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.T0IIN SHERMAN, Auctioneor,
u at Cloud Building.
TnusrErs sALEsSSg5r sSgrES+y yA4yABI.E IMPROVED

TNRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ny vIr,us OF deed ~ i,ps nr.r,or dat. Iu,v Al,
1873 and recorded in Ilber No 7T, fbiio " ct seq
Que oi the land rcofrds for the District Of Columbia
cured We viii sell a. public sncton in font of the
pe,o"t Oh M iDs p,,,,,,sss s"p'emger ,y 100 w. s a.
miichelis subdlvison Of original lot numbered tnur
~ In square numbered two hundred and thirty
eight trsl together with the impro rovsmehts, ar,
situate In the city OF Washington, D a.
Terms ofsalc One third cash. md the residue In
Two equal payments at sis and twelve months, with
hlerssi Al eight per cent per apnum securcd TO the
hoi cornplied with within seven days from day of
sale We rcerve the right 10 resell the property a the
risk aud cost OF tbr deksulung purchaser One hun
dred dollars on dspoaI, on nncepiance n bid
H. WARNER r,,.,.o.
JOHN e. FAY. Tus'eeS-
sep1TurhAS W. N, SMITH Salesman.
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JoHSs HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE

TIE Programme sf studiss for the year bsstaa'ss
Sept, ls is11 will be sent ou application, icsFrurTs
CHKGARAY INSTITUTE.
1871 and iSnsPRuCE STREET. .rHiLADRLPtifA
PEI YOUNG ladies and misses keoprns TIT rs
DAY, SopIember ~ board aud lut.On, Ia latin,
knTlsh and iisnch, yer snm!nl ~, -,
French is the Language ofihe family. myssSm
NJ UsICAL AcADSMY,
bs4 ,tiee, northwest. ~. j. r. cAuLFIFiD PrIa
opal .eisU
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY,
Nl At THF SPACIOUS "A
MUSIC HALL AZ NINTH sTREnr
PAplA rsdr,red u aR uHtss.
- Rehd ioI circular,
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DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRk "A Delightful beverage
DIR. wM 4. HAMMOND, Par superior to vehy,
DR. 4LsREpL .f1'ta LOOMS. most grateful and re-
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DIR. FoRDYCE BARKEN "py fsr the most ssr,e-
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DR. : MARios SINS, mot only luxury, Ou.
Ts b hAa Of all Wins Merchauu orocsu, prur.
gfsts and Mineral wAiss DEALERS throuShsui 5hs Uat
led stAtss. and wholesale of .f1.I
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PoPoLIo I
4. far superior TO any medicine ever offered the pub
No. is > positive eprs for k.dssy sAd liver sou,
pai,nu and hindrsd dssasss sSeA ~ sick hsAdAcss
Popoiio No ! Is . powerful yiaiiains tsaic asA 50
erectvs remedy foI bsonchils asthma, pulpas asaary
dse.se.. and debility. Prizes u per bottle Bsi .sls
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Nunibnsss and Inaamnatioe OF the Lnsss, LIVER.
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siI o. taH toi Twsl,e-to any p.I, Of Ihs Gniie1
s,..ss and oansdss,sy wEEks PorThh.
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UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LAnok
Vol. 10. Forty. .isur,s Congress. 1876 1877.
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SEQ .TLSTuSjS

l. FRAME HOUSES, on THE WEST SIDE or
rnJoNm ritE oEN9mnFhTEESTiisphEET Fi ~ i N2AD 1N, IgST
BY virtue oi deed Of trust dated October ). 1873.
andhpy recorded In Libcr No 1a5 biio 2s one Of The
frction OF the party thereby seoured rMill srfl at
public auction, on SATURDAY. September Is, ts17.
ihghonscs Situated on the centre lot or the north
gionnus ftle Columbian University. together with
Terms Of sale Que third cash, and the residue In
Two equal payments al siG aud twelve months frOtn
day Of sale with neres Al eghi per cent per snuuu,
secured 10 the satsintion Of the trustee n the terms
Of saie are not complied With within Hve days from
day o. sale rererve the ht 10 resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defAnitny puIoh,sef. Con
cei'ancs o. hid. uEO TRUFSpELt. Trustee
set wFM&ds JNO SHERMAN Auctioneer.
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rNHAT TORMENT OF BABYHoOD, soUR
stopischs, may always be rsmedied with the ~
nnign and popular Cumulative and I'D 10 digestion.
MIX OF NagnosAA lyu
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CHRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE

Is the safest and the bsrt. ID instantaneous tu ts
action, and produces the most natural shades Of
black brown does not staiu the sk In and e easily
appllsd II na stsnda|d preparation. aud . 6vorifs
upon every wsltappulnted toilet for lady gentle
man. Ior sale by al druxxsts aud haIrdre
JOSEPH CHRfBTA D0EO,
Proprietor. p. o. soI mn New York.
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ause wFMAds
I T COLDwELL. Real Estate Auctiouoer,
~ No ois v street northwest

II T. COLDWELIA Real Estate AuctiOnocr.
~ No oio street northwest
InUsTEEs' SALE OF DEsIRABIE PROPERTY
AND Z sTREEis soUrHWnsT.
by Virtue Of deed OF trust dated Oct Der 90 A. d.
lNS duly reoored libeT No oi f6iio ts one OF the
land rsooIds foI the Disct Of Columbia, and at tie
request oi the party secured thereby, will sell ai
public auction In mont OF the premises. on sATUR
pay, september s. ls17 At sn O'clock y N. the
Washington, d, C., to wilt All that piece OF parcel u
Eound known and dssigna;ed y psft oi square north
(,s3J beginning for tbs u The SOUTHWEST corner
Of aaid square and thence running north Y feet
thsaoe easl q feet IN nches thence south Is feet
thence west 50 feel ~ Inches 10 ths place o. beginning
,wsH .Sa %: sss eis e,ss na hs
yer osT. 2sI snnum, sseu!sd " desd o. trust A
conveyaneihs at purchasers coat IT,"
nENRY MCINTYRE, (r,.,..
CHARLES T. PRENTl69 ~
sepl -STuTb&ds
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MEDICINAL.
III o l. N ANS
AGUE AND LIVER PAD:

!. marve9r. IN its prompt and radical curs or every
only harmless vegetable conipounds, and Q worn
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDlsD. over %, vitais ths
lIvar and stomach. II removes torpidity Of ths
Liver. and Hrouss~ the stomach ffom lis dormant
state, arrestng fermentation, torpor aud pain by gIy.
also viialises the entrs system with natures true
Tonic arrests all detrrofaied aud poisonous fluids
system by way q ctrcnlsiicn. y shsorbs hom The
body every particle Of BLOOD FOLSOM, whethor bl
io,is, mslsrla medicinal and ieavss ths wsar.r In
perfect p seaith Sent 6y mall fre, n Sessss, e
pANS, No. ~ Maiden lane, z. o. Bon mn New
York or 2E West Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio Ali
live druggists Keep them.
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aSva.see Rsduotien Worls.

~ a8vaneee Reduction Works.
I'VE find in an exchange an interesting
description Of the celebrated reduction
and separating works at Wales. We have
room onlyfor brief extract The wri-
ter says: lssThe Swansea works are most
II subte1ranean, extending for about a
half mile underground, the compartments
are each separated from the other, and
the man who has charge Of any one apart
ment is completely walled out from his
neighbors on all sides, SO that no one
knows what the next one to him is doing.
The employees live in such prisons all
their lives, have no communication with
each other, or the outside world; hence
ifone quits he..knows nothing except that
he was required to use certain proper
tions Of chemicals to extract given met
al, as the rivulet Of molten matter passed
through his chamber. This is the rea-
son why no one can be found who knows
the nsodas ofe,andi of the Swansea works,
from personal observation, for no one but
the proprietors themselves understand it,
and they will not impart the information
for the simple reason that all the world
paws tribute to them. Yes, the little
Welsh corner by the sea has cargoes OF
mineral from every country on the globe
unloaded at her wharves.
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Inverted Soldiers.

Aregiment quartered at certain town
in Scotland had among them an expert
gymnast, who taught his brother subal-
terms how to walk across the barrack room
on their hands. While engaged one
evening, the door opened, and the colo
mel, stern discipllnarian, entered the
room, looked attentivcly at the invited
company, shook his head gravely, and
departed without uttering a word. An
order to be on parade next morning was
the least punishment expected for the
breach of diecipline. Some days passed,
however, and, no notice being taken, it
was thought an apology and explanation
should be offered by the prime instgator
of these unsoldierly. movements. A ref
erence being made to the memorable
night, the col. amazed the intended apol-
ogist by exclaimine:
"Hush, sergeant, Iwould not have any
body know it for the world! The fact Is,
I had been dining out with an old BROTH
er officer who had served with mein In
dia, an pom my life, had no idea the
wine could have such an effect upon me,
but when I came to see if you were all
right in your quarters could have sworn
that saw you all upside down! -
The old colonel was as ready IS Z di-
plomast, and kindness was the considers.
tion which, caused him to attribute to
himself the e'upside down.: - .s..z
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The Brainerd Branch Railroad.

The Brainerd Brauch Railroad.
From Gen. Rosser, chief engineer Of
the Brainerd branch, who was in the
city Monday, we learn that the work Of
grading is being pushed steadily ahead,
and that track laying will begin Ger.
tainly byAugust 1st and possibly by the
Goth of the present month. President
Wright has purchased the iron At Cleve.
land, o., from which point it will be
shipped by the lakes to Duluth and
from there brought by rail to Brainerd.
1t was expected that the iron at Duluth,
belonging to DeGraff l. Co., would be
used, but on account of the network
of legal complications in which its own
ership is still involved, there would be
too much delay before work could be-
gin. and it was decided to purchase iron
1T the East. 1t is expected that the
road will be completed with the cars
running thereo. by the date previously
fixed, September 18th.
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BISMARCK, D. T, FRIDAY JULY 20, 1877
Notes aad Nevr -.
The Detroit Daily Post and Tribune
has heen consolidated .st3

Notes aad lowr -
The Detroit Daily Post and Tribune
has been consolidated.
Carson, the Sioux Falls. murderer,
plead guilty of manslaughter in the first
degree.
The second infantry has been sent
from Georgia to Idaho, reinforcing Ge..
Howard. 8 1.
Wade Hampton has been invited to
deliver the annual address at the Mime.
sotl State Fair.
"A Cheyenne dispatch mentions the
murder Of two men and . woman by In
diana near the Black Hills. =
Placer mine No. 6, above Discovery
Deadwood gulch, after weeks sluieing
last week, cleaned up three Hundred and
twenty ounces Of gold dust valued At
about 6fty-seven hundred dollars.
The Bulgarian Chritians took The 1frst
opportunity to avenge the atrocities Of
Turks last year, when Thousands Of their
number were massacred because they
were Christians. It Is claimed that Mo-
hamedan children and old people wsre
slaughtered in cold blood, and the Mo-
hamedans are fleeing.
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Wanted to 10 Asked AnoEhse.
There is an old fellow residing in .
pretty country village bat few miles
from this city, Is We are ''credibly in
formed" says tho Rondout IN. Y. } Free
man, who 10 somewhat addicted to pota.
tons; and when he takes them at oil,
he potates rather freely. Once on :
Saturday, but short time since, he had
become considerably inebriated. Sum
day found him - mellow as Saturday
left him, and in addition to the stock
of whiekey in him, he felt desire to
attend the sanctuary. So to the ''metin'
house, he went. Parson-, 3 worthy
old dominic, was instructing his Bible.
class. Old Charlie walked in, sat down
quite demurely in q pew. He listened
very attentively to the questions and
answers for . few minutes, but being
anxious to show his knowledge Of
"Scriptur, and doctrine, he stood up,
steadying himself on the back of the
pew in front Of him with both hands,
and said he:
"Dominie, ask me some O. them hard
quesshuns.'
"Uncle Charles,' said tho dominic,
with = solemn face and . drawling tone,
"don't you know that you are in the
bonds Of sin and the depths of iniquity?''
"Yes 'ir, and the gall of bitterness,
toe. Ask me mother quesshun."
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N. P. Clark bss purchased Henry
Kalkman's drove of one hundred beef
cattle. which has been herded near Bis
marcx for some days. Mr.. Clark and
associates hsve the beef contracts at
Forts Lincolp, Rice, Sully and Tottsn,
and at Cheyenne and Camp Hancock.
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'Fight # Out"

IS A4bDV A.
Ns~ myss Resister:: ',z,'z.es
A story is told Of the daughter of 4
prominent person now in the lecture
field, who is peculiarly interesting and
suggestive of unconscious wisdom. A
gentleman was invited to the lecturer 8
home to tea. Immediately on being
seated at the table, the little girl As.
tonished tho family circle and the guest
BY the abrupt question:
"Where is your wife?''
Now the gentleman having been re-
Gently separated from the partner Of
his life, WAS taken so completely by
surprise that he stammered forth the
truth:
II don't know"
"Don't known replied the enfant
terrible. "Why don't you know!"
Finding that the child persisted in
her interrogatoriss, despite the mild
reproof Of her parents, he concluded to
make q clean breast Of the matter and
have it over at once. So hs said with .
calmnsss which WAS the result Of in>
ward explstivss:
"Yell, We don't live. together We
think, q We can't agree, we'd better
not"
He stifled 3 groan Is the child began
sgsin, and darted an exasperated look
at her parents. But the torment would
not be quoted, until she explained:
"Can't agree r. Then Why don't you
dRht It out, - % and ma dor
Vengeance Is mine," lsughinglY 70.
toftsd the visitor, after 'sps and ma"
exchanged looks Of holy horror, follow
ed byg tho inevitable rosr.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-20

In view of the robberies which have
been .perpetrated on the Cheyenne and
Sydney routes, the Northwestern Com.
pany running stages from Deadwood to
Bismarck will hereafter send mount
ed guard with the stages carrying treas
ufe,
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-20
Stage Robbery.

The eastward bound stage was robbed
near North Moro, about one hundred
miles from the Black Hills, Wednesday
evening at A. n. The stage had on
board five gentlemen, two ladies and the
messenger and driver. The road agents,
five in number, halted the stage from .
gully, as It reached the middle of 4. steep
bill, and when the order was given to
halt and for the passengers to get out
and form . line while the gentlemanly
robbers went through them, everybody
felt like obeyingiorders; but when Burt
Wilmont, the driver, was ordered to
join them he fatty refused, and told
them to commence shooting just as soon
as they liked as he would die before he
would abandon his team. So they d.
lowed him to remain in his seat.
They stood Paul Blum, the messenger,
off 1T one side with double barrel shot
gun and made him hold up his hands
until his arms ached but did not dis
turb him, the driver, or the ladies, or
the contents Of their pocket books, and
went through the passengers As else
where stated
When the stage was first halted they
ordered tho surrender Of the ''pi box''
treasure box) and failing to ind that,
they expressed regret that necessity
compelled them to 90 through the pas
sengers, for they had not intended to
do that. So they formed the psssen-
gers in line and lifted their circulating
medium. From one poor miner, who
had Telegram in his pocket calling him
homo to meet . dying wife, they took
$3.50. A bank cashier from Corruna,
Mich, gave up fifty cents. Bill Coul.
ter, Of st. Paul, gave up 1915 and
abused them for hoegishness, until they
gave him back his odd nickles. J: A.
Crszisr, Of Sc Paul. gave up about $17.
90, and other parties enongh to make
GIL. 1.O0-not . very fst take. The gen:
tlemanly operators refused al small
change and refused gold watches and
everything Of that sort; but the cur.
rency they said they needed in their
business. The robbery Was cool one,
and from all accounts they found = cool
load ofrpassengsrs, who had prepared
themselves for road agents BY shipping
their 1valdsbles by express instead of
carrying their ducats on, their persons.
The repeated robbie ries on the Cheyenne
route had led them to expect trouble and
to prepare for It. All Of the passengers
commend the action Of Burt Wilmont,
and the conclusion is forced that if there
is any such thing Is promotion in the
stage business, Burt deserves it.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-20

Mr.. Gumbert, of Evansville. Ind, has
taken charge Of Morris Cahn's establish
ment, and is building up handsome
trade. Speaking Of his wines and liz
quors, remark was heard that they
are the best in the city. -.,