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JASON DAVENPORT, Fire lnsur.
~ ance Agent, will write policies in the Farm.
ere Mutual and other compsnies represented by
NJ. ]. Francisco In Rutland
Also the Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of New
York. ONCE at J. L. buttolph'sStore. 40
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TATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
- CASTLETON VT.
WALTER E. HOWARD, PRIscIPAL.
Fall term commences August 81. Spring term
commences February 8, 1877.
q Addison County is entitled 10 S E VEN
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS.
Address the Principal. Tins
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II w. JUDD, Manufacturer and deal
LIE er in all kinds of American and Foreign
Marble, Granite Work, &c. With Old Middle.
bury Marble Co. ltf
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~ KIDDEk,
Harness making and repair shop. Fine
harness, saddles, brides. whipe, blankets Sheets
etc., constantly on hand Shop on Merchants
Row. Lem
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CTATE NORMAL SCHOOL, RAN
r., Principal. Eighty one Scholarships. fali
Term opens fourth Tuesday in August Spring
Term opens second Tuesday in February. Send
tor catalogue 44yl
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NJ PaINN NEY,
Nls Once more announces that notwlthstand-
Ing his loss by the great dre-hsving had every
thiog burnsd-he has been encouraged to open
another shop. where he intends to keep good
assortment Of
HARNESSES, HORSE NETS,
WHIPS & SUMNER LAP ROBES,
VACUUM r MEATS FOOT OIL
- RHPA'RiEo done at short notice and on
sasoHabls terms.
SHOP, No. 2, sHELDON's BLOCK.
Middebury June IL. ls76.,
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PA 7 E N 7 s.!
f. A. LEHMANN,

Solicitor Of Patents, Washington d. c. Nc
patent no pay. Send for circulars. l4-iy
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EIDEON L. CLARK,
VI ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1872 La5alls 81. Room 20,
Residence South Ohlcagol CHICAGO, Ill.
MONEY LOANED for eastern parties on 6rst
mortgage security on improved real estate In and
near Chicago aud South Chicago at ratss netting
ten per cent. per annum 10 the lenders.
Reference by permission to Messrs. Stewart 4
Eldrsdge, Middlebury, Vt.
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~ w. GOODELL HAS REMOVED
VI. his place of business from Sanford Ga
gers shop to James Donahue's shop, opposite the
school house, where he 10 prepared 10 do all
kinds Of house, carriage and furniture painting,
graining etc. 49tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.

VIZ H. KINGSLEY, DENTIST.
w Up stairs in Styles new Block,
IA MIDDLEBCRY, VT.
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T. s. GH iAfxT r., paNSIo% 1sa.;sIs n
increase chesply. Address him, with stamp, at
Ripton, VI.
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A DDISON HOUSE LIVERY STA
ABLE. D. Rider. Proprietor. First class turn
outs furnished on short notice. Prices reasonable
Middlebury, VT 6tf
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IT E. SMITH. Attorney and Coun.
lLs sellor at Law. Office No. !, Tupper's
Block. Middlebury, Vt.
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TOHN AVERY, NJ. ID.
- PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
5rAnKsBoRo, VI. I9tf OFFICE AT RESIDENCE
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lanes NJ. SLADE, ATTORNEY
y AND CousELLoR AT LAW, and solicitor
and master In chancery. ONCE in Brewster's
Block Middlebury, VI.
Mddlebury, Vt, April 2, 1877.
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~ A. STUKTEVANr,
II. Attorney at law. Office over Clsy's store
In tbs new block.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

We from Ticonderoga, 8 : rs A. M.
ve for Ticonderoga, 537 p. NJ.
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MCLEOD & .-CLA AIM
lM AGENTS. Middlebury, vt. 6tf
T. II. MCLEOD. Z. L. SMITH.
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will be variety Of performances, and
we are assured by His Honor that they
will be interesting.
GymnastIe exercises, singing and de-
claiming Will be followed by a comedy
and a discussion Of tho question,
(which is the most Useful, Csal On or
Gas ?''which will be decided by vote of
the Association. The Mayor has OBJ
tainei the largest tree in The marke /,
aud has spent two days in gathering
presents, which VIII De distributed alter
he other exercises.
These presents are all OF a useful
character and each viii receive some
ChIng OF which he stands IN need.
twenty-five cents will be charged at the
door, and after the other expenses are
pal the p rfOrmers W Ii receive com
peusdtIon Tor their services, and the re-
naming money, II any, will be placed ii
tne treasury.
There are two hundred boys in the
association, and AT present. they have a
wei -1tted ualI, ii library of eIglJ hum
dred books, and 500 ahead. Each II =
celVeS aid Wuen SICK, and there Is more
~ stein III the working of the OrganlZa-
tlon than coa,d be expected from ouy s
0, their age. A full house the nighL OF
their entertainment will be appreciated u.
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PROBATE,


The Board met in regular session yes.
terday afternoon.
Resolutions were adopted as follows
10 improve Fifth avenue, from
Charles street to Center street.
70 contract with Charles FOltZ & Son
for improving Cook street, from Addison
to Strai ht street.
To contract with John Mcclure for
improving henner street, from Denman
street to Dalton avenue.
10 prevent the location of wharfboats
at the Public Landing without the au-
Cbority of Common Council.
10 authorize the Board OF Police Com
mlssloners TO purchase new steam fire
engine at a cost of "a 200.
a resolution to request the Board of
Public Works to furnish this Board with
schedule OF the money used from the
Water-works fund in Eden Park, ana
The purpose for which said money was
expended, was adopted.
Mr. Ross offered resolution "that
the Cincinnati Gas-light and Coke Com
pany be directed from and after the final
passage Of this resolution, to light ana
extlnguish the public lamps of this CITY,
until the 31St day OF March next, in ac.
o0rdance with the timetable adopted
May l, 1868, and after the 31st day OF
March TO light and extinguish said
lamps In accordance with the PhiIadel-
pnia moonlight timetable"
The resolution was passed unaui.
mously. Adjourned.
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THE DAILY STAR


Bsisn In order to accommodate Eastern ad-
Vertlsers in the STAR, Mr.. e. Duncan Sniffen,
No II Astor House. New York City, has been
appointed our general and special agent for
the Eastern states. This will be a branch Off cs
Of the STAR, Mr.. Snffen being authorized to
make advertising contracts on our behalf, and
receipt all collections therefor IN our name.
ssS~ CINCINNATI, Dec. 20 1870 p. M.-Flour
in fair consumptive demand. Corn steady and
fairly active for mixed. Wheat
quiet and moderate demand. Rye slow
but steady with light offerings.
Barley quiet Oats dull Mess pork moder-
ately active. Lard steady and demand fair.
Green meats are quiet and steady.
Whisky weak and lower. Cotton
unchanged Country produce, good demand
for the local market and liberal offerings. Gold
steady at 2%al023. Money market quiet and
easy.
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Ilies.

GUNNI|ON- st tn residence of his son. III.
W. OutnisDn, Mayor Of Dayton, Ky, oliver
Gunhison, late OF milwaukee,, WISCONSIN,, in
| tine saventy-elg ith year OF ms age. FUNERAL
services at house a. Z O'Clock f. NJ. tO.day.
Rtmalns will DC taNun to Canandai 4ua, N T.,
IOr burial
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The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

The case OF K. Alr against Catherine
Hupmel and others, u motion for dis
trlbution of the proceeds of receivers
sale, was set for the 9TH of January.
PROBATE.
The will OF Mrs. Sarah Garrett was
admitted TO probate before Judge Mai
son. The testatriX directs that her ex-
ecutor shall expend $1,000 in the cree
tiOn of a monument over the remains OF
her brother, Thomas Buchanan Read.
The will OF Emma Pullen was admit
ted 10 probate, and II. McCullOm and
Henry w. Taylor appointed executors.
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FIN AN CIAL.


.
Gold steady. Opened in Wall street at lO3ss
now quoted IO2A. Buying here at 1922 # sell
ing at lJ&A for coin, ana gold checks on New
York selling at lU21s.
Eastern exchange Is quiet and demand light.
Rates unchanged. Dealers buying at lilo dis
count, aud selling at par
Sterling is drawn at 81 50 for thirty to sixty
days, and 81 oG for sight drafts per in gold,
anu only a limited inquiry.
Cover m MT bonds steady at the following
local uuOtutions. 'e
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changed. Common S2a2 30. medium at 81 75a
3 Is, good TO choice at 350a4 IS, far TO good
shi ping at "a 50a5 per GENITAL.
NllEEP-Market quiet but prices steady
without any uUo able change Common 81 2ja
3 %, good 70 chDIce s. 50a4 81 per eentll.
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The Newsboys' Association, under the
personal direction of Mayor Moore, is
preparing for its sixth annual entertain
ment, to be given at Pixies Opera-house
ION the evening OF January II. There
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SEMI WEEKLY.
GRIFFIN SEMI-wEEKLY
PRESS AND CULTIVATOR,
ESTABLISHED IN 1865.
Published Every Sunday and Thursday,
At Two Dollars Per Annum.

hENOTED to Agriculture Politics, Litera
~ ture, Immigration and Miscellaneous
Reading Matter. Those wishing to come ta
Georgia should read this paper AS we will,
fyom time to time, give the present. history OF
every county IN the STATE Georgtans should
read TINS paper, because 1t Is the best paper
for the price published South.
Advertisers should interest themselves abouG
this paper, as it has the largest eircu alton OF
any paper In Middle Georgia. Our books. are
open TO prove the assertion
single copies sent on receipt Of a threecont
postage-stSmp Address
EDGE u DUTTON, Editors.
auA-u Griffin, Georgia
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DISSOLUTION,
Dissolution of Limited Partnership

A RTlCLES OF DISSOLUTION THIS DAY
N made anu entered Into by and between
James ID. Campbell anu Harry l. Shmkle, Cen
eral Partner, and Nj. V. sullivan, Special
Partner, uuder the name Of Campbell, shinkle
Il Co., vIz
l. This partnership is this dav dissolved by
mutual consent by the withdrawal of James
ID. Campbell from SAID firm.
2. The business 10 be continued at the place
OF the old firm, 6O W est Front street. Clncin-
natl, Ohio, unuer the firm name Of Harry |.
ohlnkle Il 60.
3. Inc SAID firm Of Harry l. Shinkle & Co.
composed OF Harry l. shnkle. General PaTt.
ner, and Al. V. Sullivan, SPECIAL Partner are
to collect all debts ana claims due the old liIm
and are to pay all the liabilities thereof.
In witness whereof the parties have here
unto set their hands ana seals, this, the 2S.h
day OF December, lS11.
JAMES d. CAMPBELL, SEAL
HARRY |. SHINhLE, SEAL
Nj. V. SULLIVAN, SEAL
In witness whereof;
SIMON 81. JOHNSTON,
Nj. j. HATT0N.
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PARTNERSHIP.

VNHlS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE UN-
l. DERSlGNED have agreed to a limited
partnership upon the following terms:
l. The name OF SAID firm shall be lIenry l.
Sh nike & Co.
:. Henry |. Shinkle, a resident of Covington,
Ky, is the general partner, and Nj. V. Sulli-
van, resident OF CUymgton, KY, Is special
partner.
3. The special partner, NJ. Y. Sullivan has
contributed TO the capital stock ten thousand
dollars (SlOOU0)
a. lhe general nature of the business to be
transacted Is wholesale dealers IN teas. toDac-
COS, cigars, &C., to De carried on In Cincinnati,
Ohio.
5: Said partnership to commence Dec. 70,
1871 and to terminate by limitation Jan. !,
] So0
In witness whereof the parties have hereun-
o set their hands aud seals this 2Sth day Of
December 1877.
HARRY l. SHINKLE, lsEAL.l
M. V. SULLIVAN, SEAL.
In witness whereof,
nj. j. PATTON.
SIMON JOHNSON.
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For PittSbur~,

SATURDAY. 20tn, at4P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
80 n Exc HANGE, u. W. K"ye, Master,
ssff5ttsstaEs Apply OH board, or TO Koysc u Mos
S-7~a~S1ASssH sci, j. {. DUrman, gent
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 29-l 80 z. nj.
The following are tho receipts and shin
menGs OF live stock Tor the past 81 hours.
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For POnlerOy,

THIS DAY, eth. at =. NJ. POSITIVELY.
NJ b. POTOMAC. Jas. kirker Master.
sgs93ssss9asssf & rcignt received on Big Sandy
A201.easAzAs " harf-bOat, foot Of Droadway. ".
Hpnshuli. superintendent.
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state of ONO, Hami ton County, ss.-The
undersigned personally appeared before
me, the undersigned a Notary Pub
ilc, in and for County and state
afore mentioned, James d. Campbell, Harry
l. Shinkle and NJ. " sullivan, the siGners or
the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged
the signing and sealing thereof to be their VOL
untary act and deed, for the uses and purpos-
es therein mentioned. In witness whereof, |
hereuhto set my hand and seal, this 18th day of
December, 1874. Nj j. PATTON
Notary Public, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
de2Y-4tS
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HOGS-Market firm and active. Common
sell at fair to good Light So 90a4 05, fair to good
packing 81 l0a4 rs and select butchers' "a 25a
4 80 per Genital.
CATTLE-Market dull, Prices are un-
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THIS d Ny. 10Th. at 4 Z. M.. POSITIVELY,
fgsg p the {. Il .. Il. Il. Packet FLEkI
slHsssssi$5ss5 H1sia5s5 WOOD, j. Z. Campbell, Master.
A''saa~HAAsasA Freight received at all hours On
" harl- boat, foot Of broadway. W. Honshell,
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For New Orleans

SATURDAY, 18th, at 3 r. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ b, A. Z. DONNALLY. II. u. Hart Mas
.s6fssss s!sS#l ter. Apply on board, or to Royse
zsSss=:fszsisza &Aossett, Geo. Charter, W. S,
Getty, j. &. Dormau Il Co., Agents.
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For vi ladISOH.

MONDAY. WEDN EsDAl, FRIDAY. Bpm,
~ IA EIRGIE LEE, W. II. Kirby,
s!ffaasAssaaEfstfIss5 MASTER Apply on board. or 1T
1a4'a1''nA1 4. hennelPs, cor. Main and Water
SLrenlS.
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WEST COVINGTON, ky.

The sixth OF the series of entertain.
ments OF the Home Circle Dramatic
Club, will be given on Monday evening,
New Years Eve, when the twU-act com
edy, used Up" will be perfJrmed
There will also be two choruses by
members of The Oriole Glee club, OF
CoVlngton, club composed Of youn.
men who understand how to sing, as
many can testify who were present on
Wednesday evening. After the enter
talnment the chairs Will be remove d
and dancing will be the order OF the
evening.
The social and supper given by the
Ladies' Mite Society OF the Union Pro-.
estant Church, on Thursday evening,
for the benefit of the proposed
u f. Church, was a grand
success, financially and otherwise.
1t was proposed to give the en-
tertalnment at the residence of Mr.
JOhn Mlllichamp, but the tickets sold so
rapidly as to make it necessary to get
more accommodation The Town Trus.
tees hearing OF the matter, generously
donated the Hall for the Occasion, 4
general idea of the number present may
De inferred from the TACT that the re-
oeipts during the evening were in the
nelghbornood of $75. Yesterday after
noon the little folks who had
remained at home the night be.
lore, turned out en masse to enjoy their
share OF the good things, and, 10 Judge
by the way things disappeared, one
would be led to inler that they had been
lasting since Christmas. The receipts
during the afternoon amouAted to $l2
AS 1t was also under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Mite Society, it will be
source OF pleasure to the ladies to know
That they have sueh neal sum toward
furnishing the new Church.
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For LidliSNiIle

THIS DAY, 29th, at +. NJ. POSITIVELY,
fYs@ A GENERAL LYLE, b. Merrielees,
EkrsEa JEFask4rssEss8a Master Freight received at all
1azE1aa11 hours On Wharf-boat, foot of Vine
street. II. NJ Made SuperIntendent
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For MpnnilIA.

ATURDAY. 29tn. at r N. POSITIVELY,
e. n, JAS. W. CAFE, r. W. Wise, Mas
t5sssf53s ter Apply on board. or to Royse q
issfsa@Sa&1R MOsSelt, A gents
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The Episcopal Sunday -school children
were handsomely entertained Friday
afternoon at Nolte's Hall. A Christmas
tree was placed in the Old fellows Hall,
~ad an elegant supper spread in the hall
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Yesterday morning about O'Clock lit
tie Gertie crawford, daughter OF Joun
Crawford, at this place, died of jAau-
d ce. She was a beautiful little girl
about four years fage, and was as good
as she was pretty. Her loss will be
greatly felt by Aer parents and many
friends. The funeral services. will be
held at the residence Of Mr.. W.T.. Craw.
lord at l O'clock T. NJ to-day.
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below. The affair was pronounced the
very best this school has ever given.
The Public School entertainment will
be repeated on Monday night next in
the School-hOuse. A neat stage has
been erected and all the necessary
scenery put in place. The excellence Of
the entertainment, when given a week
ago, will assure full house on Monday
night.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the residence Of Mr.. Benjamin
Atkins on Thursday. evening. 1t was
made up OF a number Of friends of Mr..
Atkins and his excellent vile, from
Newport, Dayton and Cincinnati, ana
was in all particulars a most enjoyable
entertainment.
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County and City Official Press.
Tuesday, August IA. 1877.
TIE BOSS CROP.

Ever since the granaries Of old Egypt
the daughter Of the Nile. fed the
droug ht-scourged nations of the Med
iterranean with her bounty. heat has
been the leading ,taple--thc "staf Of
life in peace, and the sinews of bat
tie in war.
II is the only crop that We can raise
in this country for convenient foreign
export with certainty of demand ard
something like uniformity Of price. In
exceptional years like the present. whcI
the price rises to an abnormal figure in
consequence of shortage FIR IN drought
in some Of the chief sources Of its sup
ply, or of foreign wars. an opportunity
is afforded to those fayorab.y situated
of realizing little bonanza out of this
Industry by judicious management.
We combat the assertion that has
been made that the Puget Valley is not
favorable to the growth of wheat.
There are enough who have tried the
experiment successfully to refute this
statement
Probably the misapprehension in this
regard bad its rise In a mistake in its
culture on the part Of our farmers in
trying it upon the rich bottom lands.
where it does not thrive. instead OF
upon the lighter upland soils which
suit it better.
There are many old worn out pas
lures in the river valleys upon sandy
ridges adjoining the river bank, which
yield but little in the way of grass. but
if broken up and seeded to Fa.l Cor
SPRING. wheat would render profita-
BILE return.
We unhesitatingly avow our belief
that many a sure fortune might easily
be acquired by steadfast and industri
Gus men in utilizing many Of the more
open tracts Of upland bordering the
Sound in the culture Ct wheat.
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EASTERN STATES.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 12-The Times
special says: In discussing bis contem-
plated trip. the President said he WAS
anxious to go to the Sou.h aud had
thought of going to .Greenbrier or
White Sulpher Springs, but if there
vas going to be collection OF Virginia
politicians there, he did not want to 90
among them or be mixed up in their
movements.
Sargent has preferred charges against
Charles II. Chamberlain, the present
receiver of the land office at San Fran
cisco, for exscting illegal fees. The
case is now before the Secretary Of the
Interior, and at least dozen applicants
had filed their Recommendations fer the
position. No action has been taken.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13-The Sun hopes
that Howard will be removed and his
place be supplied with man who
knows what Indian fighting is.
The Tribune says that those who ex-
pccted the war in the East to cause an
immediate demand for American bread
stuffs, rs well Is an advance in their
prices, thus far have been disappointed.
England has certainly imported more
wheat aud flour since Russia declared
war against Turkey, but Russiat at the
same time has increased its export Of
the same commodities to England in q
wonderful degree. For. instance, the
returns Of the British Board Of trade
show that the importation Of wheat
FROM Russia into England during the
month of June amounted to 5.l40, 600
pounds sterling, while during the COR
responding month Of 1876. their value
was only $4,000 pounds sterling.
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CoSsTANTINoPLE, Aug. l2-- Sulei-
man Pasha telegraphs under date Of
August 18th that he has occupied the
Guirditeh Pass unopposed. The Res
slams have evacuated tho Ksin Boghaz
Pass.
Mukhtar Pasha tslcgraphs under
date Of August Sth. Two Russian COL
umns have attacked our position at Ks-
dukiar. Third column has marched on
Ami. and cur wing hiss been attacked
between Sutran ard Guinlivc.n. The
Russians. although reinforced. were
twice repulscd and compelled I, r.t're
to their camp.
An Athens dispatch says that large
crowd marched through the streets on
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NOTICE !!

DY yIRrCE OF AN oRDER OF THE PRO-
ID hate Court Of King County, Washington Ter
rsfory, made and entered Of record on The nth
day Of August. A. d. 1877, I. George W. Tibbetts
executor q the last will and testament of Solo
mon Baxter. deceased. will offer for sale Ut public
auction. 10 the highest bladder on the sth day Of
September, A d. 1877. ss 10 O'Clock, A NJ. at the
Court House door In Seattle, King County. W. T.,
the following described Real Es.atc. situated in
said County and Territory Aforesaid and beisne-
ing 10 the said estate Of solomon Baxter deceased
Lots two al three t3,l four 10 and the south
East quarter Of the North Wet quarter Of Section
nineteen tisl In Township twsnsy-t three Ga,
North Of Range six t6l East Of the Willamette
Meridian. containing l5s 3i.lo6 acres moro less
The terms and conditions Of the sale ars one
hsh essh down. and the balance in six months
gold coin.
The ssle 10 be subject TO confirmation by the
Probate Court. GEORGE ". TIb6ETrs.
Executor.