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Iile Indian War.

Probably by this time a decisive battle
has occurred between the federal troops
under General o. o. Howard and the united
ban1 OF Indians, who, according TO q tele-
gram from General H., dated the 9th inst,
were posted at the mouth OF White Bird
creek, in Idaho. Although no definite esti-
mate OF the number of hostile Indians has
been given, IL is believed that their force far
outr umbers that OF General Howard's, the
lattGr's force being less than 500 men. Con-
siderable apprehension Is felt as to the result
of a collision. General Howard states that
the Indians are bold and are waiting TO
engage him, and that they are strongly
posted. The Nez Perces, IL Is stated, are gen.
orally peaceful, cultivate farms, and are a
well 10 do people. Some of the tribe, how
ever, are wild Indians under the religious
control of one SmOholla, "the Dreamer"
who for years has inveighed against the
whites and their castOms. 1.-The Dreamer
who processes TO receive revelations from the
Great Spirit, exerts powerful influence
over the wild Indians, and has done much
towards bringing about the present war.
General Howard, while an experienced and
a brave soldier, who commanded a corps
during the late civil war, has had but COM
paratively little experience as an Indian
fighter. His enemy is we'll armed confident,
and spelling for fight" and the news OF
the first general engagement will be waited
for with the greatest interest. 1t is to be
hoped that the result will not demonstrate
the painful fact that the government fur
nished General Howard with an Inadequate
force, but nevertheless there is room for
grave apprehension on that score and the
mind instinctively reverts TO the terrible
massacre of Custer and his brave men in the
valley of the Little Big Horn.
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At this distance from 1880 1t is about as
impossible 10 tell what will be the political
issues Of the next Presidential campaign az
1t Is 20 know what our angelic cognomens
will be, provided always, as the LAWYERS
say, we are ever entitled to any. As a
national organization neither party has any
distinctive vitality. The trouble among the
politicians is that they have nothing To
wrangle about. The democrats like the
policy OF the President very well and find
no serious fault, while republicans In the
man give IL lukewarm support. Referring
10 the Presidents late order divorcing federal
offices from party machinery, the New York
b0rtd earnestly asks: How is 1t possible
Tor sincere democrats or sincere believers In
the government of the people, for the people,
and by the people, to disapprove of such an
order" The Boston journal answers some
OBJECTIONS to the order in question, and closes
by saying that when a party comes to RELY
on Official help and direction, it rests on a
broken reed much more likely to pierce than
support IL.
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We would like an explanation of the reason
why thirty-six hours should elapse before a
drop-letter, duly stamped and properly adj
dressed, and placed in a lamp Ietter-box, is
delivered We know OF a case where such a
letter was dropped into box night before
last, and yet II did not reach its destination
until this morning. While this letter was
quietly reposing in the box or at the post
once, within five squares of it's destination,
at least two mails were received from the
city OF New York and other distant points.
That there is neglect somewhere is evident.
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Ex-senator Simon Cameron and his clan
are repre- ented as being greatly dissatisfied
with the Presidents late order, and say
boldly that they intend TO let Pennsylvania
go democratic at the coming election Is
rebuke to the administration. This is aqueer
way OF taking revenge.
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%, and Hickory at O. per cord. AlsO, ell kinds q
Saved and Split, kept under cover.
~ Deliveries maze direct 70 the consumer from
our " haryes and vessels
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main Office ana Depot. johnson ~haryes, foot 18th
and 18th aud streets southwest
Offices, I2O2 and Ill2 9th street n W ana
141s 7th street N. ANS eotr
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The board OF aldermen of New York has
passed, and the mayor has approved an Or
dlnance giving permission to explode fire
works on the Sd and 4th of July. The board
OF Underwriters formally protested against
the bill, and the press OF New York pretty
generally condemn il. A correspondent of
one OF the journals of that city suggests that
all Underwriters when they issue fire pol
icy Wrlte In IL That the company will not be
naoie ior any loss oyfire occurring on the Sd,
4th or 9Th of July, the DAYS on which the
iatal fireworks are used. This would leave
The ,ciry without any pecuniary protection.
and bring the advocates of a fiery eelebra.
lion OF the Fourth 10 a realizing sense OF the
danger OF using explosives.
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PRICES VERY LOW ie2S5ts
VNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
u OF COLUMBIA.
SPee'dI Term Probate JVrtSdtctOn June 18th, 1877
In the matter OF tue estate Of JONATHAN
GREAVES: Application for letters Of administra
ton on the estate of Jonathan Greaves, of the Dis
trict II Columbia, has this day been made by vii.
liam Kennedy. All persons Interested are HEREBY
nctified to appear In this court on TUESDAY, the
Sd day OF July next, at III O'Clock q. m, 10 show
caise why lie tiers of sdmiai traton the Of
the said deceased should not issue prayei: Pro
rtded, copy Of this order be published once a week
for one v eek in the Washington Lar Reporter, and
~ rec tme- in the EveHtag STAY previous to said
day. Test A. WEBSTER
Ie2y 81 Register of Wills.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-CHARIOTS can be char
- tered at very reasonable rates to con- .y.ySaa
vey psrties to and from Great Falls, Ex- Sz q
cursions Picnics. Special attention
given t. TVS branch of our business during Inc
simmer. For ts rms apply a; No. Congress street,
Georgetown, or SO Market Space. city. je2S I'm
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES CAR
~ RIAGES!-I now offer my entire. -.
stock of new and second hand CAB &S
RIAGEs below cost for cash approved XSE
paper. Repairing done in the neatest manner
JOHN NJ. YOUNG,
je2e-3t> 313 9th street and Louisiana avenue.
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Je0-tr III 7th street northwest.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
4 ecriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
eerm, letters OF administration, witt the will
nexed on the PERSONAL estate of PATRICK CHAM
EkS; late OF Washington County, District of Co
iunoia, deceased All persons having claims against
the sotd deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on or before the 18th day Of June next; they may
otherwise BY Law be excluded from all beneft of
the said estate. Qivso under my hand, this 18th day
HONORAH [her markl CHAMBERS.
II ESIDENTS AND TRAVELLERS PRE-
H pairing for the Mountains or SEASIDE will finn
in our stock of DRY GOODS the most approved
sly les the best qualities and lowest prices all Goods
being sold at cost for cash Call and examine
MITCH ALE q MARTIN, successors to John r
Mitchell. 1879 It
EIZ! Pop BANG!
Headquarters for
FIREWORKS
At j. A. ED(sAR'S Grocery Store,
W. cor sth and East Capitol streets
Full assortmtn mt. Cheap. je29 A.
RUTTER AND EGGS.
FRESH BUTTER arriving daily in small and
FRESH KGGs on consigr ment and for sale by
ID. T.. DUTROW,
Je29 81. corner 10th and streets.
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HOLMEAD & CO.,
$40 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.

Our stock of English CROCKEY, CHJNA-f
CUT GLASS, Rogers & Bro. PLATED~
GOODS always complete. w
PRICES VERY Low. ie2S5ts
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F. ". R Mitt 4E&. = V0;,,cv
S1s STREET NORTHWEST.
Iok sALE-Large list Of property In all parts q
FOB RENT-furnished and Unfurnishsd Resi-.
BUILDING SlfEe-Choice locations.
List OF Properties furnished ct Ms cfoe. ann I'M
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COAL AND WOOD.

" WOOD! WOOD,
Our prices pcr Ton Of 20 lbs until further no
tice " i'll be as follows:
Hhits Ash, sny siEe------------. 81 so.
LorberTy - & 90
hin, - :,,.-----..-.--.-.. , -OO
SenSiSe Lykens Valley, :, so.
Oak, Pine and Hickory Wood at Lowest Arket
Rates
R. VI. MILLER a. son,
~ street and Va ave. souths est.
Branch cfioe-920 Pa uorthwest Jels sm
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GOAL AND WOOD.
We ssk the attention Of sIl consumers Of Coal and
Wood % an examination Of stock We have AT
our wbsrNe foot Of 9TH street. com plete sssort-
ment Of Coal Of all sizes and % the best slites 70
which we are constantly making additions.
HICKORY,
And PINE WOOD.
We ask especial attention to our stock az Bakers
PINE WOOD. which is the best offered for sale
In this city.
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD
Our improved machinery enables rs 90 offer Sawed
and Split Wood lower than ever offered IN this CITY,
Sole manufacturers Of Stephenson's
PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD,
introducing FIRE ghter in every Bundle, and for
sale BY all GrOcers.
Seventh street cars run direct to the place.
STEPHENSON d BROTHER,
9TH street Wharf,
Branch Office, 12le Pennsylysn avenue north
west ie9ly
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CHEAP mann, CHEAP -
~ WOOD COAL,
$40 40.
Pine Wood delivered from 81 70 SIS per cord
OAK Nood delivered from 8 30 20 IS so per cord
Sawed aid Split wood kept under cover.
George : Greek Cumberland Coal, run Of mine and
lump. always on hand az lowest rates
Our facilities for cheap deliveries are unsnrpassed
by any in the trade.
THOS w. RILEY a. SONS.
Main once and Depot-Riley's Wharf, foot of 18th
and 18th streets southwest
Branch ofhces-C St, between "a and 81 n W, and
9th street, between ID and southwest. myI An
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HAVING ENLARGED OUR STORE,
We are now prepared TO offer to the Public most
complete assortment of
STOVES FURNACES, RANGES, CRATES, LA
TROBE STOVES, AND SLATE MANTELS,
In Great Variety.
Persons fitting no their houses with the alb I'VE
nam Goods, should not fail to call and examine be-
fore buy ing elsewhere.
A FIRST CLASS ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
FOR S6J.
Also,
LAfROBE STOVES, WITH ILLUMINATED
BASE, SELF FEEDING, TO HEAT
TWO ROOMS,
FOB S3O,AT
REISSNER e. jerks.
jeS-tr III 7th street northwest.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-19
MISCELLANY.
LEmoNs i OGRE ron CONSUMPTION


Il is natural when medical science has en-
countered a malady so tenacious and fatal as
consumption, that, from time to time, many
remedies should be suggested, and many
fraudulent nostruns pulled by interested par.
ties. Where the danger is so great and the
!, hope SO small, the victims and their friends
are generally too ready, In the absence of any
assured treatment by the regular faculty, ia
grasp at the hope ininearly allcases fallacious,
held out to them by auacks and charlatans.--
Wherever, therefore, these vaunted remedies
either put money in the pockets of those who
profess to have discovered them, or are at all
likely to prove Injurious to those who test
their efficacy, va would in every instance adj
wise our fhendst to havenothing at all to do
with them.
Where there is no inducement for fraud,
however, and no risk Of injury to the expert
menter, It would often be well to test new re-
cipesfor old evils. So various are the phases
of human constitution, that it often happens
that even through the patients faith in the
efficacy of prescription or through its special
adaptability to his peculiar system cure Ia,
by this means, effected.
A supposed remedy of this kind for the
cure Of consumption is the following recipe
furnished by correspondent Of an English
medical journal
Put dozen whole lemons in cold water
and boil until soft (not too soft1 roll and
squeeze until the juice is all extracted, sweet
on the juice enough to be palatable, then
drink. Use as many as a dozen day
Should they cause pain or looseness of the
bowels lessen the quantity and use five or six
day until better, then begin and use doz-
en- again. BY the time you have used I've or
six dozen you win begin to gain strength and
have on appetite. Of course, as you get bet
ter you needn't use 80 many. Follow these d.
reotions and we know that you will never re-
greet it, if there is any help for. you. Only
keep it up faithfully We know Of two cases
where both OF the patients were given up by
the physicians, and were in the last stages OF
consumption yet, both were cured by using
lemons according to the directions we have
stated. One lady in particular was bed-ridden
and very low, had tried everything that mon
ey could procure, but all in vain, when, to
please friend, she Was finally persuaded to
use the lemons. She began the use Of them
in February, and in April she weighed one
hundred and forty pounds She Is q we'll wo-
man to-day, and likely to live as long as any
of US.
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TuRxIge THE TARLEs.--Yo Person
applicant for housemaid'a " situation ~
'tMay ask, Sir II you keep a boy2n Old
Gent A boy No Whys" Young Person
--i'o Oh, to clean boots and knives, carry up
coal and---n Old Gents All, may ask if
you play the pianoe" Young Person(d nbious-
ly)--. N--no sir---'' OldGent--" All, then,
I'm afraid you won't is we shall not
suit you. and my wife always carry up the
coal, and wash the dishes, and all that sort
of thing. All we want is some one to play the
piano. Enewna
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DRIED BEEF.-The INCEST way never saw
dried beef served is as follows: Heat milk
and water (abont one-half of eacli,) and
thicken with beaten egg and little -four ;
whom nicely boiled add the beef, which of
course should DO sliced as thin as possible,
and Immediately remove from the fire, as the
less it is cooked the better il the beef is very
salty 1t win need freshening little in hot
water before going into the gravy, but IL not,
It viii season just right without freshcning.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-19

A REMEDY FOR LIME IN THE EYES Tho
highly injurious caustic effect of lime acci-
dentally introduced into the eye, as frequently
occurs to those engaged in building, may DO
entirely neutralized, it is said, by the use of
cold sugar water, owing to the formation of a
compound of tho limo and sugar, which Is
without any action upon the eyes.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-19

a man Is thirty years old before he has any
settled thoughts OF his future. it is not COM
pletsd before City. He falls TO Building in
his old ago, and diea before his house Is in
condition to be pointed and glazed. Bruysre
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-19

That's the smallest horse ever saw, said a
countryman on viewing Shetland pony.
g Indnde, now, " replied his Irish compan-
ion, " but have econ one as small as two of
him.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-19

There never did. and there never will, exist
any thing permanently noble and excellent in
the character which ID q stranger to the exer.
cise of resoluts denial Wdlsey Scott.
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A French chemist makes pill on which the
name and tho dose are legibIy printed. So the
man that gets them not only gets needful
medicine, but also swallows n great deal of in
formation. Ddn6my News.
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A Great Offer. =!

We win during these hard times dispose of 100 Piano
and Organs and second hand of hrst-class maker
including Waters at lower prices for cash or install
ments TO lei until paid for than before offered
ncuding their new Souvenir and Roudoir) ore the best
made. Octave Pianos $3.50. f-3 do $3.50 not used a
year. 81" Stop Organs $50 Stops a5s Stops S6S 8
Stops S75 10 Stops es8 IL Stops 300 cash. used
year. IN perfect order and warranted Local aud Travel
ing Agents Wanted, Illustrated catalogues mailed. A
liberal discount to Teachers, Minister'S Churches ETC.
Sheet music at half price, Horace Waters 4 Son,
Manufacturers and Dealers 40 East IA St. Union Square,
n. !. Jy. 4, zw.
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Be slow in choosing friend, aud slower to
change him courteous to all, intimate with
sew; slight no ono on account Of poverty, nor
esteem any for thsir wealth.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-19

Men win wrangls for religion write for it
Fight for IL; die for IL; anything but live up
to it.
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The plaintiff and defendant in an action az
law are like two men dneking their heads in
q bucket, and daring each other to remain
longest under water. sas
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-19

The cultivation OF . heart should be like
that of garden, whore we pruns and weed
before we begin to plant
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4 cheerful face is nearly as good for an in.
valid IS healthy weasher. Frenklin.
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Truth 10 the foundation OF all Knowledge
and the cement Of Ill societies Dryden.
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s., DIR. ]. w. A. aB,IRKLEY,
SUI RG E0N DEN fist,

I INFORMS his patrons and the public that he con-
.nqes e practice his professional No. aa South
[t1ntn street, Philadelphia, the fifth door below
locust Street and that he to perform al The
ost aneus aud intricate operations appertann to
Dehs.i,sry. lie 30 aaEpsters all the Gases for the
osislSe reef o. pain IN the extracting Of teeth being
!ne rst whe st % bring it into se in his profession
"a tne state q Rspsyl vana. He Likewise sets every
setaliic Of which he the discoverer and inventory
IN tns most satisfactory 10 the wearcr En-
Sept. 6, 1S76.-ly
, 1877-12-16

and ne called upon that gentleman to answer for
himself: This remark wa1 received with applause.
Ut. Gambler then AROSE. ami said that man
could NOT live By brcnd alone. lie saw around him
the evidences Of good tasts and prosperity. He
snjoysd the epIeit Of this grand and open
a. enterprise. lie enjoyed the refined taste.
Iie could say that while he enjoyed their good fc
lowshp he also enjoyed the enterprise of the pep
Pic Of Chicago. lie could hardly understand that
these Stock fards were only started eleven years
ago, and had only been told 20 by Mr. Sherman O
short time before. business men
MUST LEARN BIT EXPERIENCE
and observation. and when his companions would
70 from Chicago back to their homes in Boston
they would carry this information with them, and
they could speak Of the enterprise OF Chicago,
which wns not alone credit to the United STATES
Of America but the worla. prolonged applause].
cigars were then passed around, ..and the gentle
men again boarded the cars and sped 10 the
city oy way Of Hyde Park and along the
Illinois Central Railroad, arriving at Lake street
about O'Clock, where carriages were again In
waiting, which hotc them back to the Grand Pacific
hotel The members OF the Commercial Club
were then left to themselves until 4 O'Clock last
evening. when the Chicago Club rendered them q
private reception at the beautiful Club House on
Monroe street opposite the Palmer Uouse, The
AFFAIR, although in full evening dresB was rather
Or M 1mpsomptu character, and the members OF
Inc TWO Clubs were given chnnce TO become ac~
qna1nfed with each other. 4 collation. was served,
but no other exercises TOOK piace.
This morning. By invitation, the Commercial
L!nD VIII attend services at Unity Church and
listen 10 a sermon By the Rev. Robert Collycr.
Io-morrow there will he an excursion to Mil
|aukee, and the visitors will return to this city
1 O'Clock. At Z tomorrow evening compll-
Hotel. and Tuesday morning the Cluo will leave
Tor home.
, 1877-12-16
Uses of Tclegr,pl,fc Cables.

As soon as cables are laid giving telccraphc con
nections between new points. opportunity is af-
fordcd for determining tho longitude of the sta
tion=. This is by far the simplest and most accu-
ever been invented. Ali that is necessary Is to
have correct local time at each station. and to note
the time accurately when the signals are SENT The
difference OF local times IL practically the differ
ence Of longitude. There is small loss of time
IN the transmission Of the signals, but the error
that this might occasion is entirely eliminated By
putting from pair OF signals. The submarine
cables with tue West India Islands have been re-
Gently employed for this purpose. and several
ascertaincd. The longitude Of the stations is thus
determined within five yards, equal to the hum
drcdth part Of second Of time.
, 1877-12-16

IxUYLn1Nks 1IAE3Ax1AL.
T1n1r sA1,E-st 100 DOZEN MORT1sE AND RIM
+ iocks aud knobs q barenn. An tmmGnsG stoGS e
II hsrdWare to close out cheap. d. ". "dEEL1ts.
li1 Lnke-st.
r,oR sA1E-ATOT OF DRESSED LUMBER At a
harSnin tor cash. Address 4a. Tribune Office.
, 1877-12-16


CITY REAL ESTATE.
Eo; sALE-DY I. 3. DoYD. ROOM !. 10 MAD.
wsst .hs ~ c'sgsns ssto79 s,9s91 and
Sef nfS aMs
Fsnna and we9 ns @ roo ars fq, r.
~! 3 sa nz;sf aS:,,nr,
us; 20 io]s S.sai M long time One bosk of
IS: aoo-ii.room 3:story and basement modern brick
sTn ooa s3d ans IL On oas
sfeS as|'a2S sas St -:5.sS e 80
d9Wn alencs as sasS Dwelling with furnace
aor,S ot 4hIny This one q ne es5aalsaea
houses of,e Kind on tho street, and il certainly rcnt
.s5oD-Good 7.room dwelling. and lot stslo5. on
S. :wo~.:story dwelling. 10 rooms idrst;cass house>
a9a e 4 asa: 9sa
scsd Ss6n aud lot
on nes dis ;sy %thD one block of
eis11a 2. on ryin=placc. between Harrison and Polk
s3 ico-ilerc is splendid lot os11oo feet to alley.
good frame dwelling. 10 rooms, on Monroe ST. east of
a'sed This is The cheapest property now offered in
rplenetd 7room cottase bnrn aod y; Iot : aox
ead title pcrtecS: ssoo; balance in monthly payments
sioo per per foot-iot s.x1so on corner Halstcd and
bcsween Fifthav. nnd Frankiin.s il WIS
solu for $500 per foot three years nEn
Eol: sALE-oI: ExCHANe.-. .y-sty..tr, r,;:;;:
= basement brick house on LaHe'aV.' near lhrt5-
s.story frame md brick basement house on West
* story sottasc With 50 feet ground ut Enslewood;
5s i9oo acres M ind m Wayne and Cedar Counties, Nc
braska: VERY cheap e...,a, .. ,.,.,. ,a,.
i lots opposite Central park, on Lake and Fulton
eui s's "a aas estss. %asn'As'0h' % baRrRET s''''
~''' ~'''>' No. 1ea washlnEton.st:. Room 20:
SKEAT n :{ona }saf sI
ccl1cnt locatIon South Side, -, 80:
no4s 81 yisa r es
value Of the sronnd ,,r on n,,,o-so,.st nor,, n,
asss euf1 u ks i
division Of the city ut very low pfces ea aao EXAM
Fzaak!,nst nssr aake ysry ensqpi aSs f5ss
Oh Washingron'st.
Tor sALE-Gi:EAT sAcRlF FIQE-A G50D HOUSE
than @ 70 ~. :ens renta Price sEcd Xdress
Tribune office. ----
TOR sALE-oY NORTH IAsALIE: ST: NORTH
foot. ssi Addrsss or apply ut i27 V!neennss.av.
Z Square. very cheap ADDRESS 9 %. Tribune c1lce.
Eon sALE-A RAlsG AIS-ss5o nUIs COTTAGE =. i:
flnnes{, nta st. 'rias or IS sMarSctsss la @ q'' w w.
e5o{. ASp 2!,Iao6ass tSGKs
bAE = IS Rss:s ao :; ns fas n" sS0DfD'
TOR sALE5-TuM NICE TW0:sToEx1 ASD BASE. Il.
Sarsen i taken Immediately, GEO: a. EMERY liz
TOR sA1E-5o FEET on wARAsH-Ay.: NEAR
L Van Durcu- be sold: can be had cheap ~
, 1877-12-16

nor SALE RENT-oK. EXCHANGE-CuOlCt:
L rcslcuce Property, houses Anh lots. at summer
da1c: lake water; fare H. GREER southeast cor
ncr Monroe and Markc: .sts