow melts
on the lower lands, and the heat is
often extreme. Mosquitoes are trou-
blesome, and travelling is attended
with great discomfort. The day may
be bright and sunny in the morn
ing, and in the evening snow, sleet,
and all the concomlts of spring or
winter. In September the weather is
uncertain and the ghts are very dark
and cold.
The trade of Danish Greenland
is u strict crown monopoly, and is
administered by government officials
solely for the benefit of the natives.
The principle adopted is to buy the
natives blubber-skins, ivory, etc, at
a low price and to sell to them arti-
cles OF European manufacture which
are necessary to their comfort at an
equally low figure; coffee and other
luxuries are sold ut good profit
The surplus is credited to each dis
trict, and expended for the public
good, by the little local parliaments
(Partisok's) Of the districts, the men,
bers of which (partisats) are elected
ny VhiNSi SAL suuldSc. Hc Scltlc-
ments are known as colonies, and
each is presided over by a "coloni-
bestyrer" (best man in the colony.
The other notables of the colony are
the acknowledgements assistants, the
cooper, the carpenter, and, if the set
Element is large, the Lutheran parson
and the schoolmaster-the latter gen
orally an educated native. The most
exciting event in the settlement is
the arrival of the annual ship from
Copenhagen. Pianos are not I'M
known in the houses of the Danish
officials, and the Tauchitz edition of
the best English authors is to be
found in the governors" house.
The Danish Government treat the
natives with the most paternal care.
No spirits are allowed to be sold to
them, schools are provided, and alto
gether the rule of the little northern
kindom is productive Of very good
results. Theftls practically unknown
in Danish Greenland.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-31
Cure for ErecAles.

Crate horseradish fine; let it stand
a few minutes in buttermilk, then
strain, and use the wash night and
morning. Or squeeze the juice of n
lemon into half goblet of water,
and use the same way. Most of the
remedies for treckles are poisonous
and cannot be used with safety
Frcckles indicate a defect in diges-
ton, and consist in deposits of some
carbonaceous or fatty matter beneath
the scarfskin. The diet should be
atten led to, and should be of ma
ture that the bowels and kidneys will
do their duty. Daily bathing, with
much fir, ton, should not be neglect
ed, and the Turkish bath taken occa-
sionally, if convenient.
If the exact cause of freckles was
known, remedy for them might be
found. A chemist in Moravia, OBJ
serving the bleaching effects of mer-
curial preparations, inferred that tn.
growth of Il local parasitical fungus
W us Jllt FAUST VI lllc ulSColol VI
the skin, which extended and ripened
its spores in the warmer season.
Knowing that sulpho-carbonate of
zinc is Il deadly enemy to all parasitic
vegetation Gtself not being otherwise
injurious), he applied this salt for the
purpose of removing the treckles.-
The compound consists of two parts
of sulpho carbonate of zinc, twenty
five parts of distilled glycerine, TWEEN
ty five parts of rose-water, and five
parts of scented alcohol, and is to be
applied twice daily for from half an
hour to an hour, then washed off with
cold water. Protection against the
sun by yelling and other means is
recommended, and, in addition, for
persons of pale complexion some
mild preparation of iron,'-Heratd #
UeaNh.
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