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NNAsH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

WAeH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TAT1 ON 6TH eTBElT, BETWEEN NJ AND
eTkE1TS NORTHW1eT, IMPROVED BY
LAR0E COMFORTABLY DWELLING.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court II
OF the District Of Columbia, passed In equity e.J
eAuse No As12, Of Charles =. smith et al R::k
ssaina William PoPs ct 81 the undersigned, a.
premises, ON THURSDAY, the 2 LIST day Of septem-
Der, A. ID. ln6 a. O'Clock p. m all that part Of
Lot No. 5, In square No 4H, commencing on 9Th
street west Il feet and inches from the north west
corner OF said lot running thence due south IL feet
and inches, thence east % feet ~ inches, thence
north IA lee. and inches, aud thence west 10 the
place OF beginning, with the Improvements thereon
and appurtenances.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-fourth OF purchase money
cash on day OF sale or within days therefro n,
and the residue IA three equal instslments at 8, II
purchasers 10 give bis, her or their Dromissory
notes Tor the deferred payments, bearing interest at
per cent. per annum from day OF sale until paid;
or the purchaser purchac may pay all cash on
day OF sale within seven days therefrom No deed
given uhttl all purchase money aud interest shall be
paid III the purchaser or purchasers fail TO CON.
ply with the terms OF sale within seven days the
trustees the right TO resell the property Of
the risk and costs OF defaultng purchaser or par.
ehsser:, after seven days advertisement In the
"kvenipg STAR" All convey ancing at costs OF the
purchaser or purchasers. A deposit OF $50 win be
required when property Is sold.
WILLIAM j. MILLER,
ION n,pz4sSLL La avenue; Trustees.
IsS La. avenue,)
sep4 cod Law Reporter.l
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ID A. DARNEILLG,
L. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker.
TRpsTEEs, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Sra AND 10TH STRIETu WEST

BETWEEN AND o srREETS HOHTH AND
SRI AND 10TH STREETS WEST.
BY. virtue Of Q deed Of trust dated August -
nih,las, and duly recorded IN Liber DO. 1sl, E::y
folio 4e4, one OF the lApd records for the Dis el
riet OF Columbia and by the written request Of the
holders OF the note occurred thereby, We viii
sell e public auction, in front Of the premises,
on IBlDAH, the 18th day OF Septemo Der. 1876,
81 % O'Clock m all that certain piece parcel
Of ground known and described on the plan or plat
Of the city Of Warrington, d. o.: a. lot numbered
thirty, EIGHT ass!, in Dsvidsons subdiyision Of
l30l, the same being situated on an alley between
arc streets north, and OH aud 10th streets west,
and improved By atwo story frame dwelling.
Terms u sale As prescribed by said deed are the
amount OF Indebtedness, 800 with interest ct 10
per cent per annum from August Ath. 1875, to-
gether with the penses Of sale cash, and the
balance ct nix and twelve months. for which the
notes q the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day OF sale and secured by Q deed Of trust on the
property sold shall be taken deposit Of $50 Will
purchasers cost. If the terms Of sale are not com
piled With In ten days the trustees the right
TO rsse at the risk and Of the defauitiag pur
chsser after giving nve days no'ice in some news
paper published 10 the city Of Washington.
r. r. DODGE, lr-,...>.
p. A. DARH KILLB,S Afu'
0ep4 dads +. ID CLEARY, Salesman,
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WHEN Mrs. Van Auken Installed n China
sir?" asked she. "Oh! my nance An sin
Foo" But can't remember al thai lingo,
my man. I'll call you Jimmy" "VelIy
asked All Sin, looking up in sweet siuiplici-
". "Well, my name is Mrs. Van Auken:
call me that" "Oh! me can no member Mrs.
vance Auken. Too big piece nance. caIlee
you Tommy-Misses Tommy
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BANKERS.

A EHx: SsS Sh eJ S'S Co., sSSSiss
"A and Brokers', No. ~ Wan street, make fog
customers deeirable investments Of large or small
emounts In stocks Of Legitimate character, which
hequently pay from nve 70 twenty tinss ths amount
invested every thirty days.
Stocks bought and carried - long q desired %
dsDosit q nve DeI esnt Oirculars and weekly ~.
ports sent nee. aDn eoly
500 i2HiSS1 s fffSSslHl HI $l,7OO
turing the Dast few months, under Our Improved
80 q o1s.saa! y = efoSks: k,sEs tsdnesd =
g f1u h1pmae1sa seas On sHllieetloa.
.,s.s, s...s.. and s SassSpS vi 4 . cE
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DIED.
bOTELKR, On September IL. 1876, ct s q. m,
JOHN AXIS borELER, ased 4 moaths and day,
oply child OF W lion b. and Willie BOteler.
Funeral will take place from bis parents resi-
denoe 1916 street, Tuesday afternoon 4olclosk
TO attend.
DAVIES. On the 10th Of septembsr, Izs, ANNA
DIVES, aged H years, u months and IS days,
Amtctlon sore long time she bore,
Physicians were In vain,
Do 9od thought bestt
To give her rest and esse her Of her path.
depoe Tnesdav a. m TR.,,enog ~. 49,.
oopy.1
EHRMAHHTRAUf. On the 10Th Of September.
1870, Jos BPH kHRMANNrRAUT, AGED 81 yserr, ne
tive Of Germany, but for the last thirty rss-
f6ept Of ths Dtstrsct Of Columbia.
his funeral viii take place nom his lee rel
denoe, Green eDrfag, vest Of 0eorGesown. o. W. 81
nesday next, &C 10 O'Clock, and proceed 70 trinity
hsld over his rsmains. His RELATIVES end fr1snds
are fnvftod 20 attend. n
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JOB LOT, CHEAP.

JOB LOT, CHEAP.
loco Lseies all Linen Collars q &C. each, sod Of Is
20 pieces double with Black AIpaoas, sc.
20 &" pue nOhair double width at &c., sold
st5c
% pieces pure Mobair, very fine, st SOC, sold at &C.
Fail Popiins, cOubIs vidth-BottIe Green, Navy
Blue, Seal Brown. Cardinal, 81 sc. Per yard.
Black Cashmere,. 50, q, rs, SIC, 81, etc.
Heavy Canton FlsnneI, Sc.
New Fall Prints, &C.
IA wide sheetins Cotton, 70 and 3sc.
Flsnnels, . vide, &c.
English Csliooes, yard wide, l2Hc.
Bed Ticks, 10, Il, Is. %, sc.
Table Linens. 81, %, IS, &c., etc.
FAN Underwear for Ladies and Gents.
Nottingham Lacts cheap.
BED. Blue, and Gray Twill FIsnnels cheap,
At q. 81. TOwSON q co,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
sug0- eotr South side, near 7th.
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(NHANgERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON
~ NORTH CAROLINA AvEHUE. BETWERN
FIRsT AND SECOND sTREkrs aAsT, AT
By virtue OF Q decree OF the Supreme Court 60
Of the District Of Columbia, passed 10 Equity
l4tb day OF September. 1875. at O'Clock D m. in
front Of the premises, offer for sale ct public
ing front Of eighty six feet five inches on Aorth
CsroliRs avenue, and average depsh of about one
hundred and nifty six feet.
Terms: One o: the purchase money In cash,
and the residue In two equal payments, ct six and
twelve months, with six per cent. interest. Defer
red payments to be secured By the purchaser notes
Deed given the final ratification Of the sale, and
o deed Of trust taken to secure the deferred Day.
msDts, else deed given upon the fun payment OF
the purchase money; Compromising ct the purc cha
soon @ sold. REGINALD fENDALL,
Trustee, 32S ~ street north rest.
aus0-d DUNOANeON BIOS, Aucts.
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AIKEN oBsRRvER on French life, writing
in the English Women's Review, says
"English girls schools have much - learn
BOOKKEEPING IL taught 20 French girls; bat
parents OF the shop keeping class know Its
and insist on it, Books kept By
women when produced In court % verify &C.
insfruction given. The truth 10, that French
women, By their thrift, inteliigeuce, and bus
ines capacity, and the exfreocotnafy iu1u-
had large share In reeuperating their coun-
fry. No women are such thofo0gh help
mates 20 their husbauds - the French hour.
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RRODHEAD & CO.,

RRODHEAD & CO.,
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND s32 ST.,
BETWEEN 9TH ADD 10TH SITS,
Ofer 70 their friends. customers and strangers
FALL DhESS GOODS At BED UCBD
PRICES.
Black Lyons Silks, I5c. per d aid up (od prfcesD,
Seal brown, bsvy Blue and Bottle Green Silks ct
All Wool French Cashmsres, 7sc and up (orisinA
Black Aipscs. and Mohairs double fold, &c., up,
Androscoggin Bleacned Cotton, &c,
sheeting Cotton, fSc. and MP.
Linen Towels, 81 per dozen and NJ,
British Hose, 81 50 per dozen recently 81,
Balbrigsan Hose. % per box aud mp,
J. Sutton Kid Gloves, Soc. Dob lott.
s-Button Kid Gloves In Black, White, Street and
Opera cOlOrs, 81 IS,
Ail-Ltnen Table DamAsk Soc. and mp,
all Linen Doylies and Napkins, 7sc. and mp.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear st Manufacturer
prices,
siIk Tissue for Yelling, &c. and up,
Corsets, H5Sc and up,
Hamburg sdging best mAkes) Sc. 20 oS per yard,
Gents good English eus penders, Sc q pair,
New sty le Ladies Belts and Melted silk Ties,
Ladies' and Gents Collars, CUFFS, Handksrchfefs,
Runs, Ties, &c. 6e., Of late styles at lowest
market prices. Gall and examine.
BRODHkAD d CO.,
eug5-U 939 Penn. ave and 933 street.
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FALL DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS ONLY!

BARGAINS ONLY!
GOOD WHITE BLANNEL, IL.
HXCELLENT YABO WIDE WHITE RLAU-
MEL, ~.
Remnants Excellent BLEAOaED OOTrOH,9.
Remnants Fest CALICO,h.
L0nSDALB OAmBRIO,l Is
Good BLACK ALPACA, -.
Pure eflk BLACK MOHAIR, 50, worth 70.
Excellent BLACK ALPACA,3.
BLACK SILKS vEkY CHEAP, o., 81 IS, ol.D
olT5.
CARTERB, TOT Markef Space.
Every day receiving new FALL DRESS
GOODS and 81 kinds OF New Goods.
TABLE LINES, excellent quality, ali linen, 30,
BOYS ohssIsEF rs, 81, so.s2
Excellent Bsp 7IOk.2s
Largest WHITE BLANKET, $3.50, worth Is.
auR3l-tr
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A PREACHER In accredited with having
gotten on something novel In Church Greek
pulpit, lately, which came near however, 10.
volvtng him in trouble. To draw q full house
be bad II rumored Tar and wide that upon q
certain Sunday evening be would show his
before ana would never ZEE again. Curiosity
accordingly led many out who had not
looked upon the interior OF Q church for
seated the minister arose, and. drawing q
peanut from bis pocket, held IL mp 20 that all
could see IL. ''That," began he, .syou never
tossed the kernel into bis mouth. Diandiyre
marking, Sand you'll never zee it again"
The congregation was Justly indignant, and
town he would be treated TO . pelting with
stale hen fruit@(O nmbySd0e (Md.l Csrontcle.
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A MAN KILLED BY A BULL AND HIS
BODY DEVoURED BY HoGs.-Jacob Ten
Eyk, about seventy years OF age, one of the
Oldest inhabitants OF Green county. who
lived three miles southwest OF Brodhead.
met with horrible death Sunday. Septem,
Der Sd. The last time be was seen alive was
sooot ~ a. M, and IL was supposed he had
gone across his pasture 20 his sons. Late in
me afternoon bis daughter and her little SON
went out on q search for him, when the little
boy discovered the hogs devourlng his re-
mains: Alarm was given, help called from
the neighbors, and the little that was left of
MS BODY was gathered up. The arms aud
hands are missing, most OF the body de-
stroyed, and the balance horribly mutiiated.
he had large bull, which he had turned
INTO The pasture that morning for the frst
time Tor the season, with q rope In his nose
and pole attached. This animal was ap-
parently enraged when the remains were dis
covered, and Is was with difficulty and dan
ger that be was secured. II IL believed that
be killed Mr.. T., and then Q SOW and some
young shoats, which were IN the pasture, de-
voured him, Is stated. Mr.. T. was q man
much respected, and q very quiet, good clti-
Hen--lAodison (WIs-) Journal.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Apctf .neers,
- Southeast corner 9eh and ID sts northwest,
EFgRNIrURE, COMPLETING
IF D1cKe, CHAIRS, TABLES, OARPE rs.
MATTIHSs, STOVES, &c &C., AT AUCTION.
viii be sold. on TUESDAY MORHIN9,Sa
12ih Seltember, 1876. At O'Clock, by order "
OF the secretary OF the Interior, D. the Seaton
uilding, the shove mentioned goods. Terms ]
cash. DUNCANSON BROS, Auots.
eep9H Repub II, Chron. I'll
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JOHE T. MITCHELL,
s3I PEHHsYLvAHlA AvBMuD.
We haye carefully gone over eur ssoek ana ~
go Dnces 70 the lowest figures 20 clos ouS our
ePkiSe AHp suMAIR DRY GOODS.
nosvfthstan4ins The very low prices ruitns dur.
ng the past season, Ne have made our No. sSfII
lower, TO close. S@~ -
ALL AADB-UP GOODS,
ALL UNDERWEAR,
ALL DRESS FABRI0o
are lover than svsr before, and In qualify sAss s,a
not be surpassed.
From and after AoHpAY, July 10, vs eIoss our
Btore % six o'clock ,. m jylo-sr
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A NOTABLE MURDER TRIAL has iust been
concluded In Easton, Pa, the defend ant be-
Ing Allen g Lsros, young school master,
who was charged with having poisoned ais
enure family for the r pose OF pecuniary
gain. The evidence he prisoners guilt
was conclusive, and the defense was Obliged
70 plant itself on the plea OF insanity fhe
courtroom was packed by q sudden rush a.
The rumor few that the Jury. after being out
put Two hours, had determined upou a YER
dict. Amid murmur OF expectancy tue Jury
entered and arranged themselves before the
judges bench. Judge Myers deprecated auy
demonstration over the nnding OF the tury.
whatever IL might be. Then the foreman an.
nounceo the verdict. "Guilty OF murder in
the nrst degree" For seemingly a minute
perfect stiffness prevailed. Lsros sat during
the rendering OF the verdict without a show
OF feeling, his hand supporting his chin as
usual, and bis small eyes rowing around or
bent upon the door with an air OF easy indif-
Terence 10 the proceedings. After his con vic
lion the prisoner mad a real or feigned epi-
leptic. The warden OF the jail, the sheriff
ana several other persons were called. The
sherin suggested 10 the warden the propriety
OF trying choking on the supposed uncoa-
scious sufferer. The suggestion was followed,
and straightway Laros kicked, struggled.
and spec lilly recovered. Believers 10 ais ep,
llepsy said that he was just recovering when
THIS rough test was applied, and would have
regained mis- senses In a few minutes any
way; but the majority OF people look upo1
nls demonstration as q fraud
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q GREEN, Auctionsers.

II IOW0mh6 q d0BB0, AuCuoneeIs
IRUsTElv SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON SOUTH SIDE OF STREET, BE.
TWEEN 2lsT AND 92p STREETs NORTH.
WEST. 3Ox10e TO ALLEY 80 FEET WIDE.
By virtue OF Q deed OF trust bearing date -
August 18th. a; D. las, and duly recorded In
Lfber No I96, folio l68, ct SEQ Of the land -
records for the District Of Columbia, and ct the re-
quest Of the patty secured thereby, win sell, ct
public auction, in front Of the premises, to the high
ct bidder, on WEDNESDAY,, September 18th, A.
d. l06, at O'Clock .. m eli thar certain piece or
parcel Of ground In the city Of gton and Dis
trict aforesaid, and known upon the public plat
thereof a. the west thirty (S0l feet fronting on
street northwest, BY the depth OF hun fred and
eight tloe TO public alley feet wide, OF original
Lot numbered thirteen, tD,) in square numbered
seventy, 40
Terms Of rsle: One third cash: OF which 90 must
be paid ct time OF sale. and the balance In six and
twelve months In equal payments, to be secured BY
purchaser potes bearing interest from day Of sale
q the rate Of eight per cent per annum until paid
and deed OF trust on the property sold. Convey
sncing and recording ct pure haser cost. II terms
Of sale are not complied with in six days atter sale,
the Trustee reserves the right to resell ct risk and
cost purchaser In default.
WIN II. HOLTZMAH, Trustee,
eep7 d Ho. I 321 street northwest.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

l2 dozen Heck Towels, At sI.so, a, q . and
IS md o.. 11' A1'0 ~ '01'n very nne aaAllt'' u
SO yard. RichArdsons Linens. IN short lengths,
and 10 blesshed and Brown sheetiuss, 1t %
cents Der yard. Table Damask, Wine Cloth, Hap-
ktns, Pillow Linens, all widths; ana DO White
Spreads, all Qualities and patterns. We would call
the special attention OF customers TO the aboye
goods, IS they are very cheap. Also, Blesched and
Brown Canton Flsnnels, At 8, 10, Ia, Is, - and q
chiefs, st l2s, 10, IS, 30, 20 and 50 cents. Black
Cashmeres, Union,D &C % and az cents 10 pieces
prices; new goods, Just opened. 10 pieces Whits
OAmbrics % Ats cents, - good ~ Lonsdale. New
Bmbroi6 cries, In handsome patterns, received al
most every day. We intend % satisfy every one
who isyors rs with call W BROwn.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.
wOOD-G0pWIH, In Jersey Ofty. September
8, ls76. By the Rev. W. Nernnder, r. A. WooD and
II FL I'm JACKSON GOODWIN,
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u Auction, Oh ran aoETa SID OF Mas.
eAnGHgsETTs AyEMHI, BETWsEM
JBk0DY AVENUE, III WASHIN0TON,D D. O.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District Of Columbia, pass'd In EQ uity :G
auction, in front OF the premises, ON SATU HDAY.
September 10, 1876, at O'Clock m, Lo. 8, in
meDtg thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash: the balance in
three equal instalments, at Q, II, and Is months
from the day Of SALE bearing interest from she day
OF sale at eight 80 per centum per anauu, or all
cash any larger portion than one fourth ct the
election Of the purchaser. The title to be retained
until ell OF the purchase money and the interest
thereon is paid. II the terms OF sale ere NOT com.
piled with within seven days from the day Of SALE
We reserve the Iisht to resell the property st the
risk and cost of the dsfauiting purchaser. All con
veyaI cling at purchasers cost. Sl00 deposit &C.
ceptsRce Of bid.
WIN. p. DUNW00DY, 1rus'ses'
sepl-eo&ds r. J,SWEET, Auctr.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The STEAMER "MATTAH0," OAPr. w.
ii. BYLEs, will leave her wharf, foot - @k
q sth street, eysIy MoEDAY and
ThURSDAf MORhlH0Sa 81 ] O'clock, Tor
so1tni, including the fayorite summer resorts Of
0oLroNs, RIvER ePRIN6s, and BLAKIsroNs Is
LAND. BeturntDg viii arrive in Washington on
TUESDAY and fRIDAY EVENINGS, about run
down, W. II. kILLMON, Agent.
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VOUEo 4 hIDDLETON, Auotionsers.

VOUHG HIDDLETON, AuCtionsers.
TRUSTEES LIE OF THREEsr
BkICK DWELLING, ON SOUTH SIDE OF 3,
BETWEEN 10TH AND 11SH STREETS 3. w.
By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated a pril LIST, -
ID. 1877, duly recorded In Liber No CIT, TO- t.:4
lilo so2. one OF The land records for the District &
Of and ct the request OF the party
thereby, will SELL at public auction, in front Of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, September 20th.
real estate situated in the city Of washins ton, D.
o., to wit: Lot "B," 10 u. L Morrison's recorded
subdivision Of part OF square north Of square
bered three hundred and hfty-one (35lj, together
with the improvements, &c
Terms: $50, with interest at Der cent, Der an
num from June LIST, 1876 to day Of sale and eI pense
Of ssle in cash. and the balance at six, twelve and
eighteen months, with Interest, secured by q deed
Of trust on the property ssld. A e,os Of 800
viii be required q time Of sale, and ell conveyanc
ing at purchasers cost. II terms OF sale are not
piled with In seven days, the trustees reserve
the right to the property at the risk and cost
OF the Detailing pa CHI aser, after i've days adver-
t'sement. b. b. WARNER, (T-r.,a.s
au28 eoada GEO. w. 6TICKNEY. Trustees:
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GUN A BID LIN z.
NOTICE.
With tho vieV Of diminishing the chances Of col.
lision, the steaDsn Of this line take sDecfded
courDe for al seasons OF the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown 10 Kew
York or Boston, crossing sifdian Of 90 ct - lat.,
or nothing 10 the north Of -
On the homeward passage, cro0ing the meridian
OF % q q lat, or nothing to the north Of -.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWGAN NEW YORK AND Lyle
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
AD,n sos We ss1s Sa w c oos
ecythia. wed, esVt. q ecy thia--..W lov.
Bcs6niH... wed. 0et; liI Sssssia ;,;wsda HoX; IS
=, Apd every ,ollosins whDnnsDAH md sATuR-
sss.nSn .sslsS DO not carry Storage passsn-
Rxrxs OF PAeAsI.-Oabin, 90, Qloo and 0lSe,
sold, according 70 accommodation. Ticket 70 Paris
SD, gold, sdditionAl. Return dcksts on fAvofabss
etesrass tsekss % md IRON IL Rexts Of 19roDe q
very low rats. Through bills Of landing given foe
Belfast, Glaagov, Havres Antwerp a1o oener Dor0
on the Continent. and 0r Medfterraneen Dorts. eog
freisht and yassAss sDDiy q The Oomlanyr omoe,
oe9ALLW0Qp nOR8IS0M, Ne: S1t tn q.
San3-ly CHAe. @. TRAHCKLYu, Agent.
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NEW DEPARTURE.
CLYDEp WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA,
B0sTOH AND PROVIDENCE STEAMSHIP
The steamers Of the above line Win leave Philaasl.
phis every SATURDAY. ct m for -
Ess.hins:On; Is,oInins, IN Leave
st IL m, for Philadelphia No tcha,fass On ont
sasdJrsisAts. Through bills Of lsdins issued 70 and
from the above ports. freiehts received and de-
nvered daily from Q. m. to D. m. Orders for
delivery Of freights and received ct 1909 street
and HIS oh strees northwest.
W. p. CLYDE D co.,
ao. ~ q. Wharyes, Philadelphia.
.,.., ...,., o., wy:iH;n 10: sn ~ 60.
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THOMAS DewLIHG, Aucuoueer.

81 THSb ii Fat coHsT FrG 81 MAs nhHSt
TON, ID. O., A60VH GE0hGETOWN, AND
KNOWN as GREEN sPkING, IMPROVED
BY A DWHLLING house AND OTHER
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@ UNSURPASSED
TRUNKSI
HARNESS.
TRUNKS AZ
HARVEST
TRUNKSI

PRACTICAL MAHUTAOTURER,
ausls-tr SOS MARKDT oPAOH,
M rex BRICK "a 0saseanssJ RsveksSeu
u HsrkSss BVscbs q Los Pyicss Gone snd -
a. 9reoS triumph IN the 0aaufactufe q Bricks 9
~ iOen1snnial Brick Yard, corner Of 18th "a n
SrssS nortSsase. AN kinda d nodded SFioks 4
o1e DricS. Qheal Tor essh. OEders Iro9Dfly 1lsd,
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JACOB OHILBU,
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

We some time ago intiln ted that,
while We did not believe hat the
President was guilty Of completely in
any of the numerous frauds that in
vestigation is unearthing, the facts of
corruptions without number were
brought so near his person as to de-
mand some positive action on his part
in establishing his innocence. The
dispatches to-day bring us information
Of testimony delivered before the
House Committee on Expenditures in
the Department ofJustice, concerning
the disposition Of the Secret Service
Fund by the direct written order OF
General Grant, which testimony il of
sufficient importance To demand in
slant contradiction and reiu,aiion.
This evidence is not lightly to passed
over and alluded to as the corrupt,
~self-saving revelation of a detective,
for the witness is no less a person thai
Geo. Ii. Williams, formerly Attorney
General ofthe United States, in Grant's
Cabinet, and his declaration Is to the
effect that for four years during his
term of office as Attorney General he
was continually, though under protest,
paying out to nj Davenport, upon the
written order OF The President, sums
of money to be used in the elections in
New York city. The entire amount
thus disbursed aggregated S35.00o.
There are two accounts given in our
telegraphic columns of Williams trs-
timony; but provided either report be
true, the President is guilty of divert
ing the public moneys, either for pur-
poses of personal peculaton or with a
view of party aggrandizement. The
case looks black. We sincerely
trust that the President of the United
States is guiltless of this charge, but
il behoves him and his friends TO look
TO it that the slander-if such it be-be
promptly refuted.