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HER PERSONAL PEcULARrTIEs-NOrf.E ,
M -ur VI. .-.-..-- -.

HER PERSONAL PEcULARfTTEs-NOrfE WORK
OF TIE RED CROSS SOCIETY.
tC0rrcsfpR6eEcc a fas FliHadelphfa P.,-SSl
The Empress i Regent OF ths Finn,re a. tI,e
absence 81 the EMPEROR ~ thc ~eai of wAr
ttef ma lC>fN i wcnldn of S.roRgA
INK and fine education. She waS reared win
The expect alton III l,,iun married iusa shs
reigtiiug family 20 Russia. She i di>IincuiSh-
eu Tot kihdneS> at heart, beueNalencs and
mi dlSr, >iiiou l. ia marked contrast Wfra th.
haNiju al fundamentally 81 Alexander Ills
Majesty would have avoided the war had nsE
the fan>lSti>t party been too powerful far
him io resist Since ~ has h.en for,cH futa
70 be has been oppressed with >prroN a IN.
immense sacrifice oi lie d ha> occaStoned. ti,,.
un>kiltul manner In which a. has l-,en con
duct"d and the corrupt practices which have.
characterized every branch of the military al
minisiraiior. A. wrote an a previous hitter
he ! nol v Hing 10 return o. =. fctrrshurg
untii the honor of his aTml> has hsnn rpdeetu-
ed by Successes which viii ohlitcrate the
memory ~ pas TcNrTSc>. Al the imperial
princes arr Nj h HIM. Re lives iu a Bulgarian
howell an The said>l Of an Kinds al di>comforfs.
ana rs >'i> are housed under tents which. IN
RAINY weather, are euNrlopvd q, \ sea al mud.
inc tlfdl ltalitt> AZ The capital. With their
Injurious equipments. arr. tur ths most pars
closed. The Empress living in her own spart-
meas There are, no receptions. 40 halls
and NO court entertainments at anN Kind
Some 81 the large ruon> arr scs-;pird hN the
ladies Of the he'd CryrS> N,scirtN. who. under
the superintendent OF The Empress, daily
meet There 10 prepare hui. handagr, aud stones
oi different kinds tuT the r'licf ui the Russian
wounded. Her Mal>y plies The needle as
bu>i'N a. The mobile danes under her orders.
aud sets an example al Chris Ian charity that
All seek to emulate. Regent thpIgh she hg slls
rarely preside over ministerial counrl aud
leaves cNefN thiuE to Count Miluiiu. the minis
ler 81 Wal. lie A.. az present. virtual ruler 81
Russia. Tor The Emperor AMI COR ~chakof ans
Too much ocruplvd with military operations IN
Turkey to give TIE goa ernmcui Of the cmpir.
Ne attention 10 dc>"rNr~. he h a fau>laViStof
'hc most uiird iNIr. AMI Mas one oi the most
active promoters 81 le Nar. lir IT. r.Sp,riSthle
toi TIE inadogua,v stale of prapara inItS nf ths.
army lut hu>tiiiir>-ipT lis Inferior a al anna
meui. IL skeleton regiments. aud ii> " III he'd
g"lnlnl>Narlat. Tie made asa imtn.u~. mistake
mn not prov iulug the army With a. objective.
Weapons a. those which The Turks haze tu Use
~ serious hluudrr a. Austria commtfted ia
bel war with Prussia Whatever maN D.. TIE.
fighting qualities aud discipline of an army II.
vii IlWaA> hc iHtrriur 30 au Antagonist which
= furnished with guns ed louEsr range and of
more rapid aud deadly hrr Contracts have
recently been made ith krupp toT nearly a
thousand cannon. and 81 the latest and best
pattern. The Turks are customers with him
also. hut their demands ary lrS, ou account vi
their dearh 81 funds
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SINS REEVES. the famous English tenor.
though elderly. is hale and active. He is de
scribed as square-shouldered. thick-set man.
rejoicing AZ home i'm "A suit of tweed Of uncer-
tabby-relieyed by rOse-colored necktie. a
turquoise and diamond ring, and a famous
watch chain of mingled gold and coral. It i
ZucatO that the English tenor attributes his
long lease of voice. I'VE must keep the voice
in the middle. This is the secret of really fine
tone, OF the faculty of singing cantabile pas
Sages with effect. and of making coup on A
high note when il is wanted. Nothing i more
destructive than perpetual exercise OF the up
per register
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4 SENSATIONAL DIVORCE SUIT of an extra
ordinary character came up for trial in the ~.
Louis circuit court last Friday. and WAS decided
i'm favor of the offended husband. On the 2lth
of March. lS.5. Frank VI. Gordon was married
al the Southern Hotel to E>tella r. Gordon, q
niece of Judah l.. Pen amin. the cN-Secretary
of State of the So-called Southern Confcderacy.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. Gordon
made some peculiar discoveries which war
ranted hiS application tor a divorce against his
wife.of an hour. The ease dragged it, slow
length along through the courts until this fore
noon, when a decree was granted An favor OF
the plaintifi.
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CHAS. &. GLOVER, A'"s''
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. d.
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue OF q writ Of Aeri facias. issued out OF
the Clerk Once az the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and to me directed viii sell a.
public sale. for cash, At the Court House door q
said District, On WEDNESDAY. the 18th day OF
December. 1877. At ~ O'Clock m. all the right,
title claim and interest of the Defendant In and TO
me GLOWING described property, to WITT Los - Of
keily's subdivision Of square 60e. w ashfn9son
city, ID. c., seized and levied upon as the propfy
q the DESCENDANT Moses Kelly, 70 satisfy sxecvtion
FRED'k DOUGLASS, U. s. Marshal ID. c.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auet. pQyS2dts
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UNITED STATES NIARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue of writ OF eri facias issued out OF the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District
of Columbia. and to me directed will SELL at pub
lie SALE for Cash. at the store Of Gulick Bro 243
LIST street southeast. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
right title claim and interest OF the defendants In
and to the following described property, to wits the
Stock Of Groceries &C., In said store, levied and
seized as the goods and chattels of Quick & Bro
to satisfy execution No. 49, 1885, In favor of johnson
& Moale.
FRED'K DOUGLASS, u. s. Marshal d. C.
JOHN SHERAiAN, Aucti0neer. decl-dts
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KILLED HIS MOTHER AND SIsTER--TwO
years ago Lyman Blackman, farmer living
near Beamingham, Mich, decided his farm 10
his son Henry on condition that the latter
should support his parents and sister. He
falling to do this, his father started to Pontiac
on Saturday TO get out the necessary papers
Henry quarrelled with his mother and sister,
which resulted i'm his shooting and killing them
both, after which he set fire to the house and
barn. The murderer Is now in Jail at Pom
fiac.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY ON { STREET SOUTH, NEAR CORNER
L On

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY ON & STREET SOUTH. NEAR CORNER
OF I'D STREET EAST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of a deed of trust given to me- and -
duly recorded In Liber No S31. folio 354 ct 1...D
seq. one of the land records for the District
of Columbia. and by request of the party secureu
thereby. will offer for sale. at public auction.
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of December, A.
ID. 1877, at O'Clock p. m, in front Of the prem
Uses, all that certain piece parcel OF land and
premises situated. lying and being i'm the city of
Washington. ID. c.. Icing part of lot numbered
nine 90. in square numbered seven hundred and
xty-three (s63). commencing for the same at the
northeast corner of lot nine t9). In said square 1853,
and running thence west along the line of south
&C. street. distance Of fifteen (15) feet; thence
south with that width fty-th (53p feet nine and
one-half (8) inches, together with all the improve
ments. ways, easements, rights. privileges and
appurtenances to the same belonging In any wise
entertaining.
Terms: One-third cash: the balance in six and
twelve months: notes bearing interest at per cent
per annum until paid, and secured by deed Of trust
on the premises sold. deposit OF 800 required as
soon sold. Convey ancing AT purchaser cost. III
the terms of sale are not complied with within
seven days. the Trustee the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defautng
purchaser, upon giving five days notice Of such
resale in some newspaper published in washington.
ID. C.. JOSEPH A. REPETTf.
decl-eOGdhS Trustee
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SUICIDE OF DEFAULTING CHURCH TREAS
URER.-A dispatch 10 the Philadelphia Euen-
ing Bulletin from Pittsburg, Pa. says: .At
the inquest on the body of Peter Jungha.us
day, it was developed that he was over Sa0oC
short as treasurer Of the General Evangelical
Protestant Church, congregation OF large
wealth. Recently ii finished fne edifice. II
was supposed at first that the deceased had
been murdered, but 1t is now thought that he
committed suicide-
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delpi,td JUdoe'S Opinion ibOHu ''TiHHyorai
Relations. in the divorce suit AT Philadel-
phia Of Brinckle versus BrinVkle. a verdict
was returned yesterday in favor of Mr.. Brine
kle. The case was one in which the woman
Angelique Guinet alleged that She was the
wife of Brinckle. the latter having occupied
relations towards her which she thought war
ranted her in taking legal action after he had
really married another woman. The Judge. in
his charge Ia the jury. recognized the fact that
men are induced To form immoral relations
through an infatuation fostered by designing
women quite aS often as women are enticed
into them by the INSCRIPTIONS of the other
n.
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DROWNED IN THE FLooD.-Brief mention
was made in the LeeSburg correspondence of
the Gazette. on Monday. of the drowning of
Miss Milburn and two children Of Mr. Houser
al MasonS Island. near Leesburg. The par.
tlcularS as since gathered. are AZ follows The
island was overlooked. and the inmates forced
10 leave their house and take refuge in tree
While they were in this perilouS situation a
crowd of men gathered on the river bank OBJ
posite the island. but took no steps for their
rescue, until negro man stepped forward. and
said that he hardly expected Ia get back alive
but That he could not stand still and see the
people drown. He was quickly Joined by
another negro man. and taking of their coats
and handing them To bystander. theyput out
Tor the island. They reached il safely aud
started back, having in the boat with them.
Miss Mllburn and the two children. intending
Ia return for Mr.. HOuSer. his wife and the
other child. When part of the way across
their boat was swept against a tree and upset.
drowning one of the men and one child. while
Miss Milburn. the other child. and the remain
ing man succeeded in catching hold Of the tree
They remained there from three o'clock sun
day afternoon until three % clock on Monday
morning. when the tree aud its living burden
were swept away. 4 crowd remained on TIE
bank beside a fire all night long. listening "a
their cries. but were unable To rescue them
Mr.. Houser. his wife and the remaining child
stayed i'm a tree near the house all night. and
were saved. The names of the heroic calOred
men could not be ascertaiued. but their con
duet in facing death 10 succor these in diStre>,
i worthy of the greatest admration.--4ieroR
aria Gazette.
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y MATRIMONIAL ROMANCE. WITH SOME I y
PlEANT ACCoMPANIMENTS, came 10 a harmo-
NOUS termination in "a Brooklyn COar, a few
days ago. Carrie. - years old. the pretty 'ep-
daughter of John DE NySe, had ha'n Tor some
time the object of attention from W. r. White.
a real estate agent Of about a. but never seem
ed Ia give him any encouragement. one after
noon She disappeared. and few DAYS later the
aSt0ni>hmeni of her parents was further in
creased 10y receiving letter from While ~ sing
That he and Carrie were married. and wanted
To see them al the Grand Union hotel Mr.. and
Mrs. DeNyse proceeded io the hotel fun of fore
holdings. which we're realized when White re-
fused toeNhihlt the marriage certificate oranX
evidence of the wedding whatever. Then fol
lowed very stormy scene. The father charged
White with his daughters seduction and
threatened violence: White drew a pistol
Mrs. DE NySe threw herself between the angry
men, when the entrance of two of Whites
friends into the room prevented further dis
turhdnce. During this episode the Young
bride sat IN silence. seemingly half stupefied
MI. DE Ny>e at once procured a warrant for
Whites arrest on "A charge 81 abduction. and
the cavalier bridegroom was conducted To- the
police station, his bride faithfully following
Here il was proposed la settle the matter bV a
formal marriage. White demurred at first.
saying that he and Carrie were legally married
already. but threats of immediate pressure of
the suit brought him To- terms and the two
We're married on the spot. The ceremony
charmed away all differences and father and
mother, daughter and Son-inlaw rode away
together in amicable frame.
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| WIN. II. WARD. )r.
deco eo&ds WIN. r. MATTINGLY. trustees
HRCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IN
Il PROVED REAL ESLATEON ELEyENTI

Il PROVED REAL ESTATEON ELEVENTH
STREET WEST. BETWEEN AND L.
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated july 18th. -
1872. and duly recorded in Liler No. 10. 1..:J
folio 80 et seq. OF the Land Records for the
Dist let Of Columbia. shall sell at public auction
in front of the premises. on MONDAY. the Path
day of December. 1877. al $3.50 y. m. all that GER
tain piece parcel of ground situate and lying
the City of Washington. ID. c.. and known a. lot
numbered 10 In Gunnell's recorded subdivision of
west half Of square numbered $50. with the inn
provements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-thirl cash: balance in six and
twelve months with Interest at per cent. secured
by deed OF trust premises. Sl0O at time OF sale
III terms of sale are not complied with in DAYS. the
Trustee reserves the right To resell at risk and cost
of defauitng purchaser All convey ancing AT pur-
chaSer'S cost. +. Ill. e. TODD. Trustee.
4. W. HANDY. Auctr. d4-2aw Ads
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vVNRUSTEES' SALE OF THE VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE On THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF THIRTEENTH AND +
STREETS. MASHINGTON. u. G. UPON

VuKt SIZES SALE OF THE NALt ABl r.
l. REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTHWEST
STIpR FrI 0F TH iTI AND n T
LICAN'' BUILDING STANDS
the 30th day of September. a. ID. 1873. and 81
recorded in Liber No. 729. folio 2SS. one of ul9
the land records for the District of Columbia and
al the request of the party thereby secured will
sell al public auction. in front of the premises. on
SATUR the 9th day of January. 4. ID. 1873
AT O'Clock y. all that lot of ground in the city
of Washington. in the District of Columbia. known
and distinguished as and being all of Lot numbered
twelve f2I and the northern twenty COO feet three
80 inches front by the depth Of forty eight 49, feet
four A. inches of Lot numbered thirteen I3). in
Square numbered two hundred and fifty six ESQ
JiIe whole being described a. fOlIowS:-B ,ginning
for the same at the northeastern corner of said
square and running thence west forty-eight (4SD
feet four ~ inches thence south seventy (1O) feet
three 30 inches: thence east fortycight (4S) feet
four a. inches to the line of 18th street west and
thence north TO the place of beginning. with the
improvements, consisting OF the National II pub
lean building.
Terms of sale: Ten Thousand dollars cash: the
balance in equal installments in three. nine fifteen
and twenty-fOur months. respectively. with in
erest as the rate of six per cent per annu secured
by deed Of trust ON the property. \ deposit of
81. eco required at time of sale CJnveyancing at
cost of purchaser. II the terms of sale are not com
piled with in days after the sale. th Trustees
reserve the right To resell at risk and cost of de-
faulting purchaser.
WIN. f. CHANDLER.)
l.. \. ROLLINS. }Tfustees
nov 26-e'4 l421 street n.w..)
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M. T. " tISttT Law
YOU NC n MIDDL ETON. AuctS.
V'TIoMAs BOWLING. Auctioncer.

PEREMPTORG SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY ADJOINING THE
MEDICAL MISEU VI, ON TENTH STREET.
BEIMEEN AND F. No. 517. NORTH
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MORTGAGE SALE
AVA OF 4
A X "

IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
by virtue of power contained in a mort IL
gage from William IL. Cooley and Marie f.. @..:t
Cooley his wife, To Lloyd r. Dorsey. dated IL
on the LIST day of March, 1873 and recorded among
the land records of Montgomery county. in Liber
T.. r. l.. No. 10 folio 3sS. &C.. the subscriber will
sell at public auction. at the courthouse door in
Rockville. SATURDAY. December s, 1877. at 1
O'Clock =. m. all that Farm on which William Ii .
Cooley now resides, about three miles from Barnes
Vile and the Metropolitan railroad. and lying
tween said road and the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal. containing 134 acres of land. more or less
improved by good Dwelling House and necessary
This property occupies commanding situation.
and is very desirably located. being near schools
and churches. and i'll a picturesque region of
country.
Terms cash.
For fun particulars apply to
NJ. BANNON.
Trustee and Attorney.
novoS-St 81 ST. Paul street. Baltimore Nd.
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GEORGE TRUESDELL, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING. WITH TWO-STORY
BRIGK BACK BUILDING; No. 20 SEW

SALE VI IHkEE-STORI
BRICK DWELLING. WITH TwO-sTORY
BRICK BACK BUILDINGS. No. 20 SEW.
ENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated NOvem- -
her 8th. 1875. and recorded i'm Liber No. SOL i'm.
folio $50, ct seq. of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia. and at the request OF the
party secured thereby we shall sell at public auc-
FRIDAY. Noysmber 3Oth, 1877. Lot twenty GO,
in William Williams subdivision Of original lots In
square eight hundred and ninety EIGHT 1885. to-
gether with the improvements thereon, consisting
Of a three-story Brick Dwelling, with two-stOry
brick back building.
Terms: One-fOurth Of the purchase money to-
getber with the expenses of the sale, i'm cash: and
the balance In six. twelve and eighteen months Sc
cured by deed of trust upon the property sold and
the notes Of the purchaser hearing seven ca per
cent. from day Of sale. All conveyancing and re-
cordng al purchaser cost. A deposit of $50 re-
quired upon acceptance OF bid. II the terms are
not complied with In seven ca days, the Trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser.
ERhsMTs j. MiDDLEToN, JR.. Trustees.
nov20-eoxdbs
AITHIs SALE Is POSTPONED until SAT-
CRDAN. December 9Th. same hour.
EMks ssays !: aHaHi Dr., Trustees.
ncS3o-f, tn, th&f
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DISAPPEARANCE OF An EMBEZZLER--J. V.
Maginn. who was put under hail AT Chester,
Pa. for embeZZling Siun from building aSso-
citation. has mN>teTiou>lN disappeared. His
friends fear that he has committed suicide or
b,,u murdered
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A6Francis ID. Moulto.., the late Mutual, |"
has gone into the salt BUSINESS IN Central New
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(,HAS. W. HANDY. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PEpNED REAL ESTATE IN NEW II AMP
SHIRE AVENUE. BEIW EEN y AND %
STREETS NORTHW Est.
Under ard by virtue Of . deed Of trust dated r.
January sc;I. 1872. and duly recorded in IiberSye
No. 671. Folio 2tS ct seq. one OF the land re-
cords for the District of Columbia. l shall sell at
public auction. in front of the premises ON FRI
DAY. the 2Dih day of November. ~ ID 1877. al 4
O'Clock y. III. all those certain pieces parcels of
ground situate and lying in said city of W aShing
ton. AMI knOwn and deSeTibeaS lUt> 81. 81 81. 33.
"a 81 ami So IN the recorded suhdiy ison Of square
No. %.
Terms of sale: 81 167 .O9 and all expenses Of sale
In cash: balance la six. twelve and eighteen months.
with int secured by deed Of trust on the pre-
miSeS sold. \ deepest Of slOo required a: time If
sale, and ali cOnveyanCing AZ purchaser cost. IL
terms 81 sale not complied with in seven days.
the Trustee reserves the right to resell AT the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
GEO. W. STICkNEY.
uOy11-2tw Sdbs Surviving Trustee.
kHTHE ABOVE SALE II POSTPONED until
TUESDAY. December l.. at same hour and place,
by order of Trustee.
n0v3n, dec3.SS10 CHAS. W. HANDY. Auct.
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RS-Florida has been visited with the first
frost of the season. and all trace of the yellow
fever has been eXtingui>hed.
Ea-The store of Nathan Cornwall. near Bar
low. Ga. was burned Friday night. Corn
walls charred body was found ia The ruins.
Murder. robbery and incendiarism are sus-
tod
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BROS, Auctioncers.

III ltNtANsoN bfOS.. AuctioueeFS.
TRUSTEE SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
Hol 81 ON FoURTH STREET WEST BE-
Nv I'm AND h STREETS NORTH. AT
AUCTION.
BY ' rtue Of deed OF trust given 10 me. and IA
duih record a In LlbeT No. 1!S. folio AL one ..0
OF the land records Of Washington county. ~
Disirct OF Columbia, and by request Of the parry
securt thefel viii offer for sale at public auc-
tlon. ON W ElN ESDAl. the IL h day of ID GEM
Dsr; \. ID: Isl at O'Clock y. M. in front If the
preinl>s $ all that certain piece parcel Of ground
situated and lying In the city OF Washington. d. C.
and being known and described as part 0f Lot num-
beTed twenty eight (2S. in square numbered fiye
hundred and sixteen (51G. beginning for the same
ten feet north from the southeast of said lot
and running thence north along the line of Fourth
street west seventeen 40 feet and ten (IO) nches
thence west one hundred 400 feet: thence south
seventeen tlIl feet and ten 1Ol inches aud thence
east one hundred 400 feet to place of beginning:
and also use OF alley described in deed from Tief-
len 20 Rtab OF even date herewith. together with
the I'M r0VeinentS. ways rights. privileges and ap-
puFIenanceS 10 the same belonging or in any wise
appertaining.
Terms of sale: One-thirl cash: the balance in
SiN- twelve and eighteen months from day of sale.
nOt's hearing interest al per cent. and secured by
deed OF trust ON the properly sold. All conveyance
ing AT purchaser cost. deposit of SIO0 required
NJ time of sale. The Trustee reserves the right 10
resell the property al the risk and cost of the de-
fauitng purchaser II the terms of sac are not COM
pied With within seven days from day of sale upnn
giving hye days notice Of such resale in some news
iaISr publiSht in Washington. ID. &.
nOV2S-eoSds WA. III. MULLER, Trustee
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ksTHE ABOVE SALE l. POSTPONED
until FRIpAN. December 9Th. 1877. AT same time
andplace- EDWIN &. CT TIER (Trustea.
JAMES r.. FITCH. (ii">'ee>'
i l. lnI DIV ELL Salesman nnNa--Ln-Sth q.