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rs Finest Feather Tickings, Sheetings
and pillow case Muslns at the GLASS FRONT.
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Is Bargains in Fresh New Goods at
MCCRERY & BoULDEN's
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A full line of First class Merchandise,
at MCCRERY & BoULDEN's, next door to
Court House.
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sY Removal.-MCCRERY & BOULDEN
have removed to their new quarters, in
the stor room enext door to the Court
House, where they will be glad to welcome
their friends and customers.
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rES"Turk's Island and Ground Salt by
sack or bushel. CARHART & Co.
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sY- Calico and Muslin at ) cts. yard.
Ladies Linen Handkerchefs, 4 for % cts.
Mems Cotton Half Hose at cts. pair,
and Linen Towels at 10 cts. That's cheap,
amt it, REESE.
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Is Carpet, Oil Cloths and Mattings by
MCCRERY & BOULDER.
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rs" You never bought at lower prices
than you can buy the rery best Clothing to-
day of Wanamaker & Brown, 9th and
Market sreets, Philadelphia.
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tas Gents Congress and Imitation But
ton Caters, made by Clatlin, and warranted
tirst-class in every respect. REESE.
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HERE is THE PROOF
OF ITS
Superior Excellence.

Read this Home Certificate, testified TO by
Ed,card g. Garrigues, one Of tie most com
petent Druggists and Chemists Of Phi}adel-
phia, man ,ohose 0eracity none can doubt.
am happy to add my testimony to the great value
of the LONDON HAIR Color RGsToREB, which restored
my hair its original Color and the hue appears to be
permanent. | satisfied that this preparation is
nothing like dye, hnt operates upon the sccrctions
is also beautiful hair dressing and promotes the
growth. ! purchased the first bottle from Edward L..
,argues. druggist, Tenth aud Coates street, who
also testify my hair quite gray when | commenced
Is
MRS. MILLER.
No. 80 North Ninth street, Phila
Dr. SrGgHs T. Son. Respected friends II have the
pleasure u inform you that lady Of my acquaintanc"
Mrs Miller is delighted with the of y"r Lon
HAIR Color REsToRER Her hair was falling rap
idly and quite gray The color has been restored, the
falling OFF entirely stopped and new growth of hair
is the result.
Z. r. GARRIGCES,
Druggist cor Tenth and Coates Phila.
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Us 5. X. MILLER will sell 90 head of
cattle, May 9th. See advertisement.
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sB-S. X. MILLER has also beautiful
Chincoteague Pony, which will be sold at
his Cattle Sale May 9th. See advertisement
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70 Floor Oil Cloths, Table Oil Cloths,
Stair Oil Cloths, Carpets and Mattings-
best goods GLASS FRONT.
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rs Fine Cassimeres and Coatings; new
and handsome patterns for sale, by
MCCRERY e. BOULDEN's
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HTTHN VEGETABLE & FLOWER.
HEEuN Plants, Roses. pahlias, Euclsias ter
aniums, Bedding Plants. Glaiious. etc.
Send stamp for Dreer Garden Calendar l6S pages
illustrated, with practical directions. HENRY A.
DREER, IA ches.au. St., Philadelphia, Pa.
April S, lS76-6w
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MARRIED..

Is Turk s Island and Ground Alum Salt
at REESE's
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70 Suits made to order of finest fabric,
latest fashion. GLASS FRONT.
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NOTICES., &c.


NOTICE.
JOSEPH CoUD0N AND HENRY $. COUDOS
TIE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF HETTY DUKE deceased
AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery.
ORDERED, This 18th day of April, 1876,
~ that the sales made and reported 10y lanes 7.
Mccullough Trustee for the sale of the Real Estate
Hetty Duke deceased be ratified and confirmed unless
TO til" contrary thereof be shown before the
18th day of June next provided copy of this Order
he inserted in some newspaper printed in Ekton,
week for month before the 18th day of May next
The Report states the amount of sales to be 81 lO5 90.
A W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy; test, A. W. MITCHELL,
April l5 1si6-lm Clerk.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


TTNHE object of this suit is to procure
Il decree for the sale of certain gagged premises
in Cecil county which were the 10th day of Febru-
AIRY, ISL mortgaged by the defendant John B. Snode,
and Elizabeth Snode his wife, now deceased to the
complainant.
The ELL that the 10th day OF February, ISL
the said John r. Sno- and Elizabeth Snode, his WIFE
conveyed certain real estate, which is particularly de-
scrhed in the Bill and its accompanying exhibit unto
the complainant by of mortgage to secure the pay
$500 with interest from that date before
the 10Th day Of February, 1872.
That the said Elizabeth Snode. who was the owner in
fee of said land has since departed this life ntestate
Snodc. her husband. and sister Margaret Crows wife
Of Joseph Crows sister Mary McQukn, sister
Sarah Dallas brother George Crows and two daush.
terS Of II deceased sister Jane NcFa. to.wit Annie
Anderson. f. of John Anderson. and Rebccca Thomp
SON. Wife of Andrew Thompson, to whom said real
estate descended, charged with the payment of said
gage debt. That there is still due said mortgage
debt the of $4,000. with interest thereon from
February 10th 1s5: and that the said John b. Snodc
Mary McQuiikin. Sarah Dallas George Crows, Annie
Anderson. John Anderson. Rebc:Ca Thompson and
Andrew Thompson reside out Of the State of Maryland
1t is thcreupon aijulged and ordered that the
rlanaut y causing copy of this order to be inserted
in wspaper published in Cecil county. once
week for month before the 18th day of May next
give notice To the said absent defendants of the object
and substance of this Bill and them TO appear
this Court in person by solicitor on before the
18th day OF August next to the premises and
show cause If any they have, why decree ought not
to pass prayed. A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk,
True COPY: test, A. W. MITCHELL,
April 10. lS76-lm Clerk.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

NOTICE is given that Mr.. Edward w.
Az .rH0MAS has left his books with the subscriber
for settlement All persons indebted him will pleas.
make immediate payment. All persons having claims
against said Thomas will please present them.
W S EVANS,
April %, 1SI6-2w Attorney for L. ". Thomas.
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CHAPTER 50.

CHATTER
AN ACT to repeal the Act passed at January Session.
eighteen hundred and seventy four chapter four hun
drcd aul thirty entitled An Act regulate the
issuing Of Licenses for the sale of Sprituous and
Fermened Liquors in this State far the same
applies to Frederick. Cecil and Garrett counties.
SECTION l. Be il enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland, That the Act passed at January Session,
eighteen hundred and seventy -four chapter four hun
drel and thirtynime, entitled An Act to regulate the
issiug of Licenses for the sale of Sprituous and Fer
mented Liquors in this State. be and the hereby
repealed So far the applies to Frederick Cecil
and Garrett counties.
SEC .. And be it enacted, That this Act shall take
effect from the date of its passage.
Approved March II. 1876
We hereby certify that the aorrgoing i a correct
copy of an Act OF Assembly passed January Session.
$50. MILTON Y kIDD
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY
April -, ls16-3w Secretary Of the Senate.
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GB Spring Cassimeres and Dress Goods,
and Yard wide Chintz 70 cents per yard.
CARHART & Co.
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Scott & Litzenberg have just return
ed from the city with their Summer stock
of Millinery, Cheap Lot Embroidery: the
latest style Of Stockings, Trimmings sc.
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BOSTON TESTIMONY.

July ODD. 1s71-DR. SwAYyE& SoN: Last Winter while
in Trenton. y. j. procured six bottles LONDON HAIR
Color REsToRER. which like very much in fact better
than any thin" | have used in the last years. If
You please, send me dozen bottles c. O. D., care of
". s. Foglcr Son. Druggists No 1e3 fremont street
Boston. Respectively yours.
ADA BAKER
No. ~ Rutland Square
LONDON lair Color REsToRER DRESSING"
Has completely restored my hair to its original color
and Youthful beauty and caused rapid and luNriant
growth.
MRS. ANNIE MORRIS.
No. Git North seventh street. Pliila.
Dr. Dalton. of philadelphia says of it: The LONDON
HAZE Color RE>roRER is used very extensively among
my patients and friends. well as by myself. there
fore speak from experience.
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FOR. RENT
FOR SALE.

The DWELLING HOUSE on High street,
pied by S. c. Lownan. Apply OIL the premises.
February u. lSI6-tf
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STOCKING THE SUsQUEHANNA WITH SHAD.
The Bel Air -Tgis learns that Mr.. Fergu-
son, of the Maryland Fish Commissioners,
is about making arrangements to establish
a camp on the Susquehanna river. at some
point between Havre de Grace and Lap-
dunn, for the purpose of Matching shad. 1t
is believed that by following up this course
for few years the Susquehanna will again
swarm with this fish.
WooD's BITLE ANIMALs.-A description
of the habits, structure and uses of every
living creature mentioned in the Scriptures,
from the ape to the coral, and explaining
all those passages in the Old and New Tes-
lament in which reference is made to beast,
bird, reptile, fish. or insect. Illustrated
with over one hundred new designs, by
keyl Wood. Published by Brady, Garrett
son & Co. This work is commended by
all leading divines, as one of intense inter-
est. Mr.. D. Fl. Miller, Agent for Messrs.
Brady, Garretson & Co., will wait upon
the citizens of this county during the com
ing month to take subscriptions for this
work. We commend him to our readers as
a reliable man.
MARRIAGE OF A. w. MITCHELL, ESQ
On thursday last, MI. A. w. Mitchell,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
led to the hymeneal altar Miss Mary Lewis,
daughter of the late Norris Lewis, of this
county, aud sister of II. c. Lewis, Esq,
merchant of this town.
The marriage took place at GO Walnut
Valley Farm the residence of the brides
MOTHER Rev. Mr.. Johns, of the Presbyter-
ian Church, performing the pleasing cere-
mony. The wedding was a quiet one,
none but the immediate family of the par
ties being present.
The bride and groom took the ) P. NJ.
train for New York the same day, from
whence they will 60 to Niagara, and return
to Elkton in about two weeks.
Few men in Cecil county are SO well
known and so emInently popular as Mr..
Mitchell, and we feel confident that as the
announcement of his marriage is read,
many fervent prayers will be uttered for
the happiness of himself and fair bride.
AS we, in the loneliness of our bachelor
solitude, partake of the delicious cake with
which we were favored, we wish them God
speed, and aphorically-strew their
path with the sweetest of flowers.
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ADN M H
WINES AND Liquors.

/ beg leave 10 present my compliments to
L my former customers. and 10 the public in general
and inform them that have again opened II choice
e
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PUBLIC SALES.

We have had two this week: w. Easton
closing out his household goods and about
to remove to Baltimore; and the property
of Mrs. Chandler, deceased. There seemed
to be plenty of cash and plenty of buyers:
everything sold well.
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LAND SALE.-John f. Wilson, ESD, as
attorney for The Elkton Building Assoca-
ton, on Tuesday last, sold a farm of so
acres, adjoining the village of Cherry Hill,
in this county, for 81, $40. VIM. V. Moore,
Esq, purchaser.
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EVA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-23
DIED.

BURGESS. Fen aseep In Jesus, on nsndsy,
Nay =, les, 81 clock .. m after q Ion and Iin
ssrine illness, Mrs. H ztBEI N BURGIs, wife
q Ahner Bureess, and bird daughter Of ron AZ
enc the late Elizabeth Bssmsn, aged y years ana
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral on "Wednesday, 2ttb instant, at s Q clock
from her late residence. 1909 9TH street soptheAs,
Baltimore Sun and Cleveland Herald please
oOpy.l
BROWN. FLIZABETH, wife Of Hanson brown
died on MONDAY evening, May n, ls76, II clock,
Funeral at SO clock. on "Wednesday, the isth In
stsnt frtenos and relatives respectfully in
xlted % suerd from her residence. No S24 street.
LOVE-. May n. 1876, at . IN, Mrs. Ann Lovr,
sged 65 years.
Funeral will take place from her brother resi-
denoe, Mr.. l.. Callaa. No los sih street noft
rest in peace.
MURPHY. May asa. 1876. KIIzABErH MURPHY,
in the 18th year OF her age.
Ibs funeral will tske place from her parents
residence no. 211o street northwest, on L hurs-
day 18th instant, att clock ., m. The friend. Of
the family are respectfully invited 20 attend 81
sCHATZ. At Philadelphia Pa Thursday, NAV
Is. 1876, Iron, twin son Of arthur and Lizzie A
sehstZ and grandson Of Caroline II. ekirving, sRed
n onths and 3 days.
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HydrOphObfa I'm Newark.

SHOCKING DEATH OF A YOUNG GIRL.
The New York Tribune Of yesterday gives
the following account of the death of a young
girl from hydI ophobia, briefly mentIoned in
Telegram TO THE STAR: The entire family
of Louis Sorhagen, OF No. 263 Norfolk street,
Newark, \. consisting of Mr.. Sorhagen,
his wife, his son Charles, aged Il; Henrietta,
aged II, and Margaret, aged 10, were bitten
by rabid dog On April 10Th. Tae dog was
OF The Spitz breed and great pet of the
family. The animal had been away for sew
eral days, and on its return acted very
strangely, swapping and biting at all who
approached ii. Charles attempted 10 pacify
the dog, when II bit him on the right hand,
drawing the blood. The animal then ran
into the barn and refused TO come out
Shortly afterward Henrietta was passing
Though the barn, when the brute sprang
upon her and bit her on the right heel. A
few minutes later IL wandered into the yard
and bit Margaret on the left ankle and Mrs.
then bit another dog and horse belonging
TO Mr.. Sorhagen.
Mr.. Sorhagen, not suspecting that the dog
was rabid, tied ii up in Its kennel, aud while
doing SO Ii bit him on the left wrist. The
next morning the dog was dead, its mouth
covered with froth, while the sides Of the
kennel showed the marks of the animals
teeth. On Thursday last Henrietta COM
planned of drowsiness, pains In the head,
back and limbs, and during the night she
had violent spasm. Drs. Voegler, Korne-
man and Ill were summoned, and cut out q
piece of flesh where the child had been bitten.
On Friday morning she seemed TO be i'm
proving, and was rational until noon, when
She had a spasm and sank into a torpor
Occasionally she started from her stupor and
screamed violently, tearing The bedclothes
and talking deliriously. In the evening she
had several more violent spasms, which con-
tinued until 2:30 O'Clock on Sunday morning,
when she died. A post-mortenl examination
was made by the attending physician. The
wounds OF the other members OF the family
have been cauterized, and as yet they have
shown no signs OF hydrophia. The other dog
was seized with hydrophsbia on Friday aud
was killed.
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The &C partnership OF J. O. WISwALL & 90.
szPiTiHs ~ !sEJ;afiOn JKy Isl, our stock
MOST BE CLOsID
on or before that date.
We shall offer tO-Eorrov, and continue 10 sell
'OT so days, eur large and complete stock Of
DRY GOODS
At GREAT SACRIFICE on ORIGINAL COST
and ail gods remaining on haAd June lst, will be
sold at AUCTION WITHOUT RESERtE.
In order to Close IN 80 DAYS.
A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
will be made on 8 large portion OF our stock.
Prints, 4, and Ga cents per yard.
Brown COttOns, cents per ard.
Figured Grenadines, 81, 10 and l2H cts,
Grenadines IN Stripes. at 10 cts.
sIlk Grer adiEes beIog cost.
Summer siks, SIX cts ard upwards.
Pure Black MChairs, 81 cts, worth IS.
Fine Black Dress Silks, IS cts. worth 81 40
500 yard. Bisck Alpacss, lssz TO 37h cts,
PARASOLS az cost.
Large lot Table Dsmssks. Napkins. Vine Cloths,
Piano OoyeTs, &C At less than New York cost.
~GREAT BARGAINS in everything.
,. g. WISWALl a CO.,
sp29-u $40 TIN 81, near Pa. ava.
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NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR THE HAIR.

It's NATURAL AND YOUTHFUL 0OLOR.
II makes brash, dry and why bafr smooth and
application prevents and stops the hair falling.
Warranted restore the color In three 70 ten days.
Contains nethihg whatsver Of an unhealthy or
poisonous nature. Does not require ehaktnG; does
not soil linen or the nBger nails; nor, In fact, hes
Sulphur ard Lead reGtoratives In the markets. Has
been used for nearly eight years now with constant
xRTHUR NATfANS, Dsygsiss.
PROPkIETOB,
my1u a md ID streets northwest.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

sPLEERIp COLLECTION OF STEEL EN-
CRAVINGS. WALNUT REP PARLOh FURN-
LIT ITTBE, FREEgH PLATE MIRROR, FINE
SOLhECT10S OF ORNAMENTS, WALNUT
IoukGEs AND EASY 6HAfRs, ZINE WAL.
Nut MhR6LE TOP CHAMBEn FURNITURE,
B0oK0AsES AND SHELVES, FINE HAIR
MATIRe SSZS, TWO ELEGANT SEWING
MACHINES MA FEATHER PILLOws AND
P0LSTkRS. WIRE SPRIHG UHDER BEDS
TWO WALNUT GARD TAbLES, LARGE AS
S0RTMKNT OF BED AND TAsLE LINEN,
oohRPEIS, OAK MARBLE TOP sIDEBOARD,
OAK DINING TABLES AND CHAIRS, FINE
COLLECTION OF CHINA AND GLASS WARE
kLEGANT SILVER Plated WARE, ONE p.
PSTkWART COOKING SrUyEIN PERFECT
ORDER, HEATING STOVES. STREET. HOSE,
WASH IT 6S, REFRIGERATORS. ONE
EOIhRY COFFEE MILL, A SPLENDID COL
tTECTuICCNN, n OF kITCHEN REQUISITES, &C.,
On THURSDAY MORNING, May 25,n
lslo, at O'CLOCK, at the residence of q gen. u
ileman declining Housekeeping, No sos ~
stree between 9th and 9TH streets northwest,
shall sell the above superior collection OF House
hold effects.
Terms cash. THOS. BOWLING,
my20-d Isunday Herald & @ 4pttaI I Aucti 1neer
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II Z SILK
DRESS GOODS HOUSE
ASHIN GTON.
weinvite the attention Of the public to our I'm.
nerse assortment Of new styles
SUMMER SILKS
GRENADINES
OF al shades, in stripes and pIsids.
Large stock BLACK SILKS Of al celebrated
sPKING pBEss GOODS Of the most attractive
styles and cclors.
MOURNING GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
CASsIMEREs, CURTAIN LACKS,
SILK UMBRELLAS aud FINE H0SIER
Il great variety, ct less than New ork prices.
WOLFORD Il sHILBERG,
eI7 MARKET SPACE,
app TT Third door from 9th street.
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XDASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w no. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets.
Trustee SIZE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 1lrH sTREET, BkTWEEN r
aid B STREETS NORTHW EST, at AUCTION.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated October a
9Th, A. ID. 1S72, and duly recorded In Liber la.
No s9a folio al, one Of the land records for -
the District Of Columbia, and by direction of the
In front of The premises, on THURSDAY, May 25,
A. d. !ae, Of O'Clock .. the f.Llowins de-
parcel of ground situate sod lying In said city, aud
beirg known and described as lot number seventy
four 74, In the record I'd Subdivision OF uare num-
bered txo hundred ard seven l20Tl, witt improve
merits thereon, consisting OF two story brick
dwelling with back building, with al modern i'm
provemeDts, gas and waer.
Terms Of sale: One third IN cash; the balance In
three equal ipstaIments at tgolve and ea hteen
months, with interest at ten per cent. annum, to
be secured - DE- ed Of trust On tue premises sold.
olOO Win C. IL Quired Of the purchater 1T the time
Of sole All c-nveyarc cling at purchasers cost. II
the terms az sale fBiIy complied with in one
week from the day Of sale the Trustee thu
right to resell the properly at the risk and cost oil
the defaulting purchaser after i've d<ys advertise.
ment. JOHN Is. NOEktS. Irus &c.
myiSd WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Apct,
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THE NEW YORK FESIANs.-The recent
suicide Of poor MuIleda opens the way for a
word or two on the Fenian wreck. Toe Moi
fatt mansion, in Union square, where OMa-
hony's folly Of an Irish republic was estab-
nshed, is again private residence, aud
O'Mahony himself is trying to make liv
ing by writing for the Irish press. Colonel
VIM. r. Roberts, who succeeded him as pre-
sident of the imaginary Irish republic, has
turned agriculturist, and lives on a farm
which he owns on Long Island. O'Donovan
Rosa keeps third class hotel in Chatham
street. General Bourke, who was his fellow
prisoner in England, holds political Office.
General Millen has a place in the custom
house. Charles Underwood UConnell, who
was sentenced 10 death, and afterward re-
leased, Is in the controllers office. His fell
low exile, Augustine Costello, also had a
political position, but whether he still holds
II or not am not able to say. Almost every
one Of the exiled Fenians worked into New
York local politics on his arrival here, and
1t is needless to say that this has done more
than any thing else to withdraw from them
the sympathy and regard thai they received
after their release.-l Hartford Tunes.
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VALUABLk IMPROVED PROPERLY ON
-sTRInT, RlTwkEN 1sI AND Cd STRRET
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auotioneer.
TRCsTEEs' SALE OFAN ELvG THREE.
SIORI AND Bs6SMENT BRICK DWELL
ING. MO 80 ATRI N N N L.

GbLE w an EBFG mi THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK NV ILL,
INC, NO 80 STREET EORTHWEsr.
Under and BY virtue OF q deed OF trust, A
ostsd the twelfth (l2th) day OF u Law "A n 1874 81
ana cuiN recorded 10 Lfber No. 752, lilo l7O -.
me OF the lsnd records for county Of washipeton
strct OF columbia and Att the request Of the artv
secureo tnerebt, we will sell ~ public surtion, ia
Iont oi the premises, on THURSDAY, June I ,
DO at g CLOCK p m the folioying described real
tststt, situate In TIE CITY of Washington, ID C All
that certain piece psrce OF ground or real estate
situate and lying in said city Of Washington and
Known and Described as being Lot Numbered one
hnpoIed and thirty six, DS5,) in shepherds re-
CORDED subdivision OF square nSmb.red six hun
cred and twenty three (623 together with the i'm
pr0vemeIts, &c. consisting OF IN elegant three
story ard bast ment brick dwelling.
Trims: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest az ten per cen
tun per anuum, secured by deed of trust on the
property sold deposit of 8 800 will be required
OF the purchaser at time of sale. All conyeysncng
at the eH peDse Of the purchaser.
III terms OF sale are not complied with within
seven DAYS the trustees reserve the Tieht q resell
the property al the risk and cost of the defaultng
purchaser.
JOSEPH DYER, lr
my22 dads MICHAEL GREEN,( Arustees'